@1418research Great addition! Has been very valuable for the "Unknown Project". I have yet to find a similar database for other Commonwealth. I must look further. Cheers from the Canadian Fields. I have learnt what it took to keep the cavalry herd fed and watered - we have only 70!
@1418research @CWGC Good stuff Chris! The "46" in the upper left corner of the COG-BR means it is part of 177.62/E 776/548 so the date is the 2nd or 3rd of June 1919. The corresponding GRRF is dated 9th July 1920.
#COMMONWEALTH_FOUND This is the second case for this cemetery, this time a New Zealand Cyclist. Clearly identifiable from the records but ignored for more that 100 years. Welcome home James! Report: https://t.co/XI1WXOAdMt
#COMMONWEALTH_FOUND For the moment we leave the Airmen lost in the 1918 German Spring Offensive to reveal the identity of a Second Lieutenant of the Middlesex Regiment lost in the same area on 30 May 1918. Welcome back Henry Jackson Mills! Report: https://t.co/7hb90lXb6s
#COMMONWEALTH_FOUND Continuing with the research on the Commonwealth Airmen lost in the 1918 German Spring Offensive (Kaiserschlacht), we have submitted our report on Captain Dubber (Canadian) and Lieutenant Dickie (British). Report: https://t.co/YqHUaKM7CB
#COMMONWEALTH_FOUND Research conducted as part of the international cooperative "Unknown Project" has resulted in the identification of the burial location of Lieutenant James Hamilton Spence, 54th Squadron RAF, lost on 16 July 1918. His report: https://t.co/wI6xrosfPS
#GetSquared This is Part Two of "Use a Trench Map" for those that encountered French trench map numerical coordinates, with no idea what they meant: https://t.co/2hGrxAQQnr. For Part One see: https://t.co/UHebCGEezI
The digitization of "The White Cross Touring Atlas of the Western Battlefields" is now complete. You can view or download all the files from https://t.co/TN1H5eL0c5 at https://t.co/dc9MeuoXzA or download the index files directly from https://t.co/Vv0NVyJ3LR. Enjoy!
#CEF_HELP#COMMONWEALTH_HELP This time we are sending help, not asking for help. The digitization of "The White Cross Touring Atlas" is well underway and the new "Index" is under construction. You can get a sample of the INDEX here: https://t.co/L8UwBlocJW
#COMMONWEALTH_FOUND The burial site of Serjeant Harold John Wood has been found at Plot 7 Row H Grave 39 of Guards Cemetery, Windy Corner, Cuinchy. He slipped through the cracks in 1920. Report: https://t.co/Fq8fSeJGZs