Countries mark Anzac Day

The solemn silence of pre-dawn services gave way to booming marching bands and the clink of beer glasses today as Australians and New Zealanders marked their annual tribute to military veterans.

Countries mark Anzac Day

The solemn silence of pre-dawn services gave way to booming marching bands and the clink of beer glasses today as Australians and New Zealanders marked their annual tribute to military veterans.

Millions turned out for events in both countries to mark the 94th annual Anzac Day, a celebration named after the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps who served in the nations’ famous defeat at the battle of Gallipoli.

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