Lest We Forget - ANZAC

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ANZAC Day April 25th - now in modern times, goes beyond the anniversary of the landing on Gallipoli in 1915. It is a day we remember all Australians who served & died in all wars, conflicts & peacekeeping operations. This is also my tribute, to our allies who have paid the ultimate price, for our freedom. 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.

Lest We Forget... Australian and New Zealand soldiers stand shoulder to shoulder on Anzac Day in Taji Iraq. Picture Gary Ramage/News Corp Australia

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Red Poppies

The Guardian

Anzac Day traditions: Two-up, red poppies, Anzac biscuits explained

Lest We Forget... Australian and New Zealand soldiers stand shoulder to shoulder on Anzac Day in Taji Iraq. Picture Gary Ramage/News Corp Australia

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Australia Day

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ANZAC Day 2013

Lest We Forget

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Australia Day

Remembrance Day World War One We Remember Have A Laugh E Cards

Sign Quotes

Digi Designz by Rosa

Ode of remembrance

Clara Gantt is reunited with her husband's body after more than 60 years. Sergeant Joseph Grantt went missing during the Korean war.

Eric Lafforgue Steve Mccurry Understanding Men Army Sergeant Powerful Images

Love My Husband

Waiting For Her Real Hero We Are The World

Woman's 'Ball In A Box' Analogy Perfectly Explains How Grief Changes Over Time

Twitter user Lauren Herschel‏ took to the social media platform back in 2017 to share how her doctor explained grief.

The casket of Corporal Cameron Baird who was killed in action on June 22 is escorted to the Royal Australian Air Force C-130 Hercules by his mates from the Special Operations Task Group.

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Young Boys

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VALE CPL Cameron Baird MG - "Stand down soldier Your mission is done The danger is over There's no need to run You were trained well To obey each demand So take this and heed This one final command Rest your body And rest your eyes As we weep the loss When a good soldier dies"

Corporal Cameron Baird, MG was farewelled by members of the Special Operations Task Group (SOTG) and ISAF Partners in a solemn Service of Remembrance and Ramp Ceremony at Multi National Base – Tarin Kot today