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The Soul of ANZAC - General Sir William Birdwood and the AIF 1914-18

by John Dermot MILLAR

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General Sir William Birdwood, the first commander of Australian troops during the Great War, was a soldier’s soldier, loved and respected by those who served under him. Now largely forgotten, he had had a long, illustrious career in the Indian Army before commanding the Australians. A man of his times, he held to his core beliefs and values, and lived by them.… (more)
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General Sir William Birdwood, the first commander of Australian troops during the Great War, was a soldier’s soldier, loved and respected by those who served under him. Now largely forgotten, he had had a long, illustrious career in the Indian Army before commanding the Australians. A man of his times, he held to his core beliefs and values, and lived by them.

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