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Digger History

Digger History

著者： Keith Robinson
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Digger History is an Australian military history podcast exploring the battles, campaigns, people and stories that shaped Australia's military past. From the ANZAC legend and Gallipoli to the present day, each episode uncovers the courage, sacrifice and achievements of the men and women who served. Discover the history of the Australian Army, Royal Australian Navy, Royal Australian Air Force, Australia's Defence Force traditions, customs and the untold stories behind some of Australia's most significant military events. Whether you're a history enthusiast, veteran or simply curious about Australia's military heritage, Digger History brings Australia's military story to life.Keith Robinson
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  • Who shot down the Red Baron?

    Who shot down the Red Baron?
    2026/07/04

    In April 1918, the top scoring fighter ace of the First World War, Manfred von Richthofen, was shot down and killed over the Somme.


    Even now, over a century later, the debate continues about who shot down the Red Baron.


    I’d like to give a special thanks to the Military Museums in Calgary, AB Canada, and especially to the volunteer who showed me through the Air Force part of the museum (and whose conversation inspired me to do this episode).
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    34 分
  • The ANZACs of Greece and Crete

    The ANZACs of Greece and Crete
    2026/05/01

    In 1941, Australian and New Zealand forces fought in Greece and Crete. The ANZAC Division fought vital rearguard actions to allow other troops to evacuate.


    This is a brief story about the ANZACs in Greece and Crete during World War 2.
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    20 分
  • The Siege of Tobruk

    The Siege of Tobruk
    2026/04/10

    The small port town of Tobruk was of vital importance to both sides in the North African campaign in 1942.


    A small group of Australian, British and Indian defenders were tasked with holding the besieged town against the German and Italian forces. German propaganda thought they were insulting these troops by calling them rats, but instead, the defenders used it as a badge of honour - The Rats of Tobruk.
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    31 分
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