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Under him were two other Americans commanding air and sea operations , but the Australian General Thomas Blamey was to command all land forces . However , large numbers of American troops and planes could not be despatched to Australia ...
Under him were two other Americans commanding air and sea operations , but the Australian General Thomas Blamey was to command all land forces . However , large numbers of American troops and planes could not be despatched to Australia ...
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Appointments to command of the entire Australian expeditionary force , and then of all Allied land forces in the South West Pacific Area , followed in due course . Curtin , who came to trust and support Blamey against all criticism for ...
Appointments to command of the entire Australian expeditionary force , and then of all Allied land forces in the South West Pacific Area , followed in due course . Curtin , who came to trust and support Blamey against all criticism for ...
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Any armed invasion of Malaysia , or subversive activity inspired from outside that country , would meet military resistance from Australia as well as from British and Malaysian forces . However these brave words were not followed by ...
Any armed invasion of Malaysia , or subversive activity inspired from outside that country , would meet military resistance from Australia as well as from British and Malaysian forces . However these brave words were not followed by ...
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Contents
A NATION FOR A CONTINENT c 19001903 | 12 |
Legislation and White Australia | 29 |
New Protection and the Basic Wage | 46 |
Copyright | |
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