Throughout Sussex there are various memorials and rolls of honour dedicated to those men and women who fell in various wars. These memorials and rolls cover many centuries in some cases, most World War One and Two.
During any conflict there are certain acts of bravery or defiance that are noticeable above others. For these acts citations and medals have been awarded.
If anybody has information for those of the Second World War, Boer War, or the like similar to those supplied for the First World War then I would gladly post these as well.
The various memorials and cemeteries maintained by the War Graves Commission for the Western Front are described and pictured on the Internet. Details of Kranji War Cemetery and Taiping can be found in the Overseas section.
Some of the cap badges are laid out, on a separate page.
Not all memorials were to people; there are memorials to various types of animal that served and fell in World War I for example, dogs.