Remembrance Day is a day to commemorate the sacrifices of members of the armed forces and of civilians in times of war, specifically since the First World War [Source].

At Labuan World War II Memorial Park, it is to commemorate 4,000 Australian, New Zealand, and British Allied servicemen who had lost their lives during the occupation of the Japanese at Labuan (which was renamed as Maida Island by the Japanese at that time).

Wreath of artificial poppies, as symbol of remembrance, was placed onto one of the soldier's memorial plate. Poppy is worn on lapel as shown of remembrance too.

A wreath to remember the crews of US Navy USS Salute (AM-294) which sank on 8th June 1945 after it struck a mine during a minesweeping operation at Brunei Bay. Now it has become one of the diving spot in Labuan.

One of the many relatives or representative.