Veterans Uk
Our future services, current appeals and past cases
The following services are planned for May 2023:
10 May 2023
2.30pm at Bedford House Cemetery, Belgium: A burial service for Private Robert Kenneth Malcolm of 140th Field Ambulance, Royal Army Medical Corps.
24 May 2023
9.30am at Larch Wood (Railway Cutting) Cemetery, Belgium. A rededication service for Second Lieutenant William Wallace Hutton, Royal Flying Corps and 7th Bn, London Regiment.
1pm at Dunkirk Town Cemetery, France. A rededication service for Pilot Officer Robert Alan West, 245 Squadron, Royal Air Force.
Appeals for family
There are no appeals outstanding at this time.
Our Past Cases
Details of some of the MOD War Detectives past cases can be found below:
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Graves of two soldiers of the Great War rededicated in France
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Soldiers who fell in France a generation apart honoured in graveside ceremonies
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Graves of two officers missing since 1918 rededicated in France
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Graves of two soldiers killed in northern France rededicated
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Sheffield soldier of the Great War laid to rest 105 years after his death
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Graves of two Royal Naval Division officers rededicated in France
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Unknown WW1 soldier identified as relative of poet Wordsworth.
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Rededication services held in Belgium for Capt Hugh Travers, DSO, and Sjt Frederick Cardy.
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Burial of Pte William Johnston and an unknown East Yorkshire Regiment soldier
- Graves of Rifleman (Rfn) Albert George Sleet, Lieutenant (Lt) Wilfrid Ashton Piercy and Serjeant (Sjt) James Gration DCM rededicated in France.
- Graves of 2Lt Sam Hughes and CSM David Jones DCM rededicated in northern France
- Final resting place of Yorkshire Regiment soldier identified more than a century after his death
- Nine soldiers of the Great War buried a century after their deaths
- WW1 soldier identified by his medal ribbons laid to rest in the presence of his family
- Two unknown soldiers of the Great War finally buried
- Royal Flying Corps Observers grave finally identifed
- British soldiers killed during WW2 are honoured as they are laid to rest
- Services held for 2 Welsh brothers in arms killed during the Great War
- Grave of Royal Welsh Fusilier identified a century after his death in the Great War
- Family of World War 1 soldiers attend their relatives funeral a century after they gave their lives.
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