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Graves Too Far Away: Australians in Bomber Command
Thursday 13 March 2014 - Dr Kathryn Spurling\xa0
\nBoxing Day 1944, six Australians aged between 20 and 25\xa0should have been standing in an Aussie backyard drinking a\xa0cold beer and burning sausages on the barbeque. Instead these\xa0young men were at RAF Binbrook being briefed for an operation\xa0to bomb rail yards at Cologne, an operation from which they did\xa0not return. By war\u2019s end, thousands of Australian aircrew would lie\xa0in European cemeteries or would never be found. Join Dr Kathryn\xa0Spurling as she discusses the service and sacrifice of these men\xa0which has resonated for generations.