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    3. Anzac Day-------April 25th The Centenary of the landing at Gallipoli ------- LEST WE FORGET.
    Anzac Day-------April 25th The Centenary of the landing at Gallipoli ------- LEST WE FORGET.

    I was up at 4-30 am this morning to attend the Dawn service for the Anzac Remembrance like i do every year, i was amazed at how many young people who now come to honour the Anzacs and all Service Men and Women who gave the ultimate Sacrifice in all wars since.

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      9 years ago. Rating: 10
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        bulletman

        'Lest We Forget.'
        commented 9 years ago
        terryfossil 1

        Yeah,i like that one better Roy..>>>>>>>><<<<<<<..
        commented 9 years ago

        Image result for Anzac Day GOD bless all the fallen heroes who fought for true freedom..!

        9 years ago. Rating: 8
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          9 years ago. Rating: 7
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            ""The turn out has been higher than ever Kent.."Lest We Forget" 

            9 years ago. Rating: 6
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              bulletman

              Yeah, 130,000 alone at the Australian War Memorial.
              commented 9 years ago
              terryfossil 1

              It's great to see mate..>>>>>>><<<<<<<<..
              commented 9 years ago

              Geez, I AM far away. My guess is that your Anzac Day is a bit like our Memorial Day. Sounds like anyhow.  As I've gotten older I've appreciated the day more and more. I fear the effort is lost on our youth......

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                bulletman

                I guess it is Julie, Australia was only 14 years old as a Nation, WW1 was our fist war to participate as such, their average age i believe was 19 years, the youngest being 14, he lied at the recruiting station, a lot of people think i'ts odd that we celabrate the landing at Gallipoli as it was a disaster, true mateship was born and carried on to the present day.
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