2015 ANZAC DAY MELBOURNE DAWN SERVICE AND MARCH
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2015 ANZAC Day
Melbourne Dawn Service and March
O Melbourne ANZAC Day March
n 25 April 2015, ANZAC Day will 30 minutes prior to the stepping-off time,
be marked as the Centenary A special feature of the 2015 March will and wearing the WWI medals of your
of ANZAC, one of the most WWI forebear.
be the place reserved in the March for
significant national commemorations
descendants of Australians and New The Assembly Plan for the March,
since Federation. Around Victoria there
Zealanders who served in World War I with the locations to form up, and the
will be many commemorative services
(WWI). The March of Medals is to allow stepping off times, is available in this lift-
and marches, and in Melbourne the
all families with those links to have one out and also on the ANZAC Centenary
main focus will be on the Shrine of
family member, wearing the medals of and Victorian RSL websites. All those
Remembrance.
their forebear, to march in place of that intending to participate should study
At the Shrine of Remembrance large WWI ANZAC. Only those descendants this information carefully. Adherence to
numbers are expected for the Dawn wearing the WWI medal group of a WWI the Assembly Plan and the timings will
Service, which commences at 6.00 am, serviceman or woman will be able to join assist the March Marshals to deliver a
and all those wishing to attend should the March of Medals contingent. well-organised March that runs to time
plan on arriving at the Shrine precinct and avoids frustration for participants.
The medals should be worn on the
between 4.00-5.00 am. Details on detours,
right breast, as required by protocol. The March of Medals contingent that
road closures and public transport
Only the actual person awarded medals comprises the WWI descendants will
arrangements, which will apply to assist in
can wear them on the left-hand side. be formed into three divisions; one for
the conduct of the Dawn Service and the
All descendants are expected to wear WWI Navy and two for WWI Army, or 1st
ANZAC Day March, will be posted on the
suitable attire and follow the ANZAC Day AIF. They will be led by specially formed
Victorian Government ANZAC Centenary
March Protocols. The ANZAC Day contingents of serving Navy and Army
website as soon as it is finalised
Marshals will arrange descendants in personnel, complemented by groups
(www.anzaccentenary.vic.gov.au).
divisions that will march six abreast, in a wearing the military uniforms of that era.
Screens will be established around the formal way, thereby recreating some of
Shrine precinct to enable those who the atmosphere of the large marches in The ANZAC Day March will conclude
don’t have a direct sightline to the Shrine Melbourne in the 1920s and 30s, where at approximately 1.00 pm, with WWI
Forecourt to follow the Dawn Service. WWI veterans marched in massive descendants being halted on the Shrine
The narration that occurs prior to the numbers. forecourt immediately below the main
commencement of the Service will be steps that lead up to the Shrine entrance.
Descendants who intend to participate The Official Commemorative Service, led
delivered by MC Peter Meehan from
are encouraged to register online: by the Governor, will then commence;
5.45 am. Immediately after the Service,
www.anzaccentenary.vic.gov.au. addressing, in particular, the veterans
at approximately 6.30 am, a traditional
Please note that you will not be issued a
Gunfire Breakfast will be served on the who participated in the March and the
ticket or other entry pass as a result of
lawns in front of Victoria Barracks. WWI descendants present. This Service
registration. The registration is primarily
will conclude at approximately 1.30 pm.
As St Kilda Road will be closed to all to assist in estimating the numbers likely
vehicle traffic by this time, Dawn Service to be involved for planning and logistics Descendants of WWI servicemen and
attendees will be able to move readily to purposes. The criteria for participating women from other Commonwealth or
the breakfast and a gold coin donation will not be registration, but to be at the Allied countries, such as the UK, India,
is encouraged to assist the RSL in their forming-up places identified for the Pakistan, South Africa, Canada, USA or
veteran support activities. WWI descendant contingent at least France, are also urged to participate
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in the 2015 March. You will find on the serving ADF personnel. It is not a March and at the commencement of the
March Assembly Plan the location of procession or a parade. Accordingly, Official Commemoration Service, led by
the various national Commonwealth/ only one carer for a disabled or elderly the Governor.
