Two Irish WW1 Soldiers’ Graves Rededicated In Belgium
The graves of Capt Hugh Travers, DSO, and Sjt Frederick Cardy rededicated in Ypres. The graves of Captain (Capt) Hugh Mortimer Travers DSO and Serjeant (Sjt) Frederick Cardy, who were killed on the Western Front whilst serving with Irish regiments, have been...
Burial Service Held On The Western Front
On Tuesday 5th November, on what was the Western Front just over a century ago, a soldier of The Essex Regiment and an unknown soldier of an unknown regiment, who were killed during the Great War, were finally laid to rest with full military honours… The...
Burial Of WW1 Soldiers Brings Closure
A burial service has brought closure to a crowdfunded archaeological project that discovered 110 previously missing soldiers, thirteen of whom, all from Commonwealth nations including the UK, were interred side by side at a ceremony at the Commonwealth War Graves...
Burial Service Held On The Western Front
On Wednesday 9th October, on what was the Western Front just over a century ago, two Unknown Soldiers of The Royal Fusiliers (City of London Regiment) killed during the Great War were finally laid to rest with full military honours… The ceremony took place at...
