Ww1 War Memorials

lainiej | 17:46 Thu 23rd Oct 2014 | History

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I visited French and Belgian cemetries at the weekend and noticed that some of the inscriptions included the words 'served as' which I'm guessing means one of the soldier's names would be an alias.
Can anyone tell me why this would be. Thanks

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RastrickCrusade

Perhaps they had to use an older person's name as they were under age themselves to take the shilling.

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