LEST WE FORGET

[bob10]

Passchendaele


YouTube (https://youtu.be/dBULkD_FEnw)

[bob10]

The battle of Verdun./Somme

YouTube (https://youtu.be/y79-PJt-YzE)

[bob10]

Monash, the forgotten Anzac. The first Commander to be knighted in the field by the Monarch for 200 years. Not a perfect man, but the man for the job.


YouTube (https://youtu.be/AGkRJHJ5juI)

[bob10]

With the light horse in Palestine.

YouTube (https://youtu.be/AGkRJHJ5juI)

[bob10]

Australia's darkest hour, the battle of Fromelles. " The enemy of a good plan is the dream of a perfect plan " Carl Von Clauswitz.


YouTube (https://youtu.be/uAJaefX-F34)

[bob10]

ANZACS in the face of War. OOOPS. correct video now.



YouTube (https://youtu.be/T02jCA4Zxgc)

[bob10]

Anzacs from Russia the untold story.

YouTube (https://youtu.be/-NZEaPfkHT8)

Letter to a Mother " Dear Mama, I am learning much English. Bloody this and bloody that. Not real blood, just a word Mama " [biggrin]

[bob10]

Malaya, the 8th Division story.

YouTube (https://youtu.be/wACZWwdHR2A)

[bob10]

Albert Jacka, VC. WW1.

YouTube (https://youtu.be/kXFJfeChviE)

Part 2

YouTube (https://youtu.be/6aXD7eqPjWA)

Part 3 Pozieres

YouTube (https://youtu.be/XmYnLXDQaZA)

Part 4 Pozieres

YouTube (https://youtu.be/ntWJIgO555M)

Part 5 Pozieres

YouTube (https://youtu.be/zgCEbD8NO1Y)

[bob10]

Germany's first land loss in WW2. The Australians , with the English artillery and Indian soldiers, and the siege of Tobruk




YouTube (https://youtu.be/5oM3CJjHi6s)

[bob10]

The battle of Crete. WW2

YouTube (https://youtu.be/DD1A1qz3vrs)

[bob10]

El Alamain, the 9th Division story.


YouTube (https://youtu.be/rBMaTpef5II)

[bob10]

Kokoda, the men who saved Australia.

YouTube (https://youtu.be/rJ6oS0v59Ig)

[bob10]

A debt of honour, TIMOR.



YouTube (https://youtu.be/Jqzp9xqeoug)

[bob10]

HMAS Yarra's last stand.


YouTube (https://youtu.be/T9ppb0fsYFM)

[bob10]

The battle of Java 1942

YouTube (https://youtu.be/FScJKiU1jk4)

[bob10]

Dunkirk . How the French army saved Britain.


YouTube (https://youtu.be/w6C5P-AYGdY)

[bob10]

The scrap iron flotilla, RAN in the Med. WW2

The Scrap Iron Flotilla - SBLT J F Moyes RANVR (Rare 1944) | GUN PLOT (http://www.gunplot.net/main/content/scrap-iron-flotilla-sblt-j-f-moyes-ranvr-rare-1944)

[bob10]

The RAN in the Korean War.

Korea - The Forgotten War | GUN PLOT (http://www.gunplot.net/main/content/korea-forgotten-war)

[bob10]

The loss of HMAS Armidale, and Teddy Sheehan.

Loss of HMAS Armidale and Teddy Sheehan | GUN PLOT (http://www.gunplot.net/main/content/loss-hmas-armidale-and-teddy-sheehan)

[bob10]

HMAS Stuart at the battle of Matapan, in the mediterranean.

HMAS STUART at the Battle Of Matapan | GUN PLOT (http://www.gunplot.net/main/content/hmas-stuart-battle-matapan)

[bob10]

Colonel Tim Collins, and his inspirational speech.


https://yt3.ggpht.com/a/AATXAJx16Eu-bpe4-BfUctYtqN7cS9xQ_ZrcwR2Jhw=s48-c-k-c0xffffffff-no-rj-mo (https://www.youtube.com/user/walkeran) andy walker (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCMHKLL_JuUODI12mjNg8gYQ)




Kenneth Branagh recreates Col. Tim Collins' speech to 1 Batt., Royal Irish Regiment, on 19 March 2003, immediately prior to the invasion of Iraq. From the BBC production 10 Days to War.





YouTube (https://youtu.be/UpdeNcH1H8A)

[bob10]

The Royal Canadian Navy during the Second World War.

