Australia defended itself during World War 2 with it's army and navy. Britain and America supplied many of the arms used by the Australians, who fought in Europe as well as defended their homeland from the Japanese.
yes Australia was our one of our allies against japan
Australia defended itself and was never captured and so did not need liberating.
First to support the British war effort against Germany, then to defend itself against the threat of Japan.
Australia's relationship with Britain started to deteriorate when Australia wanted to bring their troops home to defend Australia but Britain wanted to use them elsewhere. Australia turned to America and they united to fight japan.
There was no direct threat by Germany or Japan. Germany was focused on Europe and the Middle East. Australia involved itself by going to the Middle East and England. Japan's aim was to capture South East Asia and New Guinea and their economic resources and defend them. It had no plan or capacity to capture Australia. Australia became involved by stationing troops in Malaya and defending its territory in Papua New Guinea.
No. Though invaded in both World Wars, France was able to successfully defend itself during World War 1 (the vast majority of combat in WW1 occurred inside the French borders). However, they were outmaneuvered and out-thought during World War 2, and forced to surrender.
No country conquered Australia during WW2 or any war.
It was sucked into the world war 2 , and it had to defend itself .
In simple words, to defend itself.. It was more of the case, the WW2 joined Albania.
Persian War.
Commonwealth.
Gallipoli.