Can art help us understand war?
Art in the new Afghanistan gallery demonstrates the power of art.
Voices from the Sydney-Emden Battle
This new exhibition draws on sailor accounts of the 1914 naval battle.
No worthwhile job to do
Discontent with Royal Australian Air Force leadership led to the Morotai Mutiny in 1945.
AWM's Aircraft Hall
Step into the world of aviation.
What's old is new again
The return of First World War aeroplanes to Aircraft Hall.
My life is also your life
A series of watercolour artworks commemorating military working dogs.
Operation Kudu: supporting Ukraine
The Australian contribution to a contemporary war.
Defending Country
Indigenous art is expanding Australia’s national story.
The filthy business of war
Will Dyson captured the hardship and humanity of ordinary soldiers in the First World War.
Per Ardua Ad Astra
105 Years of Service of the Royal Australian Air Force
Bearing Witness
Official war artists and Australia’s role in the Burma Campaign.
Australian clearance divers and a Gulf War missile
How Ian “Nosey” Parker and his team risked it all to recover a missile in Kuwait, 1991.
A is for Animals
An A to Z of animals in war, from mascots and messengers to creepy-crawlies.
Harold Freedman’s Aircraft Hall Mural
Uncovered and bringing Australia’s aviation history back to light.
Winged Warriors
Pigeons have been in use in both war and civilian life for centuries.
A quiet victory
HMAS Diamantina’s role in the surrenders of Nauru and Ocean Island in 1945.
Words of War: Defining War and Australian History
War can be surprisingly difficult to define
Undercover Hero
A local merchant from Thailand who helped prisoners of war on the Thai–Burma Railway.