Gregory Blake Libri

Focusing on a pivotal moment in Australian history, this account delves into the intense military events of the Eureka Stockade battle. It provides a detailed examination of the ferocious and bloody conflict that lasted just twenty minutes, capturing the chaos and significance of this iconic uprising. The narrative highlights the bravery and struggles of those involved, offering insights into the broader implications of the battle for Australia's national identity.

The Australian Independent Companies and the Commandos into which they evolved were unique sub-units of the Australian Army during the Second World War. The very concept of such units was a radical one for the deeply conservative Australian Army.