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We know some of you are interested so here is a link to the latest news.
http://www.cwgc.org/fromelles/blog/?p=474 Regards J&K
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Hi John and Kath, Thanks very much for bringing this news to the site. Look forward to more information and our next meeting. Brian
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Hi Brian,
it's facinating. The thought that some of those unknowns may be identified after all of these years. The work that CWGC do is outstanding. May they rest in peace. J&K
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Copy of News Item on Ceefax January 31st 2010
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The burials will be taking place over the next few months, the last one on the anniversary of the battle in July.
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Latest report from BBC Teletext
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We were at the dedication ceremony on Monday in blistering sunshine. It was a very moving occasion and unlikely to be repeated in our lifetime as it's the first time a new CWGC cemetery has been built in over 50 years. Amazing that so many of these lads have been identified through DNA. May they all rest in peace.
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