1.What is Anzac Day?
2.How does your family commemorate Anzac Day?
3.Is there anyone in your family that is an Anzac Hero? What are their names and what amazing things have they done for our country?
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1. ANZAC day remembers those who fought on 25th of April 1915 at Gallipoli and all who have fought for Australia or New Zealand.
ReplyDelete2.We see the ANZAC parade at the War Memorial in the centre of Beaudesert.
3.Yes. My mother's grandfather Raymond Hamwood served in World War II in Papua New Guinea in the Air Force.
1. Anzac day is about remembering the people who died in war.
ReplyDelete2.We have a minute silence and we try to go to the dawn service every two years.
3.My Great Great Grandfather was in the 10th light horse, World War 1. The 10th light horse was in the battle of Beersheba, his name was Oliver Lewis. And my Great Grandfather was in World War 2 and he was fixed guns. His name was Arthur Lewis.
1.ANZAC Day is the day to remember those who fought in war.
ReplyDelete2.Every ANZAC day we see the parade in Beaudesert.
3.My great Grand Father, Vic Noldart fought in WWII.He drove trucks, he was captured and sent to Burma rail line then sent to Changi prison camp. While he was there he looked after the under-aged soldiers and earned the name " Little Colonel".
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ReplyDelete1. ANZAC DAY is when we remember all the people who fought for this country and died.
2. We try and go to the dawn service and march.
3.My great Uncle served in the army and became a SAS and fought in Vietnam PNG and recieved 5 medals for serving our country.
1. Anzac Day is a day to remember all the people who fought for our country and those for it and us.
ReplyDelete2. We go to dawn service.
3. Nobody in my family went to World War One.
1. ANZAC day is when we stop to remember all our soldiers who fought to make our country free.
ReplyDelete2. My mum takes us to the dawn service.
3. My Great Grandfather, Fred Eastick served on the Western front in World War 1.
And my Great Great Uncle, Tom Dickinson was a Light Horseman at Gallipoli. He didn't come home.
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