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• 20th Pioneer Battalion (Australia) – 6 July 2019
• Grumman S-2 Tracker in Australian service – 15 June 2019
• Eustace Graham Keogh – 8 March 2019
• Rescue and Communication Squadron RAAF – 1 November 2018.
• Australian Regiment (1899–1900) – 20 August 2018
• South Australian Mounted Rifles – 22 June 2018
• INTERFET logistics – 26 February 2018
• 23rd Light Horse Regiment – 29 January 2018
• 17th Light Horse Regiment – 26 January 2018
• 18th Light Horse Regiment – 25 January 2018
• 14th Armoured Regiment (Australia) – 20 January 2018
• 12th Armoured Regiment (Australia) – 20 January 2018
• Allied logistics in the Kokoda Track campaign – 25 June 2017
• Queensland Citizen Bushmen – 14 April 2017
• Queensland Imperial Bushmen – 16 February 2017
• Battle of Kokoda – 11 September 2016
• Battle of Mission Ridge – Brigade Hill – 13 June 2016
• Battle of Madang – 29 January 2016
• Judge Advocate General (Australia) – 18 January 2016
• Battle of Mount Tambu – 17 January 2016
• Air Force Reserve (Australia) – 18 August 2015
• North-Western Area Command (RAAF) – 31 July 2015
• Australian Legion of Ex-Servicemen and Women – 14 December 2012
• Winnie the War Winner – 9 December 2012
• 103rd Medium Battery, Royal Australian Artillery – 4 November 2012
• Battle of Long Tan order of battle – 3 November 2012
• Mentoring Task Force One – 1 November 2012
• Daniel Keighran – 1 November 2012
• 28th Battalion (Australia) – 16 October 2012
• HMAS Warreen – 11 October 2012
• List of ships of the Royal Australian Air Force – 10 October 2012
• HMAS Waratah – 10 October 2012
• HMAS Gilolo – 10 October 2012
• HMAS Nyanie – 9 October 2012
• HMAS Taipan – 9 October 2012
• HMAS Eduardo – 9 October 2012
• The Official History of Australia's Involvement in Southeast Asian Conflicts 1948–1975 – 29 September 2012
• Battle of 42nd Street – 27 September 2012
• Long Tan Cross – 12 September 2012
• Wattle class crane stores lighter – 6 September 2012
• 109th Signals Squadron – 3 September 2012
• 21st Construction Regiment (Australia) – 31 August 2012
• Long Range Patrol Vehicle – 30 August 2012
• Mont Saint-Quentin Australian war memorial – 15 August 2012
• Army Aboriginal Community Assistance Program – 8 August 2012
• Omega Aerial Refueling Services – 4 August 2012
• No. 1 Operational Conversion Unit RAAF – 4 August 2012
• Australian contribution to UNTAG – 1 August 2012
• Invasion of Iran (1941) – 30 July 2012
• 6th Engineer Support Regiment (Australia) – 22 July 2012
• No. 3 Aircraft Depot RAAF – 17 July 2012
• No. 482 Squadron RAAF – 16 July 2012
• McDonnell Douglas F-4 Phantom II in Australian service – 15 July 2012
• 2/24th Battalion (Australia) – 10 July 2012
• 2/23rd Battalion (Australia) – 10 July 2012
• 2/13th Battalion (Australia) – 9 July 2012
• 2/15th Battalion (Australia) – 9 July 2012
• 2/28th Battalion (Australia) – 6 July 2012
• Keith Hampshire (aviator) – 2 July 2012
• Operation Source – 2 July 2012
• Bandicoot class minesweeper – 18 June 2012
• How We Beat the Emden – 13 June 2012
• MSA Koraaga – 8 June 2012
• Craft of Opportunity Program – 7 June 2012
• HMAS Tarangau – 6 June 2012
• No. 8 Service Flying Training School RAAF – 5 June 2012
• HMAS Bingera – 4 June 2012
• No. 1 Elementary Flying Training School RAAF – 4 June 2012
• No. 12 Elementary Flying Training School RAAF – 4 June 2012
• No. 7 Elementary Flying Training School RAAF – 2 June 2012
• No. 3 Service Flying Training School RAAF – 29 May 2012
• Military Museum of Tasmania – 28 May 2012
• Charles Learmonth – 27 May 2012
• No. 7 Service Flying Training School RAAF – 26 May 2012
• No. 4 Service Flying Training School RAAF – 24 May 2012
• Bernard Callinan – 8 May 2012
• Pardon for Morant, Handcock and Witton – 30 April 2012
• Australian Special Wireless Group – 26 April 2012
• McDonnell Douglas F/A-18 Hornet in Australian service – 22 April 2012
• HMAS Tambar – 19 April 2012
• HMAS Tolga – 18 April 2012
• HMAS Tongkol – 18 April 2012
• HMAS Toorie – 18 April 2012
• HMAS Toomaree – 18 April 2012
• Fremantle War Memorial – 18 April 2012
• HMAS Warrawee – 17 April 2012
• RAAF Station Bulga – 12 April 2012
• AWA 3B Wireless Set – 25 March 2012
• Army No. 101 Wireless Set – 25 March 2012
• Sexual orientation and the Australian Defence Force – 14 March 2012
• Information Warfare Wing RAAF – 14 March 2012
• Bernard Evans (brigadier) – 5 March 2012
• Eric Plant – 3 March 2012
• Bill Robertson (Australian intelligence officer) – 3 March 2012
• Order of Battle for the Battle of Megiddo (1918) – 16 February 2012
• HMAS Wilcannia – 6 February 2012
• Edward James Milford – 4 February 2012
• Hawkesbury and Nepean Wars – 2 February 2012
• Battle of Richmond Hill – 2 February 2012
• List of Australian military personnel killed at Anzac Cove on 25 April 1915 – 22 January 2012
• List of conflicts in Australia – 17 January 2012
• Glen Cooper (RAAF Officer) – 16 January 2012
• List of British Army regiments that served in Australia between 1810 and 1870 – 15 January 2012
• Rex Clark (Australian soldier) – 13 January 2012
• Battle of Crater Hill – 13 January 2012
• Battle of Kankiryo Saddle – 13 January 2012
• Battle of The Pimple – 13 January 2012
• South Pacific air ferry route in World War II – 9 January 2012
• Battle of Elands River (1900) – 6 January 2012
• Quadrilateral Security Dialogue – 30 December 2011
• H.M. Dockyard (Sydney) – 29 December 2011
• Australian Army Nursing Service – 29 December 2011
• Grace Wilson – 29 December 2011
• List of cricketers who were killed during military service – 28 December 2011
• Oliver David Jackson – 24 December 2011
• Battle of Khaz Oruzgan – 20 December 2011
• Battle of Goodenough Island order of battle – 19 December 2011
• No. 6 Airfield Construction Squadron RAAF – 12 December 2011
• Battle of Milne Bay order of battle – 10 December 2011
• RAAF Tanambogo – 8 December 2011
• 37th Battalion (Australia) – 20 November 2011
• Royal Australian Air Force Experimental Section – 20 November 2011
• Battle of the Bismarck Sea order of battle – 20 November 2011
• Wackett Warrigal – 18 November 2011
• 52nd Battalion (Australia) – 17 November 2011
• 54th Battalion (Australia) – 17 November 2011
• 56th Battalion (Australia) – 17 November 2011
• 48th Battalion (Australia) – 15 November 2011
• 50th Battalion (Australia) – 15 November 2011
• Army No. 208 Wireless Set – 9 November 2011
• Army No. 108 Wireless Set – 18 October 2011
• Australian contribution to the Battle of Normandy – 25 September 2011
• List of ships of the Australian Army – 23 September 2011
• MV Aase Maersk – 19 September 2011
• HMAS Adelaide (LHD 02) – 18 September 2011
• Lincoln Conversion Flight RAAF – 14 September 2011
