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http://www.nzdf.mil.nz 25-07-2014 07:57:30
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Canterbury Commonwealth War Graves Cemetery in the shadow of the Sphinx. Just north of Anzac Commemorative Site. Created after the Armistice, 26 Kiwi and one unknown buried here. Roses just waiting for some sun to burst into colour.
Always majestic Sphinx overlooking the Anzac Commemorative Site Erosion is taking its toll, and it is thinning before our eyes. Irises late this year. Should be splendid by Anzac Day. Wendy Hinton @SpeakerTrevor
All of us Kiwis and Aussies at Gallipoli for Anzac Day appreciate the effort Commonwealth War Graves staff put in to prepare our special places for the commemorations. Here the team at work in the Chunuk Bair Cemetery Burak Gündoğan Wendy Hinton @SpeakerTrevor
Important part of NZ Defence Force Contingent battlefield tour is to pay our respects at the Turkish 57th Regiment Memorial on Gallipoli Peninsula. Their gallantry and determination on 25 Apr 1915 and later days shaped the course of the entire campaign
HE İsmail Kaşdemir, President of the Gallipoli Historic Sites Directorate visited the NZ Defence Force #Gallipoli2019 Contingent during a rehearsal at Chunuk Bair. He said they were always welcome here at this special place for 🇳🇿 & 🇹🇷Wendy Hinton @SpeakerTrevor Lainey 🌻
The wonderful rosemary garden at the New Zealand Chunuk Bair Memorial remains in excellent condition as we carefully managed our infrastructure build for our commemoration around it. Lainey 🌻 John McLeod Burak Gündoğan
With #anzacday2019 now behind us, the #NZEmbassy team in Ankara is pleased to see that knowledge of New Zealand’s role in WW1 continues to grow among #NewZealanders , thanks in part to the significant @WW100NZ centenary programme. @MFATgovtNZ NZ Defence Force NZDF Heritage Commonwealth War Graves
Whitiki! Whiti! Whiti! E!: Maori in the First World War by Dr Monty Soutar was launched at Auckland Museum last night. Manatū Taonga, Massey University and the NZ Defence Force joined up to tell the stories of the Māori Pioneer Battalion in detail for the first time. #ww100
Matthew Buck receiving a CDF Commendation from CDF, AM Kevin Short. The Commendation recognised Matthew’s work on the no of NZers who served on Gallipoli and the research/ policy work on repatriation of the remains of our people buried overseas since 1955