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2/2 Commando Association of Australia
Australia
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 28 ก.ย. 2016
Welcome to the TH-cam channel of the 2/2 Commando Association of Australia.
We will endeavour to live stream (and make available for later viewing) our events such as the November ceremony.
Visit our website at doublereds.org.au/
We will endeavour to live stream (and make available for later viewing) our events such as the November ceremony.
Visit our website at doublereds.org.au/
Return to Timor (1973)
Documentary recording of the nostalgic return trip of the 2/4 Commandos and their wives to Timor, where the unit fought the Japanese in 1942.
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Home Movie Footage - Social Gatherings, members of the 2/2 Commando Squadron and families, 1960s
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Home movie footage of members of the 2/2 Commando Squadron and their families in the 1960s.
Timor Revisited (1973)
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Title: TIMOR REVISITED Production Date: c. 1973 Produced as: Documentary Media: Film Summary: Narrative featuring an ex-Australian soldier revisiting 'Portuguese Timor', reflecting on surviving 13 months of guerilla warfare thanks to the assistance of the local inhabitants. Places and locations filmed include Dili, street markets, Hotel Turismo, Fatu-Bessi, Maubisse, cock fighting, WW2 relics, ...
Australian World War II veteran Keith Hayes on the February 1942 ration truck massacre in East Timor
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Australian World War II veteran Keith Hayes on the February 1942 ration truck massacre in East Timor
Independent Company: The Australian 2/2 Independent Company, Timor 1941-42
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Produced With Assistance From Sbs T.V. And Film Victoria. Uses interviews, archive footage by Damien Parer and dramatic reenactments to tell the story of 300 Australian men in East Timor and their bonds of friendship with the Timorese people, who sheltered them from the Japanese occupiers. Interviews with Sir Bernard Callinan and other veterans from Australia and Japan.
Anzac Day Parades - 2/2 Commando Squadron - '86, '87, '88, '89 & '90
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Anzac Day Parades - 2/2 Commando Squadron - '86, '87, '88, '89 & '90
My 🇹🇱 Timor Leste we love my father is dead🙏❤
My country missss. You🇹🇱🇹🇱🇹🇱❤❤💪✊️
I am the nephew of Bruce Cameron Smith of the 2/2. I designed and sculpted the bronze plaque at Wilsons Prom for the Aust Commando Units in WW2. I watched with interest the ceremony in Kings Park this year. Sadly I would have liked to have been there as I visited your memorial in Kings Park only 2 weeks ago. I was searching for the Korean War bronze in instaled last year and it was so hard to find. I stumpled over your 2/2 memorial and it was a suprised as I knew it was soome where there in the park. My Kokoda Trail series at KP I did many years ago so I have fond memories of your park. I grew up with Bruce Smith and he would talk to me about the Timor battle on many occasions. He spoke to few others. Bruce was a strong personality in my life but he had a dark side to him that may or may not be war related. He was a sniper on Timor and a great shot as I testify to that when we would go out rabbiting in Metung in my youth. I dont think he ever missed a rabbit. He died in his 70th year when by his own choice, he killed himself in the dense bush around Albury. He took his own life after he had been out to visit his unit commander Bernie Kellahand (?) some weeks earlier and had a fear of retiring into a nursing home as had his senior officer. That was what triggered his suicide. His wife Fay spoke to me about it after his body was eventualy found months after his lonely death. This was surely war related. Bruce was a lonely figure, who had few friends, fathered 2 sons who he alignated, and lived a rigid life to the end. I look back through the years and see a flawed peron but in my youth he projected a man who had seen the harshnes of war on Timor and who wanted to forget and get on with life. But his life was not a normal one and his family paid a high price for his failings.
Timorese People have suffered a lot of wars in history. From Portuguese Colony, The wars beetwen Kingdom of Manufahi led by Dom Boa ventura in late 1912. Again with the World War II, when Japan Empire fought with Australians. Continuing with declaration on Independence from Fretilin Party in 1975 after 1 week the Invasion from Indonesian Military. The blood, tears, hunger and death gaves nightmare until 1999 stand as a Sovereign nation.
