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Navy WW1 U-boat mystery solved by Devonport divers
Divers from Devonport Naval Base went 70 metres down in the English Channel to positively ID the wreck of U-95.
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History Commonwealth War Graves Commission: A Brief History
From Fabian Ware and Rudyard Kipling to the CWGC we know today
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WWI Revealed: WW1 Veteran's Wartime Memoirs
The daughter of a Great War veteran is sharing her father's published memoirs to raise money for SSAFA.
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World International Booker Prize: 'Frightening' WW1 Novel Wins Award
David Diop's 'At Night All Blood Is Black' tells the story of a young Senegalese soldier as he fights for France in the First World War.
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WWI Commonwealth War Graves Commission's Search For WW1's Forgotten Heroes
A recent report found "pervasive racism" was behind a failure to properly commemorate a large number of black and Asian service personnel.
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Remembrance Doorstep History: Memorial Trees In The Village Of Tylers Green
How one village in Buckinghamshire remembers those who died in the First World War
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WWI Royal Navy Submarine Wreck Off Devon Coast Given Protected Status
The submarine was used as a target for Royal Navy training exercises after it was decommissioned and scuttled off the Dartmouth coast.
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History WWII Chapel Altar Found And Returned After 56-Year Absence
The artefact had been absent from Talbot House in Belgium, where British soldiers took breaks from the trenches in WWI.
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Navy Navy's HMS Tamar gets dazzle camouflage makeover
The paint scheme was first introduced by the Royal Navy in the First World War and will be applied to the whole Batch 2 River-class fleet.
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News Anzac Day: Legion Scotland Holds 'Virtual' Service
The annual commemoration would normally take place in the Scottish National War Memorial at Edinburgh Castle.
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Remembrance Royal Family Set To Commemorate Anzac Day
Duke of Cambridge and Princess Royal will mark Anzac Day on Sunday, commemorating all Australians and New Zealanders killed in war.
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Veterans 'Pervasive racism' behind failure to honour black and Asian troops
Defence Secretary apologised after report found some personnel were not formally remembered in the same way as their white comrades.
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Politics Defence Secretary Admits 'Deep Regret' Over War Graves Failure
Ben Wallace acknowledged "prejudice played a part" in failures to properly commemorate black and Asian troops who died for the Empire.
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WWI WWI Soldier's Victoria Cross Sells For £248,000 At Auction
Private James Towers was awarded the medal by King George V in the Quadrangle at Buckingham Palace in May 1919.
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LGBTQ Sexuality And The Role Of LGBTQ Armed Forces In WW1
Did The First World War Spawn The Modern Day Gay Rights Movement?