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Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 73 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | History |
As the fighting at Pinios Gorge was reaching its peak, the majority of W Force moved back through Larissa heading for the next defensive position on the Thermopylae - Brallos Pass Line. Initially, this line was where the Allied Forces planned to halt... more
With the Germans pushing through the Metaxas Line, their invasion of Greece gained momentum as they pushed south. The British, Australian and New Zealand troops of W Force were falling back to their next defensive line, but with the Germans hot on th... more
As the defence lawyer for Morant, Handcock and Whitton during the Boer War, the story of Major Thomas is often overshadowed by events of the Courts Marshall. As a prominent figure in the small rural town of Tenterfield, Thomas raised a contingent of ... more
With Hill 317 in the safe hands of 3RAR, all that remained was for the Royal Northumberland Fusiliers to take Hill 217 and 3RAR to take Sierra feature and The Hinge. The previous day's fighting had shown that Hill 217 would be a tough nut to crack an... more
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Definitely one of the better podcasts about Australian history 10/10 would recommend any and every Australian citizen to listen to this very good learning experience for everyone
Great podcast. Long Tan Part 2 was a remarkable episode. Hearing the actual radio broadcasts was a first as far as I know for podcasts I’ve listened to.
A definite refreshing change of the usual stuffy American or British style military history
This is an outstanding podcast that gives a great picture and understanding of the events, people and places related to Australia’s military history. Warwick’s style is easy going and reflects the quintessential Aussies who served their country with honour and distinction. more
Love listening to your podcast, thank You so much for bringing our military history back to life , I look forward to every episode, cheers Mate , Macca
Apple Podcasts | #217 | Australia/History |
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