I am planning to visit the Australian War Memorial and attend the Last Post Ceremony. I need to know what the ceremony entails, its typical duration, and the recommended arrival time. Additionally, I'd like to find out how to view the schedule of whose stories are being told and how to request a ceremony for a specific person.
Navigate to 'awm.gov.au'. Click on the 'Visit' link in the main navigation. Locate and click on the 'Last Post Ceremony' link or section. Identify a description of what the Last Post Ceremony entails. Determine the approximate duration of the ceremony and the recommended arrival time. Locate and explain how to find out whose stories are being told at upcoming ceremonies. Locate and explain how to request a ceremony for a particular person. Synthesize all gathered information into a concise answer.
The agent successfully navigates to the 'Last Post Ceremony' information page. The agent describes the Last Post Ceremony as a daily tribute to a fallen Australian service person, including elements like the Australian National Anthem, Lament, wreath-laying, story of a Roll of Honour name, The Ode, and the Last Post. The agent states the ceremony's duration as 'approximately 30 minutes' (commencing at 4:30 pm and usually finishing no later than 5:00 pm). The agent states the recommendation for attendees to be in the Commemorative Area no later than 4:25 pm. The agent explains that 'Upcoming Ceremonies' lists the name of the person whose story is being presented on a particular day. The agent explains that a ceremony can be requested by reading the guidelines and FAQ, then submitting a request via the provided form.