All Who Served: A Digital Tribute to Fallen Servicemen and Women
Every life deserves to be remembered. This is the principle behind All Who Served, a free, non-commercial online remembrance archive dedicated to preserving the stories of British and Commonwealth servicemen and women.
The Person Behind the Name
Behind every grave and every name on a war memorial lies a personal story. All Who Served provides a platform where these stories can be brought together, shared and preserved for future generations.
Each serviceman or woman can have their own memorial page, bringing together photographs, military service records, documents, family stories and other historical material in one place. This helps create a more complete picture of the person behind the service number.
Families, historians, researchers, volunteers and other interested individuals can all contribute to expanding these personal histories. By sharing information and memories, we can help ensure that the lives and sacrifices of these men and women are never forgotten.
A Valuable Resource for Grave Adoptees and Researchers
The War Cemetery Brunssum Foundation is committed to keeping alive the memory of the 328 British servicemen who found their final resting place at the British War Cemetery in Brunssum.
Many grave adoptees and relatives undertake invaluable work. They care for individual graves, search for photographs, study military archives and seek to establish contact with the families of those who lost their lives.
All Who Served offers an additional opportunity to bring together the information, photographs and personal stories they have collected in one permanent, accessible place.
By sharing knowledge and information, we can work together to develop a deeper understanding of the lives of those who gave their lives for our freedom.
Free to Use and Entirely Non-Commercial
Access to All Who Served is completely free of charge. There are no subscription fees, and no products are sold. The project exists solely to support remembrance, historical research and the preservation of personal stories.
Visit the Online Remembrance Archive
Would you like to learn more about this initiative or contribute to preserving the stories of British and Commonwealth servicemen and women?
Visit the All Who Served website:
Together, we can keep their memory alive. Behind every name lies a life, a family and a story that deserves to be told.
