Tag Archives: Royal Flying Corps

My Film With The CWGC For The 100th Anniversary of Reuel Dunn & The Red Baron

Posted on April 1, 2017 by Stephen Liddell

You might remember that in early February I received an impromptu telephone call which had me driving and crawling around the old Western Front in France to do a video for the Commonwealth War Graves Commission who had seen my … Continue reading →

Posted in history, Life, WW1 | Tagged Bloody April, Commonwealth War Graves Commission, First World War, Life, Red Baron, Reuel Dunn, Royal Flying Corps, Video, war, WW1 | 8 Comments

PS. Thanks for being my hero

Posted on November 11, 2014 by Stephen Liddell

As long-time and regular readers will be aware, I have been for some time been interested in a particular family relation of mine, Serjeant Reuel Dunn who served in the Royal Flying Corps, the precursor to the RAF. He was … Continue reading →

Posted in history, writing, WW1, Ye Olde England Tours | Tagged Cabaret Rouge Cemetery, history, holidays, Lest We Forget, Life, Red Baron, Reuel Dunn, Royal Flying Corps, Souchez, Vimy Ridge, WW1, Ye Olde England Tours | 10 Comments

WW1: A nation remembers, a family grieves.

Posted on August 9, 2014 by Stephen Liddell

With the war memorial services of the last week, I thought that I would share just one or two of several family photos related to WW1. Though I already knew of many of their stories, I did quite a bit … Continue reading →