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Australian Military:     more books (100)

Zombie Myths of Australian Military History The Oxford Companion to Australian Military History Australian And US Military Cooperation: Fighting Common Enemies by Christopher Hubbard, 2005-07 Military Stress and Performance: The Australian Defence Force Experience HMAS Bataan, 1952: An Australian Warship in the Korean War by Anthony Cooper, 2010-08-01 The Commanders, The: Australian Military Leadership in the Twentieth Century The Diggers: Makers of the Australian Military Tradition A Dictionary of Australian Military History (Wisdom from simpler times) by Ian Grant, 1992-01 Records of war: A guide to military history sources at the Australian War Memorial by Australian War Memorial, 1996 Australian Military Personnel Killed in Action: Australian Military Personnel Killed in the Iraq War We answered the call: AWAS of Western Australia and their mates : celebrating the fiftieth anniversary of admission of women into the Australian military forces by Eileen Reilly Tucker, 1991 The Once and Future Army: A History of the Citizen Military Forces 1947-1974 (The Australian Army History Series) by Dayton McCarthy, 2003-06-05 Australia's Military Map-Makers: The Royal Australian Survey Corps 1915-96 (Australian Army History) by C. D. Coulthard-Clark, 2000-12-28 Emergency and Confrontation: Australian Military Operations in Malaya and Borneo 1950-1966 (Official History of Australia's Involvement in Southeast Asian Conflicts, 1948-1975) by Peter Dennis, Jeffrey Grey, 1996-08

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1. Welcome To ADF Serials
   A listing of australian military aircraft serial numbers and individual aircraft history.  
   http://www.adf-serials.com/

2. Buttons Of The Australian Military Forces
   Images of many of the items that many people consider the basic necessities of a military uniform, the buttons. From the Colonial units to recent,  
   http://www.diggerhistory.info/pages-uniforms/buttons01.htm
   
   Extractions: AMF button with KC & "no borders" map AMF button with QC & "borders" map General Officer's button Set of four WW2 Australian army buttons with full range from greatcoat to officer cap sizes. Until the late 1960s buttons were issued in metals that needed polishing. Obviously it was not viable to remove all the buttons from a uniform on each occasion that the buttons lost their shine. (With brass that took about 24 hours). This was the way around the problem. Each Sovereign has his/her own special "mark" called a cypher. In the UK it is common to use the cypher of the reigning monarch on a General Service button. Some are shown below. Victoria Victoria (Imp Crown variation) Edward VII George V George VI Elizabeth II As well a the "cypher" buttons there were some that used the Guelphic Crown as a mark of respect to Queen Victoria's Consort, Prince Albert.

3. Australian Military Statistics
   australian military History Overview This Month in History australian military Commitments 1885 1973 Australian Casualties - Sudan War to Somalia  
   http://www.awm.gov.au/atwar/statistics/
   
   Extractions: Contents This brief statistical survey of Australian involvement in war and peacekeeping operations since 1885 has been prepared by the Memorial's Military History Section. More detailed attention has been devoted to those involvements which have had the greatest influence on Australian society: the First and Second World Wars and the Vietnam War.

4. Australian Army - Department Of Defence
   Group and the Australian Army Training Team Iraq, which will train parts of the Iraqi Army. Full story. FURTHER INFORMATION RESOURCES. Military  
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5. Australian Military History: An Overview
   australian military Units Who s Who in australian military History Military Organisation Structure Australian War Memorial  
   http://www.awm.gov.au/atwar/conflict.htm

6. Australian Military Statistics
   australian military Statistics  
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7. Australian War Memorial One Of The World's Great Museums
   One of the great military museums of the world. Covers Australian involvement in conflicts since the Maori Wars of the 1860s. Contains online  
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8. Australian Government, Department Of Defence
   of Australia's military justice system'. More Beryllium Information for current and former members. More. Currently, around 1500 Australian  
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9. CSU Guide To Australia - Nation
   Defence Australian War Memorial Information about the Australian War Memorial  
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10. Australian Military History ... Introduction
    Many family historians in Australia had a Boer War soldier in their ancestry. This site is intended to guide, inform and entertain those just starting the  
    http://members.iinet.net.au/~perthdps/military/intro.htm
    
