Anzac Day Mumina Saburi Year 10 - N

Anzac Day Australian and New Zealand Army Corps Day is on 25th of April which occurred in 1915 at Turkey, Gallipoli. Also, it is a national day where we remember the soldiers who fought at Gallipoli.

Day of the Remembrance Anzac day is a day of the remembrance. We remember the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps who fought and died in Gallipoli. We pay respect to the soldiers for their sacrifice and show pride for the people that served this country. Also, people can give their attention to family members who have died on that day.

The Dawn Service The Dawn Service is a national and public ceremony. It occurs each year from 5:30am to 6am to remember and give respect to the soldiers. On this day soldiers march and the soldiers might give speeches and show their respect to all soldier who fought and lost their life at war. Also, people might read the diaries and letters from the dead soldiers to know what happened to them and to be proud of them. At the ceremony all people silent for a minute to commemorate soldiers.

Anzac Day March The aim of the ANZAC Day March is to give respect to soldiers who gave their life at war. People will bring bunch of flowers to show that they remember soldiers and to commemorate the soldiers. Also, to honour those who served in the defence of Australia.

The Last Post The Last post is when the soldier is playing on the bugle. In military tradition, the Last Post is the call that means the end of the day's activities. It is also sound to indicate that the soldier has gone to his final rest and at commemorative services such as Anzac Day and Remembrance Day. Also, the Last Post is to commemorate the soldiers who fought at war.