Remains of four World War I soldiers found

World, Apr 27, 2025 (ATB Digital) .- A UK amateur diver acquired legal rights over a World War I shipwreck for only $400 via Facebook Marketplace. According to BBC Radio Cornwall, the buyer, Dom Robinson, became the owner of the SS Almond Branch, a 3,300-ton British freighter that sank in 1917 off the coast of Cornwall, after being hit by a German torpedo. SS Almond Branch, built in 1896, was a merchant ship armed with defenses to protect itself…

Remains of four World War I soldiers found

The remains of four Australian soldiers have been found in northern France, almost 108 years since they died during the First World War. Members of the Unrecovered War Casualties – Army unit unearthed the soldiers during fieldwork activity investigating missing Australian soldiers from the First and Second battles of Bullecourt in 1917. The soldiers are believed to have died together during the Second Battle of Bullecourt in May 1917. During thi…