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Clive Smith Posts: 2 22/09/2023	Clive Smith Posts: 2 Hi, I am a new member and I am trying to research my grandfathers WW1 service with a view of visiting the battlefield sites. I have tried to use the "Hire a Researcher" link on this website but it will not work for me. Is there any help you can give me or put me in touch with someone who carries out this type of research work. Thanks for your help. Clive
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Dominic Hayhoe Administrator Posts: 1356 25/09/2023	Dominic Hayhoe Administrator Posts: 1356 Clive Smith wrote: Hi, I am a new member and I am trying to research my grandfathers WW1 service with a view of visiting the battlefield sites. I have tried to use the "Hire a Researcher" link on this website but it will not work for me. Is there any help you can give me or put me in touch with someone who carries out this type of research work. Thanks for your help. Clive Would you mind pointing me a t the link you found as we haven't offered that service for a long time. Google Battlefield researchers, you'll find plenty!
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Clive Smith Posts: 2 25/09/2023	Clive Smith Posts: 2 Hi Dominic, thanks for the reply, this is the link: https://www.forcesreunited.co.uk/hire-researcher/#/info-army
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Dominic Hayhoe Administrator Posts: 1356 30/09/2023	Dominic Hayhoe Administrator Posts: 1356 Clive Smith wrote: Hi Dominic, thanks for the reply, this is the link: https://www.forcesreunited.co.uk/hire-researcher/#/info-army Many thanks.
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Murray Whyte Posts: 5843 13/10/2023	Murray Whyte Posts: 5843 Clive Smith wrote: Hi, I am a new member and I am trying to research my grandfathers WW1 service with a view of visiting the battlefield sites. I have tried to use the "Hire a Researcher" link on this website but it will not work for me. Is there any help you can give me or put me in touch with someone who carries out this type of research work. Thanks for your help. Clive Hi Clive, What military information do you have on your Grandfather? Number, rank, name, unit etc There was an incendiary bomb hit the War Office Record Store in Arnside Street, London, approximately two thirds of 6.5 million soldiers' documents for the First World War were destroyed. There has been a large microfilming programme designed to capture as much information as possible from the burnt documents. If your grandfathers survived, then that is a bonus.
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