The Thousand Doors
What the critics said about the last volume in this series : "This is destined to become one of the classic references for Australia’s involvement in WW1. It is not a continuous narrative account of the medical service, nor is it a simple ‘dictionary of biography’ of all those who served. Instead, Robert Likeman has devised a format far more useful than either."
- Sabretache Vol LV, No 4 December 2014
The next volume in the series, covering the years 1941-43, is in preparation.
The Road to Hell
Volume 5 of the series. This volume covers the period up to the end of 1942, and includes the return of the AIF from the Middle East, the Kokoda Campaign, and the Battle of the Beachheads. It also contains a chapter with biographies of all the 22 female medical officers who served in the Australian Army in WW2.
The Inevitable Hour
Volume 6 of the series opens in January 1943 and covers the Wau-Salamaua campaign, the capture of Lae, Shaggy Ridge and the fall of Madang. It also contains the campaigns of 1944-45 in Bougainville, the Sepik and Borneo, and ends with the British Commonwealth Occupation of Japan up to the disbanding of the AIF in April 1947.
Gallipoli Doctors
The Australian Doctors At War Series, Volume 1 Series Editor-Ron Austin First Edition 2010, Slouch Hat Publications, McCrae, Victoria, 223pp
An alphabetical list in unit format of Australian Doctors who served in the Dardanelles in 1915.. Includes approximately 300 mini-biographies. It is a "Who's Who" of Gallipoli Doctors. Many individual photographs, includes Medical Qualifications and honours, awards and subsequent career history.
From The Tropics To The Desert
The Australian Doctors At War Series, Volume 2 Series Editor-Ron Austin German New Guinea, Egypt & Palestine, 1914-1921
First Edition 2012, Slouch Hat Publications, McCrae, Victoria, 223 pp.
An alphabetical list of medical officers of The Australian Military Forces who served in New Guinea and the Middle East between August 1914 and May 1921. Illustrated and indexed with an explanatory narrative of the campaigns.
Australian Doctors On The Western Front
The Australian Doctors At War Series, Volume 3
France and Belgium 1916 - 1918
First Edition Hardcover, 448 pp
This is the third volume in the series ‘Doctors at War’ and covers the carnage on the Western Front from 1916–1918. It contains mini-biographies of each of the more than 600 Australian doctors, and Australian Army Medical Corps units and hospitals, which served on the Western Front and in the training establishments in the UK. Each officer’s medical qualifications are listed, along with any honours and awards, as well as numerous photographs. There are also introductory essays about the campaigns in which the Australians served, and accompanying maps.
From Law To War
The Life of Brigadier-General Lachlan Wilson of
the Light Horse
First Edition 2004, Slouch Hat Publications, McCrae, Victoria
Unit History, New, pp304, Hard Cover, 7″x10″, D/J, Detailed pp121 Biographical Nominal Roll of 5th Light Horse Regiment , Honour Roll of 5th Light Horse Reg, Honours and Awards, Appendix on AIF Military Law, Bibliography, Index The life of Brigadier General Lachlan Wilson of the Light Horse ; with biographical roll of the 5th Light Horse Regiment.
Men Of The Ninth
A history of the Ninth Australian Field Ambulance 1916 – 1994.
First Edition, 2003, Slouch Hat Publications, Vic, Australia.
The story of a Field Ambulance in two world wars and afterwards. Contains Honours & Awards, the Honour Roll, Nominal Rolls 1916 -1919 & 1940 -1945, 1993.Many Illustrations and maps.
‘Tis But The Time
The biography of LtCol Joseph Espie Dods DSO MC (AAMC).pp232. McCrae, Vic. : Slouch Hat Publications, 2007
The biography of a famous Queensland doctor (Dr Joseph Espie Dods) who served in the Boer War with the Queensland Mounted Infantry, in Egypt & Gallipoli with the 5th Light Horse Regiment and France.Dark side of the story typhoid fever in Sth Africa, hangings at Boggo Road Gaol, Dunwich Lunatic Asylum, the General Strike of 1912 and the horrors of two world wars.