In this episode, we reflect on the shared experiences that unite Australia’s veterans across generations. While every war carries its own unique context, the bonds formed in service—through sacrifice, hardship, and camaraderie—create a powerful sense of continuity. Anzac Day brings these connections to the forefront, reminding us that beyond the differences in time or battlefield, the heart of service is the same.
We cover:
The debate over whether every war is different, or every war is the same.
The ties that bind veterans: remembrance of lost friends, pride in service, and trust in comradeship.
How younger veterans are embraced by older generations, fostering unity instead of division.
The power of storytelling, shared experiences, and intergenerational respect.
Why Anzac Day is more than commemoration—it’s a living bridge between past and present service.
By the end, listeners will see how the veteran community transcends differences in age or conflict. It’s not about which war was harder, but about honoring the courage, loss, and resilience that every generation carries.
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