Defending then, remembered now

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The 86th anniversary of the Battle of Britain, a pivotal air campaign in WWII, brought personnel, veterans and the Tasmanian community together for a commemoration service.

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Two military men salute a collection of wreaths at the base of a memorial for several wars/operations.
From left, Warrant Officer - Air Force WOFF-AF Ralph Clinton and CDR CSG AIRCDRE Andrew McHugh salute after laying a wreath during the National Commemoration of the Battle of Britain at the Hobart Cenotaph, Tasmania. Photo: LACW Mikaela Fernlund
A military man plays the bagpipes.
Air Force musician CPL Robert Scott plays the bagpipes. Photo: LACW Mikaela Fernlund
A military woman stands with her hands on her gun and her head bowed, as another military woman holds a drum to her left.
LACW Rhianna Spice participates in the catafalque party. Photo: LACW Mikaela Fernlund
Two aircraft fly past a pillar memorial stationed with four military personnel.
Two Air Force Roulettes Pilatus PC-21s conduct a flypast. Photo: LACW Mikaela Fernlund
A priest raises his hand as he speaks into the mic at a podium.
CHAP Cam Carroll leads prayer. Photo: LACW Mikaela Fernlund
A large group of military personnel and civilians stand up from their chairs.
Participants of the National Commemoration of the Battle of Britain during the national anthem. Photo: LACW Mikaela Fernlund
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