U.S. Marines Honor Anzac Day with Aussie Forces in Darwin
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- Join the U.S. Marines and Sailors with Marine Rotational Force - Darwin 24.3 as they pay tribute to Anzac Day alongside Aussie Forces in Darwin, NT, Australia. Witness the 109th commemorative service honoring Anzac Day with members and veterans of the Australian Defence Force in a touching display of camaraderie and respect. Experience the bond between these allied forces as they come together to honor the legacy of Anzac Day in a unique and special way.
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• DN Apr. 2024
MRF-D 24.3: U.S. Marines, Sailors honor Anzac Day in Darwin
DARWIN, NT, AUSTRALIA
04.28.2024
U.S. Marines and Sailors with Marine Rotational Force - Darwin 24.3 honor Anzac Day alongside Australian Defence Force members and veterans during the 109th commemorative service in honor of Anzac Day in Darwin, NT, Australia, April 25, 2024. Anzac Day marks the landings in Gallipoli of Australian and New Zealand Army Corps soldiers in 1915, and commemorates all Australian personnel who served and died in wars, conflicts, and peacekeeping operations. MRF-D 24.3 Marines and Sailors showed their support to the Australian Defence Force personnel commemorating Anzac Day through dawn services and other commemorative services. (U.S. Marine Corps video by Cpl. Juan Torres and Cpl. Migel A. Reynosa)
This video contains music from USMC enterprise licensed assets from Adobe Stock: The Dawing by Ana Dager and Expressive Violin by Elonix.
Film Credits: Video by Cpl. Migel Reynosa and Cpl. Juan Torres
Marine Rotational Force - Darwin
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Their duty was to serve.
Our duty is to remember them.
I love the US Forces' involvement. Dad was NZ Artillery, part of NZ units in support of the USMC ops in the PTO.
Semper Fi.
Lest we forget, but may we never forget the bond we have as allies, friends, mates...The US and Aust, mates forever
My Grandfather spoke highly of the Americans he fought alongside at the Battle of Hamel, July 4 1918.
Please correct me if I'm wrong, but the only time in US history US troops fought under "foreign command".
That is correct and they disobeyed orders to do so, as the their Commanding General, John Pershing, had withdrawn permission for the Americans to take part. They fought underr the command of the Australian General Sir John Monash and battle lasted 93 minutes, (Monash had predicted it would take 90 minutes to achieve the objective, the capture of the town of La Hamel. It was the first time in the war that all Australian troops had come together under Australian command.
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