Remembrance Day
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Remembrance Day
Lots of thoughts today for my dad.
Ninth Division, 2/48th Battalion, B Company.
North Africa, one of the famous 'Rats of Tobruk', the huge battle of El Alamein, twice wounded in action in North Africa.
New Guinea, Buna, Gona, Lae, etc.
Tarakan.
Thanks Dad and all servicemen and women for their service and sacrifice.
Proud West Adelaide supporter.
Ninth Division, 2/48th Battalion, B Company.
North Africa, one of the famous 'Rats of Tobruk', the huge battle of El Alamein, twice wounded in action in North Africa.
New Guinea, Buna, Gona, Lae, etc.
Tarakan.
Thanks Dad and all servicemen and women for their service and sacrifice.
Proud West Adelaide supporter.
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Lee- Join date : 2011-12-05
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Re: Remembrance Day
Of all the days on the calender, this one is my most respected
Its a day to remember everyone involved in any war
Today I was travelling in the Eastern suburbs
I pulled up to the side of the road at 11:00
I sat in the car and reflected on why 11/11 is such a commemorative day
Its a day to remember everyone involved in any war
Today I was travelling in the Eastern suburbs
I pulled up to the side of the road at 11:00
I sat in the car and reflected on why 11/11 is such a commemorative day
Scrappy- Join date : 2012-05-15
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Re: Remembrance Day
I did the same at work, a one minute silence was observed and a lot of thought went through my mind of the thousands of men and women who gave the greatest sacrifice possible for there country.
testy- Join date : 2012-02-02
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Re: Remembrance Day
equal with Anzac Day imho, they played the last post & obviously had a minutes silence etc & all stopped working (i presume except for emegencies etc) at The Repat hospital where i was this morning (at least the section i was in) but the last post & the words that go with it were played through the loud speakers
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Re: Remembrance Day
We observed the minutes silence at work, at cudos to the truckie in Sydney who stopped his rig and did the same....
http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/newslocal/the-hills/truckie-wade-priestley-creates-online-sensation-after-pulling-up-to-pay-his-respects-on-remembrance-day/story-fngr8i1f-1227120146727?nk=91a65ec89418cc5fcf535a23f810103b
http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/newslocal/the-hills/truckie-wade-priestley-creates-online-sensation-after-pulling-up-to-pay-his-respects-on-remembrance-day/story-fngr8i1f-1227120146727?nk=91a65ec89418cc5fcf535a23f810103b
Booney- Join date : 2011-12-12
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Yea I saw that article. Legend.
I make everyone stop for a minute hear at work every year (customers and staff).
I make everyone stop for a minute hear at work every year (customers and staff).
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