Stepping off at 10am, they will parade
along The Strand to Anzac Park.
The tradition of Freedom of Entry
dates back to medieval times
when military forces were granted
permission to enter a city with swords
drawn, bayonets fixed, drums beating,
bands playing and colours flying.
Without a Freedom of Entry
agreement, which indicates peaceful
intent, military forces were often
turned away at the city gates.
The parade will be followed
by the T150 Defence Force Air
Show staged in partnership with
the Townsville City Council.
There will be an array of entertainment
on the ground with live performances
and food vendors along The Strand
throughout the day, including a main
stage at Strand Park and another smaller
stage at the Gregory St amphitheatre.
The Air Show will commence at 1pm
along The Strand and is the only Air
Show being staged by Defence this year.
The Air Show will feature most of Air
Force’s current fleet in addition to the
latest CH47F and MRH90 helicopters
from 5Avn Regt based in Townsville.
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