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CATEGORIES:Commemoration & Memorial Events, Hawaii
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SUMMARY:Observance of 100th Anniversary of the Battle of Somme
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DESCRIPTION:July 1 is the 100th anniversary of the beginning of the Battle of Somme.  O
 n that single day a century ago, 20,000 British soldiers were killed and an
 other 40,000 wounded. In all, more than 1 million soldiers would die in thi
 s 4-month battle, considered the worst battle of all of WWI. \n\n As Europe
  marks the Battle of Somme centennial with grand commemorations, please joi
 n us at Hawaii’s WWI Memorial Natatorium at sunset (7:09 p.m.) to hear the 
 playing of Taps and observe a moment of solemn gratitude for the sacrifice 
 of so many,\n\n We welcome visitors and local residents alike to come to Wa
 ikiki for this moment of solemn gratitude for the more than 1 million comba
 tants who lost their lives at Somme.\n\n WHY:  This commemoration was catal
 yzed by a simple personal email received from an Australian gentleman named
  Andrew Dowling.  \n\n “I'm visiting Hawaii for vacation with my family and
  I'm trying to find somewhere with a link back to the horror of WW1 to reco
 gnise the 100th anniversary of that dreadful first day of the Battle of the
  Somme on 1 July, 1916. On that day, 20,000 British troops died and a furth
 er 40,000 were wounded. In all, about 1 million soldiers died in this battl
 e over the forthcoming 4 months, almost equal to the population of Honolulu
 .   I would like to take my little boys somewhere that day to remember this
  anniversary. If you have a WW1 memorial where we can lay some flowers for 
 them that day, I'd appreciate you sending me an email to let me know.  We a
 lways go to our War Memorial in Melbourne each year on 6 June to remember J
 im Gavin and your 82nd Airborne plus all your other men who jumped and land
 ed for D Day. My Father-in-Law and his parents survived the second war in a
  German labour camp thanks to your soldiers liberating them. Hoping you can
  help us out with any suggestions to remember The Somme while we're on your
  beautiful island on 1 July, 2016.”\n\n WHERE:  War Memorial Natatorium, 38
 15 Kalakaua Avenue \n\n WHEN:  Friday, July 1 at Sunset (7:09 p.m.)\n\n WHO
 :  In attendance will be:  \n\n\n - Andrew Dowling and his family. \n - Bag
 piper, Kim Greeley will lead the playing of Taps\n - World War I Centennial
  Commission – Hawaii \n - Friends of the Natatorium
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:July 1 is the 100th anniversary of the beginning of the Battle of Somme.  O
 n that single day a century ago, 20,000 British soldiers were killed and an
 other 40,000 wounded. In all, more than 1 million soldiers would die in thi
 s 4-month battle, considered the worst battle of all of WWI. <br /><br /> A
 s Europe marks the Battle of Somme centennial with grand commemorations, pl
 ease join us at Hawaii’s WWI Memorial Natatorium at sunset (7:09 p.m.) to h
 ear the playing of Taps and observe a moment of solemn gratitude for the sa
 crifice of so many,<br /><br /> We welcome visitors and local residents ali
 ke to come to Waikiki for this moment of solemn gratitude for the more than
  1 million combatants who lost their lives at Somme.<br /><br /> <strong>WH
 Y</strong>:  This commemoration was catalyzed by a simple personal email re
 ceived from an Australian gentleman named Andrew Dowling.  <br /><br /> <i>
 “I'm visiting Hawaii for vacation with my family and I'm trying to find som
 ewhere with a link back to the horror of WW1 to recognise the 100th anniver
 sary of that dreadful first day of the Battle of the Somme on 1 July, 1916.
  On that day, 20,000 British troops died and a further 40,000 were wounded.
  In all, about 1 million soldiers died in this battle over the forthcoming 
 4 months, almost equal to the population of Honolulu.   I would like to tak
 e my little boys somewhere that day to remember this anniversary. If you ha
 ve a WW1 memorial where we can lay some flowers for them that day, I'd appr
 eciate you sending me an email to let me know.  We always go to our War Mem
 orial in Melbourne each year on 6 June to remember Jim Gavin and your 82nd 
 Airborne plus all your other men who jumped and landed for D Day. My Father
 -in-Law and his parents survived the second war in a German labour camp tha
 nks to your soldiers liberating them. Hoping you can help us out with any s
 uggestions to remember The Somme while we're on your beautiful island on 1 
 July, 2016.”</i><br /><br /> <strong>WHERE</strong>:  War Memorial Natatori
 um, 3815 Kalakaua Avenue <br /><br /> <strong>WHEN</strong>:  Friday, July 
 1 at Sunset (7:09 p.m.)<br /><br /> <strong>WHO</strong>:  In attendance wi
 ll be:  <br /><br /><ul><li>Andrew Dowling and his family. </li><li>Bagpipe
 r, Kim Greeley will lead the playing of Taps</li><li>World War I Centennial
  Commission – Hawaii </li><li>Friends of the Natatorium</li></ul>
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