WM Magazine shares stories of courage and belonging that defined Australia's spirit, from the Western Front to the Pacific. | Australian War Memorial

The Director of the Australian War Memorial says when the giant expansion of the Canberra complex is finished, it will be without peer anywhere in the world. 7NEWS was given an exclusive tour as the memorial nears completion. Download the 7NEWS app: 7news.link/7newsapp #7NEWS | 7NEWS Brisbane

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39K views · 667 reactions | Calling all history buffs! The Memorial is proud to announce the launch of our new magazine and website, WM. Sharing stories of Australia’s wartime experiences, WM features: • Insights from world-renowned historians, • Exclusive video and audio highlights, • Personal accounts from veterans and their families, • And behind-the-scenes access to the Memorial. Visit and subscribe to WM today: wm.awm.gov.au | Australian War Memorial | Facebook

The Victoria Cross is the highest honour for bravery - awarded only for the most extraordinary acts of courage. Originally forged from the bronze of captured guns dating back to the Crimean War, each medal carries a remarkable history, and the stories of Australians who showed bravery beyond measure. ▶️ Watch to learn more about the most revered medals in the Memorial’s collection. | Australian War Memorial

Over the past month, the Memorial’s Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) RF-111C A8-134 aircraft has been transported into the new Anzac Atrium and carefully reassembled with the support of RAAF History and Heritage Branch members. 🔧 Aircraft A8-134 served with the RAAF from 1973 to 2010, including missions over East Timor as part of INTERFET in 1999. When the new space opens in the coming months, the aircraft will stand as a powerful reminder of the service and dedication of the many RAAF personn

From the ground to the skies once more - watch as the Komet “takes flight” inside the Memorial’s new Anzac Hall. 🛩️ We recently welcomed the rare Messerschmitt Me 163 B-1a Komet rocket fighter back to the Australian War Memorial. Captured at Husum, Germany, in May 1945, this remarkable aircraft helps tell the story of the deadly threats faced by the 10,000 Australians who served with Bomber Command in the skies over Nazi-occupied Europe. This timelapse reveals the precision and teamwork require