    Extractions: Top Australia and the Military From the outset, military history has been intermingled with the history of Australia and its European inhabitants. In fact, Australia owes its discovery to a lull in military activity in Europe. When British and European armies were not fighting each other, military leaders often found themselves on half pay, and in many instances, they were sent on exploration missions throughout the world. Just as on the battlefield, national pride dominated these ventures as the war spilled over into the competitive world of exploration. Historians are also quick to point out that new lands were not the only things at stake and that scientific conquest had also become a goal by the late 1700s. Australian's have only to recall that Captain Cook was initially sent to view an eclipse and that his discovery of New South Wales came as an added reward during his return voyage. Rivalry between France and Britain featured heavily in the British decision to occupy New South Wales in 1788. It featured again in the 1820s, when the western third of the continent was added to Britain's Empire. However, Australia's greatest involvement with the military establishment was still to come and was brought about by the American War of Independence. Until then, Britain had used America as a dumping ground for her convicts but soon after she lost that battle she had to turn her attention to the newly discovered New South Wales. A colony was established along military lines and a great proportion of its original settlers had convict or military backgrounds.

11. Australian Military
    australian military Australian Defence Industry Royal Australian Air Force Royal Australian Navy Australian Army  
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12. Australian Military Personnel Serving Abroad - Statistics
    australian military Personnel Serving Abroad Statistics.  
    http://www.pcug.org.au/~chowell/dps/ampsa.htm
    
    Extractions: The purpose of this page is to provide some statistics about Australia's involvement in the different conflicts around the world since 1860. What you see here is mostly taken from information supplied by the Australian War Memorial Research Center. 1860-1861 (Official Australian Involvement) Crew of HMVS Victoria, George Odgers in his book "Diggers" states that one sailor died during the conflict from an acidental gunshot wound (information courtesy of A Morgan 1863-1869 approx 2,500 in N.Z. Waikato Regiments, KIA - 1st Waikato 27, 2nd Waikato 2, 3rd Waikato 1, 4th Waikato 1, (figures courtesy of Lt Herb Ricketts RL). Sources: No 1 Waikato, NZ Gazette No 31 of May 1871. No 2 Waikato, NZ Gazette No 31 of May 1871. No 3 Waikato, NZ Gazette No 63 of 1869 and No 31 of 31 May 1871. No 4 Waikato, NZ Gazette No 63 of 1869. Lt Herb Ricketts has their names and also many Militia names, also see Len BARTONS book, Australians in the Waikato War 1863/64 3 Mar 1885 - 8 May 1885, 770 men in the New South Wales (NSW) contingent. 9 deaths, 3 wounded.

13. Australian Military Equipment Profiles Index Page.
    australian military equipment, Army vehicles, Military equipment, M113, AFV, Vietnam, Armor, Armour, Armored Vehicles, Tanks, Trucks, Military  
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14. U.S. Bomber Damages Tower In Australian Military Range During
    its bombing target and dropped a bomb near a tower at a military range in remote United States and Australian authorities are investigating.  
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15. The Australian Light Horse Association - Home
    Few australian military units create as much interest as the Light Horse. This site is a well designed and informative one with lots of factual  
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16. Australian Military Aircraft Serials
    A listing of australian military aircraft serial numbers and individual aircraft history.  
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17. Australian Military
    Australian Defence Industry Royal Australian Air Force Royal Australian Navy Australian Army. Abbreviated Table Of Contents  
    http://www.idb.com.au/dcottle/pages/oz_military_link.html

18. Strike Publicatons
    An australian military aerospace magazine containing indepth feature reports on the application of world air power. Published quarterly, but the website has current aerospace news and photos.  
    http://www.airpowerint.com
    
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19. AMMA
    The australian military Medicine Association is an independent, professional scientific organisation of health professionals with the objectives of  
    http://www.amma.asn.au/index.php
    
    Extractions: Membership of the Association is open to doctors, dentists, nurses, pharmacists, paramedics and anyone with a professional interest in any of the disciplines of military medicine. The Association is totally independent of the Australian Defence Force. While still a very young Association, established in May 1991, it has grown rapidly, with over 360 members as at February 2004. The Association reflects and encourages the broad spectrum of medicine that contributes to the fascinating and vital discipline of military medicine. The patron of the AMMA is the Surgeon-General of the Australian Defence Force.

20. Australian Military Genealogy Resources - Geneology
    Links for australian military Researchers by Perth DPS Military Historical Society of Australia Naval Historical Society of Australia  
    http://www.genealogylinks.net/australia/all-australia/military.htm

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