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Australian Military:     more books (100)

An army for a nation: A history of Australian military developments, 1880-1914 by John Mordike, 1992 Conscription and Australian military capability (Canberra papers on strategy and defence) by Darcy McGaurr, 1971 The Howard Legacy: Australian Military Strategy, 1996 - 2007 (German Strategic Studies) by Benjamin Schreer, 2008-12-03 Chiefs of the Australian Army: Higher Command of the Australian Military Forces, 1901-1914 (Australian Army History Collection) by James Wood, 2006-01 Calling Out the Troops: The Australian Military and Civil Unrest: The Legal and Constitutional Issues Soldiers in Politics: The Impact of the Military on Australian Political Life and Institutions (Army Military History Series. Issues) by Chris Coulthard-Clark, 1997-04 Australian Military Operations in Vietnam (Australian Army Campaigns) by Albert Palazzo, 2006-01 Australian military uniforms, 1800-1982 by Monty Wedd, 1982 A select bibliography of Australian military history, 1891-1939 by Jean P Fielding, 1978 Forgotten Force: The Australian Military Contribution to the Occupation of Japan (Army Military History Series) by James Wood, 1998-07 The Other Enemy?: Australian Soldiers and the Military Police (Australian Army History) by Glenn Wahlert, 2000-04-20 Shifting Sands and Savage Jungle: the Memories of a Frontline Infantryman (Military history memoirs series) by George Tarlington, 1996-09-30 Darwin Bombed: The Unit History of 14 Heavy Anti-Aircraft Battery (Military history memoirs series) by Jack Mulholland, 1999 The War with Johnny Boer: Australians in the Boer War, 1899-1902

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21. Australian Military Police Entry Page
    australian military Police. History Web Site. An attempt to capture the history of the. australian military Police Corps. from 1901 to Today.  
    http://home.iprimus.com.au/buckomp/
    
    Extractions: Australian Military Police History Web Site An Australian Military Police CPL operating an MP Post on Teal bridge during the Korean War An attempt to capture the history of the Australian Military Police Corps from 1901 to Today Since 1914, over 240 Australian Military Policemen have been killed on active service; a relatively high fatality rate for a Corps so small, reflecting the danger of Military Police duties on operations. Since 1973 the Australian Military Police have participated in various UN Observer Missions and Deployments and taken part in the East Timor (INTERFET) peace enforcement operations in East Timor, 1999/2000. With ongoing support to UN Operations and Defence of Australia duties, the Australian Military Police are serving Australia and the Army proud. The motto of the Australian Military Police Corps says it all "For the Troops and With the Troops" Enter Here This web site is not sponsored or endorsed by the Royal Australian Corps of Military Police, the Australian Army or any other Military Police or Veteran Association. This is a non-profit site.

22. Brief History Of Australian Military Law
    Brief History of australian military Law. Reference DFDA (Defence Force Discipline Act) Volume 1, 2001. b. for australian military Regulations AMR; and.  
    http://home.iprimus.com.au/buckomp/BriefHistAustralianMilLaw.htm
    
    Extractions: Brief History of Australian Military Law Reference: DFDA (Defence Force Discipline Act) Volume 1, 2001 HISTORICAL BACKGROUND 101. As old as armies and navies is the idea of a special discipline and a special body of law applicable to the armed forces, usually taking the form of a curtailment or abolition of such rights as the soldier would have had as a citizen. In Roman times the foundation of military law was complete subjection of the soldier to the will of the commander. The harshness of this system is apparent from the following description by the Roman scholar Cicero: "The general was at liberty to behead any man serving in his camp and to scourge with rods the staff officer as well as the common soldier; nor were such punishments inflicted merely on account of common crimes, but also when an officer had allowed himself to deviate from the orders which he had received or when a division had allowed itself to be surprised or had fled from field of battle" 1 102. The harshness of military discipline in the Middle Ages is illustrated by reference to the Ordnances of King Richard I of England. For example, "whoever shall commit murder aboard ship shall be tied to the corpse and thrown into the sea: if ... on land ... tied to the corpse and buried alive or ... if a robber be convicted, boiling pitch shall be poured over his head and a shower of feathers be

