Vintage cars, current serving and ex-serving defence personnel, veterans and their partners assembled at Short Street, Moruya to march down the main street.
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They were supported by school children, various clubs and community groups who also marched with pride, remembering the fallen and those affected by times at war.
The sidewalk was packed with people applauding in support of the march.
The march was led to the Memorial Hall for the commencement of the main service.
Moruya RSL sub-branch president Kevin Setter began the service with a welcome and acknowledgement.
The opening prayer was read by reverend Linda Chapman.
The crowd watched as the laying of wreaths and floral tributes took place.
There was a sombre hymn led by Margaret Croese, followed by a prayer of thanksgiving read by Ms Chapman.
Prayers were read by Rob Griffith and Gary Donohue followed by a humble welcome to the guest commemorative speaker, Brigadier Suzanne Mellotte CSC LOM.
Lieutennant commander Sarah Mills RAN commemorated the fallen and the bugle sounded the Last Post.
The crowd stood in silence with respect.
The ode of remembrance was read in Dhurga by Trish Ellis and then again in English by Kevin Setter.
The New Zealand and Australian anthems were sung by Corey Miles.
