Patriotic Song. War Memorial Music. Inspiring Remembrance Video.

[PedroPistons]

america only won, because, russia got them from the east, we got them from west, italy had south. only north, but theres shit in the north!

[phillip549]

god bless all the men women and children that have died in war they are all heros in one way or another

[KRYSISJAG]

@TheSonofagunner Im right be hind you on you statement below

: )

[cristiandan06]

HA HA HA !!! GERMAN THE BEST EVER !!!

[Darthnewton456]

OK hitter was a powerful leader so i look back and yes German solders where powerful at that time.

[Hawk816816]

salut! greetigns from turkey.

[tresckow]

that kame whiny song is considered war music by you? comme on!

[Timme71m]

im 100% no nazi but the ugly truth is that the alliertes and the russian commited more war-crimes than the german.

[Timme71m]

@tessaestevens yes but they didn't attack the british they invaded poland

[jimmyxx3]

I am more on the German side of WW2 but i have great respect for these brave heroes, they served their country well.

[Catfishman1209]

fuck nazis

[jimmyxx3]

@Cattfishman1209, who says that to me calling himself "cat fish man".

They weren't Nazi's they were also soldiers, German soldiers.

Everybody who fought the war was a soldier and good men, except you disagree with that.

Don't listen to Hollywood when you listen about WW2, it is common sense the Germans were all evil but not the truth.

I also have major respect for the Australians, they had fine soldiers who did anything for their country.

[Catfishman1209]

I know many German soldiers in WW2 did not want to fight, but many, many did. They may be German, but they are also Nazis, which are barbaric, nationalist, murderous people.

"Don't listen to Hollywood when you listen about WW2"

Is Stalingrad, the Holocaust, the Blitzkrieg invasions of Britain, France and many other countries, the POW death camps and other atrocities the Nazis are verified committing mere lies put out by "Hollywood"? I think not.

The nazis were murderous, evil bastards.

[jimmyxx3]

You have absolutely no respect for a single axis soldier do you, you don't even care if their brave or good or not you just immediately label them as "evil".

That was Hitler, and his whole army was not a army of Hitler's.

You have to learn how to respect men who died for their country, and any fucking soldier.

[Catfishman1209]

I have no respect for an axis soldier. The only WW2 soldier I hate more than a Nazi is a Jap.

Anyone who is willing to fight for Hitler is just as bad as Hitler. Now, those German soldiers that were forced to fight for Hitler and did not want to and hated Nazism are a different story, and even in this case, I will never respect someone's service to Nazi Germany.

I have many dead family members because of the Nazis and Japanese in WW2? Once you know the it is very hard to respect these people

[jimmyxx3]

It was their job to kill the enemy, if they didn't follow orders they'd be court marshalled or shot.

I can tell you never heard of what it was like in the war by a single person.

[Catfishman1209]

They were not ordered to terrorize, rape and pillage the people they conquered, like they did. They were not ordered to brutally torture and murder POW's, and they were not ordered to take joy in it.

The only Nazi soldiers I can be indifferent to are the ones that despised Nazism and killing, and only killed in the battlefield. Even then, I can feel no compassion for one who holds Nazi ideology.

I can tell you've never heard of what it was like to live under the rule of these people.

[Stugs21]

Most Nazi soldiers were pretty much brain washed by hitler's propaganda shit and Japan soldiers were still bound to the code of bushido, which is to give no quarter and you should kill yourself or get killed if you lose a battle.

I still hate Nazis, they killed generations of humans just because of a dick-headed Nazi group used them as a scape goat for the lose of WW1 and the treaty of Versailles.

[jimmyxx3]

You are simply blinded by all the bullshit everyone else says, common sense is not always the truth.

[Darthnewton456]

@jimmyxx3 well then if common sense is not the truth then you know nothing you fucking retard

[jimmyxx3]

@Darthnewton456

Read over my comment again if you can read dumbass.

[Darthnewton456]

shut up@jimmyxx3

[jimmyxx3]

@Darthnewton456

You nothing more then an ignorant child.

[Stugs21]

German soldiers- Good

Hitler and Nazi Government- Fuck 'em

[anthonyhantonh]

God bless the ANZACs.

[SamSeverance]

Thankyou Australlia

Britain. :)

[asmodeon]

Cheers to you Aussies, we Americans never had better friends!

[TheHermann88]

the music is a pain in the ear and does not fit in any way to those pictures.

