I reckon ELBOW hates this.

Poor POMs !

Its just wierd, the men were drafted mind you not volunteered , any way most of them, then they were sent to Vietnam to fight and die and get wounded , when they came back the people who did not go looked down upon the men who did go to fight, the fault was with the Australian Government for wrongly joining the Vietnamese civil war, not the soldiers

We commemorate and remember those who didn't come home, and thank those who did, it isn't a celebration, far from it. Lest we forget.

Wunderbar wie die Veteranen mit einbezogen werden! Gruß aus Berlin

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идут как в штаны насрали🤣

Here in the United States, our parades are led by splendid horses carrying riders in full regalia -- A NZ friend explained to me that the ANZAC parades are led by one or two riderless horses representing the actual utility animals that survived wartime service. Only one or two out of thousands!

Very proud Soldiers- highest greetz from Germany!

Парад колонизаторов какая радость 😂😂😂

Увы, строевая выучка весьма слабовата, мягко говоря.

parade of shame

This parade reminds me of when I was a child, watching the carnival parade with all kinds of military uniforms, thank you for the video 👍😊

Well Done the Austrailins, what a teriffic bunch of fellows and what a reputation your WW1 and 2 ancestors have left us all, A Brit!

Viva Australia y Anzac for ever !

Very nice and impressive to see this Anzac March in Darwin, lovely city-port I visited a few years ago. A salute to all Australian veterans!

Thankyou Australians..

Thank you for posting this video.

One thing I have noticed is that the veterans in British, Canadian and Anzac parades are always appropriately dressed and march as they were trained, in a military formation. I would like to see that kind of pride and professionalism when US veterans march.

Why is it when the Australians win, it is a cause for British celebration but when the Australians lose, it is a sorrow day for the Australians, like in Gallipolli.

Advance Australia...we won't forget🇦🇺🇬🇧

Great fighting force, best of the best I wouldn't want any body else next to me but, the marching band needs a bit of work lol

Anzacs day parade history.Australia day parade history.Australian national flag history.National anthem wards changed.What next ?

Hail Australia’s heroes. Thank you for your service.

where was this march

Nice parade and thank you for posting. I would have included a second band.

The Japanese soldiers after WWII ended when interviewed told that the toughest fighters they ever faced were the Anzac troops in Borneo.

Marching withot Music? The Irish defense force is beter than them! 😀😀😀😀

You know your march pieces (Waltzing Matilda) is effective when even civilians start clapping along

Our dead shall not grow old as we who are left grow old. Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn. At the going down of the sun and in the morning we will remember them!

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Would those guns be loaded?

Hi Katherine

Good to know, Skippy :) I noticed that it's right hand drive (I think, as far as I can see) in my video. But, I'm supposing that the US Military would have brought over left hand drive vehicles in WW2.

The old Studebaker looking like new. There should be some good ones of those around. Rumour was Australia kept thousands of them sprayed in grease brand new for decades after WW2 was finished. All we ever got in the early 70s in the Reserves. Studebakers. No way they were 25 years old. A nightmare for new drivers if they had to supply an annual camp via a steep dirt range road. Useless brakes and with an old crash box. Miss a gear on the way down and there was no stopping. We had about 6 of them wrecked one camp. Rumours spread. Nobody hurt seriously. After the first one went over the side they realised the best way to stop them was to crash them into the side embankment. Not go over the side. When we went home we were all very nervous but the driver did a great job. Never missed a gear as we creeped down that rough mountain road. Those 20 something new drivers had a baptism of fire. I bet they will never forget it. They must have been a shit to drive until you got used to them. Useless brakes and a crash box. The only time I was happy to be in the Reserve Infantry and not Transport.

I have a long awaited trip to Bondi Beach planned for February 2020. Been waiting 21 years to get back to Australia and now I'm beginning to wonder if I need to cancel my dream holiday. I honestly think at the rate things are going that this may not be under control by then considering it's only going to get hotter and drier as the summer pushes forward. I have seen many California (West Coast) wildfires on the news over the years, but I don't think any of them come close to what is happening in NSW right now. I feel so terrible for everyone and the wildlife. Poor koalas!!!

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The constant joke continues about army cadet drill 😂

Amazing!!

Very cool!

I dont think scouts should march on anzac day. Like what have they done to deserve it

I think that's because they made quite an impression, which was well appreciated :)

As an Australian living in the U.S. I was very proud to see the warm reception the Marines received during the Anzac Day parade:)