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)
Worker Doris Mary Luker 6947, Queen Mary’s Army Auxiliary Corps
Chief Engineer Albert Edward Millican 1875-1917, Mercantile Marine, S.S. "St. Olaf"
Sister Florence Narelle Jessie Hobbes, Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Service
Serjeant Albert Barton 20727, 8th Battalion, East Lancashire Regiment
Private Arthur Hinton ~ 10th Bn. Worcestershire Regiment. Wounded in France, died at home...
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