Diggers.
Anzac's Or Diggers
Australia in world war 2Australian soldiers generally fought in the pacific campaigns but they also had involvement in the African campaign in Egypt and Libya as well as the Italian campaign but by for the pacific campaign was were most Australian soldiers were fighting a lot of the time they fought alongside British and other commonwealth forces. the New Zealand soldiers fought with the Australians often to form ANZAC.
26,358 Australian soldiers, of all branches(RAN, RAAF, Army) became POWs during World War II. This number includes both the Pacific war against Japan and the war in Europe, against Germany.
6 billion! That's almost the population of the world!! You and I are lucky to be alive! ;)
There was no "Anzac War" - the Anzacs were Australian and New Zealand soldiers who helped the British in World War 1 and 2 .
Anzac's Or Diggers
39.800 Australian Soldiers were killed during WW2.
Australian soldiers were called "diggers" primarily because of their involvement in digging trenches during World War I, particularly in the Gallipoli campaign. The term reflects the camaraderie and resourcefulness of the soldiers, who often had to dig to create defensive positions. Over time, "digger" became a term of endearment and pride, symbolizing the spirit and resilience of Australian troops. It is still used today to honor their contributions and sacrifices.
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they had babbies
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Australia in world war 2Australian soldiers generally fought in the pacific campaigns but they also had involvement in the African campaign in Egypt and Libya as well as the Italian campaign but by for the pacific campaign was were most Australian soldiers were fighting a lot of the time they fought alongside British and other commonwealth forces. the New Zealand soldiers fought with the Australians often to form ANZAC.
was this in world war 1 or 2?
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11 November 1918