• HMAS Kooronga – 14 September 2011
• DT Tammar (2601) – 14 September 2011
• DT Quokka (1801) – 14 September 2011
• TRV Tailor (803) – 14 September 2011
• TRV Tuna (801) – 14 September 2011
• HMAS Sprightly – 6 September 2011
• HMAS Bass – 6 September 2011
• Sam Templeton – 4 September 2011
• 3rd Military District (Australia) – 29 August 2011
• 2nd Military District (Australia) – 29 August 2011
• 1st Military District (Australia) – 29 August 2011
• 2/1st Pioneer Battalion (Australia) – 29 August 2011
• Allan Boase – 29 August 2011
• Steve Gower – 28 August 2011
• 37th/52nd Battalion (Australia) – 21 August 2011
• HMAS Koolonga – 8 August 2011
• 1st Light Tank Company (Australia) – 8 August 2011
• Australian Defence Satellite Communications Station – 3 August 2011
• Defence and Ex-Services Party – 1 August 2011
• HMAS Mother Snake – 24 July 2011
• HMAS Anaconda – 24 July 2011
• Buckland Military Training Area – 18 July 2011
• 8th Military District (Australia) – 18 July 2011
• 6th Military District (Australia) – 18 July 2011
• 4th Military District (Australia) – 18 July 2011
• 7th Combat Service Support Battalion (Australia) – 16 July 2011
• Peter Raw – 2 July 2011
• 15th Battalion (Australia) – 27 June 2011
• 2/4th Machine Gun Battalion (Australia) – 27 June 2011
• 2/3rd Machine Gun Battalion (Australia) – 27 June 2011
• 2/2nd Machine Gun Battalion (Australia) – 27 June 2011
• History of Australian naval aviation – 22 June 2011
• Horrie Miller (aviator) – 16 June 2011
• HMAS Southern Cross – 1 May 2011
• HMAS Carroo – 27 April 2011
• Women's National Emergency Legion – 26 April 2011
• Fleet Air Arm Museum (Australia) – 15 April 2011
• 2/1st Machine Gun Battalion (Australia) – 11 April 2011
• Tobruk Ferry Service – 10 April 2011
• HMAS Mercedes – 31 March 2011
• Aviation Heritage Museum – 31 March 2011
• No. 1 Initial Flying Training School RAAF – 31 March 2011
• HMVS Nepean – 30 March 2011
• No. 1 Basic Flying Training School RAAF – 29 March 2011
• HMAS Allenwood – 29 March 2011
• William Brill – 25 March 2011
• John Balmer – 13 March 2011
• 1940 Brocklesby mid-air collision – 4 March 2011
• No. 2 Service Flying Training School RAAF – 4 March 2011
• John Harvey (RAAF officer) – 2 March 2011
• RAAF Base Uranquinty – 23 February 2011
• L1A1 Self-Loading Rifle – 22 February 2011
• RAAF Station Parkes – 16 February 2011
• No. 1 Flying Training School RAAF – 15 February 2011
• Official History of Australian Peacekeeping, Humanitarian and Post-Cold War Operations – 15 February 2011
• Operation Yasi Assist – 4 February 2011
• Japanese occupation of Nauru – 4 February 2011
• John Hines (Australian soldier) – 30 January 2011
• Peter Jeffrey (RAAF officer) – 26 January 2011
• Ben Roberts-Smith – 23 January 2011
• 2/43rd Battalion (Australia) – 19 January 2011
• No. 5 Airfield Construction Squadron RAAF – 18 January 2011
• Murray Moten – 18 January 2011
• Alan Charlesworth – 15 January 2011
• Operation Queensland Flood Assist – 13 January 2011
• Peter Turnbull (RAAF officer) – 9 January 2011
• Battle of Scarlet Beach – 3 January 2011
• General Dynamics F-111C – 27 December 2010
• RAAF Command – 27 December 2010
• Battle of Sattelberg – 26 December 2010
• Singapore strategy – 26 December 2010
• Australian Army Psychology Corps – 22 December 2010
• Leslie Douglas Jackson – 15 December 2010
• No. 61 Wing RAAF – 10 December 2010
• John Francis Jackson – 10 December 2010
• Action of 13 December 1964 – 8 December 2010
• No. 72 Wing RAAF – 3 December 2010
• Gordon Steege – 29 November 2010
• No. 76 Wing RAAF – 29 November 2010
• Percy Grant (admiral) – 21 November 2010
• Australian women during World War I – 16 November 2010
• No. 79 Wing RAAF – 13 November 2010
• No. 77 Wing RAAF – 12 November 2010
• HMAS Mombah – 1 November 2010
• Allied Translator and Interpreter Section – 27 October 2010
• Lyn McDade – 25 October 2010
• NQEA Australia – 26 October 2010
• John Eccles (Royal Navy officer) – 25 October 2010
• HMS Wolverine – 25 October 2010
• Allied Chinese Ships – 24 October 2010
• Menin Gate at Midnight – 21 October 2010
• List of guns and mortars used by the Royal Regiment of Australian Artillery – 16 October 2010
• 30th Battalion (Australia) – 15 October 2010
• 3rd Combat Engineer Regiment (Australia) – 5 October 2010
• AUSCANNZUKUS – 3 October 2010
• Explorer class general purpose vessel – 1 October 2010
• 24th Minesweeping Flotilla (Australia) – 28 September 2010
• Battle of Nui Le – 21 September 2010
• Battle of Derapet – 8 September 2010
• LCVP (Australia) – 8 September 2010
• Luscombe Airfield – 6 September 2010
• Alick Bryant (Australian Soldier) – 30 August 2010
• Battle of Ratsua – 14 August 2010
• Australian Squadron – 12 August 2010
• HMAS Wato – 12 August 2010
• Net class boom defence vessel – 11 August 2010
• HMAS Karangi – 10 August 2010
• HMAS Koala – 10 August 2010
• HMAS Olive Cam – 9 August 2010
• HMAS Korowa – 9 August 2010
• HMAS Goolgwai – 9 August 2010
• HMAS Kianga – 9 August 2010
• Landing Ship Medium Mk II – 9 August 2010
• HMAS Durraween – 8 August 2010
• HMAS Bonthorpe – 8 August 2010
• 9th Force Support Battalion (Australia) – 6 August 2010
• 16th Aviation Brigade (Australia) – 6 August 2010
• 17th Combat Service Support Brigade (Australia) – 5 August 2010
• Twin Pimples raid – 5 August 2010
• John McKinna – 3 August 2010
• HMAS Narani – 3 August 2010
• HMAS Uki – 3 August 2010
• HMVS Gordon – 3 August 2010
• MSA Bermagui – 3 August 2010
• HMAS Ping Wo – 18 July 2010
• List of Australian air marshals – 14 July 2010
• Corps of Staff Cadets – 9 July 2010
• HMAT Wandilla – 29 June 2010
• Bena Force – 29 June 2010
• Steele Barracks (Moorebank) – 27 June 2010
• 47th Battalion (Australia) – 26 June 2010
• Shah Wali Kot Offensive – 17 June 2010
• Fantome class survey motor boat – 12 June 2010
• Military Court of Australia – 24 May 2010
• Nigel Cullen – 15 May 2010
• Milne Force – 27 April 2010
• 40th Battalion (Australia) – 27 April 2010
• John Field (brigadier) – 27 April 2010
• Operation Vic Fire Assist – 24 April 2010
• Les Clisby – 23 April 2010
• Brian Eaton – 20 April 2010
• No. 73 Wing RAAF – 17 April 2010
• Planned Australian offshore combatant vessel – 6 April 2010
• Lester Brain – 5 April 2010
• Australian General Service Medal Korea – 30 March 2010
• Darwin Mobile Force – 28 March 2010
• No. 5 Flight RAAF – 24 March 2010
• 21st Battalion (Australia) – 21 March 2010
• Allan Walters – 15 March 2010
• Les Holden – 9 March 2010
• George King-Hall – 7 March 2010
• William Bridgeford – 4 March 2010
• 28th Brigade (Australia) – 3 March 2010
• 31st Brigade (Australia) – 3 March 2010
• 32nd Brigade (Australia) – 2 March 2010
