Secondhand Australian Military History Bargain Book Box SP2986

Secondhand Australian Military History Bargain Book Box SP2986

Eight illustrated volumes covering the Australian experience in both World Wars — from Gallipoli and the Light Horse to the Royal Australian Navy and the Western Front in 1918. Four volumes from the "Australians in World War I" series and four from "Australians in World War II," each illustrated with photographs and maps.

1. North Africa and Syria — Australians in World War II — The desert campaigns: Tobruk, the Syrian campaign, and the bitter fighting across North Africa.
2. Greece and Crete — Australians in World War II — The disastrous Allied withdrawal from Greece and the fall of Crete in 1941: one of the most costly chapters of the Australian war.
3. Royal Australian Navy — Australians in World War I — The RAN's role in the first global conflict, from the Pacific to the Mediterranean.
4. Australian Light Horse — Australians in World War I — The charge at Beersheba, the Sinai campaign, and one of the last great cavalry actions in history.
5. Royal Australian Navy in the Atlantic and Mediterranean — The RAN's contribution to the European theatre: convoy duty, the Mediterranean campaign, and combined operations.
6. 1918: Australians on the Western Front — The final year of the Great War and the Australian Corps's decisive role in the Hundred Days Offensive that ended it.
7. Australian Flying Corps — Australians in World War I — The AFC over the Western Front and Palestine: the pilots who pioneered Australian military aviation.
8. Gallipoli — Australians in World War I — The eight-month campaign that forged the ANZAC legend. The definitive volume in the series.