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Anzac
Apr 25, 2013 | 0 Comments
Anzac
a soldier from Australia or New Zealand. Originally referred only to Gallipoli campaigners, (the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps), then to all World War I soldiers, and later extended to any Aussie or Kiwi soldiers. Read more...
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