Allied contingents, and WWI descendants veteran and only one family descendant
The Order of March will be:
are encouraged to join them. Again, the per deceased veteran should be
WWI medals you wear must be worn marching. All World War II (WWII) • Disabled veterans in cars
on the right breast and the usual March veterans participating will ride in vehicles • Headquarters Group
protocols in terms of dress and behaviour provided for them. • War Widows Guild
must be observed. Only one descendant • NZ veterans
We encourage all those eligible to take
per WWI veteran should march. • Women’s Services
part in what will be an historic ANZAC
Descendants of those who fought in Centenary March and encourage all • WWII RAN and subsequent
the Turkish contingents at Gallipoli are Victorians to support their local or deployments
warmly encouraged to march, observing Melbourne March. • WWII Army
the same protocols set out above. The • WWII RAAF and subsequent
Turkish RSL Sub-Branch has its normal Order of March deployments
place in the March and the Turkish WWI • BCOF
The Victorian Government ANZAC
descendants are requested to congregate • Korea/Malaysia
Day Committee and His Excellency
immediately behind Australian and New
the Governor have requested that all • Vietnam
Zealand WWI descendants, as set out in
WWI descendants be included in the • Post-1975 veterans
the Assembly Plan.
Commemoration Service immediately • Commonwealth and Allies
All Marchers must be formally attired following the March. In order to achieve • WWI descendants
and obey the directions of March this, the March of Medals of WWI • Boer War descendants
Marshals. The 2015 ANZAC Day March Descendants will be placed at the
• Scouts and Marshals.
in Melbourne will have some special rear of the March; this means they will
aspects but, importantly, it remains be immediately present at the Shrine Further details can be found on the
primarily a March for veterans and Forecourt during the final phase of the following pages.
Order of March timings Women’s Services Navy Ships HMAS Kiama, Ballarat &
Depart 0904: Swanston St Depart 0905: Flinders St west Gawler
Disabled veterans (in cars) west (next to station) (station side) HMAS Orara, Minesweepers &
Depart 0835: Flinders St east
Women’s Royal Australian Leader Navy DEMS Fairmile
(Princes Bridge)
Naval Service HMAS Submarines HMAS Manoora
HQ Group
Nurses HMAS Australia HMAS Kanimbla
Depart 0900: Princes Bridge
RAAF Band Physiotherapists HMAS Canberra & Shropshire HMAS Westralia
Victoria Police (mounted) Servicewomen VAD’s/AAMWS HMAS Sydney/VLSVA HMAS Assault/Chinese ships
Leader of March HMAS Melbourne & Fleet Air Clearance Divers
AWAS
Ensign Party Arm RAN Communications Branch
Women’s Royal Australian
President RSL, Chief Marshal HMAS Perth Assn (Victoria)
Army Corps
& Official Party HMAS Hobart Far East Strategic Reserve
Australian Women’s Land
Australian, New Zealand, HMAS Adelaide Naval Assn
Army
Victoria & RSL Flags HMAS Stuart & Scrap Iron
RAAF Nursing Service RAN Post-1975
War Widows Guild Flotilla Naval Assn
Depart 0901: Princes Bridge Women’s Auxiliary Australian N Class Destroyers
Air Force (WAAAF) Merchant Navy
HMAS Arunta
Light Horse Detachment HQ 4th Brigade & Units
Women’s Royal Australian Air HMAS Warramunga
Depart 0902: Swanston St
Force 1951–77 Depart 0920: Swanston St
west (next to station) HMAS Bataan
(opp Town Hall)
Ancillary Services 1 HMAS Quiberon &
Victoria Police
Depart 0903: Swanston St Depart 0905: Swanston St Quickmatch 2nd AIF 1st Corps
