LIVE: Perth March | Anzac Day 2024 🎖️ | OFFICIAL BROADCAST | ABC Australia

[@walterquinnhall5388]

May the spirit of ANZAC strengthen the co-operation & the friendship between the forces ⚔️of Australia🌏 🦘🌳🦜⛰️🐨🌲🌅🐳🌊🐬 🇭🇲 and New Zealand 🌏🐄🏡🐑🏔️🐎🏞️🌅🐧🇳🇿. Salute from Walter of Brisbane Australia who is currently in Washington DC USA 🌉🦅🗽🇺🇲.

[@nighthawktt]

Blessings all 🙏⚘️ Thank you kindly for sharing your Memorial Day on KZbin

[@Rith-f3n]

Watching with respect and affectio in UK.

[@fayekalantzis-oy6dp]

So delighted they're here instead of over there . Lest we forget❤

[@mikecrabbe5263]

SO much wanted to March that day! Thank you for sharing.

[@SirAxel.]

We will remember them, lest we forget.

[@TrollersUnited]

I was holding a banner during this, truly an amazing experience

[@SirAxel.]

Drafted lol.

[@bobhawkboss6936]

I was in the crowd, how did you guys find the wind? hahaha

[@TrollersUnited]

@@bobhawkboss6936 it was terrible 😂 I was using all my strength as a weak lil army cadet just to hold up the banner

[@changhunleem615]

Woah

[@zoeambler4489]

Where is the beginning?

[@SecondRulishEmpire]

i promise i didnt break the communications navy thing

[@meytimeshki]

In some cases, prisoners and convicts in Australia were forcibly sent to war, especially in the early days of World War I. Some countries employed a policy of conscription to bolster their military forces, and prisoners, convicts, or individuals convicted of various crimes could be recruited as military personnel to participate in the war. However, it should be noted that in some cases, prisoners likely had a choice and could opt for military service instead of prison, especially if it offered them opportunities for improved status or increased rights and privileges. But in other cases, these individuals may have been coerced or pressured into participating in the war. Now, those same convicts who were deemed dangerous to society are remembered as war heroes, and the Australian government not only hides this significant lie through media but shamelessly continues to glorify war and aggression against other countries.

[@JessicaWatson-d2s]

I was there because I am part of girl guides

[@jeffmar8]

womp womp

[@ava-im4bc]

rip less we forget

[@terryjeisman7550]

Gentlemen Australian Navy vessels are never refered to as the HMAS! It is just HMAS. Think about it, HMAS, His Majesty's Australian Ship. putting "the" in front of it doesn't make sense.

[@meytimeshki]

It’s shameful that Australia attacked countries in World War I that posed no direct threat to Australian soil, sacrificed its own soldiers, killed innocent people, and now proudly celebrates this brutal slaughter without learning any lessons from its past mistakes. It’s extremely shameful that Australian taxpayers’ money is used to kill people in other lands, endangering the lives of its own soldiers, and celebrating this disastrous folly. Shame and disgrace upon war.