Long Tan Cross mural a poignant backdropfor Vietnam Veterans’Day commemoration

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With the poignant Long Tan Cross mural as a backdrop, Vietnam Veterans’ Day was commemorated at the Water Tower Museum last Tuesday. The commemoration began with the iconic Red Gum war ballad I Was Only 19, setting the scene for an emotional service honouring those who had served in the ‘forgotten war’. Veterans and friends were welcomed by Gunnedah RSL sub-branch president Anthony Adams, who introduced war veteran John Connelly as guest speaker. Sapper Connelly had joined the Australian Army as a volunteer national serviceman on 17 July 1968, not knowing what horror and tragedy lay before him less [...] The post Long Tan Cross mural a poignant backdropfor Vietnam Veterans’Day commemoration appeared first on Gunnedah Times .

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