Table of Contents

Introduction: the Australian Army in 1914
Chronology
Raising and training expeditionary forces
Organization – developing structure during World War I: Australian Naval & Military Expeditionary Force – Australian Imperial Force – Australian & New Zealand Army Corps – I & II ANZAC Corps – Australian Corps – AIF HQ & General Staff
Campaigns: German New Guinea – Gallipoli – Egypt & Palestine – the Western Front – Uniforms, equipment, weapons and tactics: Infantry – Mounted Infantry – Artillery – Armour – Aircraft
Legacy

Promotional Information

A concise history of the remarkable contribution made by some 400,000 Australians to World War I from enlistment to the frontlines.

About the Author

An Australian historian working at the National Army Museum, London, Robert Fleming has spent many years researching the ANZAC involvement in World War I.

Reviews

"Thanks to the excellent choice of period photographs and those done specifically for the book, we get an idea of how these men were dressed and outfitted. This all makes yet another great addition to the superb library of Osprey titles and one you can purchase with confidence." --Scott Van Aken, Modeling Madness