YouTube (https://youtu.be/FOHQHF34ORQ)

[bob10]

Korea the forgotten War. The RAN in Korea.


Korea - The Forgotten War | GUN PLOT (http://www.gunplot.net/main/content/korea-forgotten-war)

[bob10]

HMAS Murchison, the Baron of Han.

HMAS Murchison - The Baron Of Han | GUN PLOT (http://www.gunplot.net/main/content/hmas-murchison-baron-han)

[bob10]

Australia's Colonial Navies. It is not well known that the first occasion that Australian naval or military forces was deployed overseas as part of an Imperial force was when the sloop Victoria from the colony of Victoria was dispatched to New Zealand during the Maori wars.

Australias Colonial Navies | GUN PLOT (http://www.gunplot.net/main/content/australias-colonial-navies)

[bob10]

RAN helicopter flight Vietnam.

R.A.N Helicopter Flight Vietnam - Official History | GUN PLOT (http://www.gunplot.net/main/content/ran-helicopter-flight-vietnam-official-history)

[bob10]

RAN destroyers in action , vietnam.

'On The Gun Line' - The R.A.N's Vietnam War In Detail | GUN PLOT (http://www.gunplot.net/main/content/gun-line-rans-vietnam-war-detail)

[bob10]

HMAS Perth, Ist deployment.


HMAS Perth 1st Deployment 2 September 1967 - 10 April 1968 | GUN PLOT (http://www.gunplot.net/main/content/hmas-perth-1st-deployment-2-september-1967-10-april-1968)

[bob10]

HMAS Hobart, first deployment.



HMAS HOBART 1st Deployment 7 March 1967 - 27 September 1967 | GUN PLOT (http://www.gunplot.net/main/content/hmas-hobart-1st-deployment-7-march-1967-27-september-1967)

[bob10]

HMAS Hobart 2nd deployment.

HMAS Hobart 2nd Deployment: 22 March 1968 - 11 October 1968 | GUN PLOT (http://www.gunplot.net/main/content/hmas-hobart-2nd-deployment-22-march-1968-11-october-1968)

[bob10]

HMAS Vendetta, the only Australian built warship to serve in Vietnam, and the only Australian Daring class destroyer to see active service.


HMAS VENDETTA 15 September 1969 - 11 April 1970 | GUN PLOT (http://www.gunplot.net/main/content/hmas-vendetta-15-september-1969-11-april-1970)

[bob10]

Fleet Air Arm, helicopter flight, Vietnam.

Our Heritage: The RAN Helicopter Flight Vietnam | Fleet Air Arm Association of Australia (https://www.faaaa.asn.au/heritage-ran-helicopter-flight-vietnam/)

[bob10]

Individual stories from the Fleet Air Arm, Vietnam.


RANHFV - Stories | Fleet Air Arm Association of Australia (https://www.faaaa.asn.au/ranhfv-stories/)

[bob10]

Something different. There are over 1 million German soldiers listed as missing from WW2.This is the story of one of them.

World War II: 75 years on, a son finds his father | Germany| News and in-depth reporting from Berlin and beyond | DW | 06.05.2020 (https://www.dw.com/en/world-war-ii-75-years-on-a-son-finds-his-father/a-53343185'maca=en-newsletter_en_bulletin-2097-xml-newsletter&r=2716447869229347&lid=1476947&pm_ln=25516)

[bob10]

Africa's forgotten WW2 veterans.

Africa′s forgotten World War II veterans | Africa | DW | 07.05.2020 (https://www.dw.com/en/africas-forgotten-world-war-ii-veterans/a-53358115'maca=en-newsletter_en_bulletin-2097-xml-newsletter&r=2716447896229342&lid=1479642&pm_ln=25804)

[bob10]

WW1, the black army that marched in from Africa.

World War I: The ′Black Army′ that marched in from Africa | Africa | DW | 10.11.2018 (https://www.dw.com/en/world-war-i-the-black-army-that-marched-in-from-africa/a-46239274)

[bob10]

The end of WW2, from a German view. Lest We Forget.

DocFilm - World War Two - Capitulation | DocFilm | DW | 06.05.2020 (https://www.dw.com/en/docfilm-world-war-two-capitulation/av-53348015)

[bob10]

75 years ago, the future Queen of England [ and her sister] celebrated the end of WW2 with the common people. And She still has the common touch. [ from 2015]

Seventy Years Ago Today, Queen Elizabeth Secretly Partied with Commoners
|
Smart News

| Smithsonian Magazine (https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/70-years-ago-future-queen-did-conga-commoners-celebrate-v-e-day-180955212/?utm_source=smithsoniandaily&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=20200508-daily-responsive&spMailingID=42459632&spUserID=ODU1Njc2OTEyODIyS0&spJobID=1760800303&spReportId=MTc2MDgwMDMwMwS2)

[bob10]

Clearance diving team 3 , Vietnam.

