"Sales/posting to the USA suspended". Card covers, 213pp. A little wear on card edges and covers; a very good copy. 10 papers presented at the Chief of Army's 1998 History Conference, which bring together the work of leading WWI historians from Australia, Britain, Canada and the US to provide a range of perspectives on the final victory of 1918. Includes S F Wise: The Black Day of the German Army: Australians and Canadians at Amiens; Bill Rawling: A Resource Not to be Squandered: The Canadian Corps on the 1918 Battlefield; J M Bourne: The BEF's Generals in 29 September 1918: An Empirical Portrait with Some British and Australian Comparisons; Roger Lee: The Australian Staff: The Forgotten Men of the First AIF; Craig Wilcox: Defending Australia1914-1918: The Other Australian Army; and Albert Palazzo: The Way Forward: 1918 and the Implications for the Future.

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Title: 1918: Defining Victory. Proceedings of the Chief of Army's History Conference 29 September 1998
Publisher: Army History Unit, Department of Defence Canberra 1999. ISBN 0731705106.

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