• 2/5th Field Regiment (Australia) – 28 February 2010
• AHS Tasman – 28 February 2010
• 55th Battalion (Australia) – 28 February 2010
• HMAS Duntroon – 27 February 2010
• Special Service Unit No. 1 – 26 February 2010
• No. 5 Service Flying Training School RAAF – 21 February 2010
• Raid on Darwin (2 May 1943) – 20 February 2010
• Cyril Clowes – 15 February 2010
• List of Royal Australian Air Force wings – 10 February 2010
• No. 80 Wing RAAF – 6 February 2010
• Roy Phillipps – 3 February 2010
• Alan Morrison (soldier) – 2 February 2010
• Fromelles (Pheasant Wood) Military Cemetery – 1 February 2010
• V.C. Corner Australian Cemetery and Memorial – 1 February 2010
• 3rd/9th Light Horse (South Australian Mounted Rifles) – 26 January 2010
• No. 1 Wing RAAF – 25 January 2010
• Battle of Wide Bay – 15 January 2010
• Landing at Jacquinot Bay – 15 January 2010
• 14th/32nd Battalion (Australia) – 15 January 2010
• Australian landing ship medium Clive Steele (AV 1356) – 13 January 2010
• Australian landing ship medium Vernon Sturdee (AV 1355) – 13 January 2010
• Basil Morris – 10 January 2010
• Invasion of Buna-Gona – 10 January 2010
• 24th Brigade (Australia) – 7 January 2010
• 59th Battalion (Australia) – 7 January 2010
• 58th Battalion (Australia) – 7 January 2010
• 102nd Medium Battery, Royal Australian Artillery – 6 January 2010
• 58th/59th Battalion (Australia) – 5 January 2010
• 21st Brigade (Australia) – 3 January 2010
• 60th Battalion (Australia) – 2 January 2010
• Villers–Bretonneux Australian National Memorial – 30 December 2009
• 57th/60th Battalion (Australia) – 30 December 2009
• The Odd Angry Shot (book) – 25 December 2009
• Battle of Maehwa-San – 23 December 2009
• Charles Eaton (RAAF officer) – 22 December 2009
• Operation Python (1943–1944) – 22 December 2009
• Selwyn Porter – 19 December 2009
• 30th Brigade (Australia) – 17 December 2009
• 27th Brigade (Australia) – 15 December 2009
• John O'Donnell (Lieutenant) – 14 December 2009
• Battle of Tsimba Ridge – 13 December 2009
• Catholic Diocese of the Australian Defence Force – 10 December 2009
• Battle of Goodenough Island – 8 December 2009
• Thomas Baker (aviator) – 7 December 2009
• Battle of Arawe order of battle – 30 November 2009
• Battle of Pearl Ridge – 26 November 2009
• George Mackinolty – 19 November 2009
• Sabi (dog) – 14 November 2009
• 55th/53rd Battalion (Australia) – 14 November 2009
• 53rd Battalion (Australia) – 14 November 2009
• Military history of Australia during the Second Boer War – 11 November 2009
• 11th Division (Australia) – 7 November 2009
• Roland Griffiths-Marsh – 7 November 2009
• 61st Battalion (Australia) – 7 November 2009
• 12th Division (Australia) – 6 November 2009
• 12th Infantry Brigade (Australia) – 4 November 2009
• 33rd Infantry Brigade (Australia) – 4 November 2009
• 10th Infantry Brigade (Australia) – 4 November 2009
• 6th Motor Brigade (Australia) – 4 November 2009
• 5th Motor Brigade (Australia) – 4 November 2009
• 4th Motor Brigade (Australia) – 3 November 2009
• 3rd Motor Brigade (Australia) – 3 November 2009
• 2nd Motor Brigade (Australia) – 3 November 2009
• No. 30 Transport Unit RAAF – 2 November 2009
• 1st Motor Brigade (Australia) – 1 November 2009
• Naval Historical Society of Australia – 31 October 2009
• 2nd Armoured Brigade (Australia) – 31 October 2009
• 1st Armoured Brigade (Australia) – 31 October 2009
• 6th Cavalry Brigade (Australia) – 31 October 2009
• 14th Brigade (Australia) – 31 October 2009
• 15th Brigade (Australia) – 31 October 2009
• 3rd Cavalry Brigade (Australia) – 30 October 2009
• 2nd Cavalry Brigade (Australia) – 30 October 2009
• 1st Cavalry Brigade (Australia) – 30 October 2009
• 4th Cavalry Brigade (Australia) – 30 October 2009
• Battle of Porton Plantation – 30 October 2009
• Eric Harrison (RAAF officer) – 30 October 2009
• Henry Petre – 29 October 2009
• Australian War Records Section – 26 October 2009
• 23rd Battalion (Australia) – 25 October 2009
• Roberts Dunstan – 24 October 2009
• Charles Crombie – 24 October 2009
• John Treloar (museum administrator) – 23 October 2009
• Mary Bell (aviator) – 21 October 2009
• Australian Korean War order of battle – 20 October 2009
• 25th Brigade (Australia) – 18 October 2009
• Commander Australian Fleet – 18 October 2009
• Battle of Hat Dich – 16 October 2009
• Robin Dalglish – 15 October 2009
• John Lloyd Waddy – 30 September 2009
• 2nd Brigade (Australia) – 20 September 2009
• William Leahy (DCM) – 17 September 2009
• Australian Defence Force Basic Flying Training School – 14 September 2009
• Lae War Cemetery – 14 September 2009
• 6th Brigade (Australia) – 6 September 2009
• Archer Denness – 30 August 2009
• Battle of Long Khanh – 29 August 2009
• Albert Addison – 28 August 2009
• Thomas Erskine Wardle – 28 August 2009
• Arthur Cavenagh Leveson – 28 August 2009
• Australian Military Court – 27 August 2009
• HMAS Doomba – 26 August 2009
• David Matheson Butler – 26 August 2009
• Battle of Uijeongbu (1951) – 24 August 2009
• George Edwin Patey – 23 August 2009
• Basil Coad – 21 August 2009
• 1st Special Squadron (Japanese Navy) – 21 August 2009
• Battle of Chongju (1950) – 18 August 2009
• Battle of Kujin – 16 August 2009
• Ellis Wackett – 14 August 2009
• Battle of Yongju – 14 August 2009
• Battle of Bien Hoa (1968) – 9 August 2009
• Edward Smart – 8 August 2009
• HMAS Reserve – 2 August 2009
• 10th Force Support Battalion (Australia) – 31 July 2009
• 2/48th Battalion (Australia) – 26 July 2009
• Hippolyte De La Rue – 25 July 2009
• 32nd Battalion (Australia) – 19 July 2009
• Convoy GP55 – 19 July 2009
• Action of 4 May 1917 – 18 July 2009
• HMAS Cape Leeuwin – 12 July 2009
• Mulloka – 11 July 2009
• 1st Combat Engineer Regiment (Australia) – 10 July 2009
• 2/9th Battalion (Australia) – 9 July 2009
• Snake class junk – 4 July 2009
• Battle of Aidabasalala – 2 July 2009
• HMAS Heros – 1 July 2009
• HMAS Tingira – 1 July 2009
• Western Australian emergency of March 1944 – 27 June 2009
• Operation RY (Invasion of Nauru & Ocean Island) – 21 June 2009 expanded
• Battle of Port Moresby – 20 June 2009
• Bradshaw Field Training Area – 20 June 2009
• 2/30th Battalion (Australia) – 16 June 2009
• Battle of Gemas – 16 June 2009
• Battle of Bismarck – 15 June 2009
• Invasion of Sumatra (1942) – 15 June 2009
• Julius Henry Bruche – 8 June 2009
• Royal Australian Navy minesweeping after World War II – 8 June 2009
• Royal Australian Army Dental Corps – 6 June 2009
• 45th Battalion (Australia) – 6 June 2009
• Henry Wynter – 3 June 2009
• Task Force 44 – 1 June 2009
• Australian Commonwealth Naval Board – 1 June 2009
• ANZAC Squadron – 31 May 2009
• ANZAC Force – 31 May 2009
• Ordnance QF 25-pounder Short – 31 May 2009