[comander765]

USA FTW!!! XD Semper Fi! WOOT

[BrentWilliamson]

Fuck off

[TheSonofagunner]

i am British and I'm proud of that. i have a deep respect for our armed forces, but i have a profound respect for the aussie forces if only because they always got the shity end of the stick. sent to fight the no hope battles, used like cannon fodder, treated like second rate soldiers but always beating the odds and coming out the other side with honour. id stand the line with an ANZAC any day of the week. i thank all those who have served and are serving their country. stand proud

[redhook4]

I feel the same, expect about the Mother land. I am from Russia,born in Russia and I feel pride for their Armed forces and the ones who fought for revolution.

[daswerdasss]

Me three, Im from Singapore and also born there. In case u guys have not heard about the true Singapore hero, he is Lieutenant Adnan Bin Saidi. He defended Bukit Chandu with only a single battalion of the Malay Regiment in Singapore against 20,000+ Japanese troops. Although he lost he destroyed half of the japs forces. Before i heard bout him i wanted to be a policeman but now i want to be a soldier an protect my country and also our friends

FROM THIS LAND WE ARE MADE

FOR THIS LAND WILL FIGHT!

[booksbenji]

It is amuzing to see the "Aussies' saluteing their Heros as we "Yankee" do.

Serve with sum Aussie in the paddies sum 40 yrs ago, good chaps, love their bier, their families as much as the Yanks. Being from Texas I felt at home.

Semper Fi

[UchihaKaiItachi]

Lol, they sent their troops to aid the British as they were part of the Commonwealth at the time...

[73828]

They are still part of the Commonwealth Realm.

[Soldat80]

Can you hear australia's heroes marchin'?

No, you don't?

That's cvause they stay at home.

They don't fight on the battlefields

And while the're playin' cards and laugh

Real soldiers are dyin'

To protect and serve their home

[Dudeamis]

you do realize they fought in WW2, right?

[munkhbold5]

and in WW1

Remember the batlle of Gallipoli to which this song is dedicated

[Templer1066]

learn your history douchebag

[ihm80]

Very good song and video

[JohnFinnigan1]

Good video. I've always wanted to go to Australia, but plane tickets are pretty expensive. I'll go there someday though. Hello from Canada.

[colindominy]

A fabulous photo-montage here, to accompany this moving song. All interested parties are also strongly recommended to read Peter FitzSimons' books about the battles of Tobruk (featuring the magnificent 9th Austn Divn & its superb leader Lt Gen 'Ming The Merciless' Leslie Morshead; & also his book about the Kokoda Track campaign, an& the glorious stand by the 39th Militia Battalion, led by heroic Col. Ralph Honner - who desperately held the line until elements of the 7th Div. came up in relief.

[RefugeeT]

كس امكم هذا مقطع يامخانيث

[sheppy001]

In a strange way I wish i could have fought alongside my great grandpa and grandad in France and Belgium just to witness the sheer courage and bravery of the men. If only people these days were like those of 1914-1918.

[sheppy001]

Hearing people from all over the world recognising and respecting our troops just makes me so proud to be an Aussie. It makes me even more proud of the troops who fought in WW1 and WW2. I was lucky enough to go to Villers-Brettoneux (australian war memorial in Northern France) and i have to say, it was one of the most amazing places i have been too. It is dead silent (the way it should be) Thankyou everyone for those kind comments. I'm not a religious bloke but god bless you all. Decent people.

[France2234]

God bless the ANZAC's. God bless Australia.

[tiewithoutfly]

Since when does the amount of soldiers lost in a war effect how good they fought? (I am not ridiculing the video) a good example of this is the war in Vietnam bettween the U.S. and the communist NVA. Yes the U.S. lost and around 60,000 american servicemen were killed, but they managed to kill 3,100,000 enemy troops. Talkabout a bitter sweet victory for the NVA. By the way very good video I really respect Ausralians 5/5

[fhreimers]

I an an American. My dad was drafted into the US army before Pearl Harbor. He was sent via British troop ship to Egypt. He saw duty in North Arfica, Italy, France & Germany. He told me the American, British and Germans were all good soldiers but the Australians and New Zealanders were better soldiers, They were country boys, more rugged and tougher. He told me the "Aussies" and the "Kiwis" were the bravest men he ever knew.

[usiasiusia69]

look at our patriotic songs, what is is? im polish

[EmptyBottleTherapies]

I swear this sound EXACTLY like the guy on the Foster's commericals in America.

