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25 th April 1915 the Australia and New Zealand Army Corps land at Gallipoli

25 th April 1915 the Australia and New Zealand Army Corps land at Gallipoli . The campaign lasted 8 months . 8,700 Australians and 2,700 New Zealanders died in the fighting. Australia lost more soldiers in WWI in proportion to its population than any other country.

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25 th April 1915 the Australia and New Zealand Army Corps land at Gallipoli

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  1. 25th April 1915 the Australia and New Zealand Army Corps land at Gallipoli

  2. The campaign lasted 8 months

  3. 8,700 Australians and 2,700 New Zealanders died in the fighting

  4. Australia lost more soldiers in WWI in proportion to its population than any other country

  5. Australians remember those who fought and died for their country on on 25th April, Anzac Day

  6. Anzac Day Service, Faith Lutheran College

  7. Faith Lutheran College remembers

  8. A Veteran of The Vietnam War speaks to the school

  9. A minute’s silence is observed

  10. Wreaths are laid

  11. We remember

  12. A pine tree from the Lone Pine of Gallipoli grows in our Anzac Garden

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