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Missing World War One soldier's grave identified - MSNIn June 1921, the remains of an unknown British officer bearing buttons and badges of the Dorsetshire Regiment were found, but further identification proved impossible.
He was the most decorated private soldier of World War One, but Henry Tandey is remembered more for claims he spared Hitler's life.
A RECENTLY discovered Great War plaque has revealed that Walter Tull was not the first black serviceman to serve in the British Army.
Soldiers from the Canadian Army's British Columbia Regiment (Duke of Connaught's Own) carry the coffin of one of the three Canadian soldiers who died during the First World War as they are buried ...
News Scottish News World War 1 Highland war hero's World War One medals up for £4000 at auction During an astonishing military career, Sergeant Dan Gray led troops on the Western Front.
SALFORD residents are being urged to do for a forgotten Victoria Cross hero what critics say his own regiment hasn't done - honour his memory. Joseph Woodall won a VC during the First World War ...
The World War-1 fought by the British India continues to resonate in the state, which sent a large number of soldiers to the battlefields spread across Europe, Africa and the Middle East.
The Victoria Cross awarderd to a British hero who killed more than 20 Germans and single-handedly shot down a fighter plane during the First World War has today sold for £220,000. Sergeant Arnold ...
In June 1921, the remains of an unknown British officer bearing buttons and badges of the Dorsetshire Regiment were found, but further identification proved impossible.
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