Adelaide Pathway of Honour - British Commonwealth Occupation Forces Australian Contingent Veterans Memorial Back to Search

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Location | Kintore Avenue / King William St, Adelaide, South Australia, Australia |
Type | memorial |
Description | The pathway contains 23 monuments, 22 with bronze plaques affixed to cement or granite blocks; several have two plaques. The main plaques are set on an angled face. One monument, the SAS, is a cut and polished black granite boulder with brass plaques affixed to the face. |
Built | Not yet discovered |
Opened | 20 July 1997 by COLONEL DONALD BEARD AM. RFD. ED. EX B.C.O.F. AND B.C.F.K. |
Inscription | Top plaque: BRITISH COMMONWEALTH OCCUPATION FORCES AUSTRALIAN CONTINGENT Insignia of the RAN Insignia of the AIF Insignia of the BCOF Insignia of the RAAF Insignia of the Merchant Navy VETERANS MEMORIAL IN MEMORY OF THOSE WHO SERVED IN THE OCCUPATION OF JAPAN 1945-1952 WE SERVED BY EXAMPLE TO DEMONSTRATE THE MEANING OF DEMOCRACY Lower plaque: UNVEILED BY COLONEL DONALD BEARD AM. RFD. ED. EX B.C.O.F. AND B.C.F.K. DEDICATED BY REV. PETER RANDLE 20. 7. 1997 |
Condition | MAINTAINED BY: Adelaide City Council PECULIARITIES/DAMAGE: Nil |
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