west (next to Station) west (next to Station) HMAS ANZAC & Tobruk Depart 0925: Flinders St west
Victoria Police ex-servicemen Victorian Railways HMAS Voyager (north side)
Corps of Commissionaires HMAS Condamine & Leader 2nd AIF, 1 Corps
New Zealand
Hawkesbury 1st Corps Headquarters
Depart 0904: Swanston St RAN Colour Party
west (next to station) Depart 0900: Swanston St HMAS Warrego Commando Assn
New Zealand veterans (opp Town Hall) HMAS Yarra M & Z Special Units
Royal New Zealand Naval HMAS Cerberus & HMAS HMAS Corvettes 2nd/11th Field Regiment
Service Visiting Ship HMAS Mildura & Gympie 2nd/1st Survey Regt RAA
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2nd/2nd Heavy AA Regt -2 nd/5th Inf Bn 8th Division AASC - 2nd/23rd Inf Bn
2nd/3rd Light AA Regt -2 nd/6th Inf Bn 2nd/9th Field Ambulance - 2nd/24th Inf Bn
2nd/17th Light AA Battery -2 nd/7th Inf Bn 13th Aust Gen Hospital - 2nd/48th Inf Bn
77th Mobile Searchlight 19th BDE 8th Division Ordnance 2nd/3rd Pioneer Battalion
Battery -2 nd/4th Inf Bn 9th Division AASC
9th Division
2nd Field Company RAE -2 nd/8th Inf Bn 2nd/3rd Casualty Clearing
Depart 0950: Flinders St east
2/1, 2/2 & 2/3 Forestry - 2nd/11th Inf Bn (St Paul’s side) Station
Squadrons RAE 2nd/3rd Machine Gun Bn 2nd/9th Division Cavalry 3rd Division
4th Army Troops Company 6th Division AASC Commando Regiment Depart 0955: Swanston St west
RAE
22nd/2nd Field Ambulance 2nd/7th Field Regt RAA (btwn Flinders & Collins Sts)
2nd AIF Railway Units RAE
2nd/1st Casualty Clearing 2nd/8th Field Regt RAA 3rd Division Headquarters
Australian Survey Corps Assn
Station 2nd/12th Field Regt RAA 2nd Field Regiment
1st Corps Signals
7th Division 2nd/4th Light AA Regt 4th Field Regiment
32nd & 34th Water Transport
Depart 0935: Flinders St east 9th Div Sappers Assoc 101st Heavy Mortar Company
Company
(St Paul’s side) 9th Division Signals 106th Tank Attack Regt
Australian Paratroopers
2nd/4th Field Regt RAA 20th BDE 4th Field Coy RAE
39th Inf Bn
2nd/5th Field Regt RAA - 2nd/13th Inf Bn 10th Field Coy RAE
105th & 106th Petrol Park
Platoon 2nd/6th Field Regt RAA - 2nd/15th Inf Bn 15th Field Coy RAE
2nd/1st AA Bde Company 7th Division RAE - 2nd/17th Inf Bn 53rd Field Park Coy RAE
AASC 2nd/4th Field Sqn RAE 24th BDE 3rd Division Signals
107th General Transport 7th Division Signals - 2nd/28th Inf Bn 26th Inf Bn
Company AASC 18th BDE - 2nd/32nd Inf Bn 24th Inf Bn
108th General Transport - 2nd/9th Inf Bn - 2nd/43rd Inf Bn 57th/60th Inf Bn
Company AASC - 2nd/10th Inf Bn 26th BDE 58th/59th Inf Bn
151st General Transport - 2nd/12th Inf Bn
Company AASC 21st BDE
2nd/4th Aust Gen Hospital - 2nd/14th Inf Bn
2nd/7th Aust Gen Hospital - 2nd/16th Inf Bn
2nd/2nd Australian Hospital
- 2nd/27th Inf Bn
Ship Wanganella
2nd/1st Machine Gun Bn
& Australian Hospital Ship
25th BDE
Centaur
- 2nd/25th Inf Bn
10th Field Ambulance
1st Australian Ordnance Field - 2nd/31st Inf Bn
Park - 2nd/33rd Inf Bn
2nd/1st Field Workshop 2nd/2nd Pioneer Battalion
2nd/2nd Field Workshop 7th Division AASC
2nd/4th Field Workshop 2nd/5th Field Ambulance
6th Division 8th Division
Depart 0930: Flinders St east Depart 0945: Flinders St east
(St Paul’s side) (St Paul’s side)
6th Division Headquarters
2nd/6th Cavalry Commando
4th Anti Tank Regiment
2nd/14th Field Regt RAA BECOME A LEGATEE
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2nd/2nd Field Regt RAA 23rd BDE
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2nd/3rd Field Regt RAA - 2nd/21st Inf Bn (Gull Force)
2nd/1st Field Coy RAE - 2nd/22st Inf Bn (Lark Force)
