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Kami Songkurai camp

We found [Kami Songkurai] to be a pigsty compared with the comparatively well-drained camp at Shimo Songkurei.

Kamikaze

'Our highest hope is to die for our emperor.'Conventional enemy air attacks failed to halt the Allied landings on the Philippines.

Kamikaze attacks on the British Pacific Fleet at Okinawa, April-May, 1945 (Video)

The Australian destroyers Quickmatch and Quiberon were serving with the British fleet at the time. [AWM F03521]

Kamikaze part 1 (Audio file)

Kamikaze part 1 [Reg Walker, HMAS Australia]

Kamikaze part 2 (Audio file)

Kamikaze part 2 [Reg Walker, HMAS Australia]

Kanchanaburi today

Karl James, Head of Military History Section, Australian War Memorial (Audio file)

The 3-nine-39 radio and video series tells the untold stories of veterans, widows and family members from the Second World War.

Karla Fenton - World War II veteran (WAAAF) (Oral history)

Karla Fenton - World War II veteran (WAAAF) (Video)

Dr Berres Karlene 'Karla' Fenton OAM was born in New Norfolk, Tasmania, in 1926. She was a teenager at the outbreak of World War II.

Kathleen Jean Mary Walker

Keeping Up The Morale Against War-Time Blues (1939) newsclip (Image)

This article is about Australia's early response to the Second World War.

Keith Fowler - "Look him in the eyes" (Oral history)

Keith Fowler - Burnt legs (Oral history)

Keith Fowler - Cheating the system (Oral history)

Keith Fowler - Colonel Blackburn and a stinking ship (Oral history)

Keith Fowler - Hammer and tap work (Oral history)

Keith Fowler - Imaginary feasts (Oral history)

Keith Fowler - Malaria (Oral history)

Keith Fowler - Marvellous doctors (Oral history)

Keith Fowler - Mine collapse (Oral history)

Keith Fowler - No such thing as toilet paper (Oral history)

Keith Fowler - The Duke of York's plane (Oral history)

Keith Fowler - The vilest rice (Oral history)

Keith Fowler - Two goes at enlistment (Oral history)

Keith Fowler - Two goes at enlistment (Video)

Keith Fowler enlisted in the Australian Imperial Force (AIF) on 6 July 1940 in South Australia.

Keith Fowler - Colonel Blackburn and a stinking ship (Video)

Keith Fowler enlisted in the Australian Imperial Force (AIF) on 6 July 1940 in South Australia.

Keith Fowler - Burnt legs (Video)

Keith Fowler enlisted in the Australian Imperial Force (AIF) on 6 July 1940 in South Australia.

Keith Fowler - Malaria (Video)

Keith Fowler enlisted in the Australian Imperial Force (AIF) on 6 July 1940 in South Australia.

Keith Fowler - Marvellous doctors (Video)

Keith Fowler enlisted in the Australian Imperial Force (AIF) on 6 July 1940 in South Australia.

Keith Fowler - Mine collapse (Video)

Keith Fowler enlisted in the Australian Imperial Force (AIF) on 6 July 1940 in South Australia.

Keith Fowler - The Duke of York's plane (Video)

Keith Fowler enlisted in the Australian Imperial Force (AIF) on 6 July 1940 in South Australia.

Keith Fowler - Hammer and tap work (Video)

Keith Fowler enlisted in the Australian Imperial Force (AIF) on 6 July 1940 in South Australia.

Keith Fowler - The vilest rice (Video)

Keith Fowler enlisted in the Australian Imperial Force (AIF) on 6 July 1940 in South Australia.

Keith Fowler - "Look him in the eyes" (Video)

Keith Fowler enlisted in the Australian Imperial Force (AIF) on 6 July 1940 in South Australia.

Keith Fowler - Cheating the system (Video)

Keith Fowler enlisted in the Australian Imperial Force (AIF) on 6 July 1940 in South Australia.

Keith Fowler - Imaginary feasts (Video)

Keith Fowler enlisted in the Australian Imperial Force (AIF) on 6 July 1940 in South Australia.

Keith Fowler - No such thing as toilet paper (Video)

Keith Fowler enlisted in the Australian Imperial Force (AIF) on 6 July 1940 in South Australia.

Ken Mackay - World War II veteran (Oral history)

Ken Mackay - World War II veteran (Video)

Ken Mackay enlisted in the Royal Australian Navy in September 1942 when he was in Brisbane.

Keppel Harbour (Image)

Kinsaiyok camps

[Kinsaiyok] was on flat ground close to the Menam Kwai Noi River, and as the weather was still extremely wet, for the most part constituted a quagmire.

Kokoda

Further information on The Kokoda Track

Kokoda 1942 (Book)

This commemorative publication is a part of the series; Australians in the Pacific War. War came to the Kokoda Track in July 1942. Over 600 Australian's died during this time along with a further…

Kokoda airstrip and village from the air (Video)

Kokoda Front Line! (Video)

Documentary made by celebrated war correspondent and cameraperson, Damien Peter Parer, and film-maker, Kenneth George Hall. It was filmed on location in New Guinea in 1942. In this footage, we see…

'Remembering the Kokoda track' (Video)

Bomana Cemetery (Video)

Port Moresby today (Video)

The Japanese objective in 1942 - Port Moresby, as it is today.

Mission Ridge - Brigade Hill from the air (Video)

Myola 2 from the air (Video)

The Australians air dropped supplies at Myola 2
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