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Our Wall is a 3/5 scale of the Vietnam Memorial in Washington DC. This Traveling Memorial stands as a reminder of the great sacrifices made during the Vietnam War.

“The great aim of education is not knowledge but action.” ― Herbert Spencer   About RememberUs.org RememberUs.org is a public 501c3 charity from Needham,

Role of U.S. Navy Armed Guard, role of U.S. merchant marine, casualties during World War II, gunnery training, service with Naval Armed Guard, sea stories, people pictures, ships, information source for sunk ships

Home of the Memorial High School Girls Basketball Program. It's a Great Day to be a Mustang!!!

Paul Rolfe Architects Ltd is a design focussed architectural practise specialising in creative solutions for a wide range of small to large scale projects. Contact: 021 610 434 Email: [email protected]

The Cheshire County Memorial Project is creating a County Memorial Roll from Cheshire who fell in the Great War 1914-18 and the Second World War 1939-1945

London War Memorial is an online WW1 memorial for London's fallen soldiers in the First World War. War Memorial London.

The Soldier’s Walk forms part of the Queens Domain in Hobart Tasmania. It is an Avenue of Honour comprising 520 trees planted in 1918 and 1919 to commemorate soldiers, mainly from Hobart, who died in World War I (the Great War) 1914-1918. Site contains photos, maps and text of the history of the walk, the soldiers who are commemorated there and the current efforts to restore the walk.

My name is Ralph C. Lincoln and I am honored to be a direct descendant of the Lincoln family, an 11th generation cousin who shared the same great grandfather as this great American president.

The Project – The International Gurkha Heritage Project mission is to: collect information, document and visit a variety of places that have a relation to the Gurkhas over the last 200 years or earlier around the world. Each place, each visit is followed by a short write up. Due to time some of the posts are short, others long, some posted quicker while others are further apart from the actual visit. All posts are found at SirKukri & Co. The aim of the project is to carry on, help, honour, promote, sustain, the memory of the brave Gurkha soldier around the world, for the next generations to come. May the Gurkha not to be forgotten in the annals of History. Till date the following places have been visited and visited and written about: The Chattri Memorial, The first Gurkha Commemoration site in the United Kingdom, Gurkha Graves of Berlin, Hasenheide Garrison Cemetery, Rifleman Kharak Sing Gurung, 1st King George´s Own Gurkha Rifles, Cologne Southern Cemetery and A short account of the 2/8th Gurkha Rifles on the Western Front in the Great War, 1914-1915, The Gurkha Graves of Berlin, Part 1. The Story of Riflemen Jainanda Rai & Bhakti Bahadur Rai of the 2/7th Gurkha Rifles, 1944, The Gurkha Graves of Berlin, Part2; With the 2/7th Gurkha Rifles into World War 2, The Gurkha Graves of Berlin, Part 3 – Iraq, The Gurkha Graves of Berlin, Part 4 - Middle East, The Gurkha Graves of Berlin. Part 5 - North Africa, To learn more about earlier projects please visit SirKukri & Co. In the comming period we aim to visit places in India, Nepal and Burma. For further information please send us a email. JAI International Gurkha Heritage Project! Museum, Book, research, Khukuri, kukri, khaki, knife, dagger, sword, toolbar, kora, khunda, gurkha, gurkhas, gorkha, gorkhali, nepal, nepali, nepalese, nepaul, maharajah, rana, kunwar, kunwor, shah, thapa, balbhadra, nalapani, anglo-nepal war, battle, world, war, studies, academia, blog. Gurkha Antiques.