ANZAC Day 2004
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April 2004 Anzac Day in the Solomon Islands Australian Defence Force personnel currently deployed in the Solomon Islands on Operation Anode commemorate Anzac Day 2004 by taking part in the traditional dawn service held at the Australian and New Zealand War memorial in Honiara. Anzac Day for the ADF is about honoring those who have served and given their lives in the service of the nation. It’s a day of Commemoration and Reflection. The ADF has a fine history of military service to Australia that dates back more than 100 years. For ADF personnel currently deployed to the Solomon Islands, working side by side with New Zealand troops ensures the proud tradition of the Anzacs is alive today. |
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JPAU23APR04OG062 Lance Corporal Blake Douglas of 104 Signals Squadron takes tiime out to reflect on the history of Anzac Day. (Date taken: 23 April 04) Low-Res | Hi-Res |
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JPAU23APR04OG066 Lance Corporal Blake Douglas of 104 Signals Squadron takes time out to reflect on the history of Anzac Day. (Date taken: 23 April 04) Low-Res | Hi-Res |
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JPAU23APR04OG072 Lance Corporal Blake Douglas of 104 Signals Squadron takes tiime out to reflect on the history of Anzac Day. (Date taken: 23 April 04) Low-Res | Hi-Res |
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JPAU23APR04OG105 Australain and New Zealand veterans take a walk at dawn along part of Red Beach in Honiara. Red Beach was the site where the American soldiers landed during World War II in August of 1942. (Date taken: 23 April 04) Low-Res | Hi-Res |
