Kokoda

Battle scene from the WW2 movie Kokoda

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• australia
• japan
• ww2
• battle
• movie
• australian
• japanese
• allies
• war

[StrengthinGod]

Got to love the aussies, God bless them from the US.

[scottweise18]

@rothwellullathorne I hear that man . I'm Canadian . Its just the same . Canadians fought in Hong Kong the same way Autrailians fought in New Guinea the same way Americans fought in Iwo Jima the same way British fought in Malaysia and Singapore . We're all the same and one couldnt have been successful without the other .

[doubledecker1985]

@scottweise18 Well said that man

[doubledecker1985]

@joeynator99 Yeah, they did send Aussies and Canadians to dangerous battlegrounds and they sent their own lads to serve along side them, and die beside them. British lads died with Canadian lads in Normandy. British lads died with Australian lads at Gallipoli (the majority of casualites were British). When you come out with a statement like you did you only display your own ignorance.

Try reading books instead of watching films like Gallipoli and you'll have a better understanding.

[joeynator99]

@scottweise18 We all could have done without the brit's. They sent countless canadian's and australian's to the most dangeours battleground's of all whole war. Australian's and Candian's undertock the battles with the highest mortality rate (65% at galipoli) and lowest chance of success. All for the good of the 'commonwealth. Its disgusting. When the jap's invaded australia do you think the brits sent aid. NO fucking WAY. Fuck the uk and the royal family from a soon to be republic, Australia!!

[TheUltrapilot]

My Hero's <3

[Rikitocker]

It was Aussies that held out against Rommel and the Afrikacorps at Tobruk - he tried but could not take it and time and again Rommel stated how he wished he had Aussie soldiers on his side. When the Aussies left North Africa, German soldiers were quoted saying that they thought English soldiers were dressing up like Aussies to scare them. Something all nations who went up against Aussie soldiers came to respect and fear was that Aussies liked to go in with the bayonet, Italians were terrified.

[circul8]

Honor the soliders, make Kokoda your goal and win the trip for you and a mate!: dokokoda.com.au/?source=FreeCl­­assifieds#/Enter-&-Win

[Keruaran]

Courage. Endurance. Mateship. Sacrifice.

[campbelllovescock]

@Segavian yea these days everyone has peace and freedom. u idiot

[Segavian]

It doesn't matter how many people fought in the war. What we have to do is remember what sacrifice they gave for us ..... peace an freedom

Lest we Forget.

[Conn30Mtenor]

@billybobrustupid bullshit. The allies had plenty of troops every bit as good as the best the Germans had. The Aussies, Canadians, Gurkhas, US Paratroopers, Russian Siberians. The list goes on and on. We were the superior to the Germans in terms of technology, fighting skill and the rightness of our cause. Check the history books. You'll see that I am correct.