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Speaker 1: One hundred and four years ago today, at the eleventh hour,

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Speaker 1: on the eleventh day of the eleventh month of nineteen eighteen,

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Speaker 1: the guns of the Western Front fell silent after more

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Speaker 1: than four years of continuous warfare.

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Speaker 2: The first hour of a piece for which the world

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Speaker 2: had given up hope. They are of eleven am on

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Speaker 2: the eleventh of November nineteen eighteen, the.

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Speaker 1: Greatest die of their lives. When we heard the roars

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Speaker 1: finished right.

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Speaker 3: Finally the tears back. This was highly emotional. The contingent

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Speaker 3: of warbedrooms. Twenty five thousand strong.

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Speaker 2: Men who bought at the Dardanelles Paris dina advance that's

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Speaker 2: to a place of Balla, to pay hobbits to their

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Speaker 2: dead Dobby.

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Speaker 1: On this anniversary of the armistice which ended World War One,

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Speaker 1: we pay tribute to the sixty two thousand Australian men

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Speaker 1: killed and the one hundred and fifty six thousand wounded

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Speaker 1: or taken prisoner.

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Speaker 4: What seemed like almost moments later, the stretcher bears were

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Speaker 4: bringing her body back and faces laughing. Moments before was

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Speaker 4: gray and still.

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Speaker 3: In the dark. It is fairly quiet. We could hear

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Speaker 3: a lot of rifle machine gun fire, going or fur

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Speaker 3: up the hill. It must have been a stray bullet.

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Speaker 3: While the fellas in the next tent to be I

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Speaker 3: heard him call out and it he got hit in

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Speaker 3: the groin. By the time they could stop the flow

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Speaker 3: of blood, he was dead.

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Speaker 1: Remembrance Day has grown in scope over the years. It

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Speaker 1: now represents every person who has died or suffered for

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Speaker 1: Australia's cause.

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Speaker 3: The advance of Australian forces when Kokoda was recaptained.

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Speaker 4: Where more than daylight night fellows would collapse.

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Speaker 1: See, there was thirty three in my platoon went to Vietnam.

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Speaker 1: There were three killed.

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Speaker 5: There was two guys still alive in the APC and

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Speaker 5: I I pulled them out. As of Americans are getting

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Speaker 5: worried that the Africans are getting worried about are getting worn.

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Speaker 5: You look at the caliber of soldier that we were

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Speaker 5: losing and these were outstanding soldiers.

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Speaker 1: As services are held across the country, all Australians are

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Speaker 1: urged to observe one minute silence to remember all the

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Speaker 1: men and women of that defense force who have made

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Speaker 1: the ultimate sacrifice in getting that foothold for us.

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Speaker 5: He gave up his life. That sacrifice is something that

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Speaker 5: our whole country should be so proud.

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Speaker 1: Of eleven o'clock, the eleventh day of the eleventh Months

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Speaker 1: Remembrance Day. They shall not grow old, as we that

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Speaker 1: are left grow old. Age shall not weary them, nor

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Speaker 1: the year is condemned. At the going down in the

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Speaker 1: sun and in the morning we will remember them.

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Speaker 6: Ah a time lay with its, lay with its

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Speaker 3: Lest we forget