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25.01.2022 Please SHARE this post. FREE Certificate creation service. Post in the comments the name of your anzac, where they were born and date of birth, add an image if you have one, and we'll create a certificate for you, just like we did for Margaret: https://honouringanzacs.net.au/custom.php

21.01.2022 Please SHARE Our continual thanks to Riverina Library Network for their support of our ANZAC websites: https://www.facebook.com/rrlmobilelibrary

19.01.2022 Honouring Anzacs and Honouring Veterans have a mission to keep the legacy alive of those who served Australia in wars and conflicts. The more people who know of our Facebook page and websites, the stronger the legacy will be. Please SHARE this post and LIKE our Facebook page to play a little part in supporting the legacy. Lest We Forget https://honouringveterans.org/ http://honouringanzacs.net.au

18.01.2022 Submit details of your Anzac or veteran from ww1 or ww2 add an image if you have one and your relationship and we'll create a beautiful certificate of dedication for you as a free service. Lest We Forget Please SHARE this post with your friends.

17.01.2022 ANZAC Day is fast approaching and it's the time we reflect and honour those that served in past wars and conflicts on our behalf. At our websites, you can create beautiful certificates of dedication to those you know and who served. https://honouringanzacs.net.au http://honouringveterans.org/ Here's a short video demonstrating how easy it is to create a certificate. https://youtu.be/FWRtCtB64Zs

16.01.2022 On behalf of the Family, I write this tribute for my Great Uncle Walter Knowles (known as ‘Bob’) 3rd son of Thomas Knowles & Priscilla King (nee Frost). He wa...s born in Melrose SA on 8/4/1884. Walter left home at age 14 to follow his brothers to work in WA. He worked on a dairy farm in Albany before going to the Pilbara region where he was employed as a drover and later managed ‘Wyloo Station’. He was known as an exceptional horse-man. He enlisted with the A.I.F. on 27/2/1915 in Onslow WA and was sent to Blackboy Hill Training Camp Greenmount WA. On June 30th 1915, he embarked at Fremantle on the Kanowna for the Middle East with 7th Reinforcement Group for the 10th Light Horse Regiment (LHR). Operations: Gallipoli with 10th LHR. He was in many locations for which he was ultimately awarded the Military Medal as follows - For exceptional bravery in action. From 4-10th Aug 1916, at HAMISAH, SAGIA and MUSHALFAT. For most gallant conduct and great assistance in the capture of three machine guns, many prisoners, and ammunition, and for bringing in valuable information after penetrating the enemy’s lines on night reconnaissance. Later, he was ‘recommended’ for a 2nd Military Medal for his action at MAGDHABA on 24/12/1916 When the Mounted Charge was in progress a party of the enemy were enfilading and Cpl Knowles perceiving this galloped his gun detachment to a position from which he not only kept down the enemy fire but was the means of effecting their surrender. His work throughout the day was of the highest order (apparently not approved). Also, he has 3 Mentioned in Despatches - recommended by Sir Charles Munro and Sir Archibald James Murray. There are many references to his service with words like bravery, conspicuously good work, and dangerous missions scouting work in the front trenches finding many sniper positions, recorded in his Service Records. He died on 8/6/1960 in Perth and rests in a cemetery in Nedlands WA. Lest we Forget. See more

16.01.2022 Thank you for submitting the image of Frederick Knapp http://anzacheroes.org/Knapp,_Frederick/?aid=97618 Lest We Forget

12.01.2022 Dedicated to Henry Oliver Lancaster World War Two https://bit.ly/2JVbZeq LEST WE FORGET

11.01.2022 THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE.

10.01.2022 ANZAC Day is fast approaching and we would like to play our part in making it special. Please SHARE this post to make it a special invitation to your friends to come and LIKE the Honouring ANZACS Facebook page which you are already a part of. LEST WE FORGET Please SHARE

