The doughboys hated British chow (not to mention drinking tea instead of coffee). They got along better with the Australians, ...

One bullet cost ... help to carry wounded British soldiers back to their trenches after an attack near Ginchy, France, during the Battle of the Somme during World War I in 1916.

Percy Seivewright Stoby moved to the UK from Guyana and served in the British Army during World War One. David Matthews ... and as much appreciation as soldiers born in this country," Mr Matthews ...

The previously unmarked grave of a British soldier who fell fighting for his country in the First World ... one of two men killed in the bombardment during a bitterly cold spring which war diaries ...

A man is trying to trace the family of a former Hartlepool soldier after finding an army service medal in a London flea ...

Curriculum-linked session plans explore World War One and the humanitarian impact of armed conflict, using a film created by a young filmmaker from a WWI soldier's point of view. Engage learners with ...

It might not sound like much to write home about, but the 21-year-old -- Lawrence Enderson Grimshaw -- happened to be a soldier stationed in the trenches during World War I. One century on ...

In total, over three million men from across the territories of the British Empire fought in World War One. (Source: The National Army Museum.) The Ottoman Army included soldiers from all the ...

President Woodrow Wilson made the saying famous, but he was not the first one who used it ... 1917 Vaughan was a British Army officer in World War I, and his diary became a famous book.