The Australian Kokoda Campaign During the World War II

This allows them to dominate Papua and attack mainland Australia and the shipping base in the Pacific. The goal of Japan is to bring the Australians and their allies back to the Mosby port in the mountains. Port Moresby is the most important place for Australians. It is the last place to stop Japanese people. At a deeper level, Kokoda's campaign experienced traffic during the night's bad weather, heavy rain, reach, malaria and daytime humidity, night cold, nightly battle, muddy terrain. war

During the Second World War, the New Guinea Movement (1942-1945) was one of the main military operations, a conflict between Japan and allies. About 216,000 Japanese, Australian and American soldiers died. After World War II and allies' victory, the two regions merged into the territory of Papua and New Guinea. This was later called "Papua New Guinea". Local Papuan people invite the UN to become a supervisor and independence. On September 16, 1975 the country will be independent from Australia, become the federal kingdom, and continue to share Queen Elizabeth II as head of state. Australia has a close relationship with Australia, Australia is still the largest donor country. Papua New Guinea was approved by the United Nations on October 10, 1975

In World War II, Australia joined the event for the first time at the Cocoda Trial without the help of Britain. Kokoda's trial is very important to defend Australia and soldiers are doing their best to win the war. In this report, we introduce the background of the Cocoda trial and the contents of the Cocoda trial. Secondly, it will give some reason to explain why the Australian army is involved. This report will then discuss the ways in which the troops are prepared and the difficulties soldiers encounter. Finally, it will give important significance to this campaign to defend Australia.