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Australia Under Attack: In Their Own Words (Online lesson), (Video), (Student activity), (Educational)

How would you feel if Australia was under attack? Hear from 5 Australians about their experiences of the air and naval attacks in World War II.

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.

HM Submarine B11 in the Dardanelles

Sinking of the Ottoman battleship MesudiyeOn the morning of 13 December 1914,

Robert Zwikielberg - Navy veteran - submariner (Oral history)

Robert Zwikielberg - Navy veteran - submariner (Video)

Robert Zwikielberg was born in Victoria and grew up in Melbourne. He completed an electrician’s apprenticeship after school, and then joined the Royal Australian Navy.

Royal Australian Navy in World War I

The British Admiralty commanded the Royal Australian Navy (RAN) from 10 August 1914 to 19 August 1919. The RAN began the war with 16 ships, 2 submarines and 3,800 RAN personnel, including 850 men…

Tactics in warfare during World War I

World War I carries a reputation as a pointless bloodbath. This conjures up images of unimaginative military operations. Mass infantry charging senselessly into machinegun fire. Despite these views,…

Technology and equipment developed during World War I

Aircraft Aeroplanes A significant technological advance in World War I was the adoption and modification of aeroplanes for military use.
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