The Unknown Warrior: A Personal Journey of Discovery and Remembrance by John Nichol #joyce Busytown is preparing for Christmas

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The Unknown Warrior: A Personal Journey of Discovery and Remembrance by John Nichol #joyce Busytown is preparing for ChristmasOver one million British Empire soldiers were killed during the First World War. More than a century later, over half a million still have no known grave. The scale of the fighting, the catastrophic destruction, the relentless military engagement and glutinous mud meant that many of the dead were never identified, of often, never recovered. Names were left without bodies, and bodies, or fragments of bodies, without names. To help staunch the tide of