I love to thanks the journalist who made this movie of my beloved country. Hope to see more your work!🍻
Thaks ..for This Video..Its ..Wonderfulll..Klasick video May Kountry..Timor Leste..😊❤🎉
I am Timorese.
I am so glad I came across this wonderful service. I am an East Timorese who lives in Melbourne. I have always wanted to meet the brave Australian 2/2 Commando Squadron POW men who my deceased father helped rescue from the Japanese camp. I wish I will meet the families. Thank you.
I am so glad I came across this wonderful service. I am an East Timorese who lives in Melbourne. I have always wanted to meet the brave Australian 2/2 Commando Squadron POW men who my deceased father helped rescue from the Japanese camp. I wish I will meet the families. Thank you.
Let me explain the meaning of “CRIADO”, it means a “servant” who serves its employer or master, and it’s offensive to say it in this context because the criados you mentioned here are not servants but a genuinely devoted people who helped and fought alongside the Australians as allies by getting rid of the Japanese in WW2 because the Japanese were brutal against the Timorese. My Dad and and his few friends bravely risked their lives by infiltrating behind the enemy lines to rescue and release the Australians prisoners of war (POW’s) from the Japanese base. By the way this was an excellent video, thank you so much.
Anda orang bijak.. saya pernah kunjungi 85% tanah timor leste dalam urusan kerja.. dari tahun 1988 sampai tahun 1997.. begitu banyak kenangan indah, saya merasakan ada kekuatan gaib diseluruh tanah timor.. kekuatan Tuhan yg maha bijaksana... terimakasih Tuhan, sudah membawa aku berkeliling di tanah timor, tanah tempat asal nenek moyangku.
Thank,s for this video
Thank,s for this video i love it❤
a beloved country full of long history
In different society we living now.
thx for the video
Timor Leste negara yang benar benar bodoh 😂 negara yang benar benar diambil tambang minyak dll oleh Australia dan Portugal 😅
Obg pelo a video
❤🇹🇱
bandara hudilaran ,yg sekarang jd istana presiden
Nama dulu "Lanud" Landasan Udara. Bairro Pite.
It seems that the condition of this country has gotten worse since Indonesia left this region..... High illiteracy rates, low education standards, and poverty still haunt this country..... Even the health facilities are inadequate, to the point of getting strong protests from Indonesians who don't want to accept Covid 19 patients from that country.....
Oh yeah I bet the families 200,000 people Indonesia murdered wouldn't say the same.
Thanks for sharing such outstanding video, this would remain the great footage ever.
My country🇹🇱🇹🇱🇹🇱🇹🇱❤
Such an important part of our military history that gets way to little mention or recognition sadly.
it doesnt get much mention because the australian government was viciously supporting indonesia for like 30 years until the santa cruz massacre which was shown to the world, finally embarassing usa uk and australia. after this, australia took all of timors oil too lol
16:15 I hear bahasa Indonesia in child's song.
16:50 Melayu language actually
I’m sorry I missed the service. Interesting stories. ♦️♦️
Great footage !
Loved seeing this again ! RIP Pop. I miss you!
Portugal Colonized East Timor for 450 years but too little development. Poor, coitado
When I first returned to Portugal in 1973, there were villages next to mine that were still without electricity and un- paved roads. The situation in Portugal has changed much since then. True, the Portuguese should have supported Timor with more infrastructure and education during colonial times. But, history is history and we cannot change the past. We can however, work to change the future and support Timor Leste rebuild their nation. Viva Timor Leste!🇹🇱
@@antoniolaranjeiro9072 Everybody things the average white portuguese in europe was much richer than everyone else around the world.
@@TheKingoftheriff but truth is truth, right. Portugal was a poor country back in 1973. I'm glad that my country has changed for the better. We are a multicultural country now.
@@antoniolaranjeiro9072 Uh, portugal was never a racially airtight country. Even one of the dictator's last doctors was black. Black football players were nothing special, and in certain places, black politicians had entire cities in their trust (pedro baessa). It was, however, terribly backwards, with extremely low literacy (a problem inherited from before 1910).
@@TheKingoftheriff like I said, history is history. Me being Portuguese and Canadian and white does not make me a racist.
