A creative public program at the Australian War Memorial will combine public activities, displays, installations and events for the five week period from 5 October to Remembrance Day, on 11 November 2018.
What's New At the Memorial
Featured
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'We thought we were going to die'
Fifty years ago, Brian Buzzard was fighting for his life when his mortar platoon was overrun during one of the longest and most vicious series of battles involving Australian troops in Vietnam.
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Australian War Memorial AEC Submission on Bean electorate
The Australian War Memorial has released its Australian Electoral Commission Submission into the decision to name a new electorate in the Australian Capital Territory after Charles Edwin Woodrow Be
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Lockheed Martin Australia announces new partnerships with the Australian War Memorial and the Invictus Games Sydney 2018
Lockheed Martin Australia’s enduring support for organisations that both honour and assist members of Australia’s armed forces was reaffirmed today with the announcement of two new partnerships - o
Exhibitions & Events
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King Of The Battlefield: Artillery And The First World War
Free public talk
First World War Galleries, 11.30 am -
![painting commemorates Indigenous military service through the story of 'Kulata Tjuta' [many spears]. It is a tribute to the Anangu men who have fought to protect their country presenting a history of Indigenous military service as synonymous with warrior culture.](/sites/default/files/styles/thumbnail_exact/public/images/teaser/6203262.jpg?itok=cpUUvG-T)
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