World War One (1)
Across
- 2. The process of signing up new soldiers
- 3. Acronym for the main Australian military force during WWI
- 4. Painful infection caused by standing in wet trenches
- 5. The lasting impact of WWI on Australian identity
- 7. The combined forces of Australian and New Zealand troops
- 9. Act allowing the Australian government greater control during WWI
- 11. The killed and wounded in battle
- 12. A major Western Front battle where Australians fought in 1916
- 17. These personal messages connected soldiers to home
- 19. French village heavily bombarded where Australians fought in 1916
- 20. Site of a famous Australian Light Horse charge in 1917
- 22. Strategic strait targeted during the Gallipoli campaign
- 23. Country where many Australians fought on the Western Front
- 24. Term for returning wounded soldiers to Australia and aiding recovery
- 27. Slang term for Britain used by Australian soldiers
- 32. Psychological trauma experienced by WWI soldiers
- 33. Highest award for bravery in the Australian military
- 34. A controversial proposal to force men into military service
- 35. Australia’s most iconic WWI campaign, fought in Turkey in 1915
- 36. Site of a fierce battle and Anzac bravery at Gallipoli
Down
- 1. Commemoration held annually on April 25
- 2. Extra troops sent to replace the wounded or dead
- 6. Iconic piece of the Australian army uniform
- 8. The beach at Gallipoli where Anzacs first landed
- 10. The deadly zone between enemy trenches
- 13. Organisation that provided aid to wounded soldiers
- 14. Australian Prime Minister who strongly supported conscription
- 15. Soldiers lived and fought in these muddy, narrow battle zones
- 16. The main fighting area in France and Belgium
- 18. Posters and media used to encourage enlistment
- 21. The act of signing up to join the military
- 25. Blade fixed to the end of a rifle used in trench warfare
- 26. Chemical weapon first used by Germans, later feared by Anzacs
- 28. Mounted troops famous for fighting in the Middle East
- 29. French village where Australians fought in 1917
- 30. Signed on 11 November 1918, ending the war
- 31. Famous Australian general known for his leadership