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- John Northend - The Inspiration
- Lancaster W4192 "QR-E" 61 Squadron RAF
- European Tour
- Aarestrup Kirke, Denmark
- Aarestrup Kirke - Loss of Liberator KH410
- Aarhus Vestre Cemetery, Denmark
- Arnhem Oosterbeek Cemetery, Holland
- Basingstoke, Wortley Road Cemetery
- Bayeux War Cemetery, France
- Church Of Ireland Churchyard, Belturbet, Republic of Ireland.
- Bergen-Op-Zoom, Netherlands
- Brookwood Military Cemeteries
- Cambridge American Cemetery
- Cranwell, St Andrews Parish Church
- D-Day Gold Beach - Remnants of Mulberry Harbour
- Deutsche Soldatenfriedhof, Cannock Chase
- Dunkirk Town Cemetery, France
- Harefield St Mary's ANZAC Cemetery
- Nijmegen Jonkerbos War Cemetery
- Northwood Cemetery
- Odense Assistens Cemetery, Denmark
- Poperinghe New Military Cemetery, Belgium
- Ranville Churchyard, France
- Ration Farm Cemetery, Chapelle D'Armentieres, France
- Reichswald British War Cemetery, Germany
- Runnymede Commonwealth Air Forces Memorial
- Scopwick Burial Ground, Scopwick, Lincolnshire
- CWGC Eyes On, Hands On Volunteer Programme
- Biography Commandant Roger Baudoin French Foreign Legion
- Biography Lance Sergeant Charles Frederick Bristow GM RE
- Biography Lt HD Brotheridge Ox & Bucks Light Infantry
- Biography Lieutenant W H England No 48 RM Commando
- Buffalo LVT 'Conqueror' destroyed at Walcheren.
- Biography Lt Col J G Fitzmaurice MC Royal Tank Regiment
- Biography Flight Sergeant Josef František DFM* RAF
- Biography Sergeant Pietro Alfredo Giovetti RAFVR
- Biography Lieutenant John Grayburn VC, 2 Para
- Biography Lt Cdr Nicodeme Guilonard Netherlands Navy
- Biography Captain PH Haydon DSO No. 41 RM Commando
- Biography Private Owen Hooper, The Buffs & 4 Commando
- Biography Lieutenant Joseph Patrick Kennedy Jr. US Navy
- Biography Flight Lieutenant DSA Lord VC RAF
- Biography Major Robert Reid Maitland MB CHB RAMC
- Biography Lieutenant Colonel William McDowell DSO BSc RE
- Biography Flying Officer Geoff Adrian Mombrun RAFVR
- Biography Marine Byron Moses No. 41 RM Commando
- Biography Flying Officer J E Northend RAFVR
- Biography Rifleman Frank Pennefather, 3rd NZ Rifle Brigade
- Biography Lieutenant John Richard Priestley The Rifle Brigade
- Biography Staff Sjt Christopher Robinson Glider Pilot Regt., AAC.
- Biography Private AMB Roozeboom No 10 (I-A) Cdo
- Biography Sepoy Mahrup (Mahruf) Shah
- Biography Private James Stokes VC 2nd Bn KSLI
- Biography Lieutenant Colonel Leon Robert ‘Bob’ Vance, US Army Air Force.
- MA FINAL PROJECT
PLEASE NOTE : This website will be undergoing continual expansion and updating, please check back regularly for new content!
PLEASE : let me know what you think of the website by using the CONTACT page to provide your feedback, all feedback will be gratefully received, many thanks.
Tell them of us... - about the project website
Born from my final major project (FMP) on my Master of Arts (MA) Photography degree with Falmouth University , this website is a continuation of that FMP and is intended to honour the Fallen of the First and Second World Wars, and the British and Commonwealth servicemen and women who have made the ultimate sacrifice since.
The site is intended to respectfully honour the courage and sacrifice of the Fallen, not in any way to glorify or justify war or to make political statement.
The website will be a continually growing website, with new content and new sections added periodically. My intention is to have a page per cemetery or memorial visited, with possible pages dedicated to specific operations or campaigns, for example Op. INFATUATE - Walcheren 1944, Op. MARKET GARDEN - Arnhem September 1944, The Battle of Britain.
There will be biography pages for selected casualties; some famous, some not, some awarded gallantry medals, some not, but in my eyes at least, heroes one and all.
The project and this website take their name from a line in the Kohima Epitaph / Prayer:
When you go home, tell them of us and say
For your tomorrow, we gave our today.
(Attributed to John Maxwell Edmonds, and is thought to have been inspired by an epitaph writen by Greek poet Simonides of Ceos, honouring the famous stand by the Spartans at the Battle of Thermopylae, 480 BC.)
I welcome feedback either using the Contact Page or emailed direct to shaun@tellthemofus.uk. Thank you.

