Led during World War Two by John Curtin and Robert Menzies, in the 1800s, soldiers from this country deposed Governor William Bligh.
The book Night of a Thousand Suicides details an attempt to break out of a POW camp in this country at Cowra. It was the birthplace of photographer Frank Hurley, who is best known for images of its troops. One assault on the ports of this nation was carried out by three midget submarines codenamed M-14, M-21, and M-24. Troops of this nation including the Maroubra Force fought off an enemy advance through the Kokoda Track, and they defended a naval assault in their victory at Milne Bay, halting the invasion of (*) New Guinea. Led during World War Two by John Curtin and Robert Menzies, in the 1800s, soldiers from this country deposed Governor William Bligh. For 10 points, name this Allied nation that the Japanese targeted in the February 19th air raid on Darwin.
The book Night of a Thousand Suicides details an attempt to break out of a POW camp in this country at Cowra.
Australia [accept breakout at Cowra or equivalents before "this country" is read]