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In rememberance of all who have served in all wars
LEST WE FORGETJim, Qld.10/11/2009 2:42am (10 months ago)
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In memory of Jack Allen ARROWSMITH and all his mates.... still protecting the ones they love..but now from above instead of from foreign shores
Kim QLD09/11/2009 5:04pm (10 months ago)
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Thank you to the brave men and women past, present and future who serve to protect our freedom.
For beloved Pte Adrian .S. Cave 3RAR, killed in live fire training, Cultana 26th May 1992.
' An adventurer seeking for more out of life'
We miss you Adie and you will forever be in our hearts xxx
Honour the fallen in war time and peace time.
LEST WE FORGET
Liese WA09/11/2009 11:33am (10 months ago)
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A big thank you to the living and the dead -this world is a better place for the likes of you.
Wendy Qld09/11/2009 7:59am (10 months ago)
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To those before and those who still defend this nation of ours, you are the true heros of our time and you will never be forgotten
Darren, Perth09/11/2009 7:35am (10 months ago)
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Sons and daughters of this land,
You fill my heart with pride,
On water, in trenches, jungle and sand,
You've fought bravely side by side,
You're heroes, every one of you,
You lived and died to keep us free,
But because you overpaid your dues,
The Aussie spirit is guaranteed.
Leanne, Mt Warren Park09/11/2009 6:55am (10 months ago)
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Thank you. We will never forget.
Marybeth, Ipswich09/11/2009 3:01am (10 months ago)
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We remember Grandfather Claude, who served on the Western Front, and to Great Uncle Monty who perished on the beaches of Gallipoli on 25th April 1915. To Dale Herron and his brothers, who all fought in WW2, and returned. To visit the Western Front, and to walk in the footsteps of those who had fought 90 years ago, was an emotional experience.
To participate in the 90th Anniversary of the end of WW1 at Yepers in Belgium was something to remember always.
A special thought also for our son Greg who is in Iraq, not as a soldier but as a trainer.
Kris and John Herron08/11/2009 8:49pm (10 months ago)
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A fine tribute we can pay,
Unto our heroes and fore-fathers who have passed this way.
Not only of speeches or poppies red,
As on the high seas and battle fields they had bled.
They gave us our lives and throbbing hearts instead.
Our country, Our flag and our freedom shall bear no stain
And we will not wear No tyrant's chain.
Their Blessing to all of us ~
With boughed heads - We give a silent moment to remember,
Renew the pledge they sealed on the 11th November 1917.
Today - we honour, our grandfathers who went to WW1 and our fathers, Dale Herron Aust. and Hank DeGraw USA. who survived WW2.
lest we forget.
Maree & Randy Maleny Qld08/11/2009 8:14pm (10 months ago)
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My thoughts are with all those who have served and lost in the wars, past and present.. I dedicate my poppy to Srgt Gus Millar, a brave man who recently died serving in Afganstan.. rembering you, thinking of you.
Tricia08/11/2009 7:46pm (10 months ago)
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To all of those who serve and have served. To those that paid the ultimate price or have been injured or maimed. We shall remember you all. Thank you for the freedom. Thank you for your fine example to duty and honour.
Especially to my father Major A.J. (John) Booth - (Portsea officer cadet) - Malaysia, Borneo, Vietnam - NZ Regt RNZIC - died 17/12/2005 from cancer as a result of Agent Orange. I wish you all peace.Tony Booth, Sydney08/11/2009 7:19pm (10 months ago)
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Thank you to all those who served, and are serving, we appreciate what you do
Robyn, Brisbane08/11/2009 6:11pm (10 months ago)
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Please Share with me The Dedication/Tribute/Memorial I made Especially For My *HERO* = MY
*GRAND* - DADDY For "REMEMBRANCE DAY"
On The 11th Hour of The 11th Day of The 11th Month (NOVEMBER) 2009
In Memory of Warrant Officer Class II
ALAN ARTHUR McILRICK MM NX59950, A.I.F.
3 Aust. A/Tk. Regt.. Royal Australian Artillery who was *(PRESUMED Dead For *OFFICIAL* Reasons!)*
Age 29 & Dated 27 July 1942
Son of John Blaiklock & Maisie Julie McIlrick;
Husband of Jean Margaret McIlrick of Tempe NSW Australia.
Remembered with Honour
ALAMlEN MEMORIAL
Commemorated in perpetuity by The C.W.G.C.
I LOVE YOU FOREVER & THANK YOU R.I.P.DMMF08/11/2009 1:35pm (10 months ago)
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Lest We Forget
Proud Aussie,Melbourne08/11/2009 1:29pm (10 months ago)
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To all those who have served and fought under the Australian flag for this country, I thank you for your sacrafice and I thank you for our freedom. We will remember you.
