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Militarybooksaustralia.com: Militarybooksaustralia.com – A curated collection of recently released military history & related books of interest to Australian readers

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This book had its origins in Colin Burgess’s earlier work, 'Sisters in Captivity' in which he touched briefly on the heroic deeds of Australian Army Nursing Sisters Margaret Anderson and Vera Torney who survived the perilous evacuation of Singapore in 1942. This story honours the memory of those who did not survive the brutality of war.

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'Resolute: The Australian Air War in Burma 1942-1945' by Andrew Kilsby and Daryl Moran offers the first comprehensive history of RAAF airmen in the Burma campaign. The book highlights the strategic significance of Burma during WWII and details the diverse and perilous missions undertaken by over 1,700 Australian airmen, with 245 fatalities.

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Author Jeff Steel has a special talent for sniffing out previously unpublished stories of the wartime exploits of otherwise ordinary men. This previously untold story of Neil Lindsay takes us on a fascinating journey from a remote cattle station in outback Queensland to Bomber Command and then to Stalag Luft III and the 'great escape'.

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The book 'Mary Booth: The Woman who Shaped the Anzac Legend' by Raelene Frances and Bruce Scates explores the impact of the pioneering female doctor and feminist activist, Mary Booth. Through her work supporting soldiers' families and her diverse contributions, Booth played a vital role in shaping modern Australia.

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'Gentleman of the Shade – Minions of the Moon' by Vincent Burke recounts the life of Edward Bagot, a young Australian bomber pilot during World War II. Bagot's diaries, the basis for the book, highlight the social aspects of wartime life. Bagot's ultimate fate was shared by many.

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