Among those killed at Regina Trench #OTD in 1916 was Captain Henry Hutton Scott. His father, Canon Scott, was a Padre and searched for his son's body in the shell-hole wilderness near Courcelette, and by a miracle found him, bringing him for burial at Albert. (Photo @AWMemorial)
#OTD is the 95th Anniversary of the unveiling of the Neuve-Chapelle Memorial.
The memorial commemorates over 4,700 Indian soldiers and labourers who died on the Western Front during World War One with no known graves.
Learn about Neuve Chapelle here: https://t.co/z0xvBLEyPI
Luke Copse British Cemetery
Provenance: Made spring 1917, in battlefield clearance by V Corps (originally V Corps Cem No. 19) On old front line of July 1916, named after a small plantation.
Numbers: 72 burials, 28 unidentified.
Architect: Noel Ackroyd Rew
#WW1#Somme#History
Today marks the 95th anniversary of the inauguration of the Menin Gate, Memorial to the Missing, in Ypres on 24 July 1927. Designed by Sir Reginald Blomfield, it took five years to build. The inauguration was attended by a long procession of relatives of those missing in action.