1939–45 - World War II: Australian Air Force active in Britain; navy operates in Mediterranean; soldiers fight in North Africa and the Pacific.

During World War II, the Royal Australian Air Force was active in Britain, providing support for the British Royal Air Force in the Battle of Britain.

The Royal Australian Navy operated in the Mediterranean, providing support for Allied forces in the region.

Australian soldiers fought in the North African Campaign, helping to secure victory over the Axis forces in the region.

Australian troops also fought in the Battle of the Coral Sea, helping to repel the Japanese invasion of New Guinea.

Australian forces also fought in the Battle of Milne Bay, helping to secure a decisive Allied victory against the Japanese.

Australian forces also fought in the Kokoda Track Campaign, helping to secure Allied control of the strategic area.

Australian forces also fought in the Battle of Buna-Gona, helping to secure victory over the Japanese forces in New Guinea.

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