Book. Backing up the Boys. Author, Desmond Martin.

140 pages in soft cover with pictures. This publication describes the life of the Australian Women's Army Service within the Albury Wodonga area. It describes their work, their leisure, their good memories and their lonely moments.

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$10.00 each

Book. Roll Call.

150 pages in soft cover. Roll Call of the 2/23rd Australian Infantry Battalion 1940-1945. A nominal roll complete with details of service, revised honours and awards, with citations.

$20.00 each

Book. With the Big Guns. Author, Lynette Oates.

173 pages in Hard cover. Great pictures. At the outbreak of WW1, Ernest Randal Holmes, oldest of 7 children, from Kiev, in Vic, couldn't enlist in the Artillery fast enough. This is his story told through excerpts from diaries but mostly from a vast number of letters he wrote to his parents with photos he himself took! His journey takes us from Broadmeadows training camp to Egypt, through training in Egypt twice and then to the war zone on Gallipoli and to France on the Western Front.

$40.00 each

Book. A Woman's War. Authors Jacqueline and John Dinan.

268 pages in soft cover. This historical fiction takes in the life of a mother during the Great War. It provides a unique and intimate perspective of how she and other women of her inner-city, working class community endured in an incredibly difficult period.

$30.00 each

Book. Love Letters from a War, Author Len Johnson.

280 pages in Soft cover with pictures. When WW11 broke out, John Johnson was a carpenter in Walwa, Vic. Although he had a wife and eight children and was 38 years old, John Johnson enlisted as an Infantryman in the Second AIF. Whilst away John continued to exchange letters with his family. Love Letters from a War is a moving account of love and loss, and the hellish conditions of the Siege of Tobruk. It is an extraordinary story of an Australian family at war told by his second eldest son.

$25.00 each

Book. Long Tan and Beyond. Author, LTCOL C.Mollison.

420 pages in soft cover with pictures. Long Tan and Beyond is a fascinating and true story. It is a story told by soldiers about soldiers. You will be fascinated by the actions of these youngsters who bonded together to serve their nation with immense dedication and loyalty. It is a proud story of how ordinary 22 year olds were transformed into magnificent soldiers and how they went off to war.

$33.00 each

Book. Exploring Gallipoli. Author, LTCOL G. Wahlert.

132 pages in Soft cover with plenty of pictures. This book is intended to provide both practical touring information for the independent traveller to Gallipoli, and a guide to the amazing First World War Anzac Battlefields. It includes detailed information on the key sites at Gallipoli, including recommended routes, optional walks and drives, maps, digital images, original art work and even sound files to download onto your MP 3 Player! There is information and suggestions on accommodation, transport, restaurants, entertainment and sight seeing are also provided to enable you to plan your holiday.

$30.00 each

RACT Book. Author, Albert Palazzo.

Created in 1973, from the Royal Australian Army Service Corps and the Royal Australian Engineers (Transportation), there are 183 pages in hard cover with pictures. The Royal Australian Corps of Transport has built an impressive record of service to the Australian Defence Force. This book tells how the RACT is built on the proud traditions and heritage it forebears.

$45.00

Book. From Boy to Soldier. Author S.H. Cheeseman AM JP.

177 pages in Hard cover including a lot of pictures. A view of the Army Apprentice scheme 1948-1998.

$50.00 each

DVD. Year of the Armoured Car

In March 2006 the 27th Annual Amphibious Jeep swim-in took place at Corowa. This year saw 123 vehicles including, 8 White Scout Cars, 1 LP4 Armoured Car, 1 Daimler Dingo, 1 White Half Truck a Lynx and a couple of ferrets and 57 Jeeps. This DVD profiles the event, the people and the vehicles.

$45.00 each

DVD. Formation signs and Vehicle Marking of the Australian Army 1903-1983

DVD Formation signs and Vehicle Marking of the Australian Army 1903-1983

$140.00 each

CD. Voice of the RSL

CD. Voice of the RSL

$20.00 each

Book. Looking Forward Looking Back. Customs and Traditions of the Australian Army. Author Christopher Jobson.

228 page beautifully presented hard copy book. This book explores the Australian Army's rich and proud history. Detailing customs and traditions as well as Badges of Rank, Corps Badges and lots of other Army related insignia's and units as well as terminology.

$35.00 Each

Book. Aussie Soldier up close and personal. Author's Denny Neave with Craig Smith.

314 pages soft cover. The core values are the backbone of the Australian soldier and are highlighted in the personal anecdotes and stories recounted in this book. With anecdotes and excerpts from diaries that have never been published, plus stories and personal perspectives from the battle grounds of Europe, the jungles of New Guinea and Vietnam, the desert sands of Iraq, the complexities of Afghanistan as as the peace keeping missions in Rwanda, Timor and Somalia, our soldiers' honest and thoughtful accounts run the gamut of emotions.

$35.00 Each.

Book. Soldier's Tales. Edited by Denny Neave. A collection of true stories from Aussie soldiers.

180 pages in soft cover. This book is a collection of stories that are entertaining, emotional and humorous, soldiers' tales is a wonderful tribute to the Aussie Digger. From WW1 to the modern day conflict, Australian soldiers share their stories.

$20.00 Each.

Book. Aussie Soldier Prisoners of War. Author's Denny Neave and Craig Smith.

Almost 35,000 Australian service personnel were taken POW during the Boer War, WW1, WW2 and the Korean War. Living as a POW demanded extremes of courage, defiance and mateship from our servicemen and women.

$35.00 Each.

A long way home. Author Charles Granquist.

201 pages soft cover book with pictures. This autobiography by Australian Charles Granquist details his service in North Africa and Greece, his capture by the Germans, and his five remarkable escape attempts.

$25.00 Each.

Book.Combat Medic. An Australian's eyewitness account of the Kibeho Massacre. Author Terry Pickard.

This book is a personal account of one Australian soldier who found himself at the centre of events that shocked the world, and the personal toll that he paid. Terry Pickard's Army Career spanned nearly 20 years as a Medic. More that 15 years after Rwanda he continues to struggle with post traumatic stress triggered by his experience. His account of Kibeho is compelling reading.

$30.00 Each.

Book. 'Mud and Dust'. Australian Army Vehicles and Artillery in Vietnam. Author Michael K. Cecil.

300 Pages in hard cover. Large beautifully presented colour book approx A4 size. Packed with pictures.'Mud and Dust' offers an authoritive overview of the various trucks, Land Rovers, ambulances, heavy bulldozers, and cranes that saw service in Vietnam, not to mention the howitzers and armoured fighting vehicles. Mud and Dust also tells the story of those who drove and serviced the vehicles, and operated and maintained the artillery.

$50.00 Each.

Book. Pure Massacre. Soft cover 279 pages including many colour pictures. Author Kevin O'Halloran.

Rwanda, a tiny land-locked central African nation is no stranger to violence. As the world watched, a genocide not seen since the Hitler horrors of WW11, erupted. Pure Massacre is a record of what happened during this peace keeping mission.

$40.00 Each