The Sydney Swans will get the ANZAC Round of the AFL underway on Friday night against Adelaide at the SCG.
The match will include an Observance Ceremony comprising The Ode, Last Post, Minute Silence, The Rouse and National Anthem.
The Observance Ceremony will commence at 7.40pm and the game will kick off at 7:50.
April 25 is a day we all pause to remember those who have fought and died for our nation in armed conflict.
Across the Boer War, World War 1 and World War II, hundreds of footballers answered the nation's call to fight.
Among them, 20 made the ultimate sacrifice after playing in the red and white.
They remain in our hearts and thoughts forever.
Lest We Forget.
World War 1
Norm Bradford
Rank: Corporal, 23rd Battalion, First A.I.F
Date of Death: 4 August, 1916
Location: Pozieres, France
Hughie Callan
Private, 14th Battalion, First A.I.F.
5 February, 1917
Bapaume, France
Fred Fielding
Private, 28th Battalion, First A.I.F.
8 August, 1918
Villers-Bretonneux, France
Charlie Fincher
Private, 5th Battalion, First A.I.F.
25 April, 1915
Gallipoli, Turkey
Jack Freeman
Sapper, 2nd Field Company, Australian Engineers, First A.I.F.
15 November, 1916
Flers, France
Ed Harrison
Sergeant, 24th Battalion, First A.I.F.
13 March, 1917
Étaples, France
Harold Rippon
Private, 2nd Pioneer Battalion
16 January, 1917
France
Bruce Sloss
Lieutenant, 10th Machine Gun Company, First A.I.F.
4 January, 1917
Armentières, France
Claude Thomas
Private, 14th Battalion, First A.I.F.
5 July, 1918
Hamel, France
Jack Turnbull
Private, 39th Battalion, First A.I.F.
2 May, 1917
Western Front, France
World War 2
Jeff Grieve
Flight Sergeant, R.A.A.F
8 November, 1944
Glen Shee, Scotland
Gordon Hamilton
Seaman, HMAS Cerberus, R.A.N.
23 February, 1941
Chelsea, Victoria
Alf Hedge
Pilot Officer, 78 Squadron, R.A.A.F.
4 May, 1942/
Hamburg, Germany
Norm Le Brun
Trooper, 2/10th Australian Cavalry
15 November, 1944
Aitapi, New Guinea
Alan Pearsall
Flying Officer, 16 Squadron, R.A.A.F.
8 March, 1944
English Channel
Gordon Sawley
Flying Officer, 19 Operational Training Unit, R.A.A.F.
14 August, 1942
Scotland
Jack Shelton
Lieutenant, 2/21st Battalion, Second A.I.F.
1 May, 1941
Libya
Len A. Smith
N/A
29 July, 1943
OAS Hospital, Heidelberg, Victoria
Len Thomas
Private, 2/3rd Independent Company, Second A.I.F.
17 August, 1943
Salamaua, New Guinea
Jack Wade
Private, 2/27th Battalion, Second A.I.F.
11 June, 1941
Syria
