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If there's a life that follers this
If there's a "Golden Gate",
The welcome that I want to 'ear,
Is just "Good onya Mate"
Lest we forget
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Individualism, fair play, tolerance
A rare sense of humour
Independence, not blind discipline
Respect for results, not rank alone.
The Australian Digger
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A year in Korea
Scrambling along its peaks,
Struggling along its valleys
Fatigued, cold and weak
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Fighting a
fiendish enemy
In savage cold,
One year in Korea .
19 years and I am old.
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1st Battalion Royal Australian Regiment
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2nd Battalion Royal Australian Regiment
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In
the tradition of The Corps of Staff Cadets
We former Cordies bestow
Our site's unique
"RMC Duntroon
Award - 1st Class"
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Upon All Contributors
Korean War - Australian Album -
for Excellence In Military Arts!
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A Belgian Sister and myself were holding a massively wounded Turkish soldier who had just died. And that gentle sister was softly singing to him, a lullaby from her home province. And her look of such great compassion and tenderness I shall not forget. And I am very glad that I had met and worked with Sister Marie-Josephine, of Belgium
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Anyone who would volunteer to go to
a kimshi eating, fecal-agriculture country, with nothing but vertical
contours, killer winters and killer rains, with killer hot seasons in
between, in order to help preserve its freedom by engaging its brutal invaders in close combat, is a risk taker. No common sense, the Digs, at all at all.
God bless you every one.
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