Armistica Day (November 11th) 2018 marked One Hundred Years since the guns fell silent on the Western Front.

Let us not forget those who fought for freedom; for us to live our lives in peace.

The Great War 1914-1918 website has been maintained by Joanna Legg (née Parker), Lieutenant Colonel Graham Parker, OBE, (Retired) and David Legg since 1998.

The 'family firm' is also responsible for the launch of the Poppy Umbrella under the Rembrella company brand name.

For anyone interested in self-guided Battlefield Tours, this family firm have the Western Front covered; from Researching Military History to a closer look at Monuments and Memorials on the Western Front Battlefields.

WWII D-Day Landing Beaches & Battle of Normandy:
Three days tour of Normandy Battlefields and Landing Beaches, with two nights in Paris, before and after the tour.

Dine with new friends in Paris; explore the D-Day Museum in Normandy; visit Utah Beach and memorials; discover Juno Beach and Canadian exhibits; and see the Pegasus Memorial at Ranville.

You can also customise an existing itinerary or create your own.

Commemorating the Centenary of the 1914-1918 Great War

American Battle Monuments Commission.
Armistice Signing in Compiegne.
Artstetten Castle in June.
British Cemetery at Messines Ridge.
Fort de Douaumont, Verdun.
German Bunker at Tyne Cot Cemetery.
Hill 60 Cratered Landscape.
Montsec American Monument.
Pozieres British Cemetery.
Saint-Mihiel American Cemetery.
Their Name Liveth For Evermore.
World War One Trenches.