Wartime Magazine
Wartime is a must-read for anyone with an interest in military history. Now in its 24th year, the magazine features articles by internationally-renowned historians that place the Australian experience of war in a global context.
Suspicious Minds
During the Korean War 30 Australians became prisoners of the Chinese and North Koreans.
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The origins of Australian Naval Intelligence
The First World War had been building like a growing storm and the Royal Australian Navy – their intelligence service in particular – was ready.…
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Spinning the Reels
I Had a Son was produced and directed by Ken G Hall as promotion for the Fourth Liberty Loan, which aimed to raise more than £125 million…
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Secret Agents across the Samichon
The intelligence war in Korea began during the immediate aftermath of the Second World War. With the country divided into north and south zones, ea…
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El Alamein 80 years on
Some eighty years ago Australians played a prominent and important part in one of the Second World War’s key battles, El Alamein.
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The Walls Have Ears
The old saying ‘the walls have ears’ was never more applicable than in the case of German officers held as prisoners in the Second World War.
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