First World War

More than a million Commonwealth casualties of the First World War can be found in our beautiful cemeteries and on our iconic memorials. The battlefields of the Western Front and Gallipoli are infamous for huge losses of life, but on land, sea and air, men and women around the world gave their lives and are commemorated in perpetuity. Tell us their stories. (Image: © IWM Q 8398)

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2nd Lieutenant Alexander Dale Muir, 6th Black Watch. Died at Hillside Homes, Perth, 12th April 1917.

First World War Army United Kingdom PERTH (JEANFIELD AND WELLSHILL) CEMETERY

By Dave Dykes

United Kingdom

Private Thomas Fletcher Moncrieff, 273 Mechanical Transport Coy. Army Service Corps. DOW 26 April 1918

First World War Army United Kingdom HARINGHE (BANDAGHEM) MILITARY CEMETERY

By Dave Dykes

United Kingdom

Sergeant Gilbert Scott: Scouts' very own ‘Scott of the Antarctic’

First World War Navy United Kingdom HELLES MEMORIAL

By Mike Dawson

United Kingdom

Private Frank Dimmock, 41318, 3rd Bn., North Staffordshire Regiment

First World War Army United Kingdom LEIGHTON-LINSLADE (LEIGHTON BUZZARD) CEMETERY

By John Phillips

Australia

Second Lieutenant Albert Midgley, The second of two Midgley brothers to be killed in the Great War.

First World War Army United Kingdom DUEVILLE COMMUNAL CEMETERY EXTENSION

By Dave Dykes

United Kingdom

Second Lieutenant Arthur Midgley, the first of two Midgley brothers to be killed in the Great War.

First World War Army United Kingdom LA NEUVILLE BRITISH CEMETERY, CORBIE

By Dave Dykes

United Kingdom

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First World War

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2nd Lieutenant Alexander Dale Muir, 6th Black Watch. Died at Hillside Homes, Perth, 12th April 1917.

Private Thomas Fletcher Moncrieff, 273 Mechanical Transport Coy. Army Service Corps. DOW 26 April 1918

Sergeant Gilbert Scott: Scouts' very own ‘Scott of the Antarctic’

Private Frank Dimmock, 41318, 3rd Bn., North Staffordshire Regiment

Second Lieutenant Albert Midgley, The second of two Midgley brothers to be killed in the Great War.

Second Lieutenant Arthur Midgley, the first of two Midgley brothers to be killed in the Great War.

First World War

3634 Stories

2nd Lieutenant Alexander Dale Muir, 6th Black Watch. Died at Hillside Homes, Perth, 12th April 1917.

Private Thomas Fletcher Moncrieff, 273 Mechanical Transport Coy. Army Service Corps. DOW 26 April 1918

Sergeant Gilbert Scott: Scouts' very own ‘Scott of the Antarctic’

Private Frank Dimmock, 41318, 3rd Bn., North Staffordshire Regiment

Second Lieutenant Albert Midgley, The second of two Midgley brothers to be killed in the Great War.

Second Lieutenant Arthur Midgley, the first of two Midgley brothers to be killed in the Great War.

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