Wartime 94 - Autumn 2021 Action! Photography, Film and War Featured articles: Celluloid and service by Daniel Eisenberg. Film has accompanied and recorded Australians at war from the start. Filming Anzac heroes by Daniel Reynaud. Long after it ended, the Great War continued to play a dominant role in Australian cinema. Learning to command by Aimee Fox. The higher echelons on the Western Front were more open to learning about modern warfare than is commonly thought. Following the bombs down by Chris Goddard. An Australian served as a film cameraman in Bomber Command. Running the risks by Peter Brune. Damien Parer and George Silk sent home revealing images of combat. The crowded hours by Tim Bowden. Neil Davis produced startling footage of wars in Asia. Cameras and Kalashnikovs by Ben Gilmour. Filming in Afghanistan. Definitely not cooks by Meleah Hampton and Jennifer Selby. Women have forged outstanding Army careers as photographers. The Rwandan tragedy by David Sutton. Horrifying conditions to deliver humanitarian aid. The evacuation of Helles by Peter Hart. After Gallipoli, would similar decisions work again? Plus regular features including Reflections, Collection Insights, In the Picture, Spinning the Reels, book reviews and Last Post. Shop