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From 1939 to 1945, Australia joined the Allies<\/a> in fighting the Second World War. Australia’s armed forces<\/a> fought in the Pacific<\/a>, European<\/a> and Mediterranean and Middle East<\/a> theatres<\/a>.[100]<\/a><\/sup> The shock of Britain’s defeat in Singapore<\/a> in 1942, followed soon after by the bombing of Darwin<\/a> and other Japanese attacks on Australian soil<\/a>, led to a widespread belief in Australia that a Japanese invasion was imminent<\/a>, and a shift from the United Kingdom to the United States<\/a> as Australia’s principal ally and security partner.[101]<\/a><\/sup> Since 1951, Australia has been allied with the United States under the ANZUS<\/a> treaty.[102]<\/a><\/sup><\/p>\n\n\n\n

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