War Service Records (General)
by rookancestrybest 
, United Kingdom, Saturday, March 06, 2010, 17:07 (5378 days ago) @ slowhands
Both WW I and WW II are less than 100 years ago and yet the information about war dead is all over the place including via the Government Websites as well as on War Memorials. It does not make sense for these deaths to be kept secret as it is public knowledge.
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