'We are amazed': WW1 soldiers finally identified
British soldiers who died in World War One and were buried in unnamed graves have finally been identified. The remains of ...
Oxford college to honour WW1 German soldiers
The Queen's College currently has 121 names on its World War One memorial but that omits those who did not fight for British forces. A proposal to add five new names - including three German soldiers ...
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'The Unkillable Soldier' Who Kept Fighting Despite Losing an Eye and Hand in World War I
Carton de Wiart died in 1963 at the age of 83, but his exploits have inspired generations of service members in the United ...
Lanarkshire WW1 soldier 'proudly remembered' after grave identified a century after his death
Second Lieutenant Hugh Barr was one of three 'unknown' British soldiers of WW1 to finally be named at a poignant ceremony in ...
'War detectives' identify 'unknown' Devon soldier 107 years after his death
Use precise geolocation data and actively scan device characteristics for identification. This is done to store and access ...
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Mystery of unmarked World War I grave finally solved after more than 100 years
The previously unmarked grave of a British soldier who fell ... George was one of the two men killed. Recently, following a submission to the Commonwealth War Graves Commission, all the records ...
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New museum to honour Irish soldiers in the British Army
During the 19th Century around 40% of the British Army was made up of soldiers from across the island of Ireland. Private James Duffy Their role in World War One is well known, but they also ...
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Searching for Africa’s lost World War soldiers, a name and grave at a time
In Word War I alone, according to the CWGC, British forces employed around 50,000 African soldiers and more than one million African “carriers”, or porters who transported war materials.