I keep waiting for him to break down and say "Foster's....Australian for beer."

[wattlebough]

The funny thing is that I don't know anyone here in Oz that drinks Fosters beer. The working class beer favourite would have to be Victoria Bitter (VB) and maybe Carlton Draught. Queenslanders are fond of 4X (XXXX). The upper class beer would be Crown Larger, and the trendy beer drunk by the Gen X/Y middle class would be Pure Blonde, Heineken, Coopers & maybe Boags. Those ones are the main favourites here.

[noyaenermy]

A fantastic video Well done

[weeban]

Total respect to the Australian armed services, no matter how some people would have you believe, we the ordinary working class people of the U.K. love, adore and respect the Aussie armed services. You an all the commonwealth bailed us out when we were desperate. No matter how our shite house politicians try to twist the truth, The British public are grateful. God bless Australia and the ANZAC forces always.

[JGunter1994]

I'm not an Aussie but still I would salute them.

[Minofin]

Australians where involved in war ? o.O never heard

[wattlebough]

Yep, 330,000 Aussies fought in WW1(all volunteers) in Northern France, Belgium, Gallipoli(Turkey) & Palestine.

In 3 years (1915-1918) 60,000 were killed; 152,000 wounded & 4,000 taken prisoner (they captured 29,000 Germans & 40,000+ Turks). 960,000 Aussies fought in WW2 against Germany in Libya (Siege of Tobruk) & Egypt, and against Japan in the jungles & mountains of Papua New Guinea, Singapore & Borneo. 16,000 Aussies fought in Korea (1950-1953) & 50,000 Aussies fought in Vietnam (1965-1972).

[dingodave1]

My god! You are well informed aren't you? WELL DONE! I just thank God that it was not all in vain, because of these people( men & women), we are a free country today.

[BroadCastTuber]

God Bless Australia.

[EmptyBottleTherapies]

why didn't they try to stop the Armenian Genocide if they were in turkey?

[wattlebough]

That's not a bad question to ask Empty. To find the answer you'd have to investigate the "Gallipoli Campaign" of WW1. It involved troops from the UK, Australia, New Zealand, India, France & Newfoundland & was fought on the European side of the Dardanelles Straight. It was intended to knock Turkey out of the war by capturing Istanbul (Constantinople) so that the Allies could access the Black Sea to open up supply lines to the Russians on the Eastern Front. It was Winston Churchill's idea.

[EmptyBottleTherapies]

I did not know that, and it's hard to pull war tivia out of a hat that I haven't heard before, lol, I give you props for that.

Most of my information for WWI is in reference to the American, British, French front along the Rhine, and ofcourse the Armenian Genocide. Did not know much about the Aussie involvement in Gallipoli...too bad they never reached Istanbul, I wonder how many Armenians could have been saved. I will definatley look into that. :)

[wattlebough]

Hope you don't mind indulging me here Empty, but I just love to share little known trivia about my home country- did you know that Australia had 5 Infantry Divisions and 18 Artillery Brigades on the Western Front between March 1916 & Nov 1918, and 14 Mounted Infantry Regiments (Australian Light Horse) that fought in Palestine between 1916-1918 very successfully after the allied failure of 1915 at Gallipoli? Aussie Lt Gen Monash even had command of 2 US divisions at St Quentin Canal 1918.

[Minofin]

Americans i have simple question, for what freedom are u fighting :D ? u killed all indians took the lands of free and declaired its free country called america, ur grand grand parents where terrorists tell me im wrong lol...

[wattlebough]

Mate, I don't know if you were paying any attention, but this is a tribute to Australian soldiers of WW1 & 2. There are no Americans in this vid. Cheers.

[gf8675309]

Greetings from America

I honor each and every one of your brave soldiers. God Bless.

[nolifetilleather83]

I have to say, I was looking for the Russian "Patriotic Song" and I came across this.

I'm sure they were all brave men and should be remembered dependent on the cause, but this song is just terrible..

[dingodave1]

FUCK YOU REG!

[oldscout379]

It's a minor nit-picking from a Yank and might not even be completely accurate but ANZAC is a combination of Australian "Diggers" AND New Zealand"Kiwis". And recentlty the two governments have not seen eye-to-eye on all deployments. Not to imply anything than differing national interests which exist among the best of Allies. But this Yank is proud to stand shoulder to shoulder with Aussies as they have with us in WWI, WWII, Korea, Viet Nam and now in the Middle East.