Offical History of Clearance Diving Team 3 Vietnam | GUN PLOT (http://www.gunplot.net/main/content/offical-history-clearance-diving-team-3-vietnam)

[bob10]

How hard would it had been for those Germans left alive, to adjust to the new realty? And were they victims, or perpetrators ?

May 8, 1945: Total defeat or day of liberation? | Europe| News and current affairs from around the continent | DW | 05.05.2020 (https://www.dw.com/en/may-8-1945-total-defeat-or-day-of-liberation/a-53340869)

[ramblingboy42]

Is there anyone left alive to answer that question?

I would think that it would be a huge sigh of relief , even in the face of "defeat".

The nation has prospered well , is a world technological leader , one wonders where it could have advanced to without obsessed military leaders.

[bob10]

Is there anyone left alive to answer that question?

I would think that it would be a huge sigh of relief , even in the face of "defeat".

The nation has prospered well , is a world technological leader , one wonders where it could have advanced to without obsessed military leaders.


The USA may be asking themselves a similar question, soon enough.

[bob10]

HMAS Hobart attacked with sparrow missiles.

HMAS HOBART Attacked Vietnam 1968 | GUN PLOT (http://www.gunplot.net/main/content/hmas-hobart-attacked-vietnam-1968)

[bob10]

Nazi dictatorship did not end completely on May 8 1945.

Opinion: Nazi dictatorship did not end with V-E Day | Opinion | DW | 08.05.2020 (https://www.dw.com/en/nazi-dictatorship-did-not-end-on-may-8-1945/a-53343340)

[bob10]

British Commonwealth Occupation Forces Japan, 1945/1952.

British Commonwealth Occupation Force 1945–52 | The Australian War Memorial (https://www.awm.gov.au/articles/atwar/bcof)

[bob10]

This is a true, but barely believable story of a young Jewish girl from Poland , Henryka Shaw, nee Schermant, survivor of five concentration camps, Number H26538.

Never forget, never deny it , never let it happen again

Lest We Forget

Krakau- Plaszow

Auschwitz

Bergen- Belsen

Venusberg

Mauthausen

'An incredible survivor' | The Australian War Memorial (https://www.awm.gov.au/articles/blog/henryka-shaw)

[bob10]

Remembering Kibeho. The Rwanda massacre, 1995.

Remembering the Kibeho Massacre | The Australian War Memorial (https://www.awm.gov.au/articles/blog/Remembering%20the%20Kibeho%20Massacre)

[bob10]

Dame Maud McCarthy , one of the most highly decorated Women's leaders of WW1. She was Matron in Chief of the British Expeditionary Force in France and Flanders , 1914 to 1919. In the year of the Nurse, it seems fitting to remember this Australian woman.


McCarthy was said to have been the only head of a department in the British Expeditionary Forces who remained in her original post throughout the war.




https://www.awm.gov.au/sites/default/files/styles/large/public/images/6724889.jpg?itok=mXchuhW4
A group portrait of nursing staff of the Australian Voluntary hospital at St Nazaire, France in 1914.



Modest and unselfish, McCarthy dedicated her life to the provision of exemplary care. She was made a Dame of the British Empire in 1918 and later awarded the Florence Nightingale Medal, the highest international distinction a nurse can receive.
She was also awarded a Bar to the Royal Red Cross, the Belgian Medaille de la Reine Elizabeth, and the French Légion d'honneur and Medaille des Epidémies.





The nurses' general | The Australian War Memorial (https://www.awm.gov.au/articles/blog/dame-maud-mccarthy-the-nurses-general)

[bob10]

Dieppe, slaughter on the shingles 1942. Out of 5,000 Canadians, over 3,000 were killed wounded or captured. A cluster**** , of the first order.


YouTube (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sbSn0wccJAo)

[bob10]

Military Nurses, dedication to duty beyond self. For over 100 years, nurses have been side by side with Australian Military at War. A great video at the start of the article.



International Nurses Day | The Australian War Memorial (https://www.awm.gov.au/articles/blog/international-nurses-day)

[bob10]

Reg Saunders , the first aboriginal commissioned in the Australian Army.

