Another remark in the rejection letter ‘No identifications were possible despite the exhaustive effort of the military authorities at the time.’ It seems strange, when there a plenty of graves, which has so much information available, that we are able to identify them 100 years on

The rejection was received in late November 2024, so seating with them from over 5 years.

I submitted a case back in 2019, where the solder was found with the regiment and his number on his boots. Only yards, from two other who were identified by there boots in the 1920’s. This was rejected As numbers or names on equipment is not a sound basis on which to propose identification today.

I’m going to wait for the mass market paperback to come out, when I purchase it

Sorry no, I’ve already had chips this week

I don’t think, my manager would be happy

I don’t drive, but what I’m thinking is, that 1 of people using it must be a qualified driver

Nien, I’ve lost the recipe and all I know that it was bacon and beans or beans and bacon.

Bacon and beans, the cowboy way

I submitted general enquiry request on the 26th June 2024, I’ve had nothing back. Yes you read that right 26th June 2024

Pte Shadrack Critchley, of the Cheshire Regiment received his orders for overseas and went on leave. He committed suicide by sticking his head, into the gas oven at home. But was found dead with his wife, in an embrace as they did not want to be apart

Alphabet soup again,