Places in Jersey that tell a story of World War One
Assisting the war effort by making essential medical supplies for the front
De Faye; the chemist and tank commander
Killed in service to Britain in the war’s greatest naval battle
Jersey pupils affected by a war many miles away
When Jersey responded to France’s call to enlist
One school, five school houses - all named after VC heroes, two from WW1
A small states housing development which honours a Jersey war hero
An unsolved WW1 mystery of a body found in a small boat drifting off the Jersey coast
From the Royal Square to the battlefields of Flanders - the story of the Jersey Company
As the war comes to an end, the devastating 1918 flu pandemic kills hundreds in Jersey
Clarence Ahier penned his experience of serving in some of the bloodiest battles of WW1
Remote dunes on the West Coast were home to more than a thousand German prisoners of war
Setting the tone for Anglican attitude to war in Jersey
Multi-millionaire who gave Jersey a park in memory of his son who fought at the Somme
Named in memory of a Jersey soldier killed at the Battle of Vimy Ridge
