SitRep November 2008 edition Download PDF versionThe Tribute08 JourneyAfter the success of Tribute08 as an event of national significance, it is difficult to imagine that it could have been only .a cup of tea and a biscuit. get-together By Ian Carson - 20/Nov/2008 Message from Tribute08 Patron Don McIverTribute08 has lifted a load off the shoulders of Vietnam Veterans - 20/Nov/2008 .I don.t think I will ever see anything like it again.. Guv Grey.s experiences at Tribute08With those words, one of the first New Zealand soldiers to serve in Vietnam summed up his experiences at Tribute08 - 20/Nov/2008 Ka Mate, Ka OraTheatre production Ka Mate, Ka Ora ran prior to and throughout the Tribute08 weekend, and was seen by veterans, family members and the public - 20/Nov/2008 Tribute08 - A Beacon of TruthHonouring veterans. and their families. contribution to New Zealand was the mission that motivated and inspired the Tribute08 team - 20/Nov/2008 The .gifts. of Tribute08Tribute08 was more than the culmination of a long and arduous journey . it also left the nation a legacy that will endure for many generations to come By Ian Carson - 20/Nov/2008 Putting Wrong to RightThe New Zealand troops who went to Vietnam served their country with courage and ability Hon Phil Goff, Minister of Defence - 20/Nov/2008 Tribute08 just the beginningTribute08 was a resounding success . in parts even magical Robin Klitscher, RNZRSA National President - 20/Nov/2008 Support from AustraliaIt was a great honour and privilege to attend Tribute08 representing the Australian Government Hon Alan Griffin, Minister for Veterans. Affairs - 20/Nov/2008 Exhibition: Tribute08 and BeyondVietnam: not just a 12 month tour, staged in the Academy Galleries during Tribute08, like the Vietnam Remembered exhibition associated with Parade .98, proved a hit with both veterans and their families as well as the general public - 20/Nov/2008 Previous Issues2008 | November(16) | May(7) | March(10) |
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