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The society shares maintains a number of social media channels to interact with our members, share useful or interesting information. We do this to enhance and promote interest in military history and to share our passion with the world.
You can see each of our channels below, including our live social media feed which collates the activities on twitter, Facebook and YouTube.
Public Lecture: The Miracle of D-Day, 6 June 1944: 80th Anniversary ... See MoreSee Less
Public Lecture: The Miracle of D-Day, 6 June 1944: 80th Anniversary
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FREE EVENT: PUBLIC LECTURE - SATURDAY, 3 AUGUST 2024, SYDNEY
Our contribution to commemorations of the 80th anniversary of D-Day at Anzac Memorial Hyde Park. Noel Phelan will speak on The Miracle of D-Day, focusing on the miraculous feat of planning, logistics, coordination and supply which pulled off the greatest amphibious assault in history and a crucial turning point of World War II. More details here:
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FREE EVENT: PUBLIC LECTURE - SATURDAY, 3 AUGUST 2024, SYDNEY
Our contribution to commemorations of the 80th anniversary of D-Day at Anzac Memorial Hyde Park. Noel Phelan will speak on The Miracle of D-Day, focusing on the miraculous feat of planning, logistics, coordination and supply which pulled off the greatest amphibious assault in history and a crucial turning point of World War II. More details here:
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American flagship USS Trenton and the French ship Rigult de Genouilly at Circular Quay, Sydney, 1938. ... See MoreSee Less
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Interesting photos 🥰🇦🇺
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Anzac Day march down Bridge Street, Sydney, 1927.
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Bridge Street looks good with trees down the centre
On days like these Australia should devote the whole day to remembering. Taking part in the marches, visiting grave sites. and finish off with a quiet family meal at home , just like old times. Festivities should be put on the back burner, for the day, inc , any major sport events. Work, big shopping centre to shut shop, as we are not celebrating this event, we are remembering it. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Back when we had respect.
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HMAS Sydney, to become known as the Vung Tau Ferry. These photos show her at Garden Island. Her story in the time of the Vietnam War is in detail at :https://seapower.navy.gov.au/hmas-sydney-iii-part-2. That site contains many wonderful photos. These two I felt are hichly descriptive of Sydney and of the Garden Island stting of the day. ... See MoreSee Less
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Thank you for this post. John Fleming aka Fred did a few of the Vung Tau Ferry runs as well as the US trip. That was his last trip and payed off on the return from US.
These schools holidays, discover the personal stories, stunning Art Deco architecture and commemorative symbolism behind the Anzac Memorial with a FREE one-hour guided highlights tour.
Our knowledgeable guides will lead you through the significance of the incredible sculptures that are featured around the building, the architectural design that dates back to the 1930s, as well as the more recent award-winning Centenary Extension.
Visitors will also experience the daily Service of Remembrance during the morning tours, a special moment to pause and remember those who served and made the ultimate sacrifice.
Plan for some extra time after the tour to visit the Memorial’s permanent exhibition which showcases the experiences of Australian servicemen and servicewomen for over a century of service in conflicts and peacekeeping operations.
Highlight tours take place every Wednesday, Friday and Sunday at 10.00am. Saturdays at 1.00pm.
Bookings are recommended. Book your tour here 👉 www.eventbrite.com.au/e/anzac-memorial-highlights-tour-tickets-517090781447
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