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    • Anniversary of the Armistice 

      More than 17,000 Australians served in the Korean War, supporting South Korea alongside 21 other allied nations in defence of freedom and peace. Tragically, some 340 Australians lost their lives, more than 1,200 were wounded, 29 were taken prisoner, and more than 40 remain missing in action. 
       
      These efforts went largely unnoticed in Australia – causing added suffering for many who served in the so-called ‘forgotten war’.  
       
      On 27 July, join us in remembering the invaluable contribution of Korean War veterans. 
       
      Lest we forget.  

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      Grant funds space for veteran welfare

      An RSL Queensland grant transformed the Manly-Lota RSL Sub Branch into a comfortable space for veterans.

      Community support helps Mount Isa RSL Sub Branch open a new home

      Mount Isa veterans and their families have a new space to connect, thanks to the support of their community.

      The story of ANZAC Day: history and legacy

      ANZAC Day history began in the darkness before dawn, as Australian and New Zealand soldiers rowed towards Gallipoli on 25 April 1915.

      ANZAC Day vs Remembrance Day Explained

      What is the difference between ANZAC Day and Remembrance Day? This simple guide explains it for you.

      WWII commando turns 100

      Critically wounded in WWII, Commando Eric Geldard OAM was lucky to live past 20. Eight decades on, he celebrated his 100th birthday.

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      RSL Sub Branch events

      Find an RSL Sub Branch event near you and recognise the invaluable contribution of our service people who served in the Korean War.

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