1. Anzac Day -25th of April
Anzac day, the 25th of April, is one Australian’s most important national occasions. It marks anniversary of the first major military action fought by Australian and New Zealand forces during the First World War.
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2. Why do we remember Anzac day
We remember Anzac day because to remember all the men who have died at Gallipoli in WW1 . To remember all the battles they fought. to remind us about the courage ant the sacrifice the Australian and New Zealand soldiers made at war.

3. What is the Dawn service
The Dawn Service is a public commemorative service usually conducted by the RSL with involvement from the three ADF services – The Australian Army, Royal Australian Air force and Royal Australian Navy. ANZAC day dawn services are held all over Australia and New Zealand as well as Gallipoli and also other counties where the Australians have served.

4. What is the Dawn service
The Dawn Service is a public commemorative service usually conducted by the RSL with involvement from the three ADF services – The Australian Army, Royal Australian Air force and Royal Australian Navy. ANZAC day dawn services are held all over Australia and New Zealand as well as Gallipoli and also other counties where the Australians have served.

5. The last post
The last post is signifies the end of day activities. Also I s sounded at army sepulchre to demonstrate that the soldier has gone to his final rest of perpetuating services such as ANZAC day and remembrance day, so we know this day as the bugle call.

6. What is Anzac Day March?
Anzac day march is opportunity to honour those who served in the defence of Australia.to respect soldiers who fought at war.