Australia's Secret ArmyA Coastwatcher's work is to sit in hiding like a spider, right in the web of the enemy, unseen and unheard. We became the eyes and ears of the Pacific.' Reg Evans, Coastwatcher Hidden deep in the jungles and high in the mountains of the Southwest Pacific during World War II, Australia's secret army the Coastwatchers reported every move of the Japanese invaders to Allied intelligence. Following World War I, the Coastwatcher organisation was formed from