[wattlebough]

Yes Sir, ANZAC refers to the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps that was formed in the early phase of the 2 nation's involvement in WW1, first actions being from 25th April 1915 in Turkey. There were 2 ANZAC Corps on the Western Front until the 5 Australian infantry Divisions of the AIF were united under one Corps HQ in May 1918 under Australian Lieutenant General Sir John Monash. The NZ Division continued to bolster the strength of various British Corps' it was attached to as they needed.

[normannodelsud]

as it changes the world the Australians in the second world war they fought against Italians in North Africa... Now Australians and Italians fight together the talebanis in Afghanistan... Good-bye

[wattlebough]

I think that the Italian soldiers were smart in WW2 to not buy into Mussolini's silly plans of Empire. It is cool how many of the Italian POWs that were interned in Australia did not want to go home when the war ended, but "escaped" so that they could stay! Many later became Australian citizens. (LOL).

[normannodelsud]

I am a soldier paratrooper of the brigade Folgore, to El Alamein we are also made there honor against the Australians, however the empires it is true they don't serve to anything, Italy is a very rich nation with a level of life stop, if we had had the empire it was our turn to give to eat to so much non Italian people hahahaha... Good-bye LOL

[ScouserLegend]

it's funny watching these australian vids and americans saying how good they were in the war and how many people died, im still looking for an english movie

[WilliamHBonney55]

ScouserLegend

it's funny watching these australian vids and americans saying how good they were in the war and how many people died,

One thing that pissed off a lot of people was Time Life saying how American won the war. Canadian fought in WW2 and liberated Holland. Ever since then the Dutch has really loved Canadians. The Americans didn't even get involved in the war until a few years after it started. The sat back and made money selling arms.

The one

[wattlebough]

An interesting fact is that more Aussies died (61,000) in action in WW1 than US troops, slightly more Canadians were killed (64,000?) in WW1 than there were Aussies. I think that it was no mistake that the Australian Corps and Canadian Corps were selected to make the decisive allied punch of WW1 at the Battle of Amiens in 1918. It does give weight to the claim that the Aussies and Canadians were arguably the toughest 2 infantry corps of the war.

[WilliamHBonney55]

In all honest I didn't hear much in school when I was growing up when it comes to Australia. I remember being a child and listing to WW1 vets in the gym on remembrance day.I would think that Canada and Australia have good relations. It is one country that I would love my sons to see when they are old enough. You have a lot of churches in Australia so I would want my sons to be in with a church group. Very interesting information. Peace mate!

[wattlebough]

That's expected, Australia is small fry on the world scene. A quick summary is: 330,000 volunteer Aussie troops fought in WW1 at Gallipoli (Turkey), Northern France, Belgium & Palestine (with 5 infantry divisions, 18 artillery brigades, 14 Light Horse (mounted infantry) regiments & 3 Australian Flying Corps squadrons). 61,000 KIA, 154,000 WIA, 4,000 POW (they captured 29,000Germans & 40,000+ Turks).

[wattlebough]

WW2 960,000 Aussies fought. Main campaigns were North Africa (Siege of Tobruk, Bardia, El Alamein) & Papua New Guinea (Kokoda Track, Gona-Buna, Wau, Lae, Wewak, Salamaua), fighting Japan.

Aussies were involved in the Malayan Emergency & Indonesian Confrontation (1949-1966).

16,000 Aussies were in Korea; 50,000 Aussies in Vietnam between 1965-1972 (500 killed, 2,400 wounded) in Phuoc Tuy province, Bien Hoa (1965) & Long Phuoc, major battles being Long Tan, Binh Ba and FSBs Coral & Balmoral.

[WilliamHBonney55]

There are many nations that I would NEVER want my sons to travel to. However as I said I would love to have my sons see Australia when they grow up.I will share this information with them. Thanks!

Peace Mate!

[WilliamHBonney55]

You sound like a teacher. I bet you are a school teacher.

Every Australian I have met that has moved to Canada was a decent human being. I met an Australian couple on the ferry going from Vancouver to Victoria and they were a wonderful couple. Always polite and respectful. Your nation has fought many wars and done well but most important your nation has raised decent human beings.

[WilliamHBonney55]

Thanks for the info. Australia may be a small fry but so is Canada. We do not have a very big military. We are a huge nation as far as land mass but we only have approx 30 million people. The only thing that I have heard here in Canada is that Aussies are crazy and good fighters. Lol!. Never sell yourselves short. I do not know anyone that is apposed to Australia.