• John Lerew – 29 May 2009
• James Willis (RAN officer) – 23 May 2009
• Naval Battle of Han River (1951) – 23 May 2009
• Henry Burrell (RAN officer) – 21 May 2009
• Australians Missing in Action in the Korean War – 20 May 2009
• Demobilisation of the Australian military after World War II – 16 May 2009
• 20th Carrier Air Group RAN – 12 May 2009
• Floating crane Titan – 11 May 2009
• Frank Bladin – 10 May 2009
• Australian Army in World War II – 9 May 2009
• Australia in the Korean War 1950–53 – 5 May 2009
• Operation Blaze – 4 May 2009
• Defending Australia in the Asia Pacific Century: Force 2030 – 3 May 2009
• Leonard Siffleet – 30 April 2009
• Military history of Australia during the Indonesia-Malaysia Confrontation – 26 April 2009
• 4th/3rd Battalion, Royal New South Wales Regiment – 23 April 2009
• 2/12th Commando Squadron (Australia) – 21 April 2009
• CEA Technologies – 19 April 2009
• Otto Becher – 19 April 2009
• Australian Army ship John Monash (AS 3051) – 19 April 2009
• Red Flag Riots – 16 April 2009
• Bathurst Rebellion – 16 April 2009
• 2/11th Commando Squadron (Australia) – 14 April 2009
• Advisory War Council (Australia) – 13 April 2009
• 2/10th Commando Squadron (Australia) – 12 April 2009
• The Technical Cooperation Program (TTCP) – 11 April 2009
• 1st Armoured Personnel Carrier Squadron (Australia) – 7 April 2009
• Australian Frontier Wars – 6 April 2009
• 9th Battalion, Royal Australian Regiment – 2 April 2009
• Hubert Parker – 2 April 2009
• Australian military involvement in peacekeeping – 2 April 2009
• Rodney Taylor – 1 April 2009
• Arthur William Murphy – 31 March 2009
• ALC 50 – 30 March 2009
• Royal Australian Corps of Military Police – 29 March 2009
• Adrian Cole (RAAF officer) – 27 March 2009
• 8th Battalion, Royal Australian Regiment – 26 March 2009
• Raymond Brownell – 24 March 2009
• Virgil Brennan – 16 March 2009
• List of infantry units raised by the Australian Army in Victoria – 12 March 2009
• Australian Transformation and Innovation Centre – 11 March 2009
• Russell Foskett – 11 March 2009
• LCM2000 – 8 March 2009
• Henry Wells (general) – 8 March 2009
• Australian light destroyer project – 7 March
• Newcastle Covering Force – 4 March
• Farida Force – 4 March
• 2/9th Cavalry Commando Regiment – 1 March
• 2/7th Cavalry Commando Regiment – 1 March
• Vernon Sturdee – 28 February
• No. 40 Wing RAF – 28 February 2009
• Arthur MacDonald – 28 February 2009
• 2nd Combat Engineer Regiment (Australia) – 27 February 2009
• Henry Wrigley – 27 February 2009
• 2/4th Field Regiment (Australia) – 25 February 2009
• Charles Scherf – 25 February 2009
• Regimental Square – 21 February 2009
• 2/8th Commando Squadron (Australia) – 19 February 2009
• Frank Lukis – 19 February 2009
• 2/7th Independent Company (Australia) – 16 February 2009
• Stanley Frederick Gibbs – 16 February 2009
• Australia and the American Civil War – 15 February 2009
• Women in the Australian military – 15 February 2009
• Robert Kavanaugh – 15 February 2009
• Joe Hewitt (RAAF officer) – 14 February 2009
• Experimental Military Unit – 14 February 2009
• AV2767 Crusader – 14 February 2009
• Honner Force – 11 February 2009
• 2/3rd Commando Squadron (Australia) – 11 February 2009
• Sybil Irving – 11 February 2009
• List of Royal Australian Air Force groups – 8 February 2009
• List of Australian George Cross recipients – 8 February 2009
• Jack Chalmers – 7 February 2009
• No. 11 Group RAAF – 7 February 2009
• 2/2nd Commando Squadron (Australia) – 6 February 2009
• Australian Commonwealth Horse – 6 February 2009
• Arthur Bagot – 5 February 2009
• Sydney Rowell – 4 February 2009
• 1st Independent Company (Australia) – 2 February 2009
• 7th Field Regiment, Royal Australian Artillery – 30 January 2009
• David Whitehead – 25 January 2009
• 10th Independent Rifle Company, Royal Australian Regiment – 24 January 2009
• Stop the War Coalition (Australia) – 22 January 2009
• Officer Cadet Training Unit, Scheyville – 22 January 2009
• Australian contribution to the Allied Intervention in Russia 1918–1919 – 18 January 2009
• Signal Hill Battery – 18 January 2009
• Mark Donaldson – 16 January 2009
• Australian contribution to UNTAC in Cambodia 1992–1993 – 15 January 2009
• Battle of Sariwon – 14 January 2009
• Australian War Memorial, London – 13 January 2009
• Battle of Babang – 13 January 2009
• Battle of Kindau – 13 January 2009
• Battle of Sungei Koemba – 13 January 2009
• Clare Stevenson – 12 January 2009
• Beehive Casemate – 12 January 2009
• Battle of El Buggar Ridge – 11 January 2009
• List of Defence Maritime Services vessels – 11 January 2009
• Adrian Goldsmith – 11 January 2009
• United States Army Air Forces in the South West Pacific Theatre – 10 January 2009
• Victorian Mounted Rifles – 8 January 2009
• Battle of the Strait of Otranto – 5 January 2009
• Seahorse Mercator – 4 January 2009
• HMVS Childers – 3 January 2009
• Forty Thousand Horsemen – 2 January 2009
• HMVS Countess of Hopetoun – 1 January 2009
• HMAS Jeparit – 1 January 2009
• 4th New Guinea Infantry Battalion – 31 December 2008
• 3rd New Guinea Infantry Battalion – 31 December 2008
• 2nd New Guinea Infantry Battalion – 31 December 2008
• 1st New Guinea Infantry Battalion – 31 December 2008
• HMAS Air Sprite – 31 December 2008
• Landing at Lae – 31 December 2008
• Peter Gration – 30 December 2008
• Battle of Same – 30 December 2008
• Royal Australian Army Service Corps – 30 December 2008
• Papuan Infantry Battalion – 29 December 2008
• Battle of Sio – 29 December 2008
• British Empire in World War II – 27 December 2008
• Mareeba Airfield – 26 December 2008
• Britain, Australia and the Bomb – 23 December 2008
• United States Army Air Forces in Australia – 22 December 2008
• Battle of Al Rumaythah – 21 December 2008
• 724 Squadron RAN – 21 December 2008
• SS Omrah – 20 December 2008
• Australian Air Defence Areas – 18 December 2008
• HMAS Vigilant – 29 November 2008
• Charles Read – 28 November 2008
• Alister Murdoch – 28 November 2008
• AP-3C Orion – 28 November 2008
• Dibb Report – 26 November 2008
• HMQS Miner – 21 November 2008
• HMQS Midge – 18 November 2008
• HMQS Otter – 18 November 2008
• North Western Area Campaign – 15 November 2008
• 2/16th Australian Infantry Battalion – 9 November 2008
• No. 325 Expeditionary Combat Support Squadron RAAF – 1 November 2008
• Fort Pearce – 30 October 2008
• Fort Nepean – 28 October 2008
• Ivor McIntyre – 11 October 2008
• Marsden Park Aerodrome – 3 October 2008
• Menangle Aerodrome – 3 October 2008
• Fleurs Aerodrome – 2 October 2008
• Civil Constructional Corps – 1 October 2008
• RAAF Station Pokolbin – 1 October 2008
• Admiralty Islands campaign order of battle – 29 September 2008