23. Australian Aviation Archive - Military Units & Bases
    This site is not an official site of the australian military Forces. Such sites may be found in Links . australian military Aviation Units.  
    http://users.chariot.net.au/~theburfs/index_milorg.html
    
    Extractions: This site is not an official site of the Australian Military Forces. Such sites may be found in 'Links'. These pages contain information and images about Australian military aviation units - Army, Navy or Air Force - and their stations, past or present. Click on the thumbnail picture below to access the page for the selected base.

24. Australian Military History - Phillips Publications
    Publish a series of books on australian military history principally covering the world wars - by author Bill Phillips.  
    http://www.phillipspublications.com

25. On The Warpath
    On the Warpath. An Anthology of australian military Travel. Robin Gerster and Peter Pierce (eds). Download a sample chapter of On the Warpath (pdf, 102 KB).  
    http://www.mup.unimelb.edu.au/catalogue/0-522-85087-1.html
    
    Extractions: Catalogue Feedback Site Map Catalogue e-Showcase ... e-books Download a sample chapter of On the Warpath (pdf, 102 KB) This important anthology reveals the many ways in which going to war has formed a cultural bridge between Australia and the world. 'This first-rate collection, with both a general introduction and introductions to each section, documents that we indeed were there, in all our tempers and guises, nobly and ignobly.' (Age, 3/4/2004) 'An anthology of Australian war writings collects the witty and the poignant.' (The Bulletin, 6/4/2004) 'Between them, Robin Gerster and Peter Pierce are authorities on travel, war and literature. Their formidable talents are splendidly combined in this brilliantly conceived collection, which memorably evokes the pathos, humour, high drama, farce and tragedy of the "warpath".'

26. Indigenous Australians At War
    Research into Australian Aboriginal servicemen in the defence of Australia. Provides information on a notwell-known aspect of australian military history.  
    http://www.fortunecity.com/meltingpot/statuepark/620/
    
    Extractions: web hosting domain names email addresses INDIGENOUS AUSTRALIANS AT WAR This site is dedicated to all Indigenous Australians who have served Australia in war and peacetime. . . "THE COLOURED DIGGER" He came and joined the colours, when the War God's anvil rang, He took up modern weapons to replace his boomerang, He waited for no call-up, he didn't need a push, He came in from the stations, and the townships of the bush. He helped when help was wanting, just because he wasn't deaf; He is right amongst the columns of the fighting A.I.F. He is always there when wanted, with his Owen gun or Bren, He is in the forward area, the place where men are men. He proved he's still a warrior, in action not afraid, He faced the blasting red hot fire from mortar and grenade; He didn't mind when food was low, or we were getting thin, He didn't growl or worry then, he'd cheer us with his grin. He'd heard us talk democracy, They preach it to his face Yet knows that in our Federal House there's no one of his race. He feels we push his kinsmen out, where cities do not reach, And Parliament has yet to hear the Abo's maiden speech.

27. The Diggers, Lives From The Australian Dictionary Of Biography
    The Diggers. Makers of the australian military Tradition. Lives from the Australian Dictionary of Biography. Selected and condensed by Chris CoulthardClark.  
    http://www.mup.unimelb.edu.au/catalogue/0-522-84470-7.html

28. Australian Military LOCATORS, Find Military Bases, Send Messages - Find Back A D
    him or her back. australian military Army, Air Force, Marines and Navy. Defense Personnel Records. new! Seeking medical, personal  
    http://www.angelica.dds.nl/aussiemil.htm

29. Red Roo Models
    australian military aviation model resin casting, photoetched brass, decals and modeling profiles.  
    http://www.redroomodels.com

