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To me, it's a number of things:
As an Australian, I would want to be buried in the country I call home.
As a soldier, it is a "never leave your mate behind" kind of thing.
These guys left home thinking they were supporting their country, they were probably expecting that if they were killed, they would be buried in their country too.
So long as the repatriation process is treated with the necessary respect.
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