• 2nd Health Support Battalion (Australia) – 29 September 2008
• RAAF Station Schofields – 26 September 2008
• Tuggerah Aerodrome – 26 September 2008
• Australian prisoners of war in the Korean War – 22 September 2008
• George Odgers – 22 September 2008
• Heinrich Timm – 21 September 2008
• 725 Squadron RAN – 19 September 2008
• Australians Missing in Action in the Vietnam War – 19 September 2008
• 6th Aviation Regiment (Australia) – 19 September 2008
• Syria-Lebanon Campaign order of battle – 12 September 2008
• Kangaroo Ground War Memorial Park – 11 September 2008
• Cape Ward Hunt – 11 September 2008
• Morobe, Papua New Guinea – 10 September 2008
• Greta Army Camp – 9 September 2008
• Operation Lilliput – 8 September 2008
• 33rd Battalion (Australia) – 6 September 2008
• 14th Light Horse Regiment – 6 September 2008
• 18th Brigade (Australia) – 5 September 2008
• Operation Outreach – 4 September 2008
• Operation Tower – 4 September 2008
• Operation Azure – 4 September 2008
• Operation Kiribati Assist – 4 September 2008
• Operation Mazurka – 4 September 2008
• Frank Walker (Australian journalist) – 4 September 2008
• New Guinea Force – 4 September 2008
• Australian 173rd Surveillance Squadron – 4 September 2008
• Australian New Guinea Administrative Unit – 4 September 2008
• Operation Acolyte – 3 September 2008
• 1st/19th Battalion, Royal New South Wales Regiment – 3 September 2008
• 2/6th Independent Company (Australia) – 3 September 2008
• 2/10th Australian Infantry Battalion – 2 September 2008
• German attacks on Nauru – 31 August 2008
• HMAS Warrnambool (FCPB 204) – 30 August 2008
• HMAS Launceston (FCPB 207) – 30 August 2008
• HMAS Geelong (FCPB 215) – 30 August 2008
• HMAS Geraldton (FCPB 213) – 30 August 2008
• South African War Memorial (South Australia) – 28 August 2008
• No. 2 Strip Milne Bay – 27 August 2008
• Turnbull Field – 27 August 2008
• Gurney Field – 27 August 2008 (added World War II data)
• 51st Battalion (Australia) – 22 August 2008
• Landing at Nassau Bay – 21 August 2008
• Broadmeadow Aerodrome – 11 August 2008
• Kiriwina Airfield – 11 August 2008 (added World War II data)
• Momote Airport – 6 August 2008 (added World War II data)
• Samuel Burston – 3 August 2008
• 4th Light Horse Brigade – 2 August 2008
• 3rd Light Horse Brigade – 2 August 2008
• Task Force K-Bar – 2 August 2008
• 2nd Light Horse Brigade – 1 August 2008
• 1st Light Horse Brigade – 1 August 2008
• Plugge's Plateau Commonwealth War Graves Commission Cemetery – 1 August 2008
• 12th/16th Hunter River Lancers – 27 July 2008
• 8th/12th Medium Regiment, Royal Australian Artillery – 26 July 2008
• F1 fragmentation hand grenade – 15 July 2008
• No. 466 Squadron RAAF (major expansion from stub) – 8 July 2008
• No. 18 Radar Station RAAF – 8 July 2008
• Military career of Keith Miller – 7 July 2008
• No. 19 Radar Station RAAF – 7 July 2008
• No. 17 Radar Station RAAF – 7 July 2008
• Proposed Japanese invasion of Australia during World War II – 5 July 2008 (total re-write)
• Operation Ramp – 4 July 2008
• Walter Parker (ANZAC) – 30 June 2008
• Pentropic organisation – 30 June 2008
• Infantry combat badge – 19 June 2008
• Senior Australian Defence Organisation Positions – 14 June 2008
• Battle of Maryan San – 13 June 2008
• Michael Hudson – 13 June 2008
• Historical weaponry of the Australian Army – 13 June 2008
• Bakers Creek air crash – 13 June 2008
• 8th Combat Service Support Battalion (Australia) – 12 June 2008
• 8th Brigade (Australia) – 12 June 2008
• Ash Power – 7 June 2008
• Royal Australian Navy Bridging Team – 2 June 2008
• Australian casualties of World War II – 1 June 2008
• Bundaberg Airport – 30 May 2008 (older article added RAAF Station Bundaberg info)
• Breddan Aerodrome – 29 May 2008
• Bohle River Aerodrome – 27 May 2008
• Aitkenvale Aerodrome – 27 May 2008
• Antil Plains Aerodrome – 26 May 2008
• Australian Defence Force Investigative Service – 17 May 2008
• Horn Island Aerodrome – 16 May 2008
• Land Rover Perentie – 13 May 2008
• Victor Smith – 10 May 2008
• Richard Gary Wilson – 6 May 2008
• Alan Beaumont – 6 May 2008
• 35th Battalion (Australia) – 2 May 2008
• Mark Andrew Kelly – 1 May 2008
• 36th Battalion (Australia) – 30 April 2008 (older article expanded with 1AIF and AMF info)
• 62nd Battalion (Australia) – 30 April 2008
• Kanga Force – 29 April 2008
• Jim Molan – 28 April 2008
• Martin Bowles – 28 April 2008
• Julie Hammer – 28 April 2008
• Nick Warner – 27 April 2008
• Davyd Thomas – 26 April 2008
• Australian Defence Leaders – 26 April 2008
• Loveday Camp 10 – 26 April 2008
• Loveday Camp 9 – 26 April 2008
• CIA activities in Australia – 25 April 2008
• National War Memorial (South Australia) – 25 April 2008
• John Quaife – 24 April 2008
• Goodenough Island – 23 April 2008 (older article which has been expanded with World War II info)
• Mark Binskin – 22 April 2008
• 13 Field Squadron, Royal Australian Engineers – 21 April 2008
• A Field Battery, Royal Australian Artillery – 18 April 2008
• 11th/28th Battalion, Royal Western Australia Regiment – 18 April 2008
• Matt Tripovich – 17 April 2008
• Operation Persecution – 17 April 2008
• Battle of Milne Bay – 16 April 2008 (older article which has been expanded)
• Gloucester Cup – 13 April 2008
• HMAS LST 3022 – 13 April 2008
• HMAS LST 3014 – 13 April 2008
• HMAS Boonaroo – 12 April 2008
• Jessie Vasey – 6 April 2008
• Étaples Mutiny – 5 April 2008 (older article to which I have added the Aust dimension)
• RAAF Base Mallala – 3 April 2008
• Bathurst Island Airport – 2 April 2008
• Gawler Aerodrome – 2 April 2008
• Snake Bay Airport – 1 April 2008
• Paul Ham – 31 March 2008
• Vietnam, The Australian War (book) – 31 March 2008
• Theodor Detmers – 30 March 2008
• Parachute Training School (Australian Army) – 28 March 2008
• Paratroop Training Unit RAAF – 27 March 2008
• RAAF Station Sandgate – 27 March 2008
• 2nd Battlecruiser Squadron (United Kingdom) – 25 March 2008
• VFL/AFL players who died in active service – 25 March 2008
• Manbulloo Airfield – 25 March 2008
• Gould Airfield – 25 March 2008
• HMAS Forceful – 23 March 2008
• Camp Columbia – 22 March 2008
• HMAS Lae (L-3035) – 20 March 2008
• Australian Army Medical Women's Service – 19 March 2008
• Port Keats Airfield – 19 March 2008
• No. 5 Fighter Sector RAAF – 19 March 2008
• Hughes Airfield – 19 March 2008
• Katherine Airfield – 19 March 2008
• Joseph Burnett – 18 March 2008
• List of Coastal Batteries in Australia and Territories during World War II – 18 March 2008
• SS Mareeba – 17 March
• Allied Works Council – 17 March 2008
• Pine Creek Airfield – 17 March 2008
• MacDonald Airfield – 17 March 2008
• No. 549 Squadron RAF – 17 March 2008
• No. 548 Squadron RAF – 17 March 2008
