AUSTRALIAN MILITARY –
First Edition.
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- 467 p. : ill. (some col.), ports. ; 25 cm. #250926
- The volume explores two centuries of Australian military history, armed forces development, and conflicts—ranging from early frontier warfare to modern engagements.
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- Australia — History, Military
- Australia — Armed Forces — History
- Australia — Military policy — History
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- WRITING ABOUT WAR 11
- Michael McKernan
- PART 1
- Chapter One
- STRATEGY FOR SURVIVAL 25
- W. J. Hudson
- Chapter Two
- THE MILITARY AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE AUSTRALIAN COLONIES,
- 1788-1888 43
- Gerald Walsh
- Chapter Three
- ‘SOLDIERS AND FELLOW-COUNTRYMEN’ IN COLONIAL AUSTRALIA 65
- Peter Stanley
- Chapter Four
- THE STRUGGLE FOR AUSTRALIA: ABORIGINAL-EUROPEAN WARFARE,
- 1770-1930 92
- Richard Broome
- Chapter Five
- FORMATION OF THE AUSTRALIAN ARMED SERVICES, 1901-14 121
- C. D. Coulthard-Clark
- PART 2
- Chapter Six
- THE CRUCIBLE: THE ESTABLISHMENT OF THE ANZAC TRADITION,
- 1899-1918 147
- Bill Gammage
- Chapter Seven
- THE AIF ON THE WESTERN FRONT: THE ROLE OF TRAINING AND
- COMMAND 167
- P.A. Pedersen
- Chapter Eight
- THE POWER OF ANZAC 194
- Marilyn Lake
- Chapter Nine
- THE DISTANT WAR: AUSTRALIA AND IMPERIAL DEFENCE, 1919-41 223
- John Robertson
- Chapter Ten
- AUSTRALIA UNDER THREAT OF INVASION 245
- D. M. Horner
- Chapter Eleven
- STRATEGIC POLICY-MAKING, 1943-45 272
- D. M. Horner
- Chapter Twelve
- THE POST-1945 CONFLICTS: KOREA, MALAYA, BORNEO AND VIETNAM 296
- Peter Edwards
- PART 3
- Chapter Thirteen
- THE AUSTRALIAN SOLDIER: FORMATION OF A STEREOTYPE 313
- L.L. Robson
- Chapter Fourteen
- TRADITIONS OF DISSENT 338
- Alan D. Gilbert and Ann-Mari Jordens
- Chapter Fifteen
- CIVIL-MILITARY RELATIONS IN THE TWENTIETH CENTURY 366
- E. M. Andrews
- Chapter Sixteen
- WAR AND AUSTRALIAN SOCIETY 391
- Richard White.
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