there are two possible answers to this question, its answers rely on individual opinions. Some say that the battle at Kokoda saved Australia from future invasion by showing the Japanese we would not back down and would fight for our country. The other answer was that the Japanese were not planning on attacking Australian territory because they were too involved with the Americans. They also believe it didn't save Australia but instead caused the loss of thousands of Australian soldiers.
yes they won the kokoda trail war in 1942 against the japanease imperial army. but they lost the original battle for the village of kokoda and its associated air strip and after the vattle at the port the australians had the enemy armies morale so low they were able to push the japanease army all the way back to the beach they came from
(Actually, ADMIRAL Nelson - the Captain of HMS Victory at Trafalgar was Thomas Masterman Hardy.) The victory meant that the British Navy was supreme, and that the French Navy would not be strong enough to protect an invasion by sea (which is the only way). From then on Napoleon could go on invading European countries, and eventually Russia where he failed, but not on the seas because his Navy was not strong enough.
The Filipino Heroes risked their lives just to save the Philippines from invasion.
"Victory suit"
It prevented an American invasion.
No, they save the planet from invasion so don't recycle !!!!!!!!!
Thge desert prevented an invasion from surrounding countries.
victory suit
Because they couldn't save their their traditions of freedom during mongol invasion.
Try to save some escape ropes and use them when you want to get out
Rationing and Victory Gardens
To avoid an invasion of Japan