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  1. 14th November 2018, 08:36 PM #1
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    The Kings men, an English Gallipoli memory.

    We Aussies must remember we were not the only ones to lose so many men at Gallipoli, indeed the English and French suffered badly. Lest we forget.

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    One thing that struck me , was the schoolchildren laying a wreath for the Anzacs. I've been to many Anzacs days here, and haven't seen a wreath laid for the English. Doesn't mean it hasn't happened, of course.
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