Australian peacekeeping: 1947 to today
Go behind the scenes of the new peacekeeping gallery.
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History unfold
Go behind the scenes of the new peacekeeping gallery.
Explore the coldest, loneliest and most vulnerable position in a Lancaster Bomber.
Life after war: stories of resilience, community and new beginnings in Australia.
Service, history, and the proud family tradition of defence of Country.
Watch: Exclusive preview of the AWM's new gallery animation
Australian military aviation told through one of the Memorial’s most iconic artworks.
Art, war and the human experience.
The Burma Campaign remembered through wartime art.
Dr. Susan Neuhaus shares the inspiration behind her new novel.
The dangerous conditions faced by the Australian and British crews of Coastal Command.
A family photograph shows the personal side of military leader General Sir Cyril Brudenell White
Discover Harold Septimus Power’s powerful First World War painting 'Bringing up the Guns'.
On 16 October 1975, five Australian journalists were killed by Indonesian military forces.
Jean Matthews went to the Vietnam War as a volunteer Red Cross aid worker in 1966.
The final video in a new series about the V2 rocket.
Des was opposed to the conscription of young men of his own generation to fight in Vietnam.
Reels of Japanese film, captured by Australian forces post WWII
Letters reveal Colin and Irene Simper’s wartime love story.
My-Van Tran grew up in middle-class Saigon family and then left South Vietnam to study.
A moving collection of letters written to an Australian prisoner of war
Jean McLean was a founding member of Save Our Sons, fighting against conscription.
Actor Travis Fimmel talks portraying Vietnam War veteran Major Harry Smith in Danger Close.