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  1. 2 hours ago

    13th Nov 1916: Last significant phase of the Battle of the as renewal of offensive sees British finally capture Beaumont Hamel. Today I remember all the brave men and women on the front line and the home front. 🌹❤️

  2. Nov 11

    Not anticipating lots of RTs, likes or 'traction' for this; but in your busy day today, would you please bring to mind 15812 Pte HW 'Billy' Disbrey of 11th Cambs Suffolks, a farm boy from Cambridgeshire, missing in action on the since 1st July 1916. Bugles still calling...

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  3. 1 hour ago

    🧵105 years ago this week during the Battle of the , the men of the 9e Régiment de Marche de () underwent a grueling experience in the SailliseI-Raucourt sector.

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  4. Nov 11

    Officers & Members of Kent Somme Society laying wreaths in Rochester this morning. Lest We Forget.

  5. Nov 12
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  6. Nov 6

    Men of RIR110 in a trench that ran under the bridge across the dry bed of Willow Stream between Mametz and Fricourt.

  7. 1915 Clapton Orient joined the Footballers’ Battalion. 41 players officials & supporters signed up, the 1st English team to join in numbers. 3 players died during the Battle of the In 2011 supporters erected a memorial near the Somme

  8. Nov 12

    New purchases today from . Lovely bit of bedtime reading . This will take the pain away from having to leave the on Sunday with .

  9. Nov 11

    Sons and Fathers. Fricourt German Cemetery on

  10. Nov 12

    Today, down at The Nab on the as the day was drawing to a close.

  11. 9 hours ago

    Missing at the Ancre 105 years ago today. CH/19403 Pte. Jack Clegg, 1st Royal Marine Battalion, Royal Naval Division. Native of Dodworth, . His name is on the Thiepval Memorial and his story is told in the privately published book "If you're alive, speak."

  12. Another page from my grandads diary - he’d already been gassed x1 recuperated in England, met wife to be & heading to aged 20. Diary damaged so don’t know what letter was about

  13. Nov 11

    I feel privileged to be here on the and able to pay my respects to the fallen on this day of . We will remember them.

  14. Nov 5
  15. 14 hours ago

    Ist day of 40000 tonnes of he explosives shells fired. Which did absolutely nothing to stop the slaughter of the best British and French troops Casualties and lossesBritish: 57,470 (19,240 killed) French: 1,5906 Lest we forget.

  16. 14 hours ago

    Owen Hobbs, a teacher , killed in the final days of the campaign 1916. Buried Ancre Valley Cemetery.

  17. Nov 10

    Foggy afternoon at Bronfay Farm Cemetery near Bray sur Somme. Feels like a melancholy blanket sitting over this land.

  18. 1 hour ago

    1916 Over 800 men of the fell on the opening day of the Battle of the Ancre. In capturing the village of Beaucourt the RND’s reputation was established.

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  19. Nov 9

    Great Day today re-connecting with the Somme Battlefields. It’s been far too long…..

  20. Nov 11

    The Church in Saint-Pierre-Divion, looking suitably sombre in an autumnal array; the Ulster Tower viewed from the Churchyard, and the "Long, long trail a-winding....". 2011

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