Men May Smoke. Being The final edition of the 2/18 Bn AIF Magazine

Edité par Printed by W E Smith Ltd June 1948.

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*Sales/posting to the USA suspended*. Green cloth-covered hard cover (as issued), 92pp, b&w photos. Some wear on boards and edges, small stain at centre bottom of front cover (approx size of an Aust. 20 cent piece), hinge exposed at pages 16/17 (but firm). Some light foxing. A good copy. SCARCE. 2/18th Infantry battalion, which was raised in northern NSW and Sydney in 1940 as part of the 8th Division. It assumed garrision duties in Malaya in February 1941 and trained continuously for ten months, with an emphasis on jungle warfare. It had a total of nine days in its fighting history and during that brief period lost 225 men killed, with over 400 wounded. With the fall of Singapore it went into captivity, its men being split between camps in Singapore, Sumatra, Java, Borneo and Japan, and on the Burma-Thai railway. Produced after the war, this issue of the magazine Men May Smoke, according to D T Okey, the president of the 2/18 Battalion Association, was to be regarded as the final chapters in the history of the battalion as well as a memorial to those who gave their lives in action in Malaya or as POWs. Includes chronology, details of the POW experience including the forces (eg H Force, E Force) which the men comprised. Also includes Honours and awards list, Roll of Honour.…

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Titre
Men May Smoke. Being The final edition of the 2/18 Bn AIF Magazine
Auteur
Ziegler, Oswald L (editor)
Éditeur
Printed by W E Smith Ltd June 1948.
Reliure
Couverture souple

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