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Subj: [WIA-News] ANZAC 100 will be everywhere in 2015
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ANZAC 100 will be everywhere in 2015

Date : 03 / 01 / 2015

Author : Jim Linton - VK3PC

The WIA has joined the community commemoration of the ANZAC 100 milestone with 
its own ANZAC Centenary Award, special callsigns and other activities. 
Also involved are the NZART New Zealand and the TRAC Turkey, 
with some other IARU member societies showing interest.

The Australian Department of Veteran Affairs has approved the WIA's use of 
the word 'ANZAC' in its rostered special callsigns. 
These will be popular with on-air contacts made during the year.

Earlier, the start of World War 1, and the First Shot Fired by Australia 
movement invited participation on August 5 last year from the Geelong 
Amateur Radio Club at Fort Queenscliff on Port Phillip Bay, 
who used VI3ANZAC. Another event was the first ANZAC troop ships in 
November and Albany's role in Australia's ANZAC history, 
that had the Southern Electronics Group use VI6ANZAC.

However, the ANZAC 100 event officially opens on April 25 this year with 
a special WIA broadcast from Canberra. Clubs and groups can register on a
roster basis for the WIA assigned ANZAC callsigns. Already registered are 
the RAAF Secret Mission, The Somme, Kokoda Track and the Evacuation of 
Gallipoli - among others.

The ANZAC 100 event in Australia runs until December 20, 2015 the day when 
ANZAC troops left the Gallipoli Peninsula. Suggested calling frequencies 
are made for Digital Modes, CW and SSB. An online log is provided to 
locate ANZAC stations, gauge propagation paths and enable eQSLing.

We remember the sacrifices made by our service personnel over the last 
100 years. For details and to register please see the 'About The ANZAC 
Centenary' panel on the WIA website.


		(Sourced from the WIA Website)

http://www.wia.org.au/newsevents/news/2015/20150103-1/index.php

	(Posted to the Packet Radio Network courtesy Tony VK7AX)
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