We&#39;ve received your photo and it&#39;s currently under review.

Thank you

Name

 St Mary's Parish Primary School WWII Honour Board

106th Australian Casualty Clearing Station and 6th Casualty Clearing Station Brisbane

11th Aust Infantry Bde (AIF) Porton Memorial

11th Field Company Royal Australian Engineers

15th and 2/15th Australian Battalions Memorials

1st Australian Corps Troops Supply Column

2/11th Field Company Royal Australian Engineers

2/14 Australian Infantry Battalion Memorial

2/1st Tank Attack Regiment Royal Australian Artillery

2/2nd Tank Attack Regiment Royal Australian Artillery 7th Division

2/3 AHS Centaur (Final Resting Place) Memorial

2/3 AHS Centaur Shrine of Memories Memorial (Brisbane)

2/4th Australian Light Anti-Aircraft Regiment

2/9th Australian Infantry Battalion (Base plaque)

2/9th Australian Infantry Battalion (Carving)

25th Australian Infantry Battalion (WWII)

25th Battalion Royal Queensland Regiment Memorial Wall

26th and 2/26th Australian Infantry Battalion Memorial

26th Australian Infantry Battalion (WWII)

31/51 Australian Infantry Battalion Roll of Honour

31/51 Australian Infantry Battalion Roll of Honour 1939–1945

31/51 Australian Infantry Battalions Memorial

42nd Australian Infantry Battalion (WWII)

47th Australian Infantry Battalion (WWII)

49th Australian Infantry Battalion Honour Rolls

55 Australian Field Park Company & 284 LAD (Royal Australian Engineers)

5th Australian Division HQ (AIF) 1942-1945 Plaque

61st Australian Infantry Battalion Queensland Cameron Highlanders

61st Battalion Queensland Cameron Highlanders Memorial Shelter

7th Australian Field Ambulance (1914-18, 1939-45)

8th Battalion The Royal Australian Regiment

8th Division Australian Army Service Corps

8th/9th Battalion The Royal Australian Regiment

9th Australian Infantry Battalion (Moreton Regiment)

9th Battalion The Royal Australian Regiment

Alexandra Headland National War Dog Memorial

Allied Forces Intelligence Memorial Plaque, Ascot

Allingham 'Saluting Their Service' Memorial

Allora St Andrews Church WWI Roll of Honour

Allora St Patrick's School World War I Shrine

Allora St Patricks School World War I Honour Roll

Memorial

Photos

Your name

Your email

Submit

Add a photo

Korean War

The Korean War Veterans' Association was established on 7 June 1984 from several smaller associations and has members in every state and territory of Australia. &nbsp;This association works to assist its members, advising on matters of rehabilitation, pensions and other available benefits, and organising reunions, social events and ceremonies.

Thank you for your suggestion.&nbsp;We&#39;ve received it and it&#39;s under review by our team. We&#39;ll let you know if we need any more information.

Memorial name

Description

Inscription

Location

Memorial type

Conflicts

Email

Suggest an edit

Enter the spacious, light-filled Post&nbsp;World War II Memorial&nbsp;and Exhibition&nbsp;Gallery, across the Central Station pedestrian subway, and you'll find beautifully restored gallery space which showcases the original hand-cut porphyry stone retaining wall beneath the Shrine of Remembrance.

Immerse yourself in the large videowall display featuring emotive images of Queensland commemoration from the early 1900s to today.&nbsp; From Anzac Day parades down the decades to the memorials to the fallen built in almost every town across the state, these images reveal how we have commemorated the service and sacrifice of Queenslanders from Federation to now.

Interactive experiences

Respect and reflection

Talks and events

About the gallery

Explore plaques inside the Post World War II Gallery.

Memorial plaques

Explore ornate plaques and stories

World War I Memorial Crypt

Discover stories of sacrifice and defence of our nation

World War II Gallery

More galleries

This gallery explores Queensland’s role during war and peacekeeping and invites visitors to leave a message to the fallen.


Young visitor engaging with a digital screen in the Post WWII Gallery

Post World War II Gallery

The Korean War Veterans' Association was established on 7 June 1984 from several smaller associations and has members in every state and territory of Australia.  This association works to assist its members, advising on matters of rehabilitation, pensions and other available benefits, and organising reunions, social events and ceremonies.

Korean Veterans' Association of Australia

Share

Memorial information