The Vietnam Memorial Avenue of Honour, along the Murray Valley Highway adjacent the Army Barracks at Bandiana, was created to commemorate those who served, suffered and sacrificed during the Vietnam conflict (1962 – 1975*).
Bandiana is south-east of Wodonga.
This section of the Murray Valley Highway is also known as ANZAC Parade
This Vietnam Memorial Avenue of Honour, was opened on November 11th 1991, by the then Mayor of Wodonga, Les Boyers.
In November 2022, the well-established Pin Oaks (Quercus palustris), make an impressive statement, lining the verges and the median strip of the divided highway.
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See also:
Vietnam Veterans Avenue of Honour – Geelong, Victoria
Vietnam Veterans Commemorative Walk – Seymour, Victoria
Vietnam War Memorial Cherry Tree Walk – Bowral, NSW
*Whilst Australia’s participation in the war was formally declared at an end on11 January 1973, the end-date of Australia’s involvement in the Vietnam War has officially been amended to 29 April 1975 to reflect Australia’s further involvement in the war during the fall of Saigon in 1975. The Department of Veterans Affairs and the Australian War Memorial, in Canberra now recognise this new date.
