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    The Vietnam War is commemorated in Australia to honor the soldiers who fought and sacrificed in the conflict. As a small troop, Australia suffered huge casualties in battles like the Long Tan battle against Vietnam. On Vietnam Veterans' Day each August 18th, Australians reflect on the bravery and endurance of its soldiers during the war, the longest military involvement of the 20th century for the country, and consider also the impact on veterans' families.

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    The Vietnam War is commemorated in Australia to honor the soldiers who fought and sacrificed in the conflict. As a small troop, Australia suffered huge casualties in battles like the Long Tan battle against Vietnam. On Vietnam Veterans' Day each August 18th, Australians reflect on the bravery and endurance of its soldiers during the war, the longest military involvement of the 20th century for the country, and consider also the impact on veterans' families.

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    The Vietnam War is commemorated in Australia to honor the soldiers who fought and sacrificed in the conflict. As a small troop, Australia suffered huge casualties in battles like the Long Tan battle against Vietnam. On Vietnam Veterans' Day each August 18th, Australians reflect on the bravery and endurance of its soldiers during the war, the longest military involvement of the 20th century for the country, and consider also the impact on veterans' families.

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    The Vietnam

    war
    Why do Australian commemorate the Vietnam
    War?

    01
    1. The “longest” war
    ever
    • Longest military involvement
    in 20th Century
    • Small troop
    • Mostly been a vassal country

    02
    03

    • Knowing what they were facing


    2. Impressive • Maintain the rhythm of fighting and

    endurance preparing
    • Great teamwork
    04

    The Rubber
    Plantation Fight
    3. Huge loss on Australia 05

    Long Tan caused Australia huge


    casualties since they were such a
    small troop at that time
    06

    Casualties and losses


    • 18 killed
    • 24 wounded
     Australia striked a mass
    knock on Vietnam but also led
    to multiple sacrifices.
    07

    The Long Tan Battle


    To Vietnam: not a decisive victory

    To Australia: Marked the glorious


    days and honor sacrificed soldiers.
    08

    Vietnam Veteran’s Day


    Celebrated in Australia on 18 August
    every year.

    Long Tan Day is also known as


    Vietnam Veterans’ Remembrance
    Day.
    09

    On Vietnam Veterans’ Day, we pause and


    reflect on the bravery and tenacity that
    Australians displayed throughout the
    battle.

    We also pause to reflect on the


    impact of service on veterans’
    families.
    10

    Last but not least,


    THANK YOU FOR
    LISTENING </3

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