00:02A time for commemoration.
00:06Adelaide's Remembrance Day
00:07ceremony acknowledging those who died or suffered while serving in wars.
00:13Veteran Gary Stewart left Vietnam
00:1555 years ago today, but not everyone was lucky enough to make it back.
00:20Most of us come home, one of our mates got killed over there,
00:24Ray Wilson. Yeah, certainly remember him.
00:28We will remember him. The strength of our democracy that we enjoy
00:32in Australia is because of the men and women who have served our nation.
00:36104 year old Reg Swanborough and 108 year old
00:40Colin Wagner reflecting on their service. Bloody hard
00:44mate, not like you lot, you lot get it easy. But still
00:48in good spirits. World War II survivors. Are we?
00:52Yeah. Is that good or bad?
00:54No.
00:56Today's service was extra special
00:58with the Virtual War Memorial adding a veteran
01:00to the South Australian role of honour.
01:02Frederick Joseph Turner died of tuberculosis
01:04in 1917 at the age
01:06of just 26.
01:08Private Turner answered the call to
01:10service in World War I.
01:11And with global tensions rising, a reminder.
01:15It would be better if it was a world that's full of peace.
01:17It would be better if it was a world that's full of peace.
01:17to be in the world that's full of peace.
01:17And you guys will be there for adapting to this place.
01:17But first, we'll start going to be better —
01:17Now we will find this clip.
01:17Let's go to the clip.
01:18See you next time.
01:19Is it this clip?
01:19You can see it.
01:20You can see it.
