A SUPERIOR copy. First Edition. ‘Jacka’ is Albert Jacka, Australia’s first Victoria Cross winner of the Great WarThe 14th Battalion was raised in Victoria in Sep. 1914. Between then and the end of 1918 more than 5 thousand men passed through the Battalion. For their service in the Great War the 14th were awarded many Battle Honours. Rule’s brilliant narrative reflects the experiences of one member of this Battalion during the `war to end all wars’. The original publication in 1933, used aliases to protect the identity and reputations of men who were alive or had living relatives at the time. Now with the passage of time, the editors have used the true identities where possible. WW1, Australian Army Military History, 14th Battalion. pp. 240(Please note: Over standard weight. Orders may incur additional postage charges. We will contact you prior to processing order to request your approval or contact us to confirm postage cost.)
Jacka’s Mob: A Narrative of the Great War by Edgar John Rule
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Additional Information
| Author | Rule, Edgar John; Johnson, Carl; Barnes, Andrew |
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| Publisher | Military Melbourne, Australia |
| Year Published | 1999 |
| Book Condition | As new. |
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| Binding Type | Softcover in dustjacket. |
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