The Military Medal was brought in during World War One and was third in order of rank below the Victoria Cross and ...
A man who founded a memorial to Sikhs who served in World War One has been made an OBE. Captain Jay Singh-Sohal, chairman of the WW1 Sikh Memorial Fund, was given the honour for services to the ...
On Christmas 1914, thousands of WWI enemies briefly laid down their guns, meeting in No Man’s Land to sing carols, swap gifts and even play soccer.
Two British soldiers have been commemorated more than a century after they were killed fighting in World War One. The graves of second lieutenants Esmond Kellie and Eric Hopkins of the Bedfordshire ...
Soldiers of Caribbean descent who served Britain during the First and Second World Wars, among other armed conflicts, are to ...
The public is being asked to help solve a century-old mystery to lay an unidentified British soldier to rest with a named headstone. In 1995, the soldier's remains were uncovered by workmen digging a ...
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Lanarkshire WW1 soldier 'proudly remembered' after grave identified a century after his death
An 'unknown' First World War soldier from Lanarkshire was "proudly remembered" as his grave was identified and rededicated during a service in Belgium more than a century after he died for his country ...
KABUL (Reuters) - British and German soldiers gathered in a dusty field in Afghanistan on Wednesday to play a game of soccer in memory of a Christmas truce spontaneously called between their armies a ...
A man who founded a memorial to Sikhs who served in World War One has been made an OBE. Captain Jay Singh-Sohal, chairman of the WW1 Sikh Memorial Fund, was given the honour for services to the ...
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