Albert Palazzo Books

The Australian Army: A History of Its Organisation from 1901 to 2001
The Australian Army: A History of Its Organisation from 1901 to 2001
From Moltke to Bin Laden
From Moltke to Bin Laden

By Albert Palazzo

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"In the twenty-first century, when the challenge of asymmetric war and terrorism has overtaken conventional conflict as the primary threat, it is timely to question the continuing utility and valid...

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Projecting force
Projecting force

By Albert Palazzo

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Seeking Victory on the Western Front
Seeking Victory on the Western Front

By Albert Palazzo

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"Seeking Victory on the Western Front examines how, in the face of the devastating firepower advantages that modern weapons offered the Germans, the British army developed the means to reclaim the...

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Battle of Crete
Battle of Crete

By Albert Palazzo

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Defenders of Australia
Defenders of Australia

By Albert Palazzo

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Australian Army Campaigns Series 3 Australian Military Operations in Vietnam
The history of the Royal Australian Corps of Transport 1973-2000
Seeking Victory on the Western Front

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