Kirklees Armed Forces TV - Video Gallery
Welcome to the Kirklees Armed Forces TV Video Gallery – your window into the stories, events, and experiences of our local Armed Forces community.
From powerful interviews with veterans sharing their lived experiences, to coverage of Remembrance and Memorial Day services, our videos highlight the voices and moments that matter. Whether you’re looking to reflect, learn, or connect, this gallery brings you closer to the individuals and events shaping our Armed Forces journey here in Kirklees.
Explore the latest videos below and discover how our community continues to honour, support, and celebrate those who serve and have served.
Stories from Stonefall Cemetery with the Commonwealth War Graves Commission
Discover the remarkable stories behind the Commonwealth War Graves at Stonefall Cemetery in Harrogate, where more than 1,000 Commonwealth servicemen and women are commemorated.
In this video, Elizabeth Smith from the ...Commonwealth War Graves Commission (CWGC) shares the history of one of the UK's largest Second World War military cemeteries, established in 1942 as Britain faced a growing need for burial space during the war. The cemetery is the final resting place of personnel from across the Commonwealth, including the United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, New Zealand and the Caribbean.
The video also highlights the vital work of the Commonwealth War Graves Commission, from maintaining military graves through its dedicated staff and volunteers to preserving the personal stories of the 1.7 million Commonwealth casualties commemorated worldwide through the For Evermore story portal.
Their stories remind us that the sacrifices of the Second World War were truly global, and that those who served will never be forgotten.
If you enjoyed this video, please Like, Subscribe, and Share to help preserve and share these important stories of remembrance.
#CommonwealthWarGraves #CWGC #StonefallCemetery #Remembrance #SecondWorldWar #RAF #WorldWar2 #Harrogate #MilitaryHistory #Commonwealth #LestWeForget #History #Yorkshire #CaribbeanHistory #FijianHistory
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In this video, Elizabeth Smith from the ...Commonwealth War Graves Commission (CWGC) shares the history of one of the UK's largest Second World War military cemeteries, established in 1942 as Britain faced a growing need for burial space during the war. The cemetery is the final resting place of personnel from across the Commonwealth, including the United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, New Zealand and the Caribbean.
The video also highlights the vital work of the Commonwealth War Graves Commission, from maintaining military graves through its dedicated staff and volunteers to preserving the personal stories of the 1.7 million Commonwealth casualties commemorated worldwide through the For Evermore story portal.
Their stories remind us that the sacrifices of the Second World War were truly global, and that those who served will never be forgotten.
If you enjoyed this video, please Like, Subscribe, and Share to help preserve and share these important stories of remembrance.
#CommonwealthWarGraves #CWGC #StonefallCemetery #Remembrance #SecondWorldWar #RAF #WorldWar2 #Harrogate #MilitaryHistory #Commonwealth #LestWeForget #History #Yorkshire #CaribbeanHistory #FijianHistory
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Stories from Stonefall Cemetery with the Commonwealth War Graves Commission
Discover the remarkable stories behind the Commonwealth War Graves at ...
Life as a British Army Nurse in the 1960s | Wendy Davenport's Story
In this fascinating veteran interview, Wendy Davenport shares her ...
Why Are West Indians in Britain? | Horace Barnes on Windrush, History & the WAWI Project
KLTV sits down with Horace Barnes, Founder and Chairman of the "Why ...