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voluntarily to help respond to the needs of widows and
2nd/2nd Field Coy RAE - 2nd/40th Inf Bn (Sparrow
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- 17 Bde HQ - Heavy Arty & RAAF
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7th Inf Bn RAAF Colour Party & Escort 11 Repair & Salvage Unit Australian Artillery
8th Inf Bn Depart 1005: Swanston St 22 Repair & Salvage Unit 104 Field Battery Assn
27th Inf Bn (opp Town Hall) 131 Divisional Location Battery
76, 77, 78A, 79, 82, 86, 452 &
42nd Inf Bn RAAF HQ Group 457 Fighter Squadrons & 26 Royal Australian Engineers
3rd Division AASC Depart 1010: Flinders St east RSU Vietnam Assn
4th Field Ambulance (Fed Sq side) 78A Fighter Wing (75, 78, 80 Vietnam Tunnel Rats Assn
15th Field Ambulance Leader Air Force Group Squadrons) Signals Vietnam Assn
126th & 127th Brigade 21 Squadron Assn 9 Repair & Salvage Unit
Royal Australian Regiment
Workshops RAAF Assn 2 Mobile Works Unit Depart 1045: Collins St east
5th & 11th Divisions RAAF SE Asia 2 Airfield Construction (Town Hall side)
Depart 1000: Swanston St west Depart 1015: Flinders St east Squadron Leader RAR
(btwn Flinders & Collins Sts) (Fed Sq side) 3 Airfield Construction 8th Battalion RAR
22nd Inf Bn Air Command South East Asia Squadron 5th/7th Battalion RAR
29th/46th Inf Bn 86 Attack Wing (1 & 93 4 Works Maintenance Unit 9th Battalion RAR
37th/52nd Inf Bn Squadrons, 1 RSU, 30 ASP, 84 & Airfield Construction 1st Battalion RAR
OBU) Squadron
14th/32nd Inf Bn 2nd Battalion RAR
RAAF Singapore (1, 8, 453, 5 Airfield Construction
38th Inf Bn 3rd Battalion RAR
Headquarters Squadrons) Squadron
2nd/2nd Field Ambulance 4th Battalion RAR
(Sembawang) 6 Mobile Works Unit
2nd/6th Field Ambulance 5th Battalion RAR
RAAF Malaya 7 Mobile Works Unit 6th Battalion RAR
2nd AIF 2nd Corps 1, 8 & 14 Airfield Construction
RAAF Europe & Middle East 7th Battalion RAR
Depart 1005: Swanston St east Squadrons
(btwn Flinders & Collins Sts) Depart 1020: Flinders St east
RAAF Wireless Units Vietnam 2
(Fed Sq side)
2nd/4th Armd Regiment Depart 1050: Collins St east
10 & 461 Squadron RAAF Radar Units
2nd/8th Armd Regiment (City Sq side)
RAAF Rhodesia 112 Mobile Fighter Control Unit
2nd/9th Armd Regiment Special Air Service Regiment
463 & 467 Squadrons Training & Support Units & 14
13th Armd Regiment 161 Recce Squadron
3 Squadron (Desert Air Force) Stores Unit
20th Pioneer Bn (VMR) RAASC Vietnam & RACT Assn
Desert Air Force Assn (3, 450, RAAF Police
Heavy AA, 23rd, 31st, 33rd 85 Transport Platoon
451, 454, 458, 459, 462, Air RAAF Vietnam
Battery’s Assn Amb Squadron) 86 Transport Platoon
RAAF Post-1975
67th AA Searchlight Bty 455 Squadron 87 Transport Platoon
Post-1945 7 Petrol Platoon
112th Light AA Regt 458 Squadron
Depart 1030: Swanston St Royal Australian Army Medical
116th Light AA Regt 460 Squadron west (opp City Sq)
Odd Bods (UK) Assn Corps Assn
Old Sappers Assn Leader Post-1945
RAF Assn 1 Field Hospital
20th Field Company RAE British Commonwealth
Pathfinder Force Field Ambulances
Water Tpt Units RAE Occupation Force
RAAOC Vietnam Assn
2nd/6th Dock Operating RAAF SW Pacific Korean veterans
Company RAE Royal Australian Electrical
Depart 1025: Flinders St east Malaya & Borneo
& Mechanical Engineers
33rd Aust Works Coy (Fed Sq side) 4 Field Transport RAE
Vietnam Assn
Royal Aust Signals Assoc 11, 20, 42 & 43 Squadrons
Vietnam 1 1 Armd Squadron LAD
New Guinea Air Warning (Catalina Club)
Depart 1035: Collins St east 101 Field Workshop
Wireless Group 2 Squadron (Hudsons) (City Sq side) 1 Field Squadron Workshop
