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Free Postage - Australia Wide Peter Norman is the forgotten man in one of the most powerful and influential photos of all time. Peter is in the photo because he won Australia a silver medal at the 1968 Mexico Olympics after running the 200 metes in 20.06 seconds. In 2018, 50 years on, it is still the Australian record. But Peter Norman is a hero to millions today not for the race or the record, but for what he did next. Hearing of US medallists John Carlos and Tommie Smith's plans to protes

The Vedette-The Journal of the Queen's Royal Lancers x 2 One is hardcover the other softcover $70 for the 2 books The Luck of the Draw-E. 'Ted' Sly $20 Popski's Private Army-V. Peniakoff ex-Library $20 Gerald Seymour-Harry's Game/Red Fox $10 The Buccaneers-Purnell's History of WW2 Weapons book No. 13 $7 The Rise & Fall of Imperial Japan******1945 edited by S.L. Mayer $15 From Palm to Pine-Rudyard Kipling abroad & at Home-M. Laski $15 some age spotting Hammond Innes-The white south $2 Eagle Book

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The paperboy’s war. By Edward Joseph Egan. Calls himself Ted. Published by Kerr Publishing Pty Ltd in 1993. ISBN. 1875703-08-X. hardcover in remaindered condition book and dust jacket. Approximately 16 by 25 by 3 cms. Approx 600 grams plus packaging. Subject: 19.2.1942 bombing of Darwin, aboriginal, aborigines, Advocate, air raid precautions, Ajax, Alice Springs, American Provost Corps, Dixie Anderson, Anderson Hosiery Mill, Australia, Australian Comforts Fund, Australian Army Medical Womens Au

The extraordinary true story of conscientious objector Desmond T. Doss who saved 75 men in Okinawa, during the bloodiest battle of WWII, without firing a single shot. Believing that the war was just but killing was nevertheless wrong, he was the only American soldier in WWII to fight on the front lines without a weapon. As an army medic Doss single-handedly evacuated the wounded near enemy lines - braving enemy fire and putting his own life on the line. He was the first conscientious objector t

Purnell's History of the Second World War was a hugely successful weekly anthology or 'partwork' publication covering all aspects of World War II that was distributed throughout the English-speaking world. Purnell's History of the Second World War was published by Phoebus Publishing Ltd in co-operation with the Imperial War Museum, which provided its research facilities, expert advice, official statistics and photographs. The editor, Barrie Pitt, had been involved in the production of the BBC T

In Bonzo's War, Clare Campbell told the fascinating story of what it was like for Britain's pets when the world was at war. This time, she follows the incredible journey of the dogs who conscripted to fight for their country, with some even returning with medals for their bravery. During the most dangerous days of the Second World War, the British government set out to recruit an army of canines - a 'Guard Dog Unit'. This experimental team of brave hounds would later use their incredible sense

Glossy softcover, creases to cover, previous owner's details, foxing to compressed page edges, pages are otherwise unmarked. Includes a map and black and white photographs. 173 pages, 18 x 11 cms, Rigby Publishers Ltd., 1980. The photograph forms part of the description. ISBN-10: ******0194 The story of the Inland Nursing Service, established in 1912, and centred around 'tragedy corner' where Burke & Wills lost their lives in 1861. Forward by Sir Robert Menzies. Before World War II Elizabeth

Postage within Australia extra $10 Overseas buyers please contact for postage. An Australian Band of Brothers Don Company, Second 43rd Battalion, 9th Division This riveting book follows a small group of Australian front-line soldiers from their enlistment in the dark days of 1940 to the end of World War II. No ordinary soldiers, they were members of Don Company of the Second 43rd Battalion, part of the famous 9th Australian Division, which — during campaigns in Tobruk, El Alamein, New G