13 #Dunkirk vets at #Dunkirkpremiere last night. Will there ever be as many in once place again? #ww2 #1940

The story of Commonwealth War Graves staff rescued and left behind following the #Dunkirk Evacuation: ow.ly/yfGH30dDpaV #WeAreCWGC #WW2

For the 15 officers on the Menin gate and the job has been done.

Join us to discover what was left behind on the battlefields of the #FWW Social media campaign launches 16 July 2017

Today is first of our Necropolis Line Tours - Waterloo to Brookwood Military Cemetery. Station entrance mentions those commemorated by Commonwealth War Graves

The Great War Centenary newsletter by Paul Reed is out! paper.li/sommecourt/139…

Amazing time in #ieper #meningate Last Post Ass. Ieper x.com/tweetbeatiom/s…

Beat2battlefield is a new venture hosted by Martin and Angela ....follow the link below to see what it's all about facebook.com/groups/1945233…

Earlier today 19 unidentified soldiers of the First World War were buried at the Commonwealth War Graves's New Irish Farm Cemetery: ow.ly/kA8g30fuIoU

Working away in the work shop #scout #necker #poppyappeal

Great to meet old scouts you have taken on tour #silentcitymeetslivingcity #Passchendaele #TyneCot #scouts #Belgium

More than 7,000 people take part in a candle-lit reflection Commonwealth War Graves Tyne Cot Cemetery marking #Passchendaele100 #WW1: centenarynews.com/article/candle…

On #RemembranceSunday we remember the railway workers who lost their lives darlington.gov.uk/leisure-and-cu…

See scouts from Enfield on the night of the 11th with Beat2Battlefield x.com/mags_croll/sta…

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Sunset at Hooge Crater Commonwealth War Graves Cemetery this evening. #WW1 #Flanders

Strong winds in the early hours of Thursday morning led to storm damage at the Commonwealth War Graves's Lijssenthoek Military Cemetery. Thankfully the tree fell away from the headstones and after being reported in the morning our tree team had cleared all the items by mid-afternoon. #WeAreCWGC

At the end of WW1, families of fallen US soldiers were asked if relatives killed during the war should remain in cemeteries in Europe or be brought home. In the late 1920's, 46,000 soldiers were returned at their families' requests and about 30,000 (40%) remained in Europe.

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