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In late 2001, over 1,100 Australian troops fought in the beginning stages of the invasion.
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When were Australian troops first sent to in World War 2?
At the end of 1939.
Australian troops played what part in World War 2?
The Australian troops helped the US troops stop Adolf Hitler from ruling the world.
Why did Australian troops go to war?
The most common reason Australia has entered in previous troops was to aid Allies such as England and the US. This is the reason they entered most major wars, such as the Korean War,ÊVietnam War, and the Iraq War
Were Australian troops used as guinea pigs for drug testing during the Vietnam war?
The film "Jabob's Ladder" is about the US Army, not the Australian Army.
Was there a shootout between Australian and American troops at Sydney railroad station during World War 2?
yes
When did Australian troops first leave world war 1?
cheese
Why are Australian troops at war?
to fight
When were Australian troops first sent to in World War 2?
At the end of 1939.
Which prime minister committed australian troops to vietnam?
On 28 April, 1965, Australian Prime Minister, Robert Menzies, announced that Australian troops would be sent to support the United States forces in the Vietnam war. The first Australian troops arrived in Vietnam in May 1965.
Where were Australian troops first sent to fight in World War 2?
North Africa North Africa
What is the name for people who served as ground troops in the war?
Australian troops on the ground were referred to as ' Diggers '
When the Australian troops start fighting in the Vietnam War?
Approximately 1962.
When had the majority of Australian troops returned home from the Vietnam war?
By 1972.
When did Australian troops go to Egypt in World War 1?
In 1914.
When did Australian troops fight in World War 1?
From 1914 to 1919.
Did Australia win in world war 1?
Australian troops were on the winning side
How many Australian troops died in World War 2?
There was 39,800 Australian military deaths and 700 civilian deaths.
