A sobering thought on Anzac Day 2005, the 90th anniversary of the ill-fated assault by Australian and New Zealand troops on the shores of Gallipoli, Turkey, during what we now remember as World War I. Back then, it was thought of as the Great War, the war to end all wars. While we have made many technological, medical and academic advances in these past nine decades, we’ve yet to find a way to put an end to war. With the weaponry available today, it is imperative that we do.