Continuing our coverage across Australia in small country towns and capital cities and throughout the world where people have gathered to commemorate ANZAC Day on 25 April.
FFFAIF members have been reporting from northern Queensland to Victoria and across the world in France, Belgium and England.
FFFAIF member Ray Hudson reports from Sydney’s Cenotaph ( 33°52’3.03″S, 151°12’28.05″E)
The Anzac Day March in Sydney
A record 19,000 people participated in the ANZAC Day march in Sydney from the cenotaph in Martin Place to Hyde Park.
The Cenotaph in Martin Place, Sydney
With the passing of all of the Great War veterans, a memorial horse, with boots reversed, leads the Battalion colours.
Trump, the WW1 Memorial Horse
Age shall not weary Pat Lee, aged 94, …..
94 year old Pat Lee
but for others, who have paved the way for the next generation, they can rely on their supporters….
Helping hands
and the descendants of their Fuzzy Wuzzy Angels have not forgotten either.
A Descendant of the Fuzzy Wuzzy Angels
The Vietnam Veterans proudly carry on the tradition ….
Vietnam Veterans and Peacekeepers
and the Veterans and Peacekeepers pass on the responsibility to the younger generation
The next generation awaits the call
who willingly carry the memories of the service and sacrifice of the Diggers.
Carrying on the tradition with pride
We pay tribute to their willingness when duty called,
Tributes
they are not forgoten.
... not forgotten
We salute their service and sacrifice.
Saluting their service and sacrifice
Lest we Forget