Reminiscing between women marchers at yesterday's Anzac Ceremony is something younger generations can never be part of. Eighty women fell into step for the parade to The Shrine. This year's march was a special one fot the nursing service. Included in the parade was a reunion group of Army nurses, who served with Australia's 8th Division. They gathered together to mark the 25th anniversary of the fall of Singapore, and the many deaths that followed.A photocopy of two newspaper clippings, including titles, text and four black and white photos. Two of the photos show three women in uniform with military medals, one photo shows two women in uniform with military medal and the last photo shows a woman in uniform. 'NC10' [photocopied, middle left]wwii, world war two, ww2, edna doig, jean wasley, dora burchill, aans, margaret adams, margaret male, gladys viney, alice schulz, phyll damon, a young

Army nurse Major Alice Ross-King is one of the key characters in News Corp Australia's innovative project #AnzacLive, which takes two-way World War 1 storytelling to social media audience. Using Alice's detailed diaries, which include the cleaning up the mess left by the bloody battles on the Gallipoli peninsular, 'Alice' will post on Facebook on the corresponding dates and answer reader's questions. A newspaper clipping that includes the header, a story consisting of a large title and two columns of text and a small colour photo of an older woman holding a black and white photo of a woman in nurse's uniformgeorgia flood, anzac girls, abc, aborigines, maggie johnson, brighton, herald sun, jo schulz, ww1, wwi, world war one