1. respect to our Kiwi brothers We WILL remember them
2. As a boy my grandad would patiently teach me about how to win battles and hopefully survive them, just in case. He was at Pacshendale in WW1, Casino and in Burma and the Japanese occupation force of WW2 so in his time he saw a bit of army life. His faith in our isolated little nation was quiet and absolute and he passed it on as best he could. He would have been so very proud to hear this song. Thanks heaps, Luke mate.
3. I salute you Luke O'Shea. My father served in WWII, my grandfather in Gallipoli, and my son has walked at each Anzac Parade with their medals since he was 8 years old (he is now 23 years old). You have inspired and reignited others through your insightful lyrics and music, with corresponding video. Thank you...you have made a difference to others lives through your focus...
4. Awesome video to a very powerful song. I will never forget! My father in law was robbed of his childhood by having to go in the marines. He now has 3 great grand daughters to prove that what he went through in ww2 was worth what he and everyone else had to go through to give us the life we have today. Lest we forget.
5. Thanks for posting. The Western World should never forget the sacrifices made by that generation in order to ensure a better future for their Countries.
6. Awesome song.
7. Wow thats amazing

Ragged Bloody Heroes

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The Kiwi version of Luke O'Shea's great tribute to the Anzacs of Australia and New Zealand. Filmed in Brooklyn, Wellington. Director Paul Davidson, Production / Design Barbara Gibb
Tags: Ragged Bloody Heroes Anzacs Anzac Day New Zealand RSA. Veterans War History Remembrance