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9 years ago•32 Replies

To all my dear "family" across the seas on this special day here and in New Zealand.

"Peace to you all"

Will (Australia)

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9 years ago

Thank you Hanne

We have had our dawn remembrance here in the darkness, very moving.

Will

diesel129 years ago

and to you too xx

• in reply todiesel129 years ago

Thanks Diesel

Take care

Will

Tee10089 years ago

Thank you, Will.

Tee xx

• in reply toTee10089 years ago

No!!! Thank you Tee for reading and replying

Will

Gerald9999 years ago

Hi Will.

Am just off to an ANZAC service here in Campbell Town in Tassie.

Peace. Gerald.

• in reply toGerald9999 years ago

Embrace the day Gerald.

A sad one but also a day i pray we will never forget

Will

9 years ago

I hope and pray they are never forgotten too. We all owe so much to them especially the ones who never came home. x

• in reply to9 years ago

Thanks Mate

We had 80,000 attend the dawn service this morning,many,many young ones there, so as long as they remember it will be passed on.

Let's hope we never go down that path again,although it only takes one madman to fuel the fires of war.

And so many to put it out.

Will

• in reply to9 years ago

I bet it was a very moving service. Yes the memory of this must be kept alive and we must all do our share to make sure it is, by teaching the younger generations the horror of it, as we were taught by the generation who lived through it. Bev x

scorpiolass9 years ago

Hello Will, peace to all. My Grandad fought & survived here. He was a Royal Marine, part of the Royal Naval Division. Later this transfered to the Army: he was in the Royal Engineers. We should never forget... x

• in reply toscorpiolass9 years ago

My mother was in the RAF towards the end of the war. We were all very proud of her for doing her bit. Also her father who was injured in WW1 which contributed to his early death. x

scorpiolass• in reply to9 years ago

My dad was in the army & mum was in the WRAF's. I was born in Boscombe hospital during a bombing raid. Strangely I don"t actually remember this! X

• in reply to9 years ago

G'day Bev

We tend to think about the men who served and yet we had so many courageous women who also went to war. I pray we never have to do this again.

• in reply toscorpiolass9 years ago

I do not think there are any family's either here, NZ or in the UK who have not been affected by the atrocity of war.

My father was a "Wharfie" and was declared a member of the essential war services and as such never served overseas, rather he helped load the ships,taking supplies to the troops.

As a young boy I can still vividly remember the troops coming home in 1945 -46.

How happy, and at the same time, how sad they looked. I will never forget those faces.

Will

sassy599 years ago

Peace to you too Will. We must never forget. Xxx

• in reply tosassy599 years ago

Thanks Sassy

velvet559 years ago

Hello Will

We must never forget those who sacrificed their lives so we can live in peace.

God bless .

• in reply tovelvet559 years ago

Thanks Mate

9 years ago

We will indeed. Anzac Day a very special day of Remembrance, thankyou Will. Not many of our families were left untouched.

Every year we say never again and still the senseless slaughter continues in other parts of the world.

• in reply to9 years ago

Thanks Jennifer

Sadly we need to look no further than home anymore.

These sub-humans are hell bent on destroying life as we know it. To what end? They still live in the stone age with like mentality.

I fear not for myself as I believe it will be our grand children who will bear the brunt of this insanity, unless all governments show some backbone and go after the money men, you know them, the ones who refuse to take refugees into their own country.

Will

• in reply to9 years ago

Oil speaks multiple languages Will.