Wartime Issue 28 2004
Contents
Buy now $7.00 + postageReflections Steve Gower
The Director of the Australian War Memorial's comment
Briefing
Mail Call
The battles of Boucaut Bay Craig Wilcox
Two years before the Second World War an Australian patrol boat opened fire on
Japanese pearling luggers.
The first kamikaze attack? Robert Nichols
A surprise attack on HMAS Australia caused
horrific injuries.
And they didn’t live happily ever after Jane Peek
Violet Glover and the execution of her
prisoner-of-war husband.
Prisoner of steel John Moremon
The story of an Australian officer who
survived torture by the Japanese.
Assault on the Pimple Phillip Bradley
Fighting around Shaggy Ridge in December
1943.
Buna attack Chris Linke
The 2/6th Independent Company in action.
Operation Guidance Ray Worledge
A daring X-Craft raid on Bergen in
April 1944.
‘Founder’ of the Australian
War Museum Peter Stanley
The story of Ernie Bailey, Australian
Salvage Corps.
Sunken hopes Eric Carpenter
The torpedoing of the Southland.
Death on the goldfields Brad Manera
150th anniversary of the Eureka Stockade.
The seasons of battle Peter Burness
The role of weather on the Western Front
1916–18.
Baptism of fire Sharon Losik
A lifeboat from MV Devanha used
at the ANZAC landing.
Independence Day at Hamel Mitchell Yockelson
Americans and Australians in action together
at Hamel.
Reconciliation at last Brian Cleaver and Peter Phillips
The search for a gravesite leads to the spirit of reconciliation among former
enemies.
Mrs Weir’s morning teas Keiko Tamura
Escaped Japanese prisoners of war after
the Cowra breakout.
Eyewitness
Keith Hooper’s experiences as a prisoner
of war of the Germans.
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