| First World War Official Histories: First World War Official Histories by the most respected historian of the time, C E W Bean. This is a goldmine. Adobe Reader needed but free. |
| 37th Battalion: 37th Battalion AIF. Full Nominal and Honour roll of soldiers that served in this battalion. Photographs and letters home. |
| 42nd Australian Infantry Battalion 1939/45: Continuation of the story of the efforts of the 42nd Battalion. Deals with WW2. Plenty of photos and also Japanese weapons and equipment. Weapons,tanks,planes, maps, documents and an Honour Roll. Very comprehensive. |
| 42nd Battalion AIF & 42nd AIB Honour Roll: 554 Officers & men fell with the 42nd Battalion AIF in WWI and 63 more fell in WW2 serving in the 42nd Australian Infantry Battalion. Here are the names, dates, burial places and next of kin details. Lots of photos of the 82 different War Cemeteries that provide a final resting place. |
| Anzac Research: A site dedicated to the Anzacs of World War One. Lists peoples' interests in different units, and formations, and contains a selection of photographs; some identified, some waiting for identification. |
| Anzacs: Officers died at Gallipoli, 1915: Biographic details of approximately 500 officers of the Anzac Corps who died due to service on the Gallipoli Peninsula, Turkey, in 1915. Photographs and maps as well as details on how eligible families may apply for an Anzac commemorative medallion. Also includes a complete listing of the Anzac epitaphs from the cemeteries of Gallipoli. |
| Aussie Korean War Combat Photo-Story Album: Personal photos and tales by Australian Korean War veterans. |
| Australia's involvement in UN peace-keeping missions: Maintained by a former Australian peace-keeper to Cambodia. It has details of the United Nations missions in which Australia has been, and is currently, involved. |
| Australian and New Zealand Civil War Veterans: Civil war veterans buried in Australia and New Zealand. This is about men from Australia & New Zealand who fought in the American Civil War AND the Americans who followed them back to Australia or New Zealand after the war, looking for a new start in life. |
| Australian Service Nurses National Memorial: A developing list of Australian nurses who have died during, or as a result of, war service in any conflict since the Boer War. |
| Australian War Memorial: One of the great military museums of the world. Covers Australian involvement in conflicts since the Maori Wars of the 1860s. Contains online databases of all official and private records, art, sound recordings, film and photographs held by the memorial. Visits to the memorial and / or its research section may be planned, and items ordered either from this section or from the museum's shop. |
| Australian War Time Medals & Medallions: An interesting grouping of Aussie medallions from the Soudan to WW2. |
| Australian WW1 Personnel Service Records: National Archives of Australia's online order form for personnel records. Use this to obtain a copy of the complete service dossier of any Australian soldier, sailor, airman or nurse of the Great War. |
| Australians serving in the Boer War, South Africa (1899-1902): Research resource and information guide for those with a Boer War soldier in their ancestry. Alphabetical list of soldiers, glossary of terms, and bibliography included. |
| British and Commonwealth Signal Pistols: Collection of Rob Welcome, an Australian born NZ resident militaria collector and enthusiast. |
| Digger History: All conflicts are covered, with details of Australian and enemy soldiers, the slouch hat, uniforms, medals, equipment, planes, tanks, weapons, poetry, battles, units, leaders and maps. |
| First AIF Order of Battle: The Order of Battle of the Australian Imperial Force, 1914 - 1919. Lists in detail the units composing the army raised in Australia for overseas service (the A.I.F.) during the course of the Great War. Includes the Gallipoli (Dardanelles), Middle East and Western Front theatres. |
| Following the Australians on the Western Front: An account of the author's travels through what was the Western Front, tracing the movements of his grandfather who fought there. Private Robert Ralph Abercromby, 44th Battalion A.I.F., also kept a diary, which is quoted at intervals throughout the narrative. |
| Gallipoli Anzac Helles Suvla: Photos of Gallipoli then and now, a dictionary of Anzac slang, and some unusual photos of devices designed to fool the enemy. Account of how the author and his friend re-discovered a Turkish position on the southern Anzac flank. Also information on the 1/5th Norfolk Regiment, 'The Vanished Battalion' of Gallipoli. |
| Grants Militaria: Australian military history site, with hundreds of photographs showing uniforms and equipment. Includes special features, articles of Boer War research, WW1 & WW2 diaries, discussion forum, uniforms of the world. |
