LIVE: Gallipoli Dawn Service | Anzac Day 2023 🎖️ | OFFICIAL BROADCAST | ABC Australia 

Ask any Turk you want you will get the same answer. "The Anzac's were not our enemy.. " We did not want the war, we protect our homeland for the sake of our lives.. We fought, shed blood and died together..

Hello from your brother country 🇹🇷🇦🇺🇳🇿

My great uncle Cyril Weller Thompson lies at lone pine,my respect and admiration to 🇹🇷 for the care you show to our fallen,Cyril rests in a friendly nation,not a enemy Australia 🇦🇺 Turkey 🇹🇷

Attended in 2002 when there were over 20k. Very moving experience. Wonderful nation, wonderful people. who would have thought that such horrors could bring us together. A testiment to the Turks and their nature to accept us every year. In the museam on diplay are a number of bullets that were fused in flight, demonstrating the intensity of the battles. I remember seeing one display of 3 bullets actually fused together.

Turkey is beautiful. Everyone must see.

Its called, "the last gentleman's war ". The only war in this World where enemies becomes brothers and sleeping happy side to side in peace together. They gave water and food to each other.. imagine that... greets to Australia and New Zealand

Yeah nah idk I've never been able to get behind this "one and free" change. The new generations will learn it and it willl be natural to them but "young and free" is the lyrics for me. Its what I learnt as a kid and its what the lyrics are for me. My great grandfather, a brave airforce navigator in world war 2 in Lancaster bombers. I have the honour of wearing your medals as your decendant, I make your service and legacy live on. My father also, an infantryman that served in the East Timor crisis. I am so honoured that my family has served the great nation of which I live. LEST WE FORGET

We Will Remember Them.

I appreciate that Anzac people recognise our indulgence and respect towards their history and memorials. That proves their integrity.

Salute 🙏🏻,🙌

My grandads brother was in Australia at the outbreak of WW1 and joined the Anzacs. He was from Tottenham but served with them at Gallipoli and in France Colin Thomas Haward rip

Totally respect ✊ the Anzacs

Merci salutations depuis la Suisse

I was born on ANZAC DAY

It's ANZAC Day! Get it right!

Amazing service. Thanks for live-streaming.

I really love that the General of New Zealand decided to put the wreath at the position of the NZ flag 🇳🇿 On behalf of him and the Defence Force of New Zealand. He's must felt a bit emotional when he salute 😔. I'm from Australia 🇦🇺 & Lest We Forget ⚘

Those heroes that shed their blood and lost their lives ... You are now lying in the soil of a friendly country. Therefore rest in peace. There is no difference between the Johnnies and the Mehmets to us where they lie side by side here in this country of ours ... You, the mothers who sent their sons from faraway countries, wipe away your tears; your sons are now lying in our bosom and are in peace. After having lost their lives on this land they have become our sons as well 🇹🇷🙏

Lest we forget.

Bir savaş düşünün ve savaşan taraflar savaştan sonra dost oluyor. Gelibolu savaşı eşi benzeri dünyada başka olmayan bir savaştı. İki taraftanda hayatını kaybedenlere Allah cc rahmet etsin huzur içinde yatsınlar

Nous nous sommes battu jusqu'au bout, du nord à sud, de l'est à l'ouest, dans les balkans, dans le caucas, dans le désert du Yémen. Force à toi Grande Turquie. Sincère condoléances aux familles et à tout les victimes de cette guerre.

May all the country's come together 😔

Thank God for the Light horsemen! Lest we forget.

As the grandson of a Çanakkale (Gallipoli) veteran, I've been watching these Dawn Services for quite sometime. Such a moving experience, commemorating those lost on both sides. As for my great grandfather Mehmet Ali... While fighting alongside the Ottoman forces, he was hit by a shrapnel stuck in his jaw. In utter shock, he fell motionless and was presumed dead. But when his brothers in arms realized he was alive, he was taken to a military hospital for treatment, but the shrapnel stayed there till his death. Due to the wound caused by the shrapnel, the left side of his lips skewed downwards, giving him an unusual look (freaky look as he had used to call it). Even when he returned to his hometown, he had a hard time reuniting with his family, anxious that they'd be afraid of his 'freakish' look. May they all rest in peace...

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It was moving

You try to be a nice person in life to people. and all i get is Discriminated by other Vet's, Families their Friends and all because they think they had HARD. Every year that i try go to these Events! it's always the same thing. If it's not the way i look. It's the way i sound when i talk. I can't believe that my Family thought and Died, just so their Family Members can be treated like they don't deserve to live any more.

Don't forget those who just simply identify as Anzacs

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