A war-scarred veteran embarks on a journey of self-discovery while helping another lost soul navigate their struggles. Through their shared experiences, they forge a bond that offers healing and hope amidst the scars of their past.
Set in the 1930s outback Australia, this sci-fi/horror tale follows a city detective investigating a string of mysterious disappearances. He teams up with a young Aboriginal tracker, who possesses crucial knowledge about the unsettling events plaguing their bush town. As they navigate the eerie occurrences, a bond of mutual respect forms between them. However, the narrative takes a tragic turn, culminating in a haunting conclusion that intertwines their fates amidst the unfolding mystery.
What happened to soldiers who suffered psychologically in the First World War? Here, this long-ignored aspect of Australian military history is closely and compassionately examined and linked with so-called shell shock and moral injury.
Focusing on the vital role of the Australian Army Veterinary Corps, this account highlights their significant contributions during both world wars. It sheds light on the often-overlooked efforts of these men, emphasizing their importance in military operations and the care of animals in service. The narrative aims to restore recognition to these unsung heroes and their impact on the Australian Army's history.
The book examines the allied campaign to aid Greece during World War II, highlighting its flawed planning and inevitable failure against the powerful German forces. It draws parallels to the earlier Gallipoli campaign, emphasizing the strategic and tactical lessons that can be gleaned from these historical events. By analyzing the decisions made and the outcomes, it provides insights valuable for modern military strategy and understanding the complexities of wartime alliances.
The Gallipoli campaign highlights the critical importance of logistical support in military operations, emphasizing that the health and well-being of soldiers are vital for success. This account examines the challenges faced by the army, revealing how inadequate supply lines and poor planning contributed to the campaign's eventual failure in December 1915. Through historical analysis, it sheds light on the lessons learned from this significant military endeavor and its implications for future warfare.