Urgently Requests The Help Of Patriotic Australians
Let’s show em that the ANZAC Spirit is alive and well in this country, regardless of how hard the powers that be trying to smother it.Your help will allow us...
The Japanese Invasion Threat
[caption id="attachment_920" align="alignright" width="300"] 1942 propaganda poster now residing at the Australian War Memorial in Canberra[/caption] Japanese intentions to invade mainland Australia during World War Two have long been the...
Z-Force War Crimes Account – AG Weynton
AUSTRALIAN WAR CRIMES BOARD OF INQUIRY VX28397 LIEUT ALEXANDER GORDON WEYNTON, sworn and further examined: I have already given evidence before Mr Justice Mansfield. I have read the transcript of...
Castle Hill
Castle Hill first came to our attention in early 1995. Information came from a former Allied Intelligence Officer during WW2. He said there were a number of entries on Castle...
Z’s courage not forgotten
ON March 25, 1945, eight British and Australian men parachuted into the Kelabit Highlands to begin an onslaught against the Japanese army occupying Borneo. Led by Major Tom Harrisson, they...
Operation Rimau (What went wrong) Pt2
AFTER JAPANESE ATTACK - MERAPAS ISLAND 31. Saturday, 4 November, 1944 - The surviving party Included the Merapas members and the Kasoe escape party, namely: Cameron, Carey, Craft, Falls, Fletcher,...
Operation Rimau (What went wrong) Pt3
SCREH AND TAPAI 83. LTCOL Lyon, LCDR Davidson, LT Ross, CPL Campbell - Furuta the Japanese interpreter was interrogated by 'E' Group South on 21 October, 1945. He confirmed the...
Operation Rimau (What went wrong) Pt1
The following is a report regarding "Operation Rimau" and the subsequent events after the operation. We have tried to present this report as authentically as possible & thus have used...
The awkward truth about Mt Louisa. Part 5
The Mt Louisa bunker first came to our attention in 1994, via the way of several ex-servicemen, who said they had either worked in or knew of it. Aerial photography...
Operation Blowdown
Operation Blowdown was a military operation that took place on 18 July 1963. Conducted in northern Queensland, Australia by a joint Australian-American-British team, it was designed to simulate the effects of...
The awkward truth about Mt Louisa. Part 4
The images above & below are actual ventilation shafts for Australian underground structures used during WW2. The image below (whilst not the best image) shows a vent photographed...
The awkward truth about Mt Louisa. Part 3
On the 23 of July 2002, Coffey geosciences Brisbane office was contracted to review our data of underground bunkers by the Department of Defense. The image below. Coffey’s senior engineer...
The awkward truth about Mt Louisa. Part 2
Figure Above: Mt Louisa as shown on Townsville (Special) topographical map as issued to the Australian Military Forces in 1942. Note, there is no quarries marked on the side of...
Rumors
During our years of research there has had many claims put forward, after considerable research, some have been proven correct and other remain a myth till proved otherwise. What follows...
The first Japanese land defeat of WW2
Milne Bay is located on the south-eastern tip of Papua. Before World War II, most of the area’s inhabitants were local Papuans, the only Europeans being a few missionaries and...