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Hi John, yes we do also put in headstones for the non-commemorated alongside this work of ensuring those with headstones have an accessible point of commemoration.
Such a touching revelation about these children who were devoted to give honour by their constant flowers to the astoundingly brave martyr - soldiers .
These old boys must be sick to their teeth how successive politicians have destroyed the UK. To think what they went through for people like Diane Abbott and others makes me mad. I visited Normandy recently and saw the graves of 18-year-old soldiers whose lives had barely begun to save Western civilisation, only for it to be given away. May they RIP these brave young British souls who allowed us to live, but unfortunately, not for a better future.
My thoughts exactly! We are the 5th largest economy in the world, are we really saying we need to beg for donations to remember those who died for our freedom?
@@pauldurkee4764 I'm inclined to agree with you, many seem to have lost sight of their original purpose. I used to run a small team raising money for the RBL every November. When the scandal broke over the £184k paid to the BRC CEO I checked on their CEO pay, he was on over £150k! To put it in perspective we used to raise about £100k and most of us decided we weren't willing to stand around for hours to raise these kind of "bankers" level salaries so gave up collecting.
hello, thank you for your message. We are asking for support for our chartiable arm, the Foundation. The Commonwealth War Graves Foundation (CWGF) aims to engage and educate people - especially the young - with the work of the Commonwealth War Graves Commission (CWGC) and the inspiring stories of the men and women who died whilst fighting in the two World Wars. All the funding raised goes directly to supporting our core mission at the Commonwealth War Graves Foundation: keeping the stories of the fallen alive to educate and inspire future generations.
I'm a 59 year old man, I'm sitting on the sofa recovering from covid feeling sorry for myself watching this with the tears running down my face.. Lest we forget. Brave wee lads🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
Thank you CWGC for showing and mentioning all the names of The Fallen . A remarkably excellent job well done your CWGC name reader announcers have done❤️ 👍 🙌👏👏. The Fallen | part 1 | | part 2 | | part 3 | | part 4 | | part 5 | | part 6 | Well done . If I may ask . Who were Plutonowy Wawszczak , Sierzant Leon Zygarlicki ? What was their story ? Thank you 🙏
Thank you CWGC for showing and mentioning all the Fallen . If I may ask . Who were Dragon Jan Skuliniec , Strzelec Solanskey , Vojin Kurt Steiner and Plutonowy Szubert ? What were their story ? Thank you .
Thank you CWGC for showing and mentioning all the names of The Fallen 🙏 If I may ask . Who were , Podporucznik Jan Kazimierz Mironow , Private Carmen Molyneaux , Able Seaman Roslyn Newton . Soldier Seev Orindyekov , Kapitan Otrowski , Captain Fred Pascal , Private John Pidpryhora , Starzy Wachmistrz Przewlocki . What was their story . Thank you 🙏
If i may ask . Who were , Dragon Baran , Private Burka , Soldier Burkotehko , Private Irene Chouinard and Strzelec Cichon . What was their story ? Thank you .
Thank you Belgium for honouring all the men from all over the world who fought and died at Leper (Ypres) especially my great great uncle who is listed on the Menin Gate. He died on 24th May 1915 the day before the end of the second battle for Leper (Ypres). B squadron of the 11th Hussars were wiped out possibly holding the line so others could regroup and stop the German advance. B squadron had grenades throw at them according to the regimental diary.
I viewed all names and mentions in this video CWGC The Fallen | Part 1 | I don't know what's happened . No problem . I'll see it all again . Their Sacrifices for us shall not be Forgotten . Veterans alive , and all those that died 🙏
Thank you CWGC for showing and mentioning all the fallen . If I may ask . I have spotted two women's names in this list . (1). Sister Dorothy Anyta Field . (2). Gunner Beverley Lorne Alexander . What was their story . And may I ask who was , Driver Harley . Thank you .
Hello Mr.Wilson . I have seen your comment here about your lost First World War relatives here by you . I am sure that if you get in contact with the , Commonwealth Graves Commission , in the Internet they might be able to help you find them .
How beautifully kept this cemetery is, the Dutch people never have forgotten the fallen who came to liberate them. God bless the fallen and those that remember them.
The CWGC always take such great care of and show respect for the fallen, and it’s heartwarming to see a younger generation continue this legacy. Lest we forget.
A great moving and touching tribute paid by HRH Princess Anne, The Princess Royal, President of The Commonwealth War Graves Commission for all those present at Bayeaux Cemetery for the 80th Anniversary of the D - Day Landings . Well done . Well done to The CWGC for the great work that you all do . And well done to the singers, and all involved in this 80th Anniversary of the D-Day Landings ❤️🙌🙌👏👏 Thank you to all those Veterans alive , and all those that died for us so that we could all continue to be able to live in Freedom . Free from Nazi Tyranny .
My Uncle Private Eric Lawrence Brown is buried here 08/07/1944 - he was 19. I have visited the cemetery three times, it is a beautiful peaceful place and well maintained by the war graves commission. Thank You !
