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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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"The Art of War and Peace: The Changing Face of 21st Century Warfare" by David Kilcullen and Greg Mills examines the evolving nature of modern warfare and the challenges facing the established international order. The authors highlight diminishing Western credibility and the need for a unified approach to global conflicts.

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'Guts and Glory: Diggers, Sport and Wa' by Peter Rees explores the intersection of sports and warfare in Australia over 110 years. Rees highlights memorable sports moments during conflicts, illustrating how sport provided solace and built camaraderie among troops. This uplifting book honours the enduring spirit of Australians.

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Australia’s Coastal War by Dr Tom Lewis encapsulates 40 years of research on the lesser-known battles of World War II along Australia's coastline. The book details various attacks and the significant human cost, emphasising the impact of these events on the nation. It fills a historical gap, making it essential reading for military history enthusiasts.

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"Wings Over Malayan Jungle" by David Mitchelhill-Green explores Australia's significant yet overlooked military role during the Malayan Emergency from 1951 to 1958. The book highlights No. 1 Squadron RAAF's operations with Avro Lincoln bombers against Communist insurgents, emphasising their important strategic role.

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With his latest book, Roland Perry explores the remarkable life of Sir Mark Oliphant, an overlooked Australian scientist pivotal to radar development and the creation of the atomic bomb. From his humble beginnings to significant contributions during the Manhattan Project and later advocacy for peace, Oliphant's legacy is a compelling story of science versus conscience.

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