@atticusfinch-105.bsky.social28 September 1918 Private Joseph Crawshaw (244701) 2/4 Bn Loyal North Lancashire Regiment died and was buried in Anneux British Cemetery.
Joseph is also remembered inside Stockport War Memorial #WW1 #History #HistoryMatters
@atticusfinch-105.bsky.social28 September 1918 Private Frank Slack (37797) 2/5 Bn King's Own (Royal Lancaster Regiment) was killed in action and buried in Sucrerie British Cemetery. frank was 20.
Frank is also remembered inside Stockport War Memorial #WW1 #History #HistoryMatters
@atticusfinch-105.bsky.social28 September 1916 Private Martin Stokes (5873) 1/5 Bn West Yorkshire Regiment died and was buried in Bray Vale British Cemetery.
Martin is also remembered on the Bredbury & Romiley War Memorial #WW1 #History #HistoryMatters
@atticusfinch-105.bsky.social28 September 1918 Private Thomas McDonald (8266) 15 Bn Cheshire Regiment died and was buried in Lijssenthoek Military Cemetery.
Thomas is also remembered inside Stockport War Memorial #WW1 #History #HistoryMatters
@atticusfinch-105.bsky.social28 September 1918 Private Percy Oldham (26696) 9 Bn Cheshire Regiment was killed in action and has no known grave but is commemorated on the Loos Memorial
Percy is also remembered on the Hazel Grove War Memorial #WW1 #History #HistoryMatters
@atticusfinch-105.bsky.social28 September 1918 Private Edgar Gilchrist (29462) 8 Bn King's Own (Royal Lancaster Regiment) died of wounds and was buried in Grévillers British Cemetery.
Edgar is also remembered inside Stockport War Memorial #WW1 #History #HistoryMatters
@rnshiplosses.bsky.social28 Sept 1916 // HM Trawler Orsino, a Hull boat in naval service as a patrol vessel at Stromness, was sunk with gunfire by U-boat U.55 north of Strathy Point on the north coast of Scotland. Six of her ten crew were lost, the other four became prisoners in Germany. #RoyalNavy #WW1 #NavalHistory
@atticusfinch-105.bsky.social27 September 1917
Private No 2296 John (Barney) Hines of the Australian Imperial Force, 45th Battalion.
@thisdayinwwi.bsky.socialNew York newspaper, The Evening World Oct 16 1914 publishes this photo of a Belgian Minerva Armored Car watching the bombardment of Antwerp, Belgium. Belgium was one of the first to field armoured vehicles in #WW1
Near Ghent, Belgium, William van Calck in Belgian armoured motor car No. 8
@siivetwings.bsky.socialRoyal Aircraft Factory S.E.5 with its builder and pilot Daniel Ryfa at Flygfesten 2025.
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@atticusfinch-105.bsky.social27 September 1917
Poet Ivor Gurney writes to Marion Scott from Bangour War Hospital ‘To write to you on common notepaper, white and smooth, to be in between sheets white as snow – yesterday, but I smoke in bed!’
@atticusfinch-105.bsky.social27 September 1916
Poet Arthur Graeme West writes ‘The French came up behind us in large numbers, very active and talkative. Daylight showed a fearful lot of dead Germans round the trench and an appalling shambles in the dug-outs.’
@atticusfinch-105.bsky.social27 September 1915
Vera Brittain writes 'And he – who represents all the light of life to me? Oh! How can he have escaped – how can anyone possibly come back from that hell of shells and machine guns and flying bullets and thundering cannonades'
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