Reg Saunders | The Australian War Memorial (https://www.awm.gov.au/visit/exhibitions/fiftyaustralians/43)

[bob10]

Fighting Hec Waller,

Captain Hector Macdonald Laws Waller RAN, DSO and Bar.

Fighting Hec Waller | The Australian War Memorial (https://www.awm.gov.au/visit/exhibitions/fiftyaustralians/48)


HMAS PERTH - The Gallant Ship | GUN PLOT (http://www.gunplot.net/main/content/hmas-perth-gallant-ship)

[bob10]

Thr RAN WW1, first to fight.


Australian Navy in WW1 - First To Fight! | GUN PLOT (http://www.gunplot.net/main/content/australian-navy-ww1-first-fight)

[bob10]

Lt.Col. Charles Groves Wright Anderson, VC, MC , 1897-1988. The highest ranked Australian soldier to be awarded the Victoria Cross.


Charles Anderson | The Australian War Memorial (https://www.awm.gov.au/visit/exhibitions/fiftyaustralians/1)

[bob10]

Official WW1 Australian War artist, Will Dyson. An incredible story of an artist who volunteered for no pay, was often at the Front with Charles Bean, left a wife and daughter in England living in poverty. After the War and all it's dangers, Dyson and his much adored wife were planning a brighter future, when she died from the Spanish flu. They deserved a much better destiny, but it was typical of those dark times.


'I'll never draw a line except to show war as the filthy business it is' | The Australian War Memorial (https://www.awm.gov.au/articles/blog/official-war-artist-will-dyson)

[bob10]

Submarines AE1 & AE2 in WW1.


HMA Submarine AE2 | GUN PLOT (http://www.gunplot.net/main/content/hma-submarine-ae2)


The Silent ANZAC - AE2 - YouTube (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dok88f8GOoU)






HMA submarine AE1
The wreck of the AE1 was found near Rabaul. Information from the Australian submarine website says that an engine room vent valve could be seen in the open position, indicating she dived in that condition, causing massive water ingress , and the boat to dive out of control until she hit the bottom, the impact caused the fin and bridge to fold over into the bow.

YouTube (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gXkpymUMKVI)

[Hogarthde]

Good stuff Bob; as sappers we had a bit to do with mines , and I remember some strange blokes coming to Nui Dat to look at our mine collection.

after the “ official” bit was over ,we chatted a bit, they were clearance divers......sheeeeesh! not this little black duck, a couple of warm tunnels would be no comparison .

Dave


This is was in reference to the navy clearance divers.

[bob10]

Good stuff Bob; as sappers we had a bit to do with mines , and I remember some strange blokes coming to Nui Dat to look at our mine collection.

after the “ official” bit was over ,we chatted a bit, they were clearance divers......sheeeeesh! not this little black duck, a couple of warm tunnels would be no comparison .

Dave


This is was in reference to the navy clearance divers.

I have the book, "A Sappers War ", Jimmy Thomson, with Sandy Macgregor. How the tunnel rats fought the Vietcong. You blokes did much more than go down tunnels. A very impressive read. I dips me lid. I like the concept of " work hard and play hard "

A book I can recommend is Navy Divers, by Gregor Salmon. Starting from WW2, it tells the story of the Clearance Diving branch. Bomb and mine disposal, covert swimmers in enemy waters, boarding parties in the anti-piracy role, counterterrorist special forces on call 24/7. From the rivers of Vietnam to the deserts of Afghanistan , defusing a mine in Iraq working by touch alone or dismantling a Taliban roadside bomb, one of the most respected and versatile operators in the military world.

A mate of mine I played some rugby with was mentioned in dispatches in Vietnam for diving into zero visibility waters and found a mine placed on a ship berthed alongside, working by touch, he thought he had neutralised the mine, so he surfaced to report it, and as he did the mine partially detonated. Took him a while to settle down, but he was back in the water , and he and his mate discovered a Russian BMP-2 limpet mine, the first of the type discovered in Vietnam. As a matter of fact it was the first time some one in the Western World had laid hands on one. Both safety pins were intact, indicating the enemy swimmer had been interrupted , possibly by the detonation of the previous mine. A swimmer was pulled from the water close to where this went on, and turned out to be a Captain from the NVA's 126th Sapper Regiment. My mate was a front row forward , tough as nails, but he said he'd never been so frightened as when that mine went off, just after he cleared the water.

