More than 75 soldiers ... silhouettes in the church. The remembrance is part of a national scheme called There But Not There. The event is to coincide with the anniversary of the first day on the ...

The perspex or aluminium silhouettes of single uniformed figures are called “Tommies” after the slang for ordinary British soldiers ... the centenary of the Battle of the Somme, in 2016 ...

Britons are paying tribute today to the hundreds of thousands of men who fought on the battlefield of the Somme. #WeAreHere: Soldiers hand out cards for the fallen soldiers of the Battle of the ...

Over an area of 17 football pitches it has two opposing sets of trench systems and a 100 yard No Man’s Land, all littered with scraps of grenades, corrugated iron and rusting iron posts to ...

Battle weary and yearning for home, British soldiers posed for snapshots they hoped would cheer families back in Blighty. For many, it would be the last time they were captured on camera.

Crowds of WW1 soldiers appeared before stunned commuters in London and Manchester at 7.28am - the exact time troops went ‘over the top’ at the Battle of the Somme on July 1, 1916. The poignant tribute ...

Ruby Clarence Hales filmed WWI veterans marching near Waratah in Tasmania's north-west from the 1930s. Other material recorded soldiers in 1914 in preparation for the coming conflagration.