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Battle of Bita Paka 1914
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Australian Naval and Military Expeditionary Force
Recruitment of the forceBeing 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.
Capture of German outposts in the Pacific 1914
Australia's first actions in World War I Before the Australian Imperial Force (AIF) sailed for Egypt in De
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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