Angela WA08/11/2009 8:16am (10 months ago)
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To all the men who fought and died to defend our freedom and way of life, THANKYOU, you will never be forgotten.
Michael, Vic08/11/2009 5:22am (10 months ago)
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or my pop cornellius benerdict mccosker, enlisted on the 8th of december 1942, pop was a war hero, like many other men and woman fighting for our freedom today.my pop was in darwn at the time of the bombing thank you pop. love jessica mccosker
jessica,qld07/11/2009 10:16pm (10 months ago)
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To all those who are serving and have served. We will remember you.
Michael Andrews Ex B Sqn 3 Cav Regt, Mackay07/11/2009 10:07pm (10 months ago)
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In love, gratitude and missing the two most important men in my life: my dad, Keith William LIVINGSTONE (deceased) who fought in Darwin and my late husband, Captain (later Major) Stephen John KRUGER who fought in Vietnam.
May you both rest in peace knowing you will never be forgotten!
Anne Kruger (Livingstone) Rye, Victoria07/11/2009 8:04pm (10 months ago)
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In memory of my grandfather, John Stanley Howlett, who fought on the Somme, his brother Reuben who paid the ultimate sacrifice and my father in law, John Colville Murray Cheyne who spent time in Changi. Thank you all for our freedom.
Rosalie, Bendigo07/11/2009 4:58pm (10 months ago)
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thanks to my late father, ww2 6th div aasc north africa, 1st australian parachute battalion.
his brother ,ww2 new guinea
there father,ww2 6th div aacc north africa
my brother vietnam 3cav, dob 11.11.1946
my brother national service
my mothers father ww1
also any one who has ever and is keeping the peace
THANKS FOR THE FREEDOM!!!!!ed nsw07/11/2009 2:50pm (10 months ago)
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CAPTAIN FRIEDLOS WAS THE FATHER I NEVER HAD (HE WAS ACTUALLY A MAJOR WHEN HE WAS KILLED) HOW MANY TIMES I CRIED ALONE ABOUT THAT IS TOO MANY TO REMEMBER. WE MUST REMEMBER, NOT ONLY HIM, BUT ALL, I DON'T CARE WHAT COUNTRY THEY WERE BORN IN, LOST THEIR SONS, BROTHERS HUSBANDS AND WIVES, THEIR SONS, FATHERS AND ON AND ON AND ON. aLLIN A FIGHT THEY DIDN'T EVEN START. ITHOUGHT SOME GOOD MAY HAVE COME OUT OF IT BUT, ALS I WAS NAIEVE. SINCE THE END OF WW11 THEIR HAS BEEN WAR IN ONE PLACE OR ANOTHER. PRETTY STUPID, AREN'T WE., THIS IS SAID WITH THE GREATEST OF RESPECT FOR ALL WHO HAVE FALLEN IN WARS
PHIL PERTH WA07/11/2009 7:26am (10 months ago)
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Did anyone get a tape of A Current Affair in Perth on November 05, 2009 (Thursday?) I missed it because I was working, and I've been told my mother was in the background pictures - it was a segment about Remembrance Day. Mum's friends Sue and Joy were talking. I would really love to get hold of a copy but it is not on ACA's video page. jlgonzales@upnaway.com
Joanne Gonzales, Perth07/11/2009 1:50am (10 months ago)
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My great grandfather was mortally in the Great War on the first day, condolences to all affected. We shall never forget them. Mike
Mike Murphy, Swansea, Wales06/11/2009 2:32pm (10 months ago)
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To our Fathers, Grandfathers, and Great Grandfathers, who suffered in silence, so that we may each have a voice, All our love, always.
Kara, Dalby06/11/2009 4:56am (10 months ago)
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For all those who fought for the freedom we enjoy, "We will remember them".
In special memory of FT Birch, [WW1], CA Smart, and RM Smart, [WW2].Pam Chandler, Goondiwindi05/11/2009 9:43pm (10 months ago)
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My Father Rupert Middleton Moxon served in the first world war 53rd Battallion,
Whale Oil Guard.
Lest We ForgetLeonie M Wright, Charters Towers05/11/2009 7:32pm (10 months ago)
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Freedom, grace and mercy are easily lost and hard won. With grandparents on both sides who loathed war, may we remember that men, women and children died because we let veiled evil lose; we didn't dare look too close lest we be forced to make a choice. Alas we were forced anyway and lost fathers, sons, brothers and more. May God forgive us.
Michael05/11/2009 5:18pm (10 months ago)
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10th march 1971 ligoneil belfast the 3 scottish soldiers dougald mccaughey joe mcaig john mcaig murdererd by cowards at the going down of the sun and in the morning we will remember then always lest we forget
david mccaughey04/11/2009 7:49pm (10 months ago)
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Iwill remember all our soldiers from all over the world who fought for peace
LEST WE FORGETA Hodge scotland04/11/2009 7:35pm (10 months ago)
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