PNG INDEPENDENCE DAY, 16_09_1975- Port Moresby, Sir John Guise Stadium.

[@rustyknight2066]

I want this standard returned to my nation and for it to be placed in glory

[@davidunage2722]

Yes indeed. These were the glory days of PNG and by God such days it will return.

[@NaezelAvia]

Pride of PNGDF, feel proud of that error

[@trevorwaninara7570]

1975 ushered in PNG's Independence as a sovereign and democratic nation. Late Sir Michael Thomas Somare the architect of PNG's Independence. 🇦🇺🇵🇬

[@MiriamSolomon-d5p]

Thank God for giving us Independence. To God be the Glory.

[@SiaJoeseph]

I recall to those loving days

[@JeremyPritchard-we4dz]

Papua New Guinea, once administered by Australia, proud and independent today, will always be together as wantok nations. God bless Australia and Papua New Guinea..

[@kevinyowait2463]

The independence is good but it was also sad letting Australia go. We should have let Australia stay on or get autonomy instead of independence, in that way, development will be fast whilst, law & order, health, & education, will be generally good. Kevin Milne Bay Province.

[@jack-buckhilll5428]

No regret! keep moving forward...PNG is doing fine and lucky to gain Independence... a great future waiting ahead...Australia will always be in PNG 200%...PNG is safe and the future is bright, what you see and experiences now are transient problems...common in third world countries...PNG is doing great.

[@tunariva8212]

If only our mindsets are change like our forefathers we will better. Currently we are over educated. Planti saveman tumas na nogat man bai harim narapela!

[@JeremyPritchard-we4dz]

@@tunariva8212 - Interesting. I want greater PNG citizen involvement here in AUS in all employment tiers, and of course, in hospitals, policing and defence, think rotational force concept, a la the US Marine Rotational Force based in Darwin. Training and for skills to take back into PNG. I'd similarly expect US Forces to open up intake of qualified PNGDF for purposes of training and mutual assistance.

[@user-Miss-Tom43you100ya]

Australia will always be in our heart ...🙏 Thankyu for your service in PNG.

[@desmondrobin9925]

Happy 49th Anniversary PNG- September 16th 2024

[@stanleyyowano8775]

Order maintained, great respect for the country displayed..

[@stanleykena7464]

PNG independent, lowered the Australian flag with high respect and handed it over to Australia , with out any disrespectful manner. That showed PNG have great honour and respect to her mother colony nation Australia.

[@marthamemti8648]

God bless my beautiful country 😢❤️💛🤍🖤

[@EchonYeps]

Thank you Almighty God..🙏🏻

[@nicole.mkamjua9915]

God Bless PNG❤🇵🇬

[@EzekielYenda]

❤❤❤❤

[@NGIKiddo]

God bless 🙏 Papua New Guinea 🇵🇬🙏♥️

[@benardkarcher]

When King Charles was a prince. 5 years later from that date he went to Rhodesia and was entertained by Bob Marley in the newly independant Robert Mugabe led Zimbabwe. 👐🙌👏

[@jack-buckhilll5428]

Beautiful indeed👍

[@dannybuka9250]

O my gosh please don’t tell me that I just saw prince Charles during the independence of png.😀😀❤️

[@NathanielKara-mh2xu]

How they march look much neat back then

[@JeremyPritchard-we4dz]

Were always considered good rugged soldiers. ADF, US Forces and other allied nations mutually train to improve skills and interoperability. Those who serve in the PNGDF should be considered patriots by all PNG folk.

[@joekameli3975]

Best of the best

[@tommymera9236]

The soldiers were smart back then. The old lady was crying back then cause she knew what will happen today. And it’s happening.

[@hendriettakonduo6310]

Respect ❤❤

[@BrianKenodega]

This is the true color of png

[@marvelandreas2239]

👍👍👍

[@michaellamel6746]

Prince Charls❤❤❤

[@EthelAchim]

👍💯❤🖤💛