ANZAC Day 2006
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April 2006 Anzac Day 2006 in Khartoum, Sudan Anzac Day, 25 April, is the annual commemoration led by the veterans community of the landing of Australian and New Zealand forces on the Gallipoli Peninsula, Turkey, in 1915. The "spirit of Anzac", with its human qualities of courage, mateship and sacrifice, has developed wider meaning and relevance for Australia's sense of national identity, as well as for the national identity of Turkey. On this day, the service of war veterans is acknowledged in ceremonies held in towns and cities across Australia. The ever-growing public attendances testify to the significance of Anzac Day for all Australians. Australian Defence personnel deployed in Iraq, Afghanistan, Solomon Islands, East Timor and other regions have held Anzac Day 2006 services and parades. Serving Defence personnel participated in ceremonies held across Australia.
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2006_S0716_01 A member of the Australian Defence Force contingent in Sudan commemorates Anzac Day 2006 with a wreath laying at Khartoum War Cemetery. (Date taken: 25 April 2006) Low-Res | Hi-Res |
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2006_S0716_02 Members of the Australian Defence Force contingent in Sudan commemorate Anzac Day 2006 in Khartoum, Sudan. (Date taken: 25 April 2006) Low-Res | Hi-Res |
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2006_S0716_03 Members of the Australian Defence Force contingent in Sudan commemorate Anzac Day 2006 at Khartoum War Cemetery. (Date taken: 25 April 2006) Low-Res | Hi-Res |
