Medical Evacuation: How Frontline Treatment Has Evolved
Medevac teams swiftly evacuate casualties from battle but how has the process changed since WW1?
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WWI How Soldiers Trained For Trench Warfare In WW1
Touring the remains of First World War training trenches near Marlow.
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History How The Memory Of Two Fallen Soldiers Is Kept Alive On A Remote Scottish Island
How does the Commonwealth War Graves Commission maintain such remote graves?
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WWII The 10 Deadliest Battles In History
A look at some of most infamous campaigns in the history of war.
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History The Royal British Legion At 100: The Evolution Of Remembrance
Why has the desire to honour our war dead not faded over time?
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Christmas England v Germany: Football In The Trenches
As England take on Germany at Wembley, take a look back at the most famous football match of WW1.
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WWI Hollywood Historical Adviser Constructs Replica WW1 Trenches In Kent
The 150m network of trenches are based upon those used in a Belgium woodland during the war.
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Forces Charities The Royal British Legion At 100: A Brief History Of The Poppy
From Flanders Fields to wearing it on Remembrance Day and everything in between
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History Did Fish And Chips Help Us Win Both World Wars?
One of Britain's favourite takeaways has a secret
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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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Long Reads 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.