LibGuides: Military and Defence Studies: Spoken records

Spoken records - interviews, lectures, conferences etc.

Australia and the Vietnam War [sound recording]: a major reassessment of Australia's role in a war that defined an era - Bruce Williams
Call Number: CHIFLEY audio-vis DS558.6.A8A97 1987 (tapes 1-4)
Publication Date: 1987
Based on the conference "Australia and the Vietnam War" held at Macquarie University, 1987.

Australians at War Film Archive [website]

UNSW Canberra at the Australian Defence Force Academy

In over 2000 interviews with transcripts, this Archive encompasses our wartime history from World War One to Afghanistan. It includes the battlefront, the home front, media and entertainment, children, wives, workers and clerics. As a unique, historical collection, the Archive is an Australian Government initiative, commissioned through the Department of Veterans' Affairs.

Podcasts

The Cove
The Cove is the Australian Army’s professional military education (PME) platform. The Cove facilitates access to articles, podcasts and other resources relating to the profession of arms, including leadership, art and science of war, ethics and STEM. Whilst The Cove is focused on use by all serving Defence members, most content is Open Access.
The voices of War
‘The Voices Of War’ is guided by a simple vision—to scratch below the simple narratives of war. To do this, I speak with refugees, soldiers, negotiators, academics, development workers, and anyone else whose life has been shaped by war, be they a survivor, a perpetrator, a mediator, a student, or a healer of it... trying to find moral and ethical solutions to our many local, regional, and global challenges.' (from website)
Podcasts: The Australian War Memorial
The Memorial has published a collection of podcasts dealing with various aspects of modern warfare. They cover topics such as The Pacific War, prisoners of war in Germany during The Second World War, and stories from the Australian War Memorial Collection.