Amazing resource war dead (1 Viewer)

[DavidG58]

http://www.fallenheroesphotos.org/Servicemen/Detail/12454

through another thread Dave Dux Deluxe threw in this link, it is amazing and I am now even more humbled at how little I know

I will be doing more research when I get home, and donating to the cost they have put into providing the data

 

[johnp10]

Try the Public Records Office for research.

WGC website is easy to use to track down war dead.
Not only grave locations, but also gives Service Numbers, which opens doors to medal cards, conduct sheets, etc.

 

[Wildbill]

commonwealth war graves commission web site list every common wealth casualty in ww1 ww2 whether they have a grave or not,
bill

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[DuxDeluxe]

From other thread.....

Commonwealth War Graves Commission finder. This is the cemetery link, but the home page gives other material as per Billthedrill

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Beware, the site is very slow, presumably due to the amount of traffic.

Also specific to WW2:

http://www.fallenheroesphotos.org/Home

 

[Wildbill]

both my shelf and the wee man have been using it to research his family members on his mothers side his granddad's father los his father in Flanders.
a grate granddad we know where the grave is and intend to go at ester to visit both his relatives and my relative last resting place
we have been many times to the menin gate and layed a poppy at the place of my grate uncle but havee never visited any of the graves as we did not know till we started doing a family tree for jay
how many of my family had been killed.
bill

 

[GJH]

One I posted about yesterday Broken Link Removed.

The Broken Link Removed to commemorate all those who fell in WW1.

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[dshague]

try bbc.co.uk/iwonder