ANZAC Day 2018 will see Australia begin the final run of commemorations for the Centenary of ANZAC – a program of events running since 2014 designed to honour those who served in World War One and reconnect today’s society with the selfless service and sacrifice of an earlier generation.
The stories of Australian and New Zealand men who jumped into the murky waters at Gallipoli to endure eight months of Turkish snipers picking off their mates, survivors shipped to the bloody fields of France for another three years of horrific loss of lives and those who returned scarred mentally and physically...
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