ANZAC Day 2015 - 100 years ago by nedkelly

DAZ|Studio • Military • posted on Apr 24, 2015

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"They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old; Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn. At the going down of the sun and in the morning We will remember them." Lest we forget.

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nedkelly

8:31PM | Fri, 24 April 2015

Today marks the 100th anniversary of the Gallipoli landing in WW1 where so many lost their lives. April 25th is the national day of remembrance in Australia and New Zealand, a day to celebrate the lives of fallen comrades. Lest we forget.

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radioham

5:14AM | Sat, 25 April 2015

It is an great pity that things have happen in our world that we need days of Remembrance for them I see that members of our Queen's family is over with you today to help show our respect for the day and the all so many to fell there I shall later on to day play the Music Video I have ---of the part of the war I remember an part where the young ones wonder what it is all about

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Greywolf44

11:03AM | Sat, 25 April 2015

Thanks for helping the rest of us to remember, Ned. Gooood job!

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AliceFromLake

11:22AM | Sat, 25 April 2015

It's interesting to see how British folk remembers a lost battle 100 years ago. I would think that a nation will try to forget a lost battle and remember to battles they won. For this case internet is very interesting.

nedkelly

3:21PM | Sat, 25 April 2015

It isn't the battle that is commemorated but the sacrifice of the tens of thousands that gave their lives in service of their country, and it is not a British day it is a day when Australians and New Zealanders celebrate their men and women from all branches of the military and from all eras. The only involvement the British army had in the Gallipoli battle was in giving the order to land there, that lead to so many deaths.

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