Across
- 2. The troops are going into … today (fig-ting)
- 3. A person who holds a position of rank or authority in the army
- 7. Diggers were soldiers who worked in the …
- 9. The land that played host to the great battle, the … Peninsular
- 10. Working together to ensure an improved outcome
- 11. The Australian troops landed on the … Front
- 13. A testimonial given as due in acknowledgement of gratitude
- 14. The day marking a milestone event
- 15. The Australian and New Zealand... Corps
- 17. The field or ground on which a battle is fought
- 20. A small bomb thrown by hand
- 22. A mode of conduct present among the ANZACs, that stresses equality and friendship
- 23. The instrument that plays the last post
- 24. Green herb that grows wild on the Gallipoli peninsular, also worn on ANZAC day
- 25. Another word for coast
- 28. A character quality that pushes a person to overcome fear, facing difficulty, danger and pain, bravery
- 29. The more commonly referred to abbreviation of the Returned Services League
Down
- 1. The slang name given to soldiers who worked in the trenches
- 2. A military unit comprised of three or more companies
- 4. Australia and New Zealand are apart of the…, under the reign of Queen Elizabeth II
- 5. The country that stands alongside Australia in ANZAC
- 6. A dagger like weapon attached to the end of a riffle
- 7. The country that played host to the Gallipoli battle
- 8. The act of being truthful
- 12. Soldiers fighting or marching on foot
- 14. Australia and New Zealand formed an…. with England.
- 16. The act of honouring and recalling, … day is the 11th November
- 17. Military unit consisting of two or more regiments, squadrons, groups or battalions.
- 18. The red flower that symbolizes rememberance, worn on rememberance day
- 19. The sea to the west of the Gallipoli peninsular
- 21. Where the troops were sent on a training camp before battle
- 26. The Australian charity providing services to families of injured and fallen soldiers
- 27. Slang word used to refer to the soldiers