Phillip Bradley Knihy

The book delves into the strategic leadership and tactical decisions that led to the Australian Army's victory at Wau during 1942. It highlights the intense commando operations aimed at defending against Japanese advances in the Wau-Salamaua region of New Guinea. By analyzing battlefield dynamics, the author illustrates how resolute leadership can significantly influence the outcome of military engagements, providing insights into the challenges faced and the resilience displayed by the Australian forces.

Focusing on the New Guinea offensives during World War II, this account details the Australian Army's initial military operations in the region. It explores the challenges faced by soldiers, the strategic significance of the campaign, and the impact on the broader war effort. Through vivid narratives and historical analysis, the book provides insights into the bravery and resilience of the troops as they navigated the harsh terrain and intense combat.

The book explores the complex and pivotal battle for Lae during World War II, highlighting its significance as a precursor to the D-Day invasion. It features the extraordinary experiences of Australian, American, and Japanese forces, as they grappled with the harsh challenges of New Guinea's treacherous terrain. Phillip Bradley provides a fresh perspective on this lesser-known yet critical engagement in the Pacific War, emphasizing the human stories behind the military strategies and the environmental obstacles faced by the soldiers.

An incredible first-hand account of Gallipoli from Australia's most well-known war journalist, accompanied by never-before-seen photos of the front.

The narrative delves into the intense battles of World War II in New Guinea, highlighting the strategic significance of the region. It explores the challenges faced by soldiers, the harsh environment, and the impact of these conflicts on both military tactics and local populations. Through vivid accounts and detailed analysis, the book sheds light on the often-overlooked aspects of the war, offering a comprehensive understanding of the events that shaped the Pacific theater during this tumultuous period.