• HMAS Hawkesbury (K363) – 16 March 2008
• 11th Brigade (Australia) – 16 March 2008
• Livingstone Airfield – 13 March 2008
• Edward Matthews (Australian Soldier) – 15 March 2008
• Fenton Airfield – 13 March 2008
• Daly Waters Airfield – 13 March 2008
• Current Royal Australian Air Force Aircraft – 9 March 2008
• Newington Arms Depot – 10 March 2008
• No. 4 Operational Training Unit RAAF – 9 March 2008
• HMAS Woomera – 8 March 2008
• Anzac Day Act – 7 March 2008
• List of British Commonwealth Air Training Plan facilities in Australia – 5 March 2008
• RAAF Bradfield Park (former) – 4 March 2008
• No. 13 Signals Unit RAAF- 4 March 2008
• Mount Druitt Aerodrome – 3 March 2008
• Woolwich Dock – 2 March 2008
• Pacific class patrol boat – 1 March 2008
• Tom Lewis (author) – 28 February 2008
• John McCauley – 28 February 2008
• List of Hawker Sea Fury operators – 27 February 2008
• Drummond Battery – 27 February 2008
• Breakwater Battery – 27 February 2008
• Gorrie Airfield – 26 February 2008
• HMAS Stalwart (H-14) – 26 February 2008
• Illowra Battery – 25 February 2008
• Smiths Hill Fort – 25 February 2008
• Flagstaff Hill Fort – 25 February 2008
• Thomas Millar – 23 February 2008
• Defence Maritime Services – 23 February 2008
• HMAS Protector (1884) – 22 February 2008
• 808 Squadron RAN – 22 February 2008
• No. 1 Medical Receiving Station (RAAF) – 21 February 2008
• Military history of Australia during the Korean War – 19 February 2008
• Strauss Airfield – 19 February 2008
• Batchelor Airfield – 18 February 2008
• Coomalie Creek Airfield – 18 February 2008
• Battle of Kaiapit – 12 February 2008
• Parap Airfield/Darwin Aerodrone/Ross Smith Aerodrome (former) – 12 February 2008
• Merauke Force – 10 February 2008
• John Edwin Ashley Williams – 10 February 2008
• No. 450 Squadron RAAF (old article/major expansion) – 8 February 2008
• Peaceful Penetration – 7 February 2008
• Mort's Dock – 6 February 2008
• SS Iron Knight – 6 February 2008
• SS Fingal – 3 February 2008
• Ingleburn Army Camp – 31 January 2008
• Australian Army Band Corps – 30 January 2008
• Pensacola Convoy – 30 January 2008
• Camp Warwick/HMS Golden Hind – 30 January 2008
• Battle of Morotai – 27 January 2008
• Wallgrove Army Base (former) – 24 January 2008
• Wallgrove Aerodrome – 24 January 2008
• Battle of Noemfoor – 22 January 2008
• HMAS LST 3008 – 19 January 2008
• LSM Brudenell White (AV 1354) – 13 January 2008
• Gavin Long – 13 January 2008
• Collins class submarine replacement project – 12 January 2008
• Amphibious warfare ships of Australia – 9 January 2008
• LSM Harry Chauvel (AV 1353) – 8 January 2008
• HMAS Wyatt Earp – 3 January 2008
• Peter Roy Maxwell Drummond – 31 December 2007
• 2/5th Cavalry Commando Squadron (Australia) – 30 December 2007
• Henry Head Battery – 28 December 2007
• Fort Macquarie – 27 December 2007
• Fort Philip – 27 December 2007
• RAAF Albion Park – 25 December 2007
• Dawes Point Battery – 25 December 2007
• Atlas of the World Battle Fronts – 24 December 2007
• Japanese Eighteenth Army – 24 December 2007
• Fort Banks – 23 December 2007
• HMAS Matafele – 23 December 2007
• Article XV squadrons – 22 December 2007
• RMS Strathaird – 20 December 2007
• 1st Health Support Battalion – 19 December 2007
• CAC Sabre – 18 December 2007
• MV Oceanic Viking – 18 December 2007
• Bradleys Head Fortification Complex – 18 December 2007
• Shark Point Battery – 17 December 2007
• Michael Slater (soldier) – 13 December 2007
• HMS Nabthorpe (MONAB III) – 13 December 2007
• HMS Nabberley (MONAB II) – 12 December 2007
• Malabar Battery – 12 December 2007
• HMS Nabbington (MONAB I) – 11 December 2007
• Valston Hancock – 10 December 2007
• Australian home front during World War II – 8 December 2007
• Corunna Downs Airfield – 6 December 2007
• Operation Papua New Guinea Assist – 4 December 2007
• RAAF Station Cunderdin – 4 December 2007
• HMAS Rushcutter (naval base) – 4 December 2007
• Australian Coastal Forces of World War II – 3 December 2007
• Ben Buckler Gun Battery, North Bondi – 3 December 2007
• Anti-nuclear movement in Australia – 1 December 2007
• HMAS Platypus (Submarine Base) – 30 November 2007
• Stanley Goble – 30 November 2007
• HMAS Mindari – 30 November 2007
• Hobart coastal defences – 29 November 2007
• HMAS Moreton – 29 November 2007
• HMAS Brisbane – 29 November 2007
• Anti-submarine boom (Lake Macquarie WWII) – 28 November 2007
• HMAS Basilisk – 28 November 2007
• Melbourne–Evans collision – 27 November 2007
• Georges Head Battery – 27 November 2007
• Lower Georges Heights Commanding Position – 26 November 2007
• HMAS Nirimba – 22 November 2007
• HMAS Maitland – 21 November 2007
• Belmont Anti-Tank Ditch – 21 November 2007
• Paluma class survey motor launch – 20 November 2007
• Woy Woy Airfield – 20 November 2007
• HMAS Yarra (M 87) – 20 November 2007
• HMAS Hawkesbury (M 83) – 20 November 2007
• Australian Army Recruit Training – 18 November 2007
• New Guinea Volunteer Rifles – 18 November 2007
• Sydney Harbour anti-submarine boom net – 17 November 2007
• Army (newspaper) – 16 November 2007
• Melbourne-Voyager collision – 15 November 2007
• Cedric Stanton Hicks – 7 November 2007
• No. 9 Operational Group RAAF – 6 November 2007
• 118th General Hospital US Army – 5 November 2007
• Quinn's Post Commonwealth War Graves Commission Cemetery – 5 November 2007
• HMAS Toowoomba (J157) – 5 November 2007
• Attacks on Australia during World War II – 4 November 2007
• Wilfred Arthur – 2 November 2007
• HMAS Stalwart (D 215) – 28 October 2007
• David Pearce (Australian soldier) – 28 October 2007
• Matthew Locke (Australian soldier) – 28 October 2007
• Search for HMAS Sydney and HSK Kormoran – 28 October 2007
• No. 27 Squadron RAAF – 14 October 2007
• No. 86 Squadron RAAF – 14 October 2007
• HMAS Wewak (L-130) – 13 October 2007
• HMAS Glenelg (ACPB 96) – 12 October 2007
• HMAS Maryborough (ACPB 95) – 12 October 2007
• 2/8th Armoured Regiment (Australia) – 30 September 2007
• 2/9th Armoured Regiment (Australia) – 30 September 2007
• Gerard Muirhead-Gould – 29 September 2007
• Headquarters Joint Operations Command (Australia) – 28 September 2007
• HMAS Launceston (ACPB 94) – 24 September 2007
• No. 1 Fighter Sector RAAF – 21 September 2007
• No. 2 Fighter Sector RAAF – 21 September 2007
• Battle of Kranji – 20 September 2007
• Shepherds Hill Radar Station RAAF – 19 September 2007
• No. 208 Radar Station RAAF – 18 September 2007
• No. 131 Radar Station RAAF – 18 September 2007
• Government Aircraft Factories – 15 September 2007
• Middle Head Fortifications – 8 September 2007
• 5/6RVR Pipes and Drums – 7 September 2007
• Defence Force School of Music (Australia) – 7 September 2007
