Anzac day Dawn Service 2008 Gallipoli / Turkey

Anzac Day Tours

2012

TURKEY

Anzac day 25.April

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ANZAC DAY DAWN SERVICE 2012

Commemoration Program

Visitors arriving for the Dawn Service should carry a torch and follow any instructions given. The morning can be cold and wet and extra clothing is necessary. It is recommended that visitors carry food and drink with them sufficient for the day. There are no fresh water

taps near the site of the Dawn Service. Those arriving the night before ANZAC Day are advised to keep to the main congregation areas and to take precautions for their personal safety as the area is undeveloped. There are temporary toilets installed near the Dawn Service site, at Lone Pine and Chunuk Bair memorials. There are also toilets at the Museum at Kabatepe and down the hill from Chunuk Bair.
The order and time of services of commemoration following the Dawn Service are as follows:

0900-1000 Turkish International Service, Mehmetcik Abide

1010-1040 Service at French Memorial, Morto Bay

1055 - 1125 Service at Commonwealth Memorial, Cape Helles

1200-1240 Service at Australian Memorial, Lone Pine

1250 - 1320 Service at Turkish 57th Regiment Memorial

1340 - 1410 Service at New Zealand Memorial, Chunuk Bair

The narrow roads linking the various memorials will be congested. A traffic flow system will be in place on the Gallipoli Peninsula and motorists and coach drivers will be required to follow the routes indicated or as advised by Gendarmerie, police or members of the Armed Forces. Private vehicles will not be permitted past the Kabatepe Museum, thereby causing private passengers a three-kilometer walk to reach the ANZAC Commemorative Site

Link: www.awm.gov.au