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05 August 2010
Service and Sacrifice Remembered in East Timor

Australian and New Zealand members of the International Stabilisation Force (ISF) spent time on Saturday 24 July remembering the service and sacrifice of others in a series of memorials that highlighted the close relationship between the ANZAC forces and others.

In the hills of Tilomar in the south-west corner of East Timor, a small service commemorating the 10th anniversary of the death of New Zealand soldier Private Leonard Manning also recognised the service of other military personnel, including Australian, Nepalese, Fijian, and Irish soldiers.

Attended by representatives from New Zealand, Australia, Ireland, Nepal, Malaysia, Bangladesh, Fiji, and East Timor, Deputy Commander of the ISF Commander Tony Millar said the ceremony was an opportunity to reflect on relationships and progress.

20100724adf8261796_01 ISF Chaplain (New Zealand) Hamish Kirk leads a small service in Tilomar in the south-west corner of East Timor to commemorate the 10th anniversary of the death of New Zealand soldier Private Leonard Manning. The ceremony also recognised the service and sacrifice of other military personnel, including Australian, Nepalese, and Irish soldiers and was attended by representatives from New Zealand, Australia, Ireland, Nepal, Malaysia, Bangladesh, and East Timor. (Date taken: 24 July 2010) Low-Res \| Hi-Res
20100724adf8261796_02 Commander of the International Stabilisation Force (ISF) Colonel Simon Stuart pays his respects at Private Leonard Manning's memorial. Private Manning, serving with the New Zealand Defence Force, was killed in action on 24 July 2000, and a small service to recognise his service and sacrifice as well as that of other military personnel, including Australian, Nepalese, and Irish soldiers was held in Tilomar, East Timor on the anniversary of Private Manning's death. (Date taken: 24 July 2010) Low-Res \| Hi-Res
20100724adf8261796_05 Corporal Daniel Hapuku, 2/1RNZIR, reads an obituary written by Private Leonard Manning's regiment at the Tilomar ceremony held to commemorate the 10th anniversary of his death. The ceremony also recognised the service and sacrifice of other military personnel, including Australian, Nepalese, and Irish soldiers. (Date taken: 24 July 2010) Low-Res \| Hi-Res
20100724adf8261796_07 ISF Chaplain (Australia) Martin Johnstone presides over a memorial service at Camp Phoenix to remember Australian soldier Private Nathan Bewes, recently killed in action in Afghanistan. (Date taken: 24 July 2010) Low-Res \| Hi-Res
20100724adf8261796_08 Australian and New Zealand servicemen and women attended a memorial service at Camp Phoenix, Dili, to remember Australian soldier Private Nathan Bewes, recently killed in action in Afghanistan. (Date taken: 24 July 2010) Low-Res \| Hi-Res
20100724adf8261796_09 Australian and New Zealand servicemen and women attended a memorial service at Camp Phoenix, Dili, to remember Australian soldier Private Nathan Bewes, recently killed in action in Afghanistan. (Date taken: 24 July 2010) Low-Res \| Hi-Res
20100724adf8261796_12 ISF Chaplain (Australia) Martin Johnstone presides over a memorial service at Camp Phoenix, Dili, to remember Australian soldier Private Nathan Bewes, recently killed in action in Afghanistan. (Date taken: 24 July 2010) Low-Res \| Hi-Res

20100724adf8261796_01 ISF Chaplain (New Zealand) Hamish Kirk leads a small service in Tilomar in the south-west corner of East Timor to commemorate the 10th anniversary of the death of New Zealand soldier Private Leonard Manning. The ceremony also recognised the service and sacrifice of other military personnel, including Australian, Nepalese, and Irish soldiers and was attended by representatives from New Zealand, Australia, Ireland, Nepal, Malaysia, Bangladesh, and East Timor. (Date taken: 24 July 2010) Low-Res \| Hi-Res
20100724adf8261796_02 Commander of the International Stabilisation Force (ISF) Colonel Simon Stuart pays his respects at Private Leonard Manning's memorial. Private Manning, serving with the New Zealand Defence Force, was killed in action on 24 July 2000, and a small service to recognise his service and sacrifice as well as that of other military personnel, including Australian, Nepalese, and Irish soldiers was held in Tilomar, East Timor on the anniversary of Private Manning's death. (Date taken: 24 July 2010) Low-Res \| Hi-Res
20100724adf8261796_05 Corporal Daniel Hapuku, 2/1RNZIR, reads an obituary written by Private Leonard Manning's regiment at the Tilomar ceremony held to commemorate the 10th anniversary of his death. The ceremony also recognised the service and sacrifice of other military personnel, including Australian, Nepalese, and Irish soldiers. (Date taken: 24 July 2010) Low-Res \| Hi-Res
20100724adf8261796_07 ISF Chaplain (Australia) Martin Johnstone presides over a memorial service at Camp Phoenix to remember Australian soldier Private Nathan Bewes, recently killed in action in Afghanistan. (Date taken: 24 July 2010) Low-Res \| Hi-Res
20100724adf8261796_08 Australian and New Zealand servicemen and women attended a memorial service at Camp Phoenix, Dili, to remember Australian soldier Private Nathan Bewes, recently killed in action in Afghanistan. (Date taken: 24 July 2010) Low-Res \| Hi-Res
20100724adf8261796_09 Australian and New Zealand servicemen and women attended a memorial service at Camp Phoenix, Dili, to remember Australian soldier Private Nathan Bewes, recently killed in action in Afghanistan. (Date taken: 24 July 2010) Low-Res \| Hi-Res
20100724adf8261796_12 ISF Chaplain (Australia) Martin Johnstone presides over a memorial service at Camp Phoenix, Dili, to remember Australian soldier Private Nathan Bewes, recently killed in action in Afghanistan. (Date taken: 24 July 2010) Low-Res \| Hi-Res

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