Tag Archives: First Day of the Somme

Project to trace missing soldiers of World War I

Posted on January 8, 2014 by DH

London’s National Army Museum has launched a campaign to identify forgotten casualties of World War I. The Daily Telegraph reports the museum has established a dedicated unit to investigate cases where the deaths of soldiers, sailors and airmen from the … Continue reading →

Posted in Events | Tagged 1916, Ardingly, Centenary of World War I, CWGC, First Day of the Somme, Highbrook, lance corporal Peter Pollock of the Royal Irish Rifles, memorials, missing of World War I, National Army Museum, Royal Field Artillery, Royal Irish Rifles, Sussex, Thiepval Memorial to the Missing, West Sussex | Leave a comment

World War I trenches may be restored near Sheffield

Posted on October 26, 2013 by DH

Remains of World War I training trenches could be restored as part of the Yorkshire city of Sheffield’s commemorations of the Centenary of World War I. The Sheffield Telegraph reports that the trenches were dug at Redmires, to the west … Continue reading →

Posted in Events | Tagged 12th Battalion York and Lancaster Regiment, 1916, Bapaume, centenary, First Day of the Somme, Redmires, Serre, Sheffield, Sheffield Pals, Somme, Training, trenches, World War I | 2 Comments

Tag Archives: First Day of the Somme

Project to trace missing soldiers of World War I

World War I trenches may be restored near Sheffield

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