Description
Active Service with Australia in the Middle East Published by the Australian War Memorial 1941
Active Service: With Australia in the Middle East is a 1941 publication by the Australian War Memorial, offering a firsthand account of the Australian Imperial Force’s experiences in the Middle East during World War II. The book compiles narratives, illustrations, and photographs contributed by soldiers on active service, providing a vivid portrayal of their daily lives and military engagements.
Victorian Collections
About the Book
Title: Active Service: With Australia in the Middle East
Published by: The Board of Management of the Australian War Memorial
Year: 1941
Format: Hardcover, quarto-sized
Content: 128 pages, including 12 color plates, 45 pages of photographs, and maps on lining papers
Subjects: World War II campaigns in the Middle East, Australian military history, personal narratives
Australian War Memorial
The book covers significant campaigns such as Bardia, Tobruk, the Siege of Tobruk, Crete, and Syria, providing insights into the challenges faced by Australian forces in these regions. It also includes personal anecdotes, poems, and illustrations by soldiers, offering a personal perspective on their experiences.
