And in the cover image, is my wife's ancestor Thomas Henry Nairne, from the tiny town of Borambil, New South Wales. Killed in action in 1917, he has no known grave and is commemorated on the Menin Gate. This photo was found in the shed of a relative. Note Stonehenge in the bottom corner, indicating this image was taken in Salisbury, during training. These are the details you need to spot to decipher the clues.

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This postcard shows some of the crew of HMS Iron Duke during WWI. I bought it a couple of years ago, as the Iron Duke was a very significant warship in the British Navy. The card was addressed to the mother of one of the crew, but I couldn't find her. A few hours research online gave me: His full name His date of birth His full naval record His family details His date of death (he survived the war) A photograph confirming his identity and more. This is what can be achieved. If you don't know where to start, or if you're stuck, this community can achieve this for each other by working together and pooling resources

This community embraces three of my passions, military history, genealogy and stamps. The about page says it all, and I look forward to some in-depth research. Introduce yourself here and include your country, as I'd like to map the membership for collaboration purposes