09.01.2022 Henry James Joseph Miller https://australiaremembers.net.au/veteranstories/veteran/

08.01.2022 Kathy Lawson emailed: "I recently discovered your site while doing a bit of family history regarding an Anzac Great Uncle, and found that you also have the WWII soldiers listed as well. The site is an excellent idea." http://australiaremembers.net.au/veteranstories/veteran/... Thank you Kathy LEST WE FORGET

08.01.2022 Please Share "Lest We Forget" Click the link and Pin A Poppy http://honouringanzacs.net.au They sacrificed so much so we could live our lives as we do. ... Can you sacrifice a few seconds to PIn A Poppy for an Anzac.

07.01.2022 Frances Ray Douglas

06.01.2022 http://anzacheroes.org/ We are building the largest private images archive of those who served in World War One, we call them "Anzac Heroes." We invite you to submit images of your "Anzac Heroes so they can be permantly honoured on our website. List your Anzac Hero" by visiting Honouring Anzacs, search for your Anzac and then create a custom certificate, the image you add to the certificate will then be archived on our website. Our intention is to gift the collection to the ...Australian War Memorial and National Library Of Australia http://anzacheroes.org/

06.01.2022 Please SHARE this post. FREE Certificate creation service. If you have a relative who served in WORLD WAR TWO Post in the comments the name of your veteran, where they were born and date of birth, add an image if you have one, and we'll create a certificate for you.

06.01.2022 If you work in a government department, please consider posting the following to your intranet notice board. We need help promoting our ANZAC websites. Lest We Forget... ===========Please Post============ ANZAC Day 2018 is fast approaching. Did you know, if you have a photograph of someone who served in WW1 or WW2 you can create a beautiful certificate of dedication in honour of the ANZAC or Veteran ANZACS https://honouringanzacs.net.au/ Veterans http://honouringveterans.org/ ==================================

06.01.2022 Rosemary Sprigs & Poppy Flowers - An Anzac Day Poem ANZAC Day, again is here, Commemorating once a year,... Our Brave, for every war they fought, For Them, we share a grateful thought. Every April, twenty five, Heartfelt thanks, we are alive. Alive to live a life that's free, And filled with opportunity. Soldiers, Diggers, mates for life, As family as a child or wife. A bond that's very rarely broken, Hardships known remain unspoken. Humble treats would raise a grin, ANZAC bickies in a tin. Baked with love and Cockie's Joy, A taste of home to Spirit’s buoy. Rosemary sprigs & Poppy flowers, Symbolic gestures at pre-dawn hours. Aussies & Kiwis join together, Uniting like birds of a feather. At cenotaphs, wreaths we lay, Lump in throat, as we pray. Army troops stand at attention, Witnessing our flag’s ascension. Khakis & slouch hats worn so proudly, Trumpeter plays The Last Post loudly. Hand on brow in salutation, Brave defenders of our Nation. ANZAC Day, full of tradition, Marches & sports competition, Coin toss two-up, place a bet, Lest We Forget, Lest We Forget. ANZAC Day, again is here, Commemorating once a year, Our Brave, for every war they fought, For Them, we share a grateful thought. ~ Vicki Hadfield 25th April, 2016 Hugs, Health & Happiness to You & Your Loved Ones, Enjoy your ANZAC Day, Vicki Vicki Hadfield #ANZACday2017 #ANZACday #LestWeForget #Poetry #AnzacDayPoem #Poem

01.01.2022 PLEASE SHARE THIS POST We are sourcing images of our ANZACS from World War One. We ask anyone who may have images to upload them to Anzac Heroes. ... Please pass this post on to your friends. Our hope is that the images of our heroes do not fade away never to seen and appreciated by future generations. "Lest We Forget" http://anzacheroes.org

01.01.2022 Please SHARE To commemorate ANZAC Day 2018 we are creating special certificates to honour individual ANZACS http://honouringanzacs.net.au LEST WE FORGET