Sign above entrance
East Maitland War Memorial Centre
Arch
War Memorial Centre
Plaque 1
WW1 Centenary
4 August 1914–11 November 1918
[Emblems: Royal Australian Navy, Australian Army, Australian Flying Corps]
Australian and New Zealand
Army Corps (ANZAC)
Adriatic, Amiens, Arras, Atlantic, Bapaume, Beersheba, Black Sea, Broodseinde, Chuignes, Chunuk Bair, Dardenelles, Dernacourt, Egypt, El Arish, Etinehem, Es Salt, First Battle of Bullecourt, Flers, Fromelles, Gallipoli, Gaza, German New Guinea, Hamel, Hangard Wood, Hazelbrouck, Hindenburg Line, Hundred Days Offensive, Indian Ocean, Lihons, Lone Pine, Marne, Megiddo, Menin Road, Messines, Mont St Quentin, Montbrehain, Morlancourt, Mouquet Farm, North Sea, Pacific, Palestine, Passchendaele, Poelcappelle, Polygon Wood, Pozieres, Proyart, Romani, Second Battle of Bullecourt, Second Battle of the Somme, Suez Canal, Suvla, The Nek, Thiepval, Third Battle of Ypres, Villers-Bretonneux, Western Front
Lest We Forget
Plaque 2
To the glory of God and in memory of the men and women of East Maitland who paid the supreme sacrifice in World War II, Korea and Malaya.
Plaque 3
To the glory of God and in memory of the men and women who served their nation and those who paid the supreme sacrifice in Vietnam; Somalia; Iraq; Timor-Leste & Afghanistan
Plaque 4
WW1 Centenary
4 August 1914–11 November 1918
[Emblems: Royal Australian Navy, Australian Army, Australian Flying Corps]
Royal Australian Navy
Australian Army
East Maitland RSL sub-Branch
In commemoration of the 100th anniversary of the end of the First World War with the surrender of the German Armed Forces in France 11 November 1918
This plaque honours the men and women of the Commonwealth of Australia who served their country during this conflict
4 August 1914 to 11 November 1918
And pays homage to all Australians who gave their lives in the defence of their country and of the free world
Lest We Forget
S.F. Grimmer President
N.B. Cromarty Hon Secretary
M.J. Burgess Hon Treasurer