ANZAC Day

ANZAC Day commemorates those Australian and New Zealand soldiers (known as the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps, or ANZAC for short) who have given their lives in battle, specifically started to remember those soldiers who fell in the Battle of Gallipoli in Turkey during Earth's World War I. It is often marked with a dawn service on 25 April of each year.

The phrase used often with ANZAC Day is "Lest We Forget".

Aboard the Cantabrian
Captain Thekla Lawless started the tradition of holding an ANZAC Day ceremony aboard the original USS Cantabrian, a tradition she continued as commanding officer of the Excelsior-class Cantabrian.

Under Captain Noel Turner, this tradition continued, with Ethan Arden, Elizabeth Singh and Scott Fack attending a service on the holodeck in 2373. (: "Finding The Edges Of Who She Is")