For the Australian and New Zealander guys this is our rememberance day.
It's a day for reflecting and giving thanks to those young guys in their thousands who gave their lives in far off lands for all of the free world.
WW1 saw millions killed on all sides.
This day we don't only pay respects our own fallen but we give our thoughts to all of the Allies and foes.
This year is especially important as it's 100 years our young guys were put onto a beach some say the wrong beach called Gallipoly "Turkey". At the direction of Sir Winston Churchhill.
It was a disaster and the ANZACS managed to withdraw without the enemy knowing.
Prior to the withdraw thousands were sent over the top of the trenches to certain death canon and machine gun fodder at the orders of the British command.
The wounds still run deep.
Never again will a foreign country have control af the ANZAC's forces.
But the day is not for this it's to remember the fallen.
Australian, New Zealand, US forces, English, Scottish, Welsh, Sth African and many many more.
"LEST WE FORGET"
It's a day for reflecting and giving thanks to those young guys in their thousands who gave their lives in far off lands for all of the free world.
WW1 saw millions killed on all sides.
This day we don't only pay respects our own fallen but we give our thoughts to all of the Allies and foes.
This year is especially important as it's 100 years our young guys were put onto a beach some say the wrong beach called Gallipoly "Turkey". At the direction of Sir Winston Churchhill.
It was a disaster and the ANZACS managed to withdraw without the enemy knowing.
Prior to the withdraw thousands were sent over the top of the trenches to certain death canon and machine gun fodder at the orders of the British command.
The wounds still run deep.
Never again will a foreign country have control af the ANZAC's forces.
But the day is not for this it's to remember the fallen.
Australian, New Zealand, US forces, English, Scottish, Welsh, Sth African and many many more.
"LEST WE FORGET"