


The Great Escape
The Great Escape, the largest Allied prisoner of war breakout of the Second World War.

Bombing Darwin 1942
A successful Japanese raid caught the Allied forces unprepared.

Remembering Australian UN Peacekeeper Ian Ward
On 12 Nov 1974, Australian peacekeeper Ian Ward was killed by a land mine in Cyprus.

Fit for Purpose
An airframe fitter was an essential job in Bomber Command.

The battlefield brushstrokes of Evelyn Chapman
The first Australian female artist to portray the aftermath on the Western Front.

Stories of Survival
An immigrant artist left a record of her wartime story.

Missing in action
An ace fighter pilot vanished while defending Darwin against the town’s 53rd Japanese air raid.

Ripples of Wartime: Frank Clarke
Frank Clarke is a Wergaia and Gunditjmara man who served in Vietnam.

Ripples of Wartime: Chas Martin
Chas Martin was called up for National Service in 1969 - and disobeyed.

Ripples of Wartime: Di Fairhead
Di Fairhead went to the Vietnam War as a physiotherapist in 1969.

Learning to command
Leaders on the Western Front were more open to learning modern warfare than often assumed.