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Appeared in Aussie in March 1918 titled 'Marching Song', with the accompanying note: 'Sung to the tune of "The Church is One Foundation" '.
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A humorous satire on the supposed indiscipline and lack of respect shown to higher ranks by Anzacs during World War I. The version which appeared in Aussie in March 1918 begins: 'We are the Ragtime Army/The Aussie Infantry/We cannot shoot/We don't salute/What b....y good are we?'
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