| In memory of Norman Henry Sohier: Dedicated to the memory of Private Henry Sohier, 4th Battalion, A.I.F., killed in action at Gallipoli, Turkey, on 13th July 1915. Includes family photos, WW1 photos and links for the genealogist researching Anzac ancestors. |
| Indigenous Australians At War: Research into Australian Aboriginal servicemen in the defence of Australia. Provides information on a not-well-known aspect of Australian military history. |
| John Simpson Kirkpatrick: A stretcher-bearer with the 3rd Field Ambulance, Australian Army Medical Corps, remembered as "the man with the donkey". Killed in action at Gallipoli, 19 May 1915. |
| Military Historical Society of Australia: The MHSA site contains details of membership, back-issues of its journal 'Sabretache,' and articles covering all wars in which Australia has been involved. |
| Military Vehicle Collectors Society of South Australia: Historic and military vehicle collectors society who also run a museum displaying members vehicles. Listing of members vehicles, membership details, museum opening hours, and committee details provided. |
| Royal Australian Regiment: Service in Vietnam by the Australian Infantry Battalions of the RAR. A short but well laid out and reasonably comprehensive report of the 9 Battalions, their weapons and equipment, their tours of duty and what it was like in the "Funny Country". |
| Royal Military College (RMC) Duntroon: The life and experiences of staff cadets at Australia's Royal Military College Duntroon, Canberra, during the 1960's. Includes details of military and academic training, traditions, routines, legends, and of more contoversial topics. Includes many photos and links. Created by several staff cadets and graduates who served in the Australian Army at the time. |
| The 2/26th Battalion AIF "The Gallopers": A well researched history of the Second 26th AIF. They were part of the ill-fated 8th Australian Division and it tells the story of the near forgotten Malayan Campaign that was overshadowed in history by the horrors the POWs were subjected to |
| The Anzac Day Commemoration Committee of Queensland: Information for schools concerning the role played by Australian forces in war. Helps to organise the annual Anzac Day ceremonies in Queensland. Hosts articles related to different aspects of the Australian experience of war. |
| The Australian Commemorative Plaques Project.: Ross Bastiaan was awarded the Medal of the Order of Australia (OAM) for his single-handed work in placing - all over the world - over 100 large bronze plaques commemorating the sites of Australia's finest military achievements. Not only did Ross - whose site this is - place the plaques voluntarily, he also personally hand sculpted each of them and conducted the fund-raising and negotiations necessary for such a large project. |
| The Australian Warbirds Association: A non profit company for aircraft owners, operators, restorers, maintainers, historians and enthusiasts to share their passion for ex-military aviation, and to promote and preserve Australia's proud military aviation heritage. |
| The Battle for Australia: A site that dedicates itself to providing a full yet concise picture of the dark days in Australia's life when invasion by Japanese land and naval forces seemed more than possible. All the important battles are here and the layout allows you to easily get to your point of interest. |
| The Battle of Hamel - History and Memory: A very particular event of World War I in France and of the Australian Corps' involvement. Some local history and account of the battle plus presentation of the various forms of that period memory (commemorations, war relics, Australian Corps Memorial Park etc.) |
| The Gallipoli Association: The Association's objective is to preserve the memory of the men who served in, and commemorate the events of the Great War campaign on, the Gallipoli peninsula, Turkey, between April 1915 and January 1916. |
| The Gun Plot: History of the Royal Australian Navy, covering WW1 and Gallipoli, WW2, Malaya, Korea, Indonesia and Vietnam. Provides details of warships, weapons, battles and heroes. |
| The Military Photograph Museum And Registry of Australia: A growing collection of Australian military photographs including portraits of those who served. Special software (suitable only for Windows) must be downloaded from the site and used to access the photographs. |
| The Shrine of Remembrance: Located in Melbourne, the shrine commemorates the lives lost in the Great War of 1914-1918. |
| Vietnam Veterans Motorcycle Club of Queensland: A site dedicated the men who served their country and came home to ride. The club was established to provide social and welfare support for bikers who are Vietnam Veterans. The VVMC Qld Chapter is not only a motorcycle club, but is also recognised as an Ex Service Organization and Welfare Group in its own right by the Dept. of Veterans’ Affairs and other various government and veteran groups. |
| WORLD WAR II MALAYAN ROAD TOUR 2005: Visits of war site in Malaysia |
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