number11, number 11, sergeant edward burch. number 11, sergeant edward burch.rgeant edward burch. number 39, stokerfirst class ernest quips. number53, number 39, stokerfirst class ernest quips. number 53, petty number 39, stokerfirst class ernest quips. number53, petty officer charles latham. original road, just one road that home to 23 men who died in world war i. now here in portsmouth, 8a6 roads having blacks just like this one but up in time to mark this weekends centenary to show the extent of losses that ordinary homes, and ordinary communities. clive road, guilford road, newcomb road, nearly every road. 6000 names, remembered in the places where they never returned. we're used to seeing long list of names on war memorials, and that makes it hard to represent the true human loss on war, and when you walk around the streets, of course you see these blacks you see —— plaques, and you see all of these to show the men who left from all around the world to fight these wars. it is such a sportsman. on a hill in a wheelchair, they are finishing off. the map was

number11, number 11, edward burch. number11, edward burch. 39, earning scripts.e inari, to show the extent of the losses in ordinary homes in ordinary communities. clive wrote, guildford road. newcombe road, nearly every road. newcombe road, nearly every road at 6000 names, remembered in the places where they never returned. we are used to seeing long lists of names on warm oils and that is hard to represent the human cost of death —— on war memorials. but when he walked down the streets here you see these plaques which really brings home how bees were ordinary people like us today and they would have left the houses here to go and fight in the first world war —— how these work. it's notjust portsmouth preparing for the centenary. 0n these work. it's notjust portsmouth preparing for the centenary. on a hill in wiltshire they are finishing off the restoration of a giant map off the restoration of a giant map of australia. the map was created in 1917 by homesick australian troops based in a nearby camp. now returned to its striking original condition, it will be th