The Unknown Soldier, buried in the War Memorial, represents all Australians who have been killed in war. But there are thousands of unknown soldiers who live among us, their stories untold, but worthy of being known. This tale contains just a few excerpts and a call to action for Australians to ask more.
Service and Sacrifice
Of Gallantry and Gongs, Gravy and Gollums.
As a Senate Inquiry begins into how and why Honours and Awards were handed out in recent campaigns, will it result in recognition for those who truly deserve it? Will honour unearned remain unquestioned? How can we make good in such an emotive space?
The Night Before Christmas.
Twas the night before Christmas, And all through Afghanistan, Not a creature was stirring, Not even the Taliban. But the soldiers of Combat Team - Charlie are getting ready for something big.
The List.
There is a list that is never completed. No entry is ever crossed off. And every soldier has one.
The Black Band
Perhaps only a few thousand people wear or own The Black Band, and fewer still really know what they are for. Discussing the issue with a six-year old can sometimes bring different things into focus.
Unanswered Questions.
Sean Starling, a former Infantrymen, reflects on what Anzac Day means to veterans of Australia's recent conflicts.
Anzac Day 2022.
A short video for Anzac Day 2022. Lest we forget.
Remember.
Who will you remember on the 11th of November?
You Ready?
Danger can come from anywhere. Even those who are meant to be your allies.
Why The Rough Men Go.
"People sleep peaceably in their beds at night only because rough men stand ready to do violence on their behalf." - George Orwell