• The Victorian Scottish Regiment – 7 September 2007
• Charles Rosenthal – 5 September 2007
• Australian Customs Service National Marine Unit – 5 September 2007
• Bankstown Bunker – 1 September 2007
• No. 2 Air Ambulance Unit RAAF – 1 September 2007
• Battle of Mont St. Quentin – 31 August 2007
• Royal Australian Army Pay Corps – 26 August 2007
• No. 82 Squadron RAAF – 26 August 2007
• HMAS Kuru – 23 August 2007
• Royal Australian Corps of Transport – 18 August 2007
• 16th Field Battery, Royal Australian Artillery – 18 August 2007
• 2nd Force Support Battalion (Australia) – 18 August 2007
• HMAS Assault – 16 August 2007
• Volunteer Air Observers Corps (Australia) – 13 August 2007
• 2/4th Cavalry Commando Squadron (Australia) – 12 August 2007
• Seaplane Squadron RAAF – 12 August 2007
• Victorian Defence Industry Advisory Council – 7 August 2007
• No. 8 Operational Training Unit RAAF – 1 August 2007
• No 5 Operational Training Unit RAAF – 1 August 2007
• 16th Battalion, Royal Western Australia Regiment – 1 August 2007
• William Bostock – 28 July 2007
• Len Waters – 23 July 2007
• George Jones (RAAF officer) – 16 July 2007
• No. 6 Operational Training Unit RAAF – 14 July, 2007
• HMAS Childers (ACPB 93) – 12 July, 2007
• FRUMEL – 10 July, 2007
• HMAS Benalla (A 04) – 8 July, 2007
• HMAS Mermaid (A 02) – 8 July, 2007
• HMAS Paluma (A 01) – 8 July, 2007
• HMAS Kangaroo – 1 July, 2007
• 2/7th Armoured Regiment (Australia) – 1 July, 2007
• No. 112 Air-Sea Rescue Flight RAAF – 1 July, 2007
• Battle of the Litani River – 1 July, 2007
• Battle of Jezzine – 1 July, 2007
• Battle of Kissoué – 1 July, 2007
• Battle of Merdjayoun – 1 July, 2007
• Battle of Damascus (1941) – 1 July, 2007
• Battle of Damour – 1 July, 2007
• Battle of Beirut – 1 July, 2007
• Vice Chief of the Defence Force (Australia) – 29 June, 2007
• Bobby Gibbes – 27 June, 2007
• HMAS Wollongong (ACPB 92) – 24 June, 2007
• Australian National Aviation Museum – 23 June, 2007
• Australian Public Service – 18 June, 2007
• Battle of Slater's Knoll – 13 June, 2007
• HMAS Wagga – 11 June, 2007
• RAAF Transport Flight (Japan) – 11 June, 2007
• No. 10 Local Air Supply Unit RAAF – 10 June, 2007
• No. 1 Air Ambulance Unit RAAF – 10 June, 2007
• No. 80 Squadron RAAF – 9 June, 2007
• No. 31 Squadron RAAF – 9 June, 2007
• Aitape-Wewak campaign – 1 June, 2007
• Roy Dowling – 29 May, 2007
• HMAS Biloela – 28 May, 2007
• HMAS Kurumba – 27 May, 2007
• HMAS Commonwealth – 26 May, 2007
• 2/12th Field Ambulance (Australia) – 16 May, 2007
• No. 8 Squadron RAAF – 13 May, 2007
• No. 7 Squadron RAAF – 13 May, 2007
• Military history of Oceania – 9 May, 2007
• Current Australian Defence Force deployments – 8 May, 2007
• 2/5th Armoured Regiment (Australia) – 6 May, 2007
• Iraq Medal (Australia) – 1 May, 2007
• 2/11th Armoured Car Regiment (Australia) – 22 April, 2007
• Berlin Airlift Squadron RAAF – 21 April, 2007
• No. 113 Air-Sea Rescue Flight RAAF – 21 April, 2007
• Koolama – 17 April, 2007
• Chief of Navy (Australia) – 17 April, 2007
• Alfred Richard Baxter-Cox – 14 April, 2007
• Australian Army Aviation – 13 April, 2007
• HMAS Watson – 13 April, 2007
• List of Royal Australian Navy bases – 13 April, 2007
• Australian campaign medals – 8 April, 2007
• Royal Australian Air Force Maritime Section – 8 April, 2007
• No. 7 Operational Training Unit RAAF – 8 April, 2007
• 2/4th Armoured Regiment (Australia) – 6 April, 2007
• Operation Paladin – 4 April, 2007
• 2/6th Armoured Regiment (Australia) – 1 April, 2007
• No. 78 Squadron RAAF – 1 April, 2007
• 2/10th Armoured Regiment (Australia) – 1 April, 2007
• ANZAC Battle Group – 31 March, 2007
• Royal Australian Air Force Communication Units – 31 March, 2007
• Colonial forces of Australia – 30 March, 2007
• List of Australian Army Corps – 29 March, 2007
• No. 111 Air-Sea Rescue Flight RAAF – 25 March, 2007
• No. 17 Air Observation Post Flight RAAF – 25 March, 2007
• No. 4 Forward Air Control Flight RAAF – 24 March, 2007
• Governor-General's Flight RAAF – 24 March, 2007
• No. 101 Flight RAAF – 24 March, 2007
• No. 457 Squadron RAAF – 24 March, 2007
• Peter Leahy – 23 March, 2007
• Fort Queenscliff – 21 March, 2007
• Batu Lintang camp – 19 March, 2007
• Operation Resolute – 19 March, 2007
• HMAS Bundaberg (ACPB 91) – 10 March, 2007
• Morotai Mutiny – 8 March, 2007
• HMAS Broome (ACPB 90) – 9 February, 2007
• Edmund Herring – 9 February, 2007
• Royal Australian Naval Nursing Service – 9 February, 2007
• Joint Offshore Protection Command (Australia) – 8 February, 2007
• 723 Squadron RAN – 28 January, 2007
• David Horner – 28 January, 2007
• Linda Corbould – 27 January, 2007
• Harold Farncomb – 25 January, 2007
• Robert William Rankin – 18 January, 2007
• HMAS Melville (A 246) – 10 January, 2007
• Exercise Pitch Black – 8 January, 2006
• Australian 29th Brigade – 8 January, 2007
• Royal Western Australia Regiment – 8 January, 2007
• Office of Australian War Graves – 5 January, 2007
• Australian Defence Organisation – 27 December, 2006
• HMAS Wewak (L 130) – 26 December, 2006
• Operation Morris Dance – 24 December, 2006
• 15th Northern River Lancers – December 11, 2006
• 1st/15th Royal New South Wales Lancers December 10, 2006
• 6th New South Wales Mounted Rifles 9 December, 2006
• Australian Defence Force rank insignia 9 December, 2006
• HMAS Una 9 December, 2006
• John Paton (general) 9 December, 2006
• Borneo Campaign (1945) order of battle 3 December, 2006
• Australian Medium Tank Trials Unit 30 November, 2006
• Australian 13th Brigade Army brigade 29 November, 2006
• Australian 26th Brigade World War II infantry brigade 26 November, 2006
• Peter Tinley Ex-Soldier in the SAS 25 November, 2006
• HMAS Ararat (ACPB 89) Armidale class patrol boat 24 November, 2006
• Rifle Company Butterworth 20 November, 2006
• Australia Station 19 November, 2006
• Sydney Harbour defences 19 November, 2006
• Battle of Sunda Strait World War II naval battle 18 November, 2006
• Battle of Broken Hill 16 November, 2006
• M Special Unit World War II special forces unit 10 November, 2006
• List of Australian Army brigades 10 November, 2006
• Battle of Java (1942) 4 November, 2006
• Special Operations Australia 4 November, 2006
• Far Eastern Liaison Office 4 November, 2006
• Battle of Vevi (1941) 18 October, 2006
• Australian Submarine Rescue Vehicle Remora 18 October, 2006
• Rising Sun (badge) Australian Army badge 17 October, 2006
• Australian Strategic Policy Institute defence think tank 16 October, 2006
• Australian Women's Land Army World War II women's land army 8 October, 2006
• HMAS Maitland (ACPB 88) Armidale class patrol boat 7 October, 2006
• 2/1st North Australia Observer Unit World War II reconnaissance unit 7 October, 2006
