Bombing of Darwin 1280px-Darwin_42 Image from Wikipedia

80 years since the bombing of Darwin in WWII

On Saturday 19th February 2022 the country remembers the bombing of Darwin 80 years ago.

Bombing of Darwin 1280px-Darwin_42 Image from Wikipedia
Bombing of Darwin 1280px-Darwin_42 Image from Wikipedia

Read What the Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison had to say:
BOMBING OF DARWIN – 80 YEARS SINCE AUSTRALIA CAME UNDER ATTACK

A good summary of the Day in Darwin can be found on the 9 News website

Chanel 9 News video Australia commemorates 80th anniversary of Darwin Bombing
Channel 9 News video Australia commemorates 80th anniversary of Darwin Bombing nine.com.au

Australia commemorates 80th anniversary of Darwin Bombing (9 News)

Listen to Ben Fordham on 2GB Radio as he introduces the last surviving bombardier to have served during the Bombing of Darwin is 101-year-old Brian Winspear. What a wonderful character Brian is.

Ben Fordham talking to the last surviving bombardier to have served during the Bombing of Darwin is 101-year-old Brian Winspear.
Ben Fordham talking to the last surviving bombardier to have served during the Bombing of Darwin is 101-year-old Brian Winspear.

You can read quite a bit about the Bombing of Darwin on the Wikipedia website
(the main image at top comes from this website).

We reflect on the tumultuous time 80 years on. Peter Stanley, Canberra  UNSW reflects upon this pivotal time for SE Asia, On Saturday Extra with Geraldine Doogue. Audio Duration 12min 53sec

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