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25 Apr 2012

Anzac Day at Gallipoli

Wish to experience Anzac Day where it all started? Travel with us to Gallipoli and be a part of the Anzac Day Commemorations for 2012. You will examine all of the important battle sites; and visit all of the locations which you have heard or read about. The tour is fully escorted by historian Gary Traynor who has conducted extensive Battlefield Tours of Gallipoli and the Kokoda Track since 1988. Your historian is happy to meet up with you well before Anzac Day to answer any questions which you may have about the Gallipoli campaign and the men who fought it. Please contact the helpful team at Belmore Travel or Gary Traynor on the above mobile number. Come to Gallipoli with Belmore Travel and 'Live The History'!

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31 May 2012

KUTTABUL COMMEMORATION - 70th ANNIVERSARY OF THE JAPANESE MIDGET SUBMARINE ATTACK UPON SYDNEY HARBOUR

The year 1942 was Australia's darkest hour. Seventy years on, we remember that desperate year when Japanese midget submarines launched an attack upon Sydney Harbour. On the 31st of May, 2012 in accordance with the KUTTABUL COMMEMORATION PROJECT; a harbour cruise will follow the route of the Japanese midget submarines. World reknown author and historian Steven Carruthers will narrate the history as it unfolded; and an official wreath laying will take place on the water, near where the Kuttabul went down with the loss of 21 lives. A full luncheon will be served, making this a truly memorable event. Seats are limited and tickets will go on sale 01st February 2012. Please contact the organisers now to reserve your place.

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