When we think of the Battle of the Somme today, 110 years later, we reflect on the futility of warfare and the loss of so many young British and Commonwealth soldiers.
The Somme was split into many different actions, from the notorious first day, where over 18,500 Commonwealth soldiers were killed in a single morning, to the introduction of Commonwealth troops in July and August, to the final battles around the Ancre Heights.
But the Somme is more than just a single campaign. It holds historical resonance for sure, but the Somme’s effects can still be felt today. Discover more by reading our latest blog, link below.
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