Amazing tribute to our WWII veterans

Updated June 28 2018 - 1:29pm, first published May 16 2017 - 12:00am
The late Clifford Brice was a Rat of Tobruk and fought at the bloody Battles of El Alamein which saw more than 6000 Australian casualties. Mr Brice kept a secret day by day diary of his experiences at the front. He died last year aged 98 shortly after this photograph was taken. Born on Anzac Day 1920 in Kingswood South Australia, Clifford enlisted on the Australian Army on July 26, 1940. Image courtesy of the Australian Institute of Professional Photography. (AIPP)
The late Clifford Brice was a Rat of Tobruk and fought at the bloody Battles of El Alamein which saw more than 6000 Australian casualties. Mr Brice kept a secret day by day diary of his experiences at the front. He died last year aged 98 shortly after this photograph was taken. Born on Anzac Day 1920 in Kingswood South Australia, Clifford enlisted on the Australian Army on July 26, 1940. Image courtesy of the Australian Institute of Professional Photography. (AIPP)

THEY walk past us in the street, faces lined with time, leaning on walking canes or frames - and we barely give them a glance.

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