War memorial framed print. St. John the Baptist Church, Bromsgrove, Worcestershire. Commemorating the members of the Royal Air Force, and especially those from the Bromsgrove district, who died on active service. Second World War. #LestWeForget

Wimbish war memorial plaque. Wimbish Recreation Ground, Wimbish, Essex. First and Second World Wars. #LestWeForget

War memorial panelling. St. Laurence’s Church, Winslow, Buckinghamshire. Commemorating the aircrew and civilians who lost their lives in the air disaster at Winslow, 7th August 1943. Second World War. #LestWeForget

North Marston war memorial tablet. St. Mary’s Church, North Marston, Buckinghamshire. First World War. #LestWeForget

War memorial. Encounter Church (formerly Elim Pentecostal Church which was formerly St. Wulstan’s Church), Selly Oak, Birmingham. First and Second World Wars. #LestWeForget

War memorial panelling. St. Peter and St. Paul Church, Buckingham, Buckinghamshire. Commemorating Captain and Adjutant C.H. Bennett of the Royal Bucks Hussars. Died when troopship Leasowe Castle was torpedoed by a German submarine on 27th May 1918. First World War. #LestWeForget

Padbury war memorial plaques. St. Mary the Virgin Church, Padbury, Buckinghamshire. First World War. #LestWeForget

St. Andrew’s parishioners (Quatt) war memorial plaques. St. Andrew’s Church, Quatt, Shropshire. First and Second World Wars. #LestWeForget

War memorial plaque. West End Congregational Church, Haverhill, Suffolk. Commemorating Lance Corporal Percy Boyden, of the Northumberland Fusiliers. Reported missing in France, 16th June 1917. First World War. #LestWeForget

Grendon Underwood roll of honour. St. Leonard’s Church, Grendon Underwood, Buckinghamshire. First World War. #LestWeForget

Granborough war memorial. St. John the Baptist Church, Granborough, Buckinghamshire. First World War. #LestWeForget

Old Radnor war memorial boards. St. Stephen the Martyr Church, Old Radnor, Powys. First and Second World Wars and the Falklands War. #LestWeForget

Great Horwood roll of honour. St. James’ Church, Great Horwood, Buckinghamshire. First World War. #LestWeForget

War memorial plaque and ensign. St. John the Baptist Church, Bromsgrove, Worcestershire. The ensign of H.M.S. Croome, used in action off North Africa. H.M.S Croome was adopted by Bromsgrove and district. Second World War. #LestWeForget

Winchcombe Boer War memorial plaque. St. Peter’s Church, Winchcombe, Gloucestershire. #LestWeForget

Winslow war memorial. St. Laurence’s Church, Winslow, Buckinghamshire. First and Second World Wars. #LestWeForget

War memorial plaque. St. Mary Magdalene Church, Tingewick, Bucks. Commemorating father and son, Admiral of the Fleet Sir R.J.B. Keyes, died of wounds received on active service 26.12.1945 and Lieut Col G.C.T. Keyes V.C. killed in the raid on Rommel’s HQ 18.11.1941. #LestWeForget

Claydon Brickworks war memorial plaque. St. Michael’s Church, Steeple Claydon, Buckinghamshire. Second World War. #LestWeForget

Steeple Claydon war memorial plaque. St. Michael’s Church, Steeple Claydon, Buckinghamshire. Second World War. #LestWeForget

Steeple Claydon war memorial. St. Michael’s Church, Steeple Claydon, Buckinghamshire. First and Second World Wars. #LestWeForget

Gawcott war memorial. Holy Trinity Church, Gawcott, Buckinghamshire. First and Second World Wars. #LestWeForget

Almeley war memorial plaques. St. Mary’s Church, Almeley, Herefordshire. First and Second World Wars. #LestWeForget

War memorial tablet. Royal British Legion, Winslow, Buckinghamshire. Commemorating the Winslow residents, evacuees and aircrew who lost their lives when a Wellington bomber returning to Horwood airfield crashed on this site, 7th August 1943. Second World War. #LestWeForget

Bredwardine war memorial. Bredwardine, Herefordshire. First and Second World Wars and Korea. #LestWeForget

War memorial plaque. West End Congregational Church, Haverhill, Suffolk. Commemorating Driver Reginald Burton, accidentally killed 29th September 1915. Died while exercising a sick horse in High Wycombe when it bolted. First World War. #LestWeForget

It has been said people die three times. Once when they die, once when they are buried and once when their name is mentioned for the last time. War memorials are there to ensure these remarkable young people are remembered. Never let their names be forgotten. #LestWeForget

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War memorial triptych. St. Mary the Virgin Church, Thornborough, Buckinghamshire. Commemorating Lieutenant Martin Christopher Brown of the Royal Marines who died in the sinking of HMS Gloucester on 22nd May 1941. Second World War. #LestWeForget

War memorial plaque. St. Mary’s Church, Bocking, Essex. Commemorating Corporal Frank Davey Perry of the Australian Imperial Forces. KIA in the Gallipoli Peninsula on 6th August 1915. First World War. #LestWeForget

Old Radnor war memorial. Old Radnor, Powys. First and Second World Wars and the Falklands War. #LestWeForget

Westbury war memorial tablet. St. Augustine’s Church, Westbury, Buckinghamshire. First World War. #LestWeForget