Steers, Howard J T
Private Record PRMF0041 Second World War, 1939-1945"THE HIGHER DIRECTION OF COMBINED (AMPHIBIOUS) OPERATIONS IN THE UNITED KINGDOM FROM DUNKIRK TO PEARL HARBOUR". PHD THESIS, KINGS COLLEGE, UNIVERSITY OF LONDON, 1982
The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
THESIS EXAMINES CONTROL AND CENSORSHIP OF THE PRESS 1914-1918 WAR, FORMATION AND WORKING OF THE PRESS BUREAU, ISSUING OF "D" NOTICES, RELATIONSHIP SERVICE DEPARTMENTS AND THE PRESS. PHD, KINGS COLLEGE, UNIVERSITY OF LONDON, 1982
"THE HIGHER DIRECTION OF COMBINED (AMPHIBIOUS) OPERATIONS IN THE UNITED KINGDOM FROM DUNKIRK TO PEARL HARBOUR". PHD THESIS, KINGS COLLEGE, UNIVERSITY OF LONDON, 1982
Thesis "The Army High Command and Australian Defence Policy, 1901-1918". Examines the relations between military advisers and politicians, 1905 to 1914 and the effects of this interaction on strategic
"MANPOWER AND ORGANISATIONAL PROBLEMS IN THE EXPANSION OF THE BRITISH AND OTHER COMMONWEALTH ARMIES DURING THE TWO WORLD WARS". PHD THESIS, UNIVERSITY OF LONDON, 1982
Thesis "American Diplomatic Relations with Australia during the Second World War". Examines the change in Australia's relationship with the USA during WW2 and the move away from dependence on the Unit
Thesis examines American diplomatic relations with Australia during the Second World War, covers the crisis in the Pacific, Australia's changing relationship with the United States, the Arcadia Confer
Thesis "Australia's relationship with Great Britain 1914-1918". An analysis of the impact of World War One on Britain's relationship with Australia. BA (Hons) University of Queensland, 1982.