The names of Lieutenant Percy Mitchell, Lieutenant Corporal Arthur Rotton, Lieutenant Reginald Price and Gunner Fred ...

The First World War was the bloodiest conflict in human history, with an estimated 20 million to 30 million deaths. And many British soldiers feared they'd never come home ...

The Commonwealth War Graves Commission (CWGC) honours and cares for those who died in World War One and World War Two. If ...

William Augustus Fritz of 4th Battalion The Royal Fusiliers has been identified near Mons in Belgium more than 111 years ...

The First World War saw millions of soldiers killed and wounded on both sides, and many British troops did something unusual with a spoon ...

In the spring of 1918, British pilots faced unimaginable danger soaring thousands of feet above the battlefield with no ...

British soldiers serving on the front lines during the First World War were under no illusion that there was a good chance they would never return home, so it's no surprise many of them had thought ah ...

The men both died in 1915 during the battle for Hill 60 near Ypres in Belgium, and were buried as unknown officers of the ...

Soldiers from Edinburgh, London and Stratford who were killed in Belgium now have headstones bearing their names, and ...

Gen. John Pershing would officially designate Gunther as the last American soldier killed in World War I. He was one of approximately 2,750 men who died that morning — casualties of the six-hour ...

As the United Kingdom — and British expats in Spain — prepare to honour fallen servicemen and women this Remembrance Day, two young British officers who died more than a century ago in Belgium have ...

Pte William London, left, one of the four soldiers found near Lens in France, is pictured with his father James [Ministry of Defence] Four British soldiers who were killed in World War One will be ...