30. LookSmart - Australian Military Museums And Memorials
    australian military Museums and Memorials Visit the Australian War Memorial, find sites about Remembrance and ANZAC Day, or check out museums.  
    http://www.looksmart.com/eus1/eus53706/eus53710/eus53828/eus71957/eus549063/eus5

31. Australian Military Fitness Gallery Model Photo Info On Republicans Gender Censu
    australian military fitness gallery model photo info on republicans gender census bureau louisiana airline business princess diana pics bicameral means having  
    http://searchcounty.com/p1-2/3/fitness-gallery-model-photo.htm

32. Australian Military Contingents To The War In South Africa 1899-1902
    australian military contingents in the Boer War. Title australian military contingents in the Boer War. Access Conditions Only accessible in NLA Reading Rooms.  
    http://www.nla.gov.au/pathways/jnls/newsite/view/815.html
    
    Extractions: HOME NEW RESOURCES TRIALS TUTORIALS ... KEY TO SYMBOLS Title: Australian Military Contingents to the War in South Africa 1899-1902 Access Conditions: Only accessible in NLA Reading Rooms Publisher: Australian Defence Force Academy Format: CD-ROM Description: CD-ROM version of the 1911 text of information relating to the Australian contingents in the Boer War by Lt Colonel P. Murray. Features: Topics: Military Science

33. Headings For Australian Military Forces
    Headings for australian military forces. The following is a list of headings to be used in the NBD for the Australian Army, Air Force  
    http://www.nla.gov.au/kinetica/military_forces.html
    
    Extractions: Home About Us Services What's New Events Contact Us Manuals Connect Now Kinetica Cataloguing Standards Kinetica Cataloguing Service Kinetica Documentation Kinetica Cataloguing Workflows The following is a list of headings to be used in the NBD for the Australian Army, Air Force and Navy, and includes guidelines on establishing headings for an individual unit or component of the Army. For the full reference structure under these headings please consult the Kinetica Authorities database. Use the following headings for the Australian Army, expeditionary forces and reserves. Establishing headings for individual units When establishing a heading for an individual unit or component of the Army, enter it directly under the heading for the principal service of which it is a part as instructed in rule 24.24A1, e.g. Australia. Army. Battalion, 10th.

34. ComradesandColleagues.com - Useful Links
    australian military. Home Page MilitaryLinks australian military A mountain of information, pictures and links regarding the australian military.  
    http://www.comradesandcolleagues.com/links/australianmilitary.html

35. The Mac Observer - Australian Military Plays Games With Xserve
    Preview Mac OS X Tiger at WWDC 2004! *. australian military Plays Games With Xserve. by Vern Seward , 800 AM CST, January 22nd, 2004.  
    http://www.macobserver.com/article/2004/01/22.3.shtml
    
    Extractions: @import url("/css/styles.css"); The Mac Observer has been designed with standards-compliant, visual browsers in mind. However, it will function in any browser. You'll get your Mac news here from now on. Skip navigational links Choose text size: Learn how Mac OS X gives so many types of developers so many different ways to bring their ideas to life at Apple's WWDC. by eval(unescape('%64%6f%63%75%6d%65%6e%74%2e%77%72%69%74%65%28%27%3c%61%20%68%72%65%66%3d%6d%61%69%6c%74%6f%3a%76%65%72%6e%40%6d%61%63%6f%62%73%65%72%76%65%72%2e%63%6f%6d%3e%56%65%72%6e%20%53%65%77%61%72%64%3c%2f%61%3e%27%29')) Vern Seward , 8:00 AM CST, January 22nd, 2004 Click Here The Big Mac supercomputer cluster at Virginia Tech is an amazing piece of work on several fronts, not the least of which is its bang for buck. Big Mac cost a mere five million dollars, yet it is ranked as the world's third fastest computer. If you consider that each of the other top five fastest supercomputers cost many times what Big Mac did, you can see why the folks at Virginia Tech has caused such a stir; they've proven that supercomputing does not have to be high priced. Possibly taking a cue from Virginia Tech, the Australian Military has recently put together a cluster of 16 Xserves for use in that country's war gaming effort. From a Computerworld Australia article