[stupidkids5]

the australians were a HUGE help during mostly all of the wars that we fought in and i thank u guys for that

[wattlebough]

Hey there mate. You'd be amazed at some of the battles the Aussies fought in WW1. The Aussies always tout Gallipoli, but Northern France and Palestine is where they did a lot of damage to the German and Turkish armies. Australia played the lead role in the Battle of Amiens, the decisive battle of WW1, on 8th August 1918, with 15 Aussie Infantry Brigades(40,000+ men) on the move at once. German General Ludendorff called that day "the Black day of the German army for the history of the war".

[fairclought7]

All i can say to my Australian brothers is thank you for your sacrifices, And it is an honour that you fight by our side again.

They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old:

Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn.

At the going down of the sun and in the morning

We will remember them. We will remember them.

[wattlebough]

We are kin. As a Kiwi Officer once said to Rommel: "You attack one country you attack the entire British Empire". Though the empire is well in twilight, I still believe that blood is thicker than water, no matter what people and politicians say. Kind regards.

[wattlebough]

Something that I find striking about this vid is the amazing difference between the deportment of the WW1 diggers and the diggers of WW2.  You can't mistake the photos of the WW1 boys. The WW2 diggers seem much more "disciplined" and stiff as far as their drill goes. Very curious to know why that is.

[widgit007]

Perhaps because prior to WW1 Australia had a limited millitary tradition and culture.

[jimmyxx3]

I may like the German side better,but i hope the Anzac day will be never forgotten.

Australia had many losses so they deserve respect!

[VIPER4054]

That was one of the most OUTSTANDING and POWERFUL videos Ive seen. - It truly makes me PROUD AS HELL to be an Aussie.

I was never a serviceman ( short of cadets ) -but if the time ever comes - then I'll be PROUD to stand up and take up arms to protect this country, my family, and our proud ANZAC history. - Speaking of history, I left a video response entitled " The last ANZAC " as aa way of expressing my personal pride in the country. because nobody in the media ever BOTHERED.

GAME-ON!

[82ndarmy]

australia should be proud. im american but australia is an important allie.

[wattlebough]

Hi there mate. Did you know that during WW1 at the Battle of St Quentin Canal in France, 2 Australian Infantry Divisions & 2 US Divisions broke through the "impenetrable" Hindenburg Line on 25th September 1918. The war was over in less than two months. Kind regards. Jonno.

[HWAskiBRAVO]

terrific country, im british but god i admire australia, thank you for everything

[conrad4ever]

Austraila helped very much in the pacific and helped us beat Japan.

[mattsaoz]

Aussies, I'm English but I know the price you paid to help my nation. We must always be allies. God bless you all, Matt.

[eragonant12]

thank you astrallian guys. You guys really helped us amricans.

[amatera]

good music

[ir0nh0rse]

Thank you to every one who served/serves, from every country, defending freedom.

[rasigs]

im a former digger and proud to be one of manny who served in diff parts of this world i did it for my family and yours as we all did and do all soliders of the world do that proud digger

[MysteriousDoor]

Thank you to the Anzac from America. Thanks for helping us securing the Pacific in ww2.

[aztec995]

war brings destruction of families

[DESheffield2nd]

and sometimes not fighting there will be not only destruction to the family but to your home your country.

[Rosky12]

the style reminds me of american idol

[Pmolyn]

So who's the artist of the song? I want to download it to play at my brother's funeral. He was killed in the middle east in a patrol and their ASLAV got ambushed. I love australia and my brother and all aussie soldiers. Good on ya mates.

[cookman283]

Sincerest condolences mate, to you and your family, I'm sorry for your loss mate.

[wyester01]

Sorry about ur bro mate RIP

say a pray for his soul

[VIPER4054]

So sorry to here of your loss my friend...may I ALSO add my deepest condolences mate, to you and your family as well.

Now, I dont know you from a bar of soap and visa-versa - however as an Australian, your loss is mine brother. He's earned his rest now and is the company of ALL the ANZACS before him.

A sad day indeed mate. - however I am humbled to have crossed the path of a man who's brother was prepaired to fight for, ( and sadly ) passed away for his country.

Words cannot express.

[Pmolyn]

I deeply thank you for your concern, my Australian brother. It is good to know that there are true Australians still fighting for the ANZAC spirit, once again...thank you.

