A British soldier’s description of the Battle of Loos has been republished for the Centenary by the charity, Blind Veterans UK.
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CWGC launches battlefield remembrance trail for Loos Centenary
The Commonwealth War Graves Commission launched a remembrance trail to commemorate the centenary of the Battle of Loos in September 2015.
Continue reading100 Years Ago Today: start of 3 major Anglo-French offensives in Champagne, Artois and Loos
The offensives that started on September 25th 1915 were the Second Battle of Champagne, the Third Battle of Artois and the Battle of Loos.
Continue readingDundee remembers Scotland’s losses at 1915 Battle of Loos
Dundee hosts a weekend of Scottish national commemorations from September 25-27th marking the centenary of the Battle of Loos.
Continue readingCentenary Anniversary: Battle of Loos
25th September 1915: The British Army started its biggest offensive of the year at Loos in Northern France, using poison gas for the first time.
Continue readingBattle of Loos 1915 – Scotland’s tribute to the fallen in Dundee
Centenary News reports from Dundee on Scotland’s commemorations, attended by Prince Charles and First Minister Nicola Sturgeon, marking the Centenary of the Battle of Loos.
Continue reading100 Years Ago Today: Kut falls to British/Indian force in Mesopotamia
British and Indian forces captured the town of Kut al-Amara on September 28th 1915 during their advance up the Tigris Valley towards Baghdad.
Continue readingSomme Centenary ticket ballot opens
An online ballot opens today (September 28th 2015) for tickets to attend next year’s Thiepval commemorations marking the Battle of the Somme Centenary.
Continue readingSomme Centenary ticket ballot – opens September 28
An online ballot opens on September 28th 2015 for tickets to attend next year's Thiepval commemorations marking the Battle of the Somme Centenary.
Continue readingCentenary Anniversary: Kut falls to British/Indian force in Mesopotamian campaign
28th September 1915: British and Indian forces captured the town of Kut al-Amara during their advance up the Tigris Valley towards Baghdad.
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