War Memorial Displays Brereton Report

0:00The Australian War Memorial is putting a redacted copy of the Brayerton report on display spotlighting alleged war crimes by special forces soldiers. In Afghanistan, released in late 2020, the report uncovered credible evidence that Aussie troops murdered 39 civilians and prisoners across. 23 incidents, calling one the most disgraceful episode of military history. This comes as part of a massive half billion dollar expansion with the new Afghanistan gallery set to open in June, featuring 1,200 items, total. Curators like Jason Anderson event with 18 months in country insist on including it to face the facts hit on. He notes mixed reactions from fellow soldiers. Some worry it'll overshadow their honorable service while others refuse to visit without it. Still, Anderson stresses the taskgroup's overall skill over 20 years deserves national pride. Meanwhile, Victoria Crosswinner Ben Robert Smith faces five war crime murder charges

1:01from 2009 to 2012 deployments. He denies everything and is out on bail. The gallery skips any updated display on him. By balancing the dark chapters with the full story of sacrifice, the memorial aims to honor truth and service keeping Australia's military legacy. Real and reflective. I'm Cory with the story. That's your Adelaide News today update AI powered and always on.