[vanbock]

To Wablief,

My dad was one of the Americans who helped liberate Holland, which is where our family came from. He was proud to be a member of the US Army as I was when I served in Viet Nam.

Despite some leftist elements in the U.S. we are always ready to defend freedom.

[saopaulo450]

Nice song.

[wablief12]

this song inspired me so much and this number is beautifull we hollanders are happy whit the austalian and other HEROES now im netherlands if THE HEROES not came im was now germans but im dutch because THE HEROES killed the intruders!!!!

[panter92]

Great song. Will inspire people to overcome obstacles in their lives.

[silurius1]

Great respect for Australian heroes from Poland. U showed, haw to fight.

[munchvan]

"Patriotism is the last refuge of a scoundrel."

Samuel Johnson

(British essayist, biographer, lexicographer and a critic of English Literature)

[revelation100]

Samuel Johnson made this famous pronouncement that patriotism is the last refuge of a scoundrel on the evening of April 7, 1775. He doesn't provide any context for how the remark arose, so we don't really know for sure what was on Johnson's mind at the time.

[revelation100]

However, many feel that that Johnson was not indicting patriotism in general, only false patriotism. It's amazing how someone from Germany will add such a comment on a video honoring Australia's war dead. My advice to you is, stick to subjects that relate to your own country.

[revelation100]

I got to thinking. Why would someone from Germany make a comment like you did on an Australian video. Then looking on the internet, I found a comment atributed to you. The following comment is by munchvan...

[revelation100]

munchvan (January 26, 2008 at 9:02 am)

AUSSIE AUSSIE AUSSIE,who are the descendants of heavy convicts expelled from Europe.Aussie pride lol

[revelation100]

munchvan, Australians are proud of their heritage. You obviously don't like Australians.

Don't bother coming to this video again.

[brotherdevil]

beautiful. its all true. brilliant and patriotic. AUSTRALIA AUSTRALIA AUSTRALIA HURRAH!!! the best country in the world.

[justlikeyou77]

no country is the best... i mean i think that it is great that you are proud of your country and everything but when it all comes down to it... no ones the best and greatest anymore.

[brotherdevil]

ok ill rephrase it, AUSTRALIA the most beautiful land, the country of heroes and legend. god bless all our heroes across the sea HURRAH HURRAH HURRAH

[stancil3]

you shouldnt have to refrase it thats the way it is

[brotherdevil]

thank you its greatly appreciated. i feel incredibly patriotic for australia and those heroes over seas and within our shores. GOD BLESS AUSTRALIA!!! i always have that feeling in my heart of pride for australia.

[revelation100]

It's a great country.

[LandWarriorSoldier]

I am American and I've been to Australia 3 times. I love it there, it is beautiful and I when I go there i can feel the similar feelings of freedom in the 2 countries. I am so glad we are allies.

[revelation100]

So am I.

[brotherdevil]

america has produced some brilliant people and i am proud to say we are allies i respect her troops as much as our own. i ask that we are allowed to be a free and independant country though, but with good allies.

[RaeJ61]

no need to brag but i think Australia is the best country in the world.

[revelation100]

Totally agree with you.

[antker56]

:D AUSSIE

[Bmicrochip]

im a turk and i respect all the heroes of ww1! the australians the germans and the turks of course!

[RaeJ61]

let me hear you australians AUSSIE AUSSIE AUSSIE !!!

[razgriz87]

Top work mate. Top work.

[revelation100]

Thanks for the comment.

[IncenseNPeppermint]

Black and White onya

[jojomarch]

aussie aussie aussie

[razgriz87]

oi oi oi!

[Wiier]

War sucks.

Im from New Zealand, Im so proud of the ANZACs ...

[Masonjb1]

Great vid man. And Im proud to be an Australian

[revelation100]

Thanks for the comment.

[revelation100]

Can You Hear Australia's Heroes Marching?' is a national war memorial song and a tribute to the ANZAC spirit of mateship, courage and sacrifice. The song is timeless and honours the memory of those who have died in the service and defence of Australia in war. The song does not glorify war or endorse conflict of any kind. The song simply highlights the sacrifice of many Australians who died in the service and defence of our country in war. (Comment by Peter Barnes - author of the song)

[Aegius]

I thought to inform you that a movie based upon the bombing of Darwin will be out next year. It's called "Australia" and it is being produced by 20th Century Fox. It's sure to be a smash hit.