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Remembrance Day - November 11
In Australia the 11th of November is a day to remember those who died in war. The 11th of November 1918, saw the end of WW1. Australians observe one minute's silence at 11.00 am on Remembrance Day. Remembrance Day, was originally called Armistice Day. After the end of WW2 in 1945, the Australian and British governments changed the name to Remembrance Day as an appropriate title for a day which would commemorate all war dead.
In 1993, to mark the 75th anniversary of the 1918 armistice, the Australian Government exhumed the remains of an unknown Australian soldier from the Western Front for entombment at the Australian War Memorial's Hall of Memory, Canberra. In 30 years from 1915, 100,000 Australians died in war service. Many of those died in action. Many also died through sickness and accidents. Many Australians came home with severe war injuries and died not long after, or had a greatly shortened life.
Over 500 Australians died in the Vietnam War, and since WW2, Australians have also seen action in places like Korea, Indonesia, Malaya, Afghanistan and Iraq.
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In Australia the 11th of November is a day to remember those who died in war. The 11th of November 1918, saw the end of WW1. Australians observe one minute's silence at 11.00 am on Remembrance Day. Remembrance Day, was originally called Armistice Day. After the end of WW2 in 1945, the Australian and British governments changed the name to Remembrance Day as an appropriate title for a day which would commemorate all war dead.
In 1993, to mark the 75th anniversary of the 1918 armistice, the Australian Government exhumed the remains of an unknown Australian soldier from the Western Front for entombment at the Australian War Memorial's Hall of Memory, Canberra. In 30 years from 1915, 100,000 Australians died in war service. Many of those died in action. Many also died through sickness and accidents. Many Australians came home with severe war injuries and died not long after, or had a greatly shortened life.
Over 500 Australians died in the Vietnam War, and since WW2, Australians have also seen action in places like Korea, Indonesia, Malaya, Afghanistan and Iraq.
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Download an mp3 audio file of the song for free here Download the lyrics here Sheet music is available for free for commemorative purposes and include, full arrangement, choir, solo voice, piano, guitar (bass & electric), trumpet, drum kit.
REMEMBRANCE DAY
It is over ten years since the creation of the song and now you can hear an instrumental recording of the music here at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JLgnHSudpyY
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Australians Killed in Afghanistan - Lest We Forget
Andrew Russell, 33 David Pearce, 41 Matthew Locke, 33 Luke Worsley, 26 Jason Marks, 27
Sean McCarthy, 25 Michael Fussell, 25 Gregory Michael Sher, 30 Mathew Hopkins, 21
Brett Till, 31 Benjamin Ranaudo, 22 Darren Smith, 25 Jacob Moerland, 21 Ben Chuck, 27
Timothy Aplin, 38 Scott Palmer, 27 Nathan Bewes, 23 Jason Thomas Brown, 29
Grant Kirby, 35 Thomas Dale, 21 Jared MacKinney, 28 Richard Edward Atkinson, 22
Jamie Larcombe, 21 Brett Wood, 32 Andrew Jones, 25 Marcus Case, 27
Rowan Robinson, 23 Todd Langley, 35 Bryce Duffy, 26 Ashley Birt, 22 Luke Gavin, 27
Stuart Nash, 21, was a Rifleman in the British Army. He was born in Sydney and was killed in action in
Afghanistan in 2008. He is not counted in the list of Australian casualties above.
Andrew Russell, 33 David Pearce, 41 Matthew Locke, 33 Luke Worsley, 26 Jason Marks, 27
Sean McCarthy, 25 Michael Fussell, 25 Gregory Michael Sher, 30 Mathew Hopkins, 21
Brett Till, 31 Benjamin Ranaudo, 22 Darren Smith, 25 Jacob Moerland, 21 Ben Chuck, 27
Timothy Aplin, 38 Scott Palmer, 27 Nathan Bewes, 23 Jason Thomas Brown, 29
Grant Kirby, 35 Thomas Dale, 21 Jared MacKinney, 28 Richard Edward Atkinson, 22
Jamie Larcombe, 21 Brett Wood, 32 Andrew Jones, 25 Marcus Case, 27
Rowan Robinson, 23 Todd Langley, 35 Bryce Duffy, 26 Ashley Birt, 22 Luke Gavin, 27
Stuart Nash, 21, was a Rifleman in the British Army. He was born in Sydney and was killed in action in
Afghanistan in 2008. He is not counted in the list of Australian casualties above.