EDIT. Just as a postscript, the US Navy awarded two Navy Unit Commendations to Team 3 in 1970 in recognition of their outstanding work. Senior RAN Staff took no action to recognise, accept and honour the awards , and they sat in a filing cabinet until 2010, when Chief of Navy Russ Crane " stumbled " across them. On October 1, 2010, Crane and USN Admiral Gary Roughhead officially awarded Team 3 Vietnam, the Unit Citations. 43 remaining veterans, and families of the deceased were present. Lest We Forget.

[bob10]

Sir Albert Coates, OBE. 1895-1977, surgeon, soldier in two World Wars, POW of the Japanese.


Sir Albert Coates | The Australian War Memorial (https://www.awm.gov.au/visit/exhibitions/fiftyaustralians/9)

[bob10]

RAN CD activity in Afghanistan. Apart from finding and rendering safe IED's themselves, the CD's train the Afghans.

Navy Diver delivers EOD training in Afghanistan - RAN Clearance Divers Association (https://rancda.com/news/navy-diver-delivers-eod-training-in-afghanistan/)


DVIDS - News - New EOD graduates bring increased capability to Afghan National Police (https://www.dvidshub.net/news/188820/new-eod-graduates-bring-increased-capability-afghan-national-police)

[bob10]

Not all who served were model soldiers. Perhaps many have seen the WW1 photo. of a digger in a German cap surrounded by german souvenirs. None other than the incorrigible Barney Hines.

Private John Hines, 1873-1958.



Barney Hines | The Australian War Memorial (https://www.awm.gov.au/visit/exhibitions/fiftyaustralians/24)

[bob10]

Military activity in the colonial period, 1788-1901 EDIT. The first full time military unit to be raised in Australia may be a surprise. It was the bodyguard to Governor King, and consisted of six ex convicts.

Colonial period, 1788–1901 | The Australian War Memorial (https://www.awm.gov.au/articles/atwar/colonial)

[bob10]

Sudan,[ New South Wales Contingent] 1885

With the nominal roll of pre first world war conflicts at the end.

Sudan (New South Wales Contingent) March-June 1885 | The Australian War Memorial (https://www.awm.gov.au/articles/atwar/sudan)

[bob10]

Australia and the Boer War 1899-1902. Almost all fought on the British side, some fought for the Boer.

Australia and the Boer War, 1899–1902 | The Australian War Memorial (https://www.awm.gov.au/articles/atwar/boer)

[bob10]

China [ the Boxer rebellion] 1900/1901

China (Boxer Rebellion), 1900–01 | The Australian War Memorial (https://www.awm.gov.au/articles/atwar/boxer)

[bob10]

Remembering the Callaghan brothers. The western Front WW1. Walter's 2 year old daughter Vera took her fathers photo to bed each night. Very sad.

Remembering the Callaghan brothers | The Australian War Memorial (https://www.awm.gov.au/articles/blog/remembering-the-callaghan-brothers)


https://www.awm.gov.au/sites/default/files/styles/large/public/images/vera.JPG?itok=1ihWLwM8

[bob10]

A daring escape. The story of Captain Bruce Brock of the 2/2 Batallion AIF WW2 , and the escape from Greece of he and some of his men.



A daring escape | The Australian War Memorial (https://www.awm.gov.au/articles/blog/bruce-brock)

[bob10]

The Menin Gate at midnight. No one can stand in front of the original, and not be moved. EDIT. 54,000 allied soldiers have no known grave. 6,000 Australians among them.


Menin Gate at midnight | The Australian War Memorial (https://www.awm.gov.au/articles/blog/90th-Anniversary-Menin-Gate-at-midnight)

[bob10]

Jack Millet, map maker of Colditz. With an amusing anecdote about Douglas Bader at Colditz.


Jack Millett: the mapmaker of Colditz | The Australian War Memorial (https://www.awm.gov.au/articles/blog/Jack-Millett-the-map-maker-of-Colditz)

[bob10]

Against all odds, one man's survival after days on a raft in the ocean.

'The fact Ted hung on and was able to survive is just amazing' | The Australian War Memorial (https://www.awm.gov.au/articles/blog/against-all-odds-edward-buerckner)

[bob10]

A six year old boy saved by an Aussie soldier at Kibeho, is now a private in the ADF. What a story to come out of that terrible massacre.

'He saved me' | The Australian War Memorial (https://www.awm.gov.au/articles/blog/courage-for-peace-theogene-Ngamije)

[bob10]

The " why " of it. One man's story .

