Battle Of The Somme

[frank-123]

At The Going Down Of The Sun

And In The Morning

We Will Remember Them

[Buff]

At The Going Down Of The Sun

And In The Morning

We Will Remember Them

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[frankdooman jnr]

We will remember them

[Gogga]

They will never be forgotten.

[Kyleakin Lofts]

My grandfather fought in this war and he lost his brother in one of the battles. I am sure many of us know the debt of gratitude we owe to our forebears. It is incumbent on us to ensure that our children and grandchildren also become aware of the sacrifice made by those who were involved in this and the following war. They took part and the overall hope was that it would be a war to end all wars.

Let us hope we reach that utopian state of a world without war. Only by learning from the lessons of the past will this ever be achieved.

 

WE CAN NEVER FORGET THEM. We will remember them.

[We man]

"We WILL remember them.

[dunc50]

on this day 100 years ago today britain suffered its greatest loss of life on the battlefields of the somme, please take a few minutes and raise a glass to the glorious dead, for they will never be forgotten,

[dunc50]

At The Going Down Of The Sun

And In The Morning

We Will Remember Them

 

there names will liveth forevermore LWF

[PAPA B]

They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn.At the going down of the sun and in the morningWe will remember them.

[Guest newcomer]

I hope it will never be forgotten by any generation, especially in the future, the courage and the cost of those young men effecting nearly every family and this country as well as our allies who paid the same price through out the world. I lost a Grand Father at this battle and sadly I never got the chance to meet or know him. I was very lucky to have had another Grand Dad that did survive this and a Father that survived the second world war.

 

I also hope that these peoples sacrifices will enable the human race one day to resolve our differences without a repeat of either of these event. I was born a soldiers son and I watched the ceremony on the television at the Somme and I was moved and I know my fore fathers would have been proud of the way the tribute was handled.