• HMAS Bungaree World War II auxiliary minelayer 5 October, 2006
• HMAS K9 World War II training submarine 17 September, 2006
• Royal Australian Navy Submarine Service 17 September, 2006
• List of recent Australian warship deployments to the Middle East 17 September, 2006
• List of ships sunk by Axis warships in Australian waters 16 September, 2006
• Special forces of Australia 10 September, 2006
• Ernest Albert Corey – Won the Military Medal 4 times 2 September, 2006
• Lone Pine (tree) – Tree in Gallipolli 1 September, 2006
• Military history of Australia during World War I – August 20, 2006
• George Merrick Long – World War I General August 10, 2006
• Herbert William Lloyd – World War I General August 9, 2006
• Australian 18th Battalion – World War I Battalion 9 August, 2006
• Australian 17th Battalion – World War I Battalion 9 August, 2006
• Australian 12th Battalion – World War I Battalion 7 August, 2006
• Australian 10th Battalion – World War I Battalion 7 August, 2006
• Australian 9th Battalion – World War I Battalion 7 August, 2006
• Australian 8th Battalion – World War I Battalion 7 August, 2006
• Australian 7th Battalion – World War I Battalion 7 August, 2006
• Australian 6th Battalion – World War I Battalion 7 August, 2006
• Australian 5th Battalion – World War I Battalion 7 August, 2006
• Australian 4th Battalion – World War I Battalion 7 August, 2006
• Australian 3rd Battalion – World War I Battalion 7 August, 2006
• Australian 2nd Battalion – World War I Battalion 7 August, 2006
• Australian 1st Battalion – World War I Battalion 7 August, 2006
• Raymond Leane – World War I General 6 August, 2006
• James Gordon Legge – World War I General 6 August, 2006
• Alexander Jobson – World War I General 6 August, 2006
• George Johnston – World War I General 6 August, 2006
• Carl Jess – World War I General 5 August, 2006
• Godfrey Irving – World War I General 4 August, 2006
• No. 461 Squadron RAAF – RAAF maritime patrol squadron 30 July, 2006
• First Australian Imperial Force dental units -List of World War I dental units 30 July, 2006
• HMAS Pirie (ACPB 87) – Armidale class patrol boat 29 July, 2006
• Overwatch Battle Group (West) – Australian Army unit in Iraq 28 July, 2006
• HMAS Albany (ACPB 86) – Armidale class patrol boat 15 July, 2006
• 41 Field Battery, Royal Australian Artillery −19:46, July 10, 2006
• 13 Field Battery, Royal Australian Artillery – artillery battery 10 July, 2006
• Australian 2nd Siege Artillery Battery – World War I artillery battery 9 July, 2006
• Australian 1st Siege Artillery Battery – World War I artillery battery 9 July, 2006
• Australian 1st Heavy Artillery Battery – World War I artillery battery 9 July, 2006
• 1st Field Regiment, Royal Australian Artillery – Artillery regiment 9 July, 2006
• Australian Army Artillery Units, World War I – list of World War I artillery units 9 July, 2006
• Australian 1st Light Car Patrol – World War I Armoured car unit 8 July, 2006
• No. 73 Squadron RAAF – RAAF maritime patrol squadron 2 July, 2006
• No. 71 Squadron RAAF – RAAF maritime patrol squadron 2 July, 2006
• No. 35 Squadron RAAF – RAAF transport squadron 2 July, 2006
• Australia and the Vietnam War 30 June, 2006
• RAAF Base Butterworth – Cold-War era Australian air base in Malaysia 19 June, 2006
• Operation Solace – The Australian contribution to relief efforts in Somalia 18 June, 2006
• History of the Royal Australian Navy – Separated from the RAN entry 18 June, 2006
• Operation Sumatra Assist – The Australian military's contribution to disaster relief in Indonesia in 2004–05 17 June, 2006
• Official History of Australia in the War of 1939–1945 12 June, 2006
• Northern Territory Force – Army unit responsible for defending the NT in World War II 8 June, 2006
• Operation Astute – Australian-led intervention into East Timor 25 May, 2006
• Allied Intelligence Bureau – World War II intelligence agency 23 May, 2006
• No. 93 Squadron RAAF – World War II ground attack squadron 23 May, 2006
• HMAS Patricia Cam – World War II general purpose vessel 22 May, 2006
• Frederic Godfrey Hughes – World War I General April 24, 2006
• William Holmes (General) – World War I General April 24, 2006
• Joseph John Talbot Hobbs – World War I General April 24, 2006
• Sydney Charles Edgar Herring – World War I General April 24, 2006
• James Heane – World War I General April 24, 2006
• Harold William Grimwade – World War I General April 24, 2006
• Thomas Griffiths (General) – World War I General April 24, 2006
• William Grant (General) – World War I General April 24, 2006
• Henry Arthur Goddard – World War I General April 24, 2006
• Thomas William Glasgow – World War I General April 23, 2006
• Duncan John Glasfurd – World War I General April 23, 2006
• John Gellibrand – World War I General April 23, 2006
• Neil Hamilton Fairley – World War I General April 23, 2006
• John Kealty Forsyth – World War I General April 23, 2006
• Cecil Henry Foott – World War I General April 23, 2006
• Harold Edward Elliott – World War I General April 23, 2006
• Thomas Henry Dodds – World War I General April 23, 2006
• Walter Adams Coxen – World War I General April 23, 2006
• Charles Frederick Cox – World War I General April 23, 2006
• Sydney Earnest Christian – World War I General April 23, 2006
• Harry George Chauvel – World War I General April 23, 2006
• James Harold Cannan – World War I General April 23, 2006
• William Sinclair-Burgess – World War I General April 23, 2006
• Reginald Spencer Browne – World War I General April 23, 2006
• Charles Brand – World War I general April 23, 2006
• Alfred Bessell-Browne – World War I General April 23, 2006 –
• Robert Anderson (General) – World War I General April 23, 2006
• John Antill (General) – World War I General April 23, 2006
• No. 454 Squadron RAAF April 23, 2006
• No. 100 Squadron RAAF April 21, 2006
• No. 15 Squadron RAAF April 8, 2006
• No. 20 Squadron RAAF April 8, 2006
• 16th Air Defence Regiment, Royal Australian Artillery April 8, 2006
• Australian 1st Armoured Car Squadron April 8, 2006
• 2/11th Australian Infantry Battalion April 7, 2006
• 2/8th Australian Infantry Battalion April 7, 2006
• 2/7th Australian Infantry Battalion April 7, 2006
• 2/5th Australian Infantry Battalion April 7, 2006
• 2/4th Australian Infantry Battalion April 7, 2006
• 2/3rd Australian Infantry Battalion April 7, 2006
• 2/2nd Australian Infantry Battalion April 7, 2006
• 2/1st Australian Infantry Battalion April 7, 2006
• No. 453 Squadron RAAF April 2, 2006
• No. 451 Squadron RAAF April 1, 2006
• No. 450 Squadron RAAF March 31, 2006 (WST)
• 11th Battalion – World War I Battalion March 30, 2006 (WST)
• Australian contribution to the 1991 Gulf War 30 March 2006