Forever Forward - the History of the 2/31st Australian Infantry Battalion 2nd AIF 1940 - 45
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Forever Forward - the History of the 2/31st Australian Infantry Battalion 2nd AIF 1940 - 45 (1994)
EN HC USISBN: 9780646185835 bzw. 0646185837, in Englisch, 2/31st Australian Infantry Battalion Association, gebundenes Buch, gebraucht.
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Von Händler/Antiquariat, Hylands Bookshop.
New South Wales Australia: 2/31st Australian Infantry Battalion Association, 1994. 333 pages, b&w photographs, nominal roll, index. During its lifetime the 2/31st Australian Infantry Battalion took on the strength of 151 officers and 2509 men. Of this total, about one in three members of the battalion became casualties for one reason or another. This is one of the highest casualty rates in the AIF. 'Forever Forward' tells of the wartime experiences of the 2/31st in in their Middle East campaigns, on the Kokoda Track, the siege of Gona, Ramu Valley, Shaggy Ridge and the final battles at Balikpapan. Well written, and with numerous photographs included, as well as a nominal roll and index, this book is dedicated to the men of the battalion who fought, but never returned. A very copy of the now scarce first edition, some shelfwear and surface marks, one or two light spots to the text block. . First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good/Very Good.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, Hylands Bookshop.
New South Wales Australia: 2/31st Australian Infantry Battalion Association, 1994. 333 pages, b&w photographs, nominal roll, index. During its lifetime the 2/31st Australian Infantry Battalion took on the strength of 151 officers and 2509 men. Of this total, about one in three members of the battalion became casualties for one reason or another. This is one of the highest casualty rates in the AIF. 'Forever Forward' tells of the wartime experiences of the 2/31st in in their Middle East campaigns, on the Kokoda Track, the siege of Gona, Ramu Valley, Shaggy Ridge and the final battles at Balikpapan. Well written, and with numerous photographs included, as well as a nominal roll and index, this book is dedicated to the men of the battalion who fought, but never returned. A very copy of the now scarce first edition, some shelfwear and surface marks, one or two light spots to the text block. . First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good/Very Good.
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Forever Forward - the History of the 2/31st Australian Infantry Battalion 2nd AIF 1940 - 45 (1994)
EN HC US FEISBN: 9780646185835 bzw. 0646185837, in Englisch, 2/31st Australian Infantry Battalion Association, New South Wales Australia, gebundenes Buch, gebraucht, Erstausgabe, mit Einband.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, Hylands Bookshop [814171], Melbourne, VIC, Australia.
333 pages, b&w photographs, nominal roll, index. During its lifetime the 2/31st Australian Infantry Battalion took on the strength of 151 officers and 2509 men. Of this total, about one in three members of the battalion became casualties for one reason or another. This is one of the highest casualty rates in the AIF. 'Forever Forward' tells of the wartime experiences of the 2/31st in in their Middle East campaigns, on the Kokoda Track, the siege of Gona, Ramu Valley, Shaggy Ridge and the final battles at Balikpapan. Well written, and with numerous photographs included, as well as a nominal roll and index, this book is dedicated to the men of the battalion who fought, but never returned. A very copy of the now scarce first edition, some shelfwear and surface marks, one or two light spots to the text block.
333 pages, b&w photographs, nominal roll, index. During its lifetime the 2/31st Australian Infantry Battalion took on the strength of 151 officers and 2509 men. Of this total, about one in three members of the battalion became casualties for one reason or another. This is one of the highest casualty rates in the AIF. 'Forever Forward' tells of the wartime experiences of the 2/31st in in their Middle East campaigns, on the Kokoda Track, the siege of Gona, Ramu Valley, Shaggy Ridge and the final battles at Balikpapan. Well written, and with numerous photographs included, as well as a nominal roll and index, this book is dedicated to the men of the battalion who fought, but never returned. A very copy of the now scarce first edition, some shelfwear and surface marks, one or two light spots to the text block.
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