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Emu War
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Emus were seen as a pest in Western Australia, as they were able to duck whenever a boomerang was thrown at them, and therefore the Australian emu hunters could never catch them. The Royal Australian Cavalry had demanded emu feathers to place in their hats so that they could look pretty when charging into battle. Therefore there was high demand for killing these emus, and the whole of Western Australia had been put on red emu alert. This meant that the Prime Minister of Australia enforced martial law and cut off any trade or connections outside Australia. This was so that no support could reach the emu invaders in what became known as the Emu Crisis of '32. It was fought in 1932 in Tasmania between a large amount of emus (who fought not knowing it was a war) and humans . The emus won and the village was abandoned.
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the ongoing struggle against the Emu Empire
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2013-06-21 --11-08
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Lord High Emu Major G.P.W. Meredith
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Parts of Western Australia ceeded to the emus in the form of Emuland
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The Grand Emu Army approaches the battlefield.
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Emu tactical victory; Australian army withdraws from Emuland
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Greatest defeat inflicted on Australia
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The Grand Emu Army of the North The 7th Heavy Battery Royal Australian Artillery
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Farms and fields in Western Australia
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The Great Emu War of 1932
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It was fought in 1932 in Tasmania between a large amount of emus (who fought not knowing it was a war) and humans . The emus won and the village was abandoned. Emus were seen as a pest in Western Australia, as they were able to duck whenever a boomerang was thrown at them, and therefore the Australian emu hunters could never catch them. The Royal Australian Cavalry had demanded emu feathers to place in their hats so that they could look pretty when charging into battle. Therefore there was high demand for killing these emus, and the whole of Western Australia had been put on red emu alert. This meant that the Prime Minister of Australia enforced martial law and cut off any trade or connections outside Australia. This was so that no support could reach the emu invaders in what became known as the Emu Crisis of '32.