Add to ORKGThroughout the period between the first British settlement in Australia (1788) and the federation of the six evolving colonies into a single federal Commonwealth (1901), military forces on land were provided first by the British government (to 1870) and later by part-time or professional volunteers locally recruited. The federal constitution made defence the sole prerogative of the central government, and among that government\u27s earliest pieces of legislation were Defence Acts (1903 and 1904). The existing colonial naval and military forces were integrated under single commands, and all Australian males between the ages of 18 and 60 (except conscientious objectors on religious grounds) were in time of war, made liable for service in the ...
Australia's commitment to the Vietnam War drew on the selective conscription of additional manpower ...
Australia was the first country to recognise the right to conscientious objection to military servic...
The Australian Army is now more than a century old, but for much of its history it had no formal, or...
Martial activity in Australia before the Great War was not confined to the sporadic raising of exped...
Conscription (National Service) was re-introduced to Australia in November 1964, and ended in 1972. ...
This article examines men’s responses to the 1916 ‘Call to Arms’ appeal, in which ...
© 2013 Michael Philip FrancisSaturday the 16th of September 1916 was a rainy day at the Albert Hall ...
Australia and New Zealand came to World War One with similar political trajectories, and their exper...
Australia and New Zealand came to World War One with similar political trajectories, and their exper...
While the Great War raged, Australians were twice asked to vote on the question of military conscrip...
The limited scholarship concerning New Zealand’s military forces in the decades before the First Wor...
In 1964 the Army was substantially reorganised (with the scrapping of the Pentropic organisation) an...
Deposited with permission of author. © 1972 Francis Thomas HurleyChapter 1. Introduction- analysis o...
While the Australian Government partly justified the introduction of a universal National Service Tr...
Debate about conscription in Australia is usually concerned with morality and equity and has become ...
Australia's commitment to the Vietnam War drew on the selective conscription of additional manpower ...
Australia was the first country to recognise the right to conscientious objection to military servic...
The Australian Army is now more than a century old, but for much of its history it had no formal, or...
Martial activity in Australia before the Great War was not confined to the sporadic raising of exped...
Conscription (National Service) was re-introduced to Australia in November 1964, and ended in 1972. ...
This article examines men’s responses to the 1916 ‘Call to Arms’ appeal, in which ...
© 2013 Michael Philip FrancisSaturday the 16th of September 1916 was a rainy day at the Albert Hall ...
Australia and New Zealand came to World War One with similar political trajectories, and their exper...
Australia and New Zealand came to World War One with similar political trajectories, and their exper...
While the Great War raged, Australians were twice asked to vote on the question of military conscrip...
The limited scholarship concerning New Zealand’s military forces in the decades before the First Wor...
In 1964 the Army was substantially reorganised (with the scrapping of the Pentropic organisation) an...
Deposited with permission of author. © 1972 Francis Thomas HurleyChapter 1. Introduction- analysis o...
While the Australian Government partly justified the introduction of a universal National Service Tr...
Debate about conscription in Australia is usually concerned with morality and equity and has become ...
Australia's commitment to the Vietnam War drew on the selective conscription of additional manpower ...
Australia was the first country to recognise the right to conscientious objection to military servic...
The Australian Army is now more than a century old, but for much of its history it had no formal, or...