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World War One – The Exploits of the German Cruiser SMS Emden – Part 2 – loss of the Markomannia and the Pontoporros
Officers and Crew of SMS Emden, A Jose, The Royal Australian Navy 1914-1918, 1933 [see part one, part three, part four, part five for the entire history of its exploits…
World War One – The Exploits of the German Cruiser SMS Emden – Part 3 – Battle of Penang
The Emden’s Raid on Penang, from a sketch made by an officer of the Emden, A Jose, The Royal Australian Navy 1914-1918, 1933     [see part one, part two, part four,…
World War One – The Exploits of the German Cruiser SMS Emden – Part 4 – sinking by the HMAS Sydney
As the final chapter in this story played out the Australian convoy with its powerful escort approached the area with the utmost precaution.   [see part one, part two…
World War One – The Exploits of the German Cruiser SMS Emden – Part 5 – Aftermath – Casualties and Deaths
[see part one, part two, part three, part four, part five for the entire history of its exploits and sinking by HMAS Sydney]  … However if the situation had not…
World War One – The Gallipoli Diaries of Sir Ian Hamilton
Over the next 6 months we will be publishing on our blog Sir Ian Hamilton’s diary entries. In doing so we hope to provide an insight into the Anzac Campaign as it unfolded 100 years ago : from…
World War One – The Home Front – Radio telegraphy in Australia 1914 – 1818
While Australia officially declared war on Germany on 4 August, 1914, her politicians and members of the Australian Defence Forces were already planning for this event behind the scenes. Among the…
World War One – The Home Front – The Navy in Sydney Harbour
Australian Naval Headquarters, 1914-1918     At the outbreak of World War One, Port Jackson, Sydney, was viewed by the Commonwealth as the most vital Australian maritime centre and…
World War One – The Home Front – The Pennant Hills Wireless Station
Pennant Hills Wireless Station, 1912-1918, photo from Electrical Commissioner, F G Cresswell, copy from photo-mechanical print in The Australian Navy, Jose, 1935     From 1914…
World War One – The Maori Battalion and New Zealand Brigade
Maori soldier in the Apex trenches at Gallipoli, 30 November, 1915   At the outbreak of World War One Britain drafted the standing Army of India into the conflict but although a number…
World War One – Victoria Cross – Mir Dast – British Indian Army – 57th Wilde’s Rifles
Mir Dast’s family were of the Afridi tribe of Pathans, and grew up in Maidan, Tirah, a North-West Frontier Province of British India.At the age of 20 he enlisted in the 1st Punjab infantry, an Indian…

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