THE FOURTH ALLY
THE DUTCH FORCES IN AUSTRALIA DURING WWII
BY DOUG HURST
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The Fourth Ally tells of the Dutch forces who fought from Australia against the Japanese during WW II. Driven by the Japanese from Indonesia (then the Netherlands East Indies), they relocated ships, aircraft and personnel to Australia. They joined with United States, British and Australian forces as the fourth ally, providing the bulk of allied merchant shipping in the Pacific War, operating a fleet of warships and submarines, flying bomber, fighter and transport aircraft, and running specialist army units supporting allied forces. |
For your copy of this magnificent book:-
Send $20 per book plus $10 for packing and postage
for up to four books to any address in Australia to:-
Doug Hurst
43 Percy Crescent
Chapman
ACT 2611
Australia.
NESWA members (Dutch veterans) - details available from State Secretaries
All direct sales are autographed and dated by the author
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This page first produced 22 February 2002
This page last updated 07 May 2003