The CWGC Documentary

Follow the work of the CWGC, see how we commemorate the fallen across the globe and how we engage current and future generations with their stories.
Discover more about our work on www.cwgc.org
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[@wendymudkins8208]

You do such a great service for these soldiers and give the back their dignity thankyou

[@WWII-Skipabeat]

A wonderful, unique organisation of which I am a supporter. Am always amazed, impressed, and absorbed learning about the breadth of what they do - have loved hearing here about the efforts to recognise and commemorate the fallen in Kenya. It's always heartening too to hear about their efforts to identify discovered remains. A CWGC cemetery is a beautiful, evocative, respectful place, and always immaculately kept. What is particularly satisfying is that what they do and continue to do will endure long beyond any one lifetime which is a reassuring thing to know. Absolute respect for the CWGC and the Foundation.

[@philipnorris6542]

Long may their work continue.

[@Bruce-1956]

It is indeed a wonderful machine, the sites are always in immaculate conditions. Thank you CWGC. I always take the time to visit CWGC sites when i'm travelling. #wewillrememberthem

[@micdev42]

This is a superb and quite moving overview of the vital work done by CWGC

[@bobthompson2013]

Such wonderful work! As an American, I only wish the American Battlefield Memorial Commission was more proactive in its efforts to tell the stories of those in their care.

[@TellySavalas-or5hf]

World War 1 & 2 must be told, this is a good docu.

[@stevepatterson3376]

Great documentary with a story that needs to be told.

[@josephlezano7691]

Thank you for this great informative video of the great work the CWGC is constantly doing 🙏🙌👏👏

[@michaeljohnryan7801]

I hope that chap finds his great uncles resting place so his family can have closure, sadly shows the impact the loss of family members can have on future generations

[@coolbreeze2.0-mortemadfasc13]

6:14, Alfred Edmund Godsal. Commander in the Royal Navy killed in 1918.

[@tushkafilms1061]

10:44 Tsavo? Isnt that where those two man eating lions were from?