Remembering the Anzacs
By Helene - Last updated: Sunday, April 25, 2010 - Save & Share - 2 Comments
Sunrise in Albany as the Last Post faded.
Anzac Memorial, Albany
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2 Responses to “Remembering the Anzacs”
Comment from Helene
Time April 28, 2010 at 14:37
Sandy, I missed your post – sorry! I think a lot of Australian servicemen got up to mischief when they went to war. I’m sure so many went off thinking it was just another great adventure. My mother’s brothers both died in the Second World War – one in France and the other in New Guinea. I know ANZAC day is always hard for her.
Comment from Sandy
Time April 26, 2010 at 09:12
Hey Helene, Hope you enjoyed your ANZAC memorial. Both my grandfathers were stationed in north Africa during world war two. I don’t know how much action they saw, but I looked up their war records when we were down in Canberra – they were a couple of naughty boys. At least they got out alive.