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What made a lot of vets upset was the reception they received when the returned home from the war.
I think it was 3 RAR on completion of their first tour. They were marching through the streets of Sydney, and a woman suddenly rushed out and threw red paint all over the uniform of the Major, who was leading the march, as he took the general salute outside the Sydney Town Hall. I wasn't there, so I can only pass on to you, what was reported by the media. Personally I think that was a disgusting act, that desecrated the ARA Uniform and those who've worn it. I understand, despite the red paint, he marched on, and took the General Salute, without missing a beat. A soldier's soldier in my opinion DAVID F.
On another occasion, also on an ANZAC Day, My wife and I had just parked the Car and we were walking down the road to where my Unit had assembled, prior to the March. There were three or four well dressed young women, in their early twenties, walking towards us, and as they drew closer, they suddenly stopped and started hurling abuse at me, calling me a rapist, a baby killer, and other terrible accusations.
And this all occurred in the middle of the Sydney CBD, prior to the commencement of the ANZAC Day March. My now deceased wife ended up in tears, and as a result I didn't march that year. Had I been on duty I would've arrested the lot of them and put them before the Court. ANZAC Day is a solemn day for most Aussies DAVID.F. But I'm sure you know that. Thanks DAVID F., we're good my friend.