The ‘Why’ of it… | The Australian War Memorial (https://www.awm.gov.au/articles/blog/thewhyofit)

[bob10]

Fighting for country. Corporal Timothy Hughes , M.M.. 2/10th Battalion 2nd AIF.


Fighting for Country | The Australian War Memorial (https://www.awm.gov.au/articles/blog/timothy-hughes-MM)

[bob10]

The Invictus generation, the veterans whose story exists, but hasn't been told.

'They were so much more than names on a wall' | The Australian War Memorial (https://www.awm.gov.au/articles/blog/sharon-bown)

[bob10]

The great escape of 1918. The first great escape.

The Great Escape of 1918 | The Australian War Memorial (https://www.awm.gov.au/articles/blog/the-great-escape-of-1918)

[bob10]

The Battle of Binh Ba. A ferocious fight.

'It had been a ferocious fight' | The Australian War Memorial (https://www.awm.gov.au/articles/blog/battle-of-binh-ba-50-years-on)

[bob10]

General Sir Henry George Chauvel , GCMG KCB

Harry Chauvel | The Australian War Memorial (https://www.awm.gov.au/visit/exhibitions/fiftyaustralians/7)

[bob10]

Life on the line, Adrian Humphries, Commando. Vol.1

#77 Adrian Humphries Vol I (https://lifeontheline.podbean.com/e/77-adrian-humphries-vol-i/)

[bob10]

Life on the line. Sarah Watson.

#76 Sarah Watson (https://lifeontheline.podbean.com/e/76-sarah-watson/)

[bob10]

Life on the line, Adrian Humphries, Vol.


#77 Adrian Humphries Vol II (https://lifeontheline.podbean.com/e/77-adrian-humphries-vol-ii/)

[bob10]

Life on the line, Pete Nugent, RAAF Aircraft Electrical Engineer.

#78 Pete Nugent (https://lifeontheline.podbean.com/e/78-pete-nugent/)

[bob10]

SAS leadership, vol.2. Ben Pronk & Tim Curtis.

SAS Leadership Vol II with Ben Pronk and Tim Curtis (https://lifeontheline.podbean.com/e/sas-leadership-vol-ii-with-ben-pronk-and-tim-curtis/)

[bob10]

Bill Fitzgerald, RAN Clearance Diver legend.

#79 Bill Fitzgerald (https://lifeontheline.podbean.com/e/79-bill-fitzgerald/)

[bob10]

The Bosnian War, French UN peacekeepers carry out bayonet charge to recapture the Vrbanja bridge. Failure to do so would leave the way open for the city's residents to be massacred.

YouTube (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PAPox1A3F6U)

[bob10]

The Falklands War, the untold story.

YouTube (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V887sYcmIAc)

[bob10]

Life on the line, Harry Moffit, SAS, VOL.2


#68 Harry Moffitt Vol II (https://lifeontheline.podbean.com/e/68-harry-moffitt-vol-ii/)

[bob10]

WW2, patterns of human behavior repeat themselves. What is slightly disappointing is, Britain once again seems to forget the Commonwealth. EG, Australia declared War the same time as Britain, and Australians served in every theatre of War.

World War II: ′Patterns of human behavior repeat themselves′ | Europe| News and current affairs from around the continent | DW | 07.05.2020 (https://www.dw.com/en/world-war-ii-patterns-of-human-behavior-repeat-themselves/a-53353916'maca=en-newsletter_en_bulletin-2097-xml-newsletter&r=2716447896229342&lid=1479642&pm_ln=25802)

[bob10]

Life on the line, Lt. Colonel Robyn White.

#80 Robyn White (https://lifeontheline.podbean.com/e/80-robyn-white/)

[bob10]

Life on the line. John Cantwell, Vol.1.

#82 John Cantwell Vol I (https://lifeontheline.podbean.com/e/82-john-cantwell-vol-i/)

[bob10]

Life on the line. John Cantwell, Vol.2.

#82 John Cantwell Vol II (https://lifeontheline.podbean.com/e/82-john-cantwell-vol-ii/)

[bob10]

Life on the line, Dean and Allan Bretherton. Dean 22 years in the NZ air force, Alan a Captain in the ADF.

#83 Dean and Alan Bretherton (https://lifeontheline.podbean.com/e/83-dean-and-alan-bretherton/)

[bob10]

Jeremy Holder combat medic, Afghanistan

#87 Jeremy Holder (https://lifeontheline.podbean.com/e/87-jeremy-holder/)