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john.b74 · ‎11-11-2016

Armistice Day 2016: Why we have the two minute silence at the 11th hour on Remembrance Day Express.co.uk‎ - 1 hour ago ... fall silent to remember our war dead at the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month.

evoman3957 · ‎11-11-2016

They gave us everything, while we gave little in return; at least we can remember them and pass that immortality down through the generations.

jd.linklater · ‎11-11-2016

Pvt. Robert Cocker 1891-1916

Pvt. William J Davies 1894-1916

Pvt. Alfred J Marks 1898-1918

Just three of my ancestors I've discovered through researching family history. All died in the Great War, the first had only been in action for a week before his death, the last one was just 19 when he signed up and was killed two weeks before the Armistice. All so young, all so brave and all so tragic.

We will remember them all.

littleme61_6 · ‎11-11-2016

So very sad indeed. Sure they were proud to go out there and fight for their Country.

May they Rest in Peace. They, as all, will never be forgotten.

I would like to search my family history sometime in the not too distant future.

dark_castle1 · ‎11-11-2016

Today, I managed to get the wagon pulled into the layby on Powrie Brae, Dundee at 1056 opposite the Black Watch Memorial and had my two minutes silence at the Memorial.

My grandfather was in The Black Watch, God Rest His Soul and the many brave man that made the ultimate sacrifice so we may live the life we do.

We will remember them.