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PASSCHENDAELE REFLECTIONS

Ninety years after the Third Battle of Ypres, a grim series of World War I battles better known as Passchendaele, the Australian Army will re-inter the remains of five Australian soldiers killed during the fighting. The remains were discovered during excavations for a pipeline near Westhoek in Belgium last year. Please see links at left for more.

 

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5 October
Guard mounted at Menin Gate

4 October
Soldiers lay Diggers to rest

3 October 2007
‘My first instinct was to touch each of them’

3 October 2007
Preparing the graves

3 October 2007
Handover of remains