Australian Special Wireless 4 Repair & Salvage Unit Australian Army Training
Group 18 Squadron (Netherlands 102 Field Workshop
Team Vietnam
RAASC & RACT Assn East Indies RAAF) 106 Field Workshop
Headquarters AFV & ATF &
118th Australian General 4 Tactical Reconnaissance ALSG 1 Australian Civil Affairs Unit
Transport Company (Usher’s Squadron Headquarters Company 1 ATF Civilian Medical Teams
Mob) 36 Squadron (Dakotas) Vietnam Assn
Royal Australian Armoured
135th Australian General RAAF Beaufort Squadrons Assn Corps Assn Post-1975 veterans
Transport Company 22 Squadron 1 Armoured Regiment Assn Depart 1055: Collins St west
159th Australian General 23 & 24 Squadron (Liberators) 1 APC Tp, 4/19th PWLH & 3 (north side)
Transport Company 30 Squadron (Beaufighters) Cavalry Regiment Peacekeepers & Peacemakers
RAAOC Assn 31 Squadron (Beaufighters) RAA Vietnam Veterans Assn Afghanistan
11th Advanced Workshop Repair & Salvage Units 1, 4, 12 Field Regiments Royal Iraq
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Cambodia Defence & National Assyrian Levies WWI Army (surnames
Kuwait Services Karen Assn commencing A to M)
Depart 1110: Collins St west Depart 1135: Flinders St west
Somalia Allied Forces
(south side) 5th/6th Bn RVR Pipes & Drums
East Timor Depart 1120: Princes Walk
Post-1945 Defence Services Army Colour Guard
Solomon Islands United States of America
National Servicemen’s Assn WWI Army descendants
veterans
Ancillary Services 2 OTU Scheyville Assn 173rd Airborne Brigade WWI Army (surnames
Depart 1105: Collins St west
Commonwealth Forces France veterans commencing A to M)
(south side) Depart 1150: Flinders St east
Depart 1115: Princes Walk The Netherlands veterans
Royal Victoria Regt Assn Australian Great War Assn
Royal Navy Assn/Assn of Poland veterans
Royal Australian Engineers Assn Army Band Melbourne
WRENS Russia veterans
Australian Intelligence Assn British veterans Combined Greece veterans WWI Army descendants
Victoria Associations Turkish veterans WWI New Zealand
Royal Australian Dental Corps British Household Division Italy veterans descendants
Assn Royal Marines & Airborne Serbian RSL Sub-Branch Depart 1150: Flinders St east
Air Dispatch Assn of Australia Divisions Vietnamese veterans
Royal Australian Electrical & WWI Turkish descendants
Dunkirk veterans
WWI Massed Banners Depart 1150: Flinders St east
Mechanical Engineers Assn Normandy Landing veterans
Depart 1120: Swanston St west
Royal Australian Corps of Scottish veterans Boer War descendants
(btwn Flinders & Collins Sts) Depart 1220: Flinders St east
Military Police Assn Maltese veterans
Royal Australian Army Pay Gurkha Brigade WWI RAN Marshal Group
Corps Ceylon veterans Depart 1125: Swanston St Depart 1230: Swanston St
Royal Australian Army India veterans RAN Leader east (next to Fed Sq)
Chaplain’s Department Canada veterans RAN Ships Boat Air Force Cadets/Massed ANF
Legion of Ex-Servicemen & South Africa veterans RAN Band Australian Scouts
Women Rhodesia veterans RAN WWI descendants March Marshals
Assembly veterans, are encouraged to use the
The Chief Marshal will have overall transport provided, but must remain in
responsibility for the March. Participants the vehicle until the March is completed.
should complete assembly 30 minutes • If a veteran must fall out of the March, he
prior to the expected time for their or she should be directed to a Marshal
formation to step-off. for assistance. Unit Associations are to
continue moving so as not to disrupt the
momentum of the March.
