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06:00:00

Introduction to Radio Adelaide Special Anzac Day Broadcast

06:01:14

Song: Only Remembered

The McCalmans

Song: The Green Fields of France

The Corries

Service Voices: Remembering all whose lives have been impacted by war, not just WW1 and 2.

06:08:20

Song: Geordie McRae

Robin Laing

06:10:20

Song: Mothers, Daughters, Wives

John Schuman and the Vagabond Crew

06:14:20

Blak Diggers… Florence Peters

From Blak Diggers series by the Community Radio Network

06:15:55

Poem to Leon Dawes and comment by his brother Clarence Dawes

Last Australian to be killed in Korea. Age 19

06:18:55

In Memoriam

Ian Anderson

06:20:50

Captain Andrew Bernie, Unrecovered War Casualties (UWC-A) Unit

Finding, recovering and identifying unaccounted Australian servicemen and women.

06:26:35

Sunrise – The Ode

Read by John Bell

06:26:50

The Ode of Remembrance

Lance Corporal Elizabeth Smith

06:29:20

The Last Post/Waltzing Matilda

Macca’s Sunday Best. The Last Post symbolises the duty of the dead is over and they can rest in peace.

06:32:25

Reveille (at dawn) Rouse (at 6pm)

Reveille played after the last post at dawn on Anzac Day.

06:33:25

Spoken: The last Gallipoli Veteran

Keith McKenry

06:35:00

Nora Kunzel, Honorary Chaplain Partners of Veterans Assoc.

“and then the whole world walked inside and closed their doors and said we will stop it all, everything to protect our weaker ones, our sicker ones, our older ones…”

06:35:33

Blak Diggers: Michael Bell

From Blak Diggers series by the Community Radio Network

06:37:58

David Lloyd Vice President US Army Small Ships Association

Why we need to recognise the Australian men and boys who served in the USA SS in WW2

06:51:35

Excerpts from a number of Small Ships and Merchant Navy Veterans WW1 and WW2

The last of our small ship veterans – Frank, Ernie, Clarrie, Harry, Len, Peter and David

07:43:59

Evan George and Dan O’Brien – US Army Small Ships

07:56:48

Dr Ruth Lunney – widow of Bill Lunney WW2 Veteran

08:07:13

Don Kennedy Merchant Navy

Don (don’t call me a hero) Kennedy

08:16:28

Frank Finch OAM Ode to shipmates

Frank (it’s a shame about Wayne) Finch

08:17:14

Ian Pfennigwerth Capt (ret’d) A Navy of our own.

How Australia got a Navy, and what happened then. This is a superb background account of our RAN. Including first in, last out at Gallipoli

09:08:00

Song: Hey Brother

The Wolfe Brothers

09:11:55

Army and Navy Veterans Brian, Bill and Theo aboard HMAS Sydney to Malaya 1964; Ken Matthews 3RAR Malaya and Borneo; Roger Burzacott Malaya; Vicki Crannaford

The enigma of Australia’s forgotten War; Operation Claret; Looking for John D Tassel.

10:34:00

Bob Macintosh Korea, Malaya/Borneo and Vietnam (RAAF)

Fighter and Chopper Pilot. Clergyman Rural Australia

11:27:06

Song: Sapper’s Lullaby

Fred Smith

11:30:19

Nathan Bolton, Army Engineer 2 tours of Afghanistan

Now advocates within the Mental Health Space, especially for Veterans, trying to break the very stigma that stopped him from getting help when he needed it most.

11:38:27

Don ‘Scotty’ Allen Navy Clearance Divers

12:21:24

Ray Kemp – RAN Oberon Class Submarines

12:42:12

Graham Cooling – Navy Chaplain

13:07:09

Song: Calm is the Sea

Welsh Choral Spectacular

13:11:37

Sox (Out of This World Radio Adelaide)

Introduces Normie Rowe and John Paul Young

13:17:05

Song: Compulsory Hero

Normie Rowe

13:35:42

Song: Coloured Digger

John Paul Young

13:40:17

Peter Jesser – The Papuan Infantry Battalion

Includes the song the PIB sang before going in to battle. Just Before The Battle Mother.

14:13:44

Blak Diggers: Mick Flick

From Blak Diggers series by the Community Radio Network

14:16:15

Blak Diggers: Len Waters by his widow Gladys

From Blak Diggers series by the Community Radio Network

14:19:57

Song: As if he knows

Eric Bogle – About an Australian horse. Highlights the wastage of war; describes the sadness of Australian mounted soldiers in Palestine in 1918

14:24:52

Barbara Laidlaw POW Hong Kong WW2

Stanley Civilian Internment Camp Hong Kong

15:17:07

Song: Suo Gan

The song sung by Allied civilian women as they breast fed their babies at Stanley Internment Camp in Hong Kong WW2

15:20:10

Song: Letters from Wilfred

Allen Bell

15:25:56

Jan Morice – Letters Home

Pacifist movement WW1

Mother founding member of Women’s League for Peace and Freedom. The turmoil created in a Pacifist family when a son enlists

15:46:53

Song: I didn’t raise my son to be a soldier

Recorded at Radio Adelaide 2014 Heidi Silberman & Catherine Crowley

15:47:52

Megan Spencer: Harry’s story 2/7th Battalion WW2

Excerpts from her grandfather’s handwritten memoirs. Megan dives deep into Corporal Spencer’s prisoner-of-war experience. Insights gleaned about remembering

16:45:16

Poem – Heroes

Read by Fiona White commemorating the Merchant Navy. A reminder not to miss-use the word Hero

Song: Merchant Navy marching tune… All the nice girls love a Sailor

Royal Australian Navy Band

16:53:10

Frank Finch OAM Ode

Backed by the RAAF Concert Band

16:53:23

Navy’s sunset bugle call

Royal Australian Navy Band

16:55:58

Song: Say a prayer

Fred Smith (in memory of the loss of HMAS Canberra at the Battle of Savo Island on 9 August, 1942.

17:00:00

Radio Adelaide’s The Folk Show plays folk music with ANZAC themes and an in memorial tribute to veterans

18:00:00

Last Post Ode and Rouse.