title: The Official History of Special Operations Australia, Vol. 1: Organization- From the Secret Files of Z Special Unit
author:  C A Brown 
description: C.A. Brown is an Australian-based writer and historical researcher specialising in WWII special operations.
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  Chapter 1
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  Australia, the military base of Darwin. It is located on the site where until
  the end of World War III was an international airport, which was subsequently
  closed due to the almost complete isolation of Australia from the rest of the
  world. Instead of the airport under the auspices of Britain, a magic research
  center was built here.
  
  
  The policy of isolation did not mean completely giving up interaction with
  other countries. Although international diplomatic contacts at the state level
  were blocked, but limited communication with other countries was maintained in
  the form of private trade or disguised as interaction between civilians.
  
  
  By itself, this "isolation" was not an official state policy, but the border
  crossing was severely restricted and accompanied by serious checks under the
  pretext of preventing the invasion of terrorists. In fact, entry 