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Prisoners were also taken during the early part of the Kokoda Track campaign and at Milne Bay (during the height of the fighting along the Track), and it seems quite probable that the fate of these soldiers certainly influenced the attitudes of
Australian soldiers throughout this campaign. Regarding the information in the paragraph about Australian attitudes, I am unsure how it whitewashes the issue, particularly as it quite clearly states that racism had a part to play in how the Australians saw the Japanese and subsequently how that negatively influenced their actions in a manner that was not congruent with LOAC. One suggestion, I have though, is that it might be best to attribute it in text. For instance, something like this might work: "Historian Nicholas Anderson asserts that these attitudes were influenced...", or something similar so that it is clear that it is an author's opinion. Beyond that, if you have suggestions about how it might be worded better, by all means please add your suggestions here. Regards,
1605:'Kokoda Track' and 'Kokoda Track Campaign are historical revision pushed by 90's and later era Nationalists (and badly written Peter Fitzsimmons garbage) who've never read any source material and rely only on what their 'Grandfather told them', allegedly, 40 years ago. The fact is - every Infantry battalion that fought there requested 'Kokoda Trail' as their Battle Honour after the war, not Kokoda Track. On maps and war diaries of the period its clearly labelled Kokoda Trail. There were and are no Battle Honours for the Kokoda Track Campaign. Period.
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G'day, we have been lucky today -- the helicopter firebombers have been hitting the ridge behind us, which has done the trick, hopefully. We were about five minutes away from evacuating early this morning when I got home. I do worry about what happens to the family when I head off back to work again
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G'day, I'd suggest making sure that the position is attributed in text to Dufty in text. For instance, "According to David Dufty, Blamey said..." X " etc. I'd suggest that the "see
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G'day, Cinderella, hope you are well. The changes look generally ok to me. I probably wouldn't change "sourcing" to "getting", although maybe "obtaining" might work better here. For me "withdrew on" probably doesn't quite work, what about "withdrew to" or "withdrew towards"? For instance, " then
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Japanese invasion of the Northern Territory, and of the Army retreating south, was real because the Japanese had already invaded Australia, and the army had already retreated south.
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