The legend of ANZAC was forged on the hills of Gallipoli in World War One. Here the ANZAC spirit was born, where Australian soldiers exemplified the notion of courage, endurance, ingenuity, good humour, larrikinism and mateship. This section records the horror and humour of Australians at war, discovered in the news and stories of the day.
Australian Digger Slang – World War II
A guide to slang used by Australian soldiers fighting in the trenches during World War II. First World War, WWII, Aussie Slang, Digger Slang
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Australian Digger Slang – World War I
A guide to slang used by Australian soldiers fighting in the trenches during World War I. First World War, WWI, Aussie Slang, Digger Slang
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A Legacy of Sacrifice – Cpt. Roy Hector Blashki, 53rd Bty. 14th Bde., A.F.A., A.I.F
In memory of Captain Charles Duncan, Enlisted: 1 July 1915, of the 14th Brigade, Australian Field Artillery, Australian Imperial Force (AIF), KIA 3 August 1917.
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