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Australian Naval and Military Expeditionary Force
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Australian military organisation during World War I
Preparation for war When the UK declared war on Germany, Australia was poorly prepared to join the fight.
Australian Naval and Military Expeditionary Force
Recruitment of the force Being at war with Germany made the Australian Government feel threatened by the presence of German navy ships and colonial outposts nearby in the Pacific region.<
Royal Australian Navy in World War I
Commanded by the British Admiralty from 10 August 1914 to 19 August 1919. Began the war with 16 ships, two submarines and 3800 RAN personnel (including 850 from the Royal Navy). By the end, the RAN…
Structure of Australia's forces in World War I
Forces for wartime service Australia responded quickly to the early telegram warnings from the United Kingdom (UK), by:
Two recruits in the AN&MEF during World War I
Heartfelt loss of sailor 'Little Bob' Moffatt 20-year-old Able Seaman Robert Moffatt was a Signal
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