Very infloinse for people future in east Timor. Obrigado.
Barely a year later and they're subjected to another 25 years of fighting the Indonesians for their independence
Hello I'm Indonesian 😃
@@alfianherdifeisal604 mama na 5ª pata do cavalo
Timor leste miss V is very best in the world
asphalt roads only exist in the city of dili, indonesia which started construction in timor, but why now they glorify portuguese which makes them very poor, this is really strange
That's because you do not understand the meaning of freedom. They glorify the Portuguese because they never treated them like shit and formed a peaceful society. Timor has plenty of asphalt roads nowadays, in 1973 there weren't much but in Indonesia there weren't much either.
Indonesia built roads, so they could send the murderous Indonesia army to kill, rape and burn civilians, more than one in three east Timor 🇹🇱 people were murdered by your army. Long life to east Timor 🇹🇱, our Catholic brothers.
Maybe because Portuguese didn't massacre and ethnic cleansing east Timor people unlike some soldier and their military government form java island. Till this day some salty people still blame Timor for this event but not blame themselves.
I'm Indonesian and I'm proud that now Timor Leste is free from any form of colonization both from Indonesia or portuguese. It's all about political agenda. Btw, I'm from Java ethnicity and now I live in Timor too (west Timor to be more precisely).
The manner in which both countries relinquished their rule in Timor is a good expression of how they conducted themselves during each of their occupation of the island.
Thank you for this upload!
Viva Portugal Timor Centro Leste.
VIVA RDTL❤️🇹🇱
Sou Timorense
❤️❤️❤️❤️🇹🇱🇹🇱
Dili 🇹🇱
🇹🇱🇵🇹🇹🇱🇵🇹
🇹🇱🇮🇩🇹🇱🇮🇩
Indonesia mencuri kemerdekaan Frentilil.
So peaceful and living in harmony in maubesi
Eram felizes e não sabiam... O pior veio depois
Happy as a slave of portuguese?
Muito bom. Parabéns pelo vídeo.
Este é o colonial dos portugueses em Timor_Leste
Sim, eles colonizaram Timor Leste durante 450 anos mas muito pouco desenvolvimento, pobres
@@stevegreenhill9355Portugal também era pobre na época, e Timor continua pobre, no entanto como se pode ver no vídeo havia harmonia e o povo era timorense , os portugueses de Timor .
Clean and tidy, uma linda paisagem no tempo Portugues
Sungguh kasihan mereka dijajah portugis.. miskin dan sengsara
Hello, i'm trying to contact Peter Epps, re: former service members. Any help with contact information would be greatly appreciated.
I heard he passed away, I may be mistaken.
Contact 2/2 Commando Association of Australia
Peter epps? Hi old would he be now? I knew a bloke eppsy (Peter) 18yrs ago. Might be wrong bloke but no coincidences. A big kind of white guy?
🙋♂️🇵🇹
Sou indonésio, mas lamento que nosso país tenha colonizado seu país (Timor Leste), mas por que você glorifica mais os portugueses do que os invasores de Timor-Leste?
Ignaz Gibran, it unites Timor Leste with the rest of Lusophone world opening up to trade and religious exchanges seeing as Brazil is the biggest Catholic membership and the Philippines has a very good relationship with Timor Leste. Also, being part of the Lusophone world opens Timor Leste up to trade with Angola, Mozambique and the European Union due to ties to Portugal.
Porque os indonesios não sabem muito bem sobre a nossa situação durante Timor em baixo de administração do Governo Portuguese. Nós não estamos glorificar, todos foram harmonia mesmo que o sistema de colonolização nunca mais a vida que nós queremos, a historia é uma pagina que vive para sempre.
Ah cala boca, se voces sabem mesmo que naquela altura em 28 de novembro 1975 nos Timorense ja proclamamos nossa independencia, mas por que no dia seguinte tem que ser invadem nosso pais. Voces sao muito facil caindo pelo jogo da Australia e America. Nao gosto nada da porcaria da ocupação indonesia
@@odiviogusmao8876 portuguese slave hahaha
@@curvewomanlover1987 Haha pointing out one finger the rest pointing back you
Calm before chaos
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