We Will Remember Them

REMEMBRANCE DAY 2022

Join Us for Remembrance Day 2022

Our Remembrance Day commemorative service to be held at the Armistice Centenary War Memorial (ACWM) at the entrance gates to the Belmont Shooting Complex starts at 10.15 on 11th November 2022. 

Community will come together as a mark of respect to all who died or suffered for Australia’s cause in all wars and armed conflicts. We welcome current ADF and ex service personnel, our shooting fraternity, Government representatives, families, local-residents and participating school groups to the ACWM this coming Friday.

Join Us for Remembrance Day 2022

Our Remembrance Day commemorative service to be held at the Armistice Centenary War Memorial (ACWM) at the entrance gates to the Belmont Shooting Complex starts at 10.15 on 11th November 2022. 

Community will come together as a mark of respect to all who died or suffered for Australia’s cause in all wars and armed conflicts. We welcome current ADF and ex service personnel, our shooting fraternity, Government representatives, families, local-residents and participating school groups to the ACWM this coming Friday.

The guns of the Western Front fell silent

After more than four long years of war, the guns of the Western Front fell silent at 11am on the 11th November 1918. This moment became universally associated with the remembrance of those who died during the Great War of 1914-18. Australians committed never to forget the service and sacrifice of the 416,000 countrymen who enlisted and the more than 60,000 who died. 

For over 100 years we have kept that promise to remember all those who died or suffered for Australia's cause in all wars and armed conflicts.

The guns of the Western Front fell silent

After more than four long years of war, the guns of the Western Front fell silent at 11am on the 11th November 1918. This moment became universally associated with the remembrance of those who died during the Great War of 1914-18. Australians committed never to forget the service and sacrifice of the 416,000 countrymen who enlisted and the more than 60,000 who died. 

For over 100 years we have kept that promise to remember all those who died or suffered for Australia's cause in all wars and armed conflicts.

Ordinary young Australians did something extraordinary for King and country during WW1. Their efforts need to be remembered.

We Remember Our Queensland Riflemen

568 Queensland riflemen of the more than 5000 who went to war,  made the supreme sacrifice during WW1.  The QRA Museum’s WW1 Honour Board records the names of many of these fallen soldiers. 

To date, 146 of these men are listed on the Honour Board, with more to be added through ongoing research. In 2022, we remember James Edward Herbert MC.

James Edward Herbert MC

James Edward Herbert MC – who fought at Gallipoli, served in the Middle East and died on the Western Front during World War I.

He was a rifle shooter with the Nerang Rifle Club before enlistment. But most importantly, he was a family man who left behind a very young daughter in the care of his father – they never saw him again. He is a hero of our nation; we will remember him and the many other fallen soldiers who paid the supreme sacrifice for their country.

Ordinary young Australians did something extraordinary for King and country during WW1. Their efforts need to be remembered.

We Remember Our Queensland Riflemen

568 Queensland riflemen of the more than 5000 who went to WW1,  made the supreme sacrifice.  The QRA Museum’s WW1 Honour Board records the names of many of these fallen soldiers. 

To date, 146 of these men are listed on the Honour Board, with more to be added through ongoing research. In 2022, we remember James Edward Herbert MC.

James Edward Herbert MC

James Edward Herbert MC – who fought at Gallipoli, served in the Middle East and died on the Western Front during World War I.

He was a rifle shooter with the Nerang Rifle Club before enlistment. But most importantly, he was a family man who left behind a very young daughter in the care of his father – they never saw him again. He is a hero of our nation; we will remember him and the many other fallen soldiers who paid the supreme sacrifice for their country.

Our Community

We thank  those joining us on Friday: our current ADF and ex service personnel, our shooting fraternity, Government representatives, families, local-residents and participating school groups:

  • Gumdale State School with the winner of the Remembrance Day Poetry Competition,
  • Lourdes Hill College choir for their rendition of the National Anthem and the opening song ‘Bridge of Light’
  • Iona College with the presentation of the Roll of Honour Tribute by the current recipient of the ADF Long Tan Award for leadership and teamwork
  • Laying of a wreaths on behalf of each of their respective schools

Our Community

We thank  those joining us on Friday: our current ADF and ex service personnel, our shooting fraternity, Government representatives, families, local-residents and participating school groups:

  • Gumdale State School with the winner of the Remembrance Day Poetry Competition,
  • Lourdes Hill College choir for their rendition of the National Anthem and the opening song ‘Bridge of Light’
  • Iona College with the presentation of the Roll of Honour Tribute by the current recipient of the ADF Long Tan Award for leadership and teamwork
  • Laying of a wreaths on behalf of each of their respective schools

About Us

The Queensland Rifle Association fosters target rifle shooting and firearms training through our clubs.   Different classes of rifle shooting are conducted by our Clubs under the Standard Shooting Rules (SSRs) of the National Rifle Association of Australia (NRAA).

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Our Location

Belmont Shooting Complex