Yesterday was ANZAC Day, a time when as a nation we pause in a national day of remembrance to commemorate those Australians and New Zealanders who served and died in all wars, conflicts, and peacekeeping operations.
Across the state, volunteers and staff from Marine Rescue attended local dawn services and marches, including laying wreaths in memory of the fallen.
Following are a selection of photographs of our members participating in services up and down the state.
Banner photo: Marine Rescue Port Macquarie volunteers
Commissioner Stacey Tannos at the NSW Maritime service on 22 AprilWooli Unit Commander Richard Taffs ESM and Deputy Unit Commander Matthew McLennan at the Wooli serviceA volunteer stands ready to play the last post at Marine Rescue HawkesburyMembers of Marine Rescue Evans Head at the local Dawn ServiceMembers of the Marine Rescue Central Coast unit watched the Dawn Service from the water
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