March protocols
• Descendants are to march behind the
The following protocols have been veterans and be old enough to march
decided on by the veterans:
Rubbish removal
the full distance (approximately one
• All marchers should form-up and march kilometre) without assistance.
six abreast. • Representation of your veteran
• Veterans are to march directly behind forebears is to be restricted to one We can take away your
their unit banner, accompanied by one
carer if needed. That carer should be
per veteran and the descendant is to old or unwanted junk
wear the veteran’s medals on the right
of an age where they can directly assist breast (the left breast is reserved for the We specialize in deceased
the veteran. Veterans having difficulty
completing the March, and all WWII
original recipient of the medals). estates and clearances
• Descendants are to dress in appropriate
clothing, as your forebears would No job too small
have done. Therefore, all marchers
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• Carrying pictures of relatives, and
pushing prams and pushers, are not
permitted.
• Veterans are requested not to join
Websites:
or leave the March other than at the www.allrubbishremovals.com.au
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assembly and dispersal points.
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ANZAC DAY COMMEMORATION MARCH ASSEMBLY PLAN 2015-Phase 1 Vehicles
Vehicles provided by the RACV
and Car Club volunteers will
be positioned in the Assembly
Area to provide the uplift of all
veterans who have requested
support. Vehicles for disabled
veterans provided by RACV
volunteers are to assemble by
8.15 am, two abreast, on the
eastern kerb of Swanston Street
between Flinders Street and the
south side of Princes Bridge.
First aid
St John Ambulance first aid
points and Ambulance Victoria
Mica personnel will be located
in the Assembly Area, along
St Kilda Road, the northern end
of the Shrine Forecourt and the
dispersal point.
Saluting the Eternal
Flame
As the leader of each formation/
unit approaches the Eternal
Flame, hats are to be removed
(by following the leader’s
movements or by direction)
and the right hand placed
over the heart and kept in that
position until the formation/unit
ANZAC DAY COMMEMORATION MARCH ASSEMBLY PLAN 2015-Phase 2 passes the Eternal Flame. Then
the reverse is to be followed.
Heads are to be turned towards
the Eternal Flame when passing
it. Banners and flags are to
be dipped. Defence Force
formations are to salute the
Eternal Flame as they pass it.
Marshals will be placed on the
Shrine Forecourt to provide
directions for the ‘Eyes Right’
at the Eternal Flame and the
‘Left Wheel’ to proceed to the
dismissal area past the flags.
Dismissal of marchers
Formations/Units are to be
dismissed after they have
marched passed the flagpoles
on the eastern side of the
Shrine Forecourt and are
requested to move well clear
of the dismissal area after
they have completed the
March. Refreshments will be
provided by the Salvation Army
prior to proceeding to the
Commemoration Service at the
conclusion of the March.
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2015 DAWN SERVICE - SHRINE OF REMEMBRANCE SITE PLAN
Screen
N
Screen
Screen
ABC TV
Band
Shrine Chorus
Entrance
Debus Lecterns
Point
Screen
4TS
774
BD
MEDIC
CENTRE TBT
2TS
1TD
T 3TD
T Salvation 2TS
Army
Screen
VEH RAMPS
3TS 3TS
Screen Screen
LEGEND
FIRST AID POSTS
TT TOILETS TRUCK
TS TOILET SINGLE
TBT TOILET BLACK TIE
TD TOILET DISABLED
BD BAND DRINKS
WATER POINT ABC
TV
SOUND Control Booth
T
Screen
T
3 AW
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2015 COMMEMORATION MARCH - SHRINE OF REMEMBRANCE SITE PLAN
N
VIP CAR PARK
ENTRANCE
RESERVED VIP PARKING
ABC
FOR OFFICAL GUESTS
Band
Shrine Choir
Entrance
Debus Lecterns
Point
PUBLIC PUBLIC 4TS
ABC
SEATING SEATING
BAND BUSES
BD
MEDIC
CENTRE TBT
2TS PUBLIC
LEGEND SEATING VICE REGAL/
1TD
OFFICIAL GUESTS
T 3TD RACV/NURSES
T Salvation 2TS DISABLED & EX
Army SERVICEWOMEN
VEH RAMPS
3TS 3TS
LEGEND
MARCHERS
VEHICLES
FIRST AID POSTS
TT TOILETS TRUCK
TS TOILET SINGLE
TBT TOILET BLACK TIE
TD TOILET DISABLED ABC
BD BAND DRINKS
WATER POINT T
SOUND Control Booth T
Counting
Team
RACV Vehs
3 AW
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