36. Military Links
    australian military Web Sites  
    http://www.dropbears.com/l/links/military.htm

37. Www.bravenet.com
    Post details of your australian military and /or Veterans social event here at the Armed Services Assistance Centre Social Classifieds.  
    http://pub7.bravenet.com/classified/show.php?usernum=594443532

38. 4WD Australian Army
    australian military Vehicles Army, Air-Force and Navy four, six and eight wheel drive vehicles.  
    http://www.ebroadcast.com.au/ecars/Mil/Aus/Aus.html
    
    Extractions: This contract was won by (then) Jaguar Rover Australia (JRA) with an Australian derivative of the Land Rover 110 four wheel drive and an almost completely original 6x6 design. The Australian Army uses the following all wheel drive trucks: Go to the Military Vehicles , Australian Military Museums and 4WD travel (au) pages

39. ‘K’ Troop Royal New South Wales Lancers
    Ceremonial mounted troop composed of volunteers from the australian military forces portrays Australian unit. History, photo gallery, links. Based in Australia.  
    http://members.ozemail.com.au/~bobcat2/
    
    Extractions: The formation in 1885 of the Sydney Light Horse marks the beginning of the Australian Cavalry Regiment that became the 1st/15th Royal New South Wales Lancers 1/15 RNSWL is based at Lancer Barracks Australia and performs armoured reconnaissance using the M113A1 light reconnaissance vehicle . The Regiment also has its own excellent marching band and regimental museum at Parramatta. K' Troop, (NSWL) was raised in 1891 at Parramatta. The Regiment's troops fought mounted in the Boer War , mounted as 'Light Horsemen' in WWI and mounted in 'Matilda' Tanks in WWII. 'K' Troop was voluntarily re-raised in 1987 as a Ceremonial Mounted Troop, its members all serve in either the Australian Army, Navy or Air Force and voluntarily perform riding duties in addition to their normal duties. The Troop is administered by the 'K' Troop Association Incorporated, and is a registered charity in NSW. 'K' Troop is currently looking for recruits from the ADF. The Troop keeps its horses at Penrith, NSW and its uniforms, weapons and accoutrements are those of the NSW Cavalry during the 1890's and also those of the 1st Light Horse Regiment AIF during WWI.

40. Viet Nam And The Australian Military
    the request of the RVN, 30 Australian Army training advisers arrived in South Vietnam to join US Army advisers in what later became Military Assistance Command  
    http://www.diggerhistory.info/pages-conflicts-periods/vietnam/0-vietnam-cat-inde
    
    Extractions: All badges are links ALL UNITS Order of Battle South Viet Nam Villages and other landmarks, Phuoc Tuy Phuoc Tuy Province MPC, Funny Money, Military Payment Certificates. for Funny Money Click on the link of your choice Vietnam War Following the defeat of the French Army at Dien Bien Phu in May 1954 in the First Indo-China War, Vietnam was partitioned at the 17th Parallel. The communist Democratic Republic of Vietnam (North Vietnam) (DRV) took control in the northern half of the country and the non-communist Republic of Vietnam (RVN) in the south. From the late 1950s, a civil war developed in South Vietnam between the communist supported National Liberation Front (NLF) with its military arm the Viet Cong (VC) and the US backed Government of Ngo Dinh Diem. The war intensified in 1963, following the assassination of Diem and his replacement by a series of unstable ‘revolving door’ governments. On 3 August 1962, following negotiations with the United States and at the request of the RVN, 30 Australian Army training advisers arrived in South Vietnam to join US Army advisers in what later became Military Assistance Command Vietnam (MACV). Their tasks primarily were to assist in training RVN ground forces in jungle warfare, village defence and related activities. The Australian Army Training Team Vietnam (AATTV) strength peaked at 202 in December 1970.

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