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GRANTS & AWARDS
The Army History
Research Grants Scheme supports research into the role and involvement
of the Australian Army in the development of the nation. The scheme
has been in operation since 1992.
Applications are invited for financial assistance for the 2008-2009
financial year to support research into the history of the Australian
Army. Priority will be given to projects addressing military strategy
and operations, military social history and military heritage.
Grants range to a maximum of $15,000 in the financial year and will
be awarded by the Army after academic assessment.
Grants for the 2007-2008 year were awarded for work on the following topics:
| Name |
Topic |
| Phillip Bradley |
The
Salamaua Campaign: March-September 1943 |
| Danny Dawson |
Insufficient Support - The Australian Army's Treatment of WWI Amputees |
| Julie-Ann Ellis |
Deaf to the Call: Why and Where Early Recruitment Failed in the First World War |
| Mark Foxe |
The Big Raid - The Story of the 10th Composite Raiding Battalion |
| Jeffrey Hatwell |
The
4th Australian Division in the Great War |
| Douglas Hunter |
The Albury Battery: Artillery in Albury 1903-1940 |
| James Hurst |
The Gallipoli Landing - a Battalion Perspective and Re-Analysis |
| Mark Johnston |
The Proud 6th: An Illustrated History of the 6th Australian Division, 1939-1945 |
| Jenny Mills |
A Goldfield's Doctor Goes to War - Major General George Walter Barber |
| Peter Monteath |
Australian POWs in German Captivity 1941-1945 |
| Linda Shields |
Dame Maud McCarthy and her Influence on Australian Military Nursing |
| Craig Stockings |
Heirs to Anzac: Re-evaluating the Battle of Bardia January 1941 |
| Michael Sturma |
Australian Commandos on US Submarines
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