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
To March Or Not To March? That Is The Question.
There is growing discontent for many modern veterans around marching on Anzac Day. Why? What can we do to change this?
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.
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
Night Lights.
Baghdad, Iraq, 2007. Life and death turns on the smallest thing. Where you stand. Where you look. When you decide to tie your shoelace.
The Memories I Talk About.
Amanda Creevey remembers her combat service in the early days of the Iraq War. Veterans are often asked 'What was it like in war?'. Some memories you talk about and some you don't.
Conditions Of Service: Reflections On 16 Years Service In The Army.
Julian Hohnen reflects on the leadership lessons and service from a career as an Infantry Officer. Originally published on 'The Cove' and reproduced here with Julian's permission.
Eulogy For The Comanche Company Fallen.
A eulogy for four American soldiers killed in Deh Rawud district in 2011.
Tales Of A No One Soldier. 