The Western Front Milton Keynes Branch

OTD 1917 Pte Stanley Rouse (19) died of wounds in a casualty clearing station at Duisans @GreatWarGroup @WFASouthScot @SussexWfa @herts_at_war @Scarletboy44 @TerryWhenham @Taff_Gillingham @CWGC @ww1cemeteries @TheWFA

OTD 1917 Pte Stanley Rouse (19) died of wounds in a casualty clearing station at Duisans @GreatWarGroup @WFASouthScot @SussexWfa @herts_at_war @Scarletboy44 @TerryWhenham @Taff_Gillingham @CWGC @ww1cemeteries @TheWFA

OTD 1919: Sgt Robert Henry Pipe (26) died of wounds in hospital at Etretat. He was the last of four brothers who all died in the war @CWGC @GreatWarGroup @TheWFA @TerryWhenham @HartMilitary @WFASouthScot @Scarletboy44

OTD 1919: Sgt Robert Henry Pipe (26) died of wounds in hospital at Etretat. He was the last of four brothers who all died in the war @CWGC @GreatWarGroup @TheWFA @TerryWhenham @HartMilitary @WFASouthScot @Scarletboy44

OTD 1919: Pte Harold Newton Harry Yeatman (19) died of influenza and pneumonia in the 44th casualty clearing station in Cologne @CWGC @ww1cemeteries @Scarletboy44 @WFASouthScot @SussexWfa @TerryWhenham @HartMilitary @Taff_Gillingham @greatwardaily @WW1IEPER1917

Final piece of the puzzle, thanks to a local authority. Off now to convince the #CWGC that a soldier who was classed as a deserter needs to be recognised. 20 years service. Awarded MM. Took his own life in 1941. NOT recognised by #CWGC. Needs to be changed and headstone erected.

OTD: 1915 Pte James Edward Trevatt (49) was hit by a train while on duty in Winchester. He died of his injuries at Royal Hants County Hospital, Winchester. @TheWFA @HartMilitary @PeterHart1915 @Scarletboy44 @Taff_Gillingham @TerryWhenham @WFASouthScot @ww1cemeteries

1917: Pte Percy Charles Archer (26) died of Ludwig's Angina (swelling of the mouth and neck) & syncope in Endell Street Military Hospital, London @TheWFA @CWGC @ww1cemeteries @PeterHart1915 @HartMilitary @Scarletboy44 @WW1IEPER1917 @WFASouthScot @Taff_Gillingham

OTD 1917 Pte William Grace (32) died of wounds in hospital in Rouen Pte Reginald Lambert (27) died of sickness at a casualty clearing station near Puchevillers @TheWFA @PeterHart1915 @CWGC @GreatWarGroup @WW1IEPER1917 @ww1cemeteries

OTD: 1919 Pte George Parslow (25) died of  blood poisoning from bad food while a POW in Germany. He had been repatriated 2nd Dec and died at the Royal Bucks Hospital, Aylesbury @WW1IEPER1917 @Scarletboy44 @GreatWarGroup @TheWFA @CWGC

OTD 1918 Pte Clifford Reginald Somerton (24) died of pneumonia in the 25th casualty clearing station in Thessalonika @TheWFA @GreatWarGroup @Taff_Gillingham @CWGC @ww1cemeteries @Scarletboy44 @PeterHart1915

OTD 1914: Pte Ernest John Price (21) from Winslow died of wounds in hospital near Boulogne @CWGC @TheWFA @GreatWarGroup @ww1cemeteries @Scarletboy44 @PeterHart1915 @Taff_Gillingham

OTD 1918: Two days before the Armistice ... Pte William Dingley (19) died of wounds in hospital in Abbeville following fighting east of Cambrai. @TheWFA @CWGC @ww1cemeteries @GreatWarGroup @PeterHart1915 @Scarletboy44

We will remember them. @TheWFA @GreatWarGroup @CWGC @ww1cemeteries @PeterHart1915 @Scarletboy44 @WW1IEPER1917

OTD 1915: Pte John Edward Peabody was killed in action and Pte John Hadley (22) died of wounds received in fighting on the frontline along the Lys. @CWGC @ww1cemeteries @TheWFA @GreatWarGroup @WW1IEPER1917 @PeterHart1915 @Scarletboy44

OTD 1914: CSM Samuel Arthur Miller (31) & Pte Charles George Fletcher (34) both died of wounds in hospitals near Boulogne @TheWFA @GreatWarGroup @CWGC @ww1cemeteries @PeterHart1915 @Scarletboy44 @WW1IEPER1917

OTD: 1916 Sgt George Baldock (29) and Pte George Payne Woodward (24) were officially declared dead as Turkish POWs in Ismet and Afion Kara Hissar camps respectively. @CWGC @TheWFA @WW1IEPER1917 @PeterHart1915 @GreatWarGroup

OTD 1915: Bugler John William Porter (23) died of wounds in a casualty clearing station at Choques @TheWFA @GreatWarGroup @Taff_Gillingham @TerryWhenham @CWGC @WW1IEPER1917 @ypres

OTD: 1915 1915 Pte Reginald John Culverwell (21) died of wounds in the 2nd Field Ambulance at Louvencourt. The cemetery here was one of the first three built by the War Graves Commission @TheWFA @GreatWarGroup @Taff_Gillingham @CWGC @WW1IEPER1917 @Ypres @PeterHart1915

OTD 1916: Bugler Harry Tredwell (20) died of wounds and is buried at Agenville, the only military grave in the churchyard. @TheWFA @GreatWarGroup @CWGC @WW1IEPER1917 @Taff_Gillingham @PeterHart1915