Army

The mud and blood of the Western Front, the sands and heat of the African battlefields, and the perilous jungles of Burma are just some of the conditions that the armies of the Commonwealth had to contend with during the world wars. Regardless, through sheer courage and resilience, they fought on, despite huge losses of life. Tell us their stories. (Image © IWM)

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Private Thomas Henry Egerton - He did not have to die

First World War Army United Kingdom POZIERES MEMORIAL

United Kingdom

Second Lieutenant Eric Hamilton Hunter - So close

First World War Army United Kingdom 7TH FIELD AMBULANCE CEMETERY

United Kingdom

Captain Atholl Gunning Hunter - General's only son

First World War Army United Kingdom BASRA MEMORIAL

United Kingdom

Driver Harry Dunn - no longer forgotten.

First World War Army United Kingdom BRISTOL (ARNOS VALE) CEMETERY

United Kingdom

Second Lieutenant Wynell Hastings Lloyd 1895 - 1918

First World War Army United Kingdom WARLOY-BAILLON COMMUNAL CEMETERY EXTENSION

By Alison Barnes

United Kingdom

Serjeant John Ernest Moth (Born 1881 Islington – Died 1915 at the Battle of Loos, aged 34)

First World War Army United Kingdom LOOS MEMORIAL

United Kingdom

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