The Gazette has compiled some of the most surprising WW1 facts – in the trenches, at home, at sea, and in the air (not forgetting the contribution of our furred and feathered friends).
From the oldest combatant and one of the youngest VC recipients, to a highly-decorated flying ace and a very royal change of surname, see how they were documented, commemorated and celebrated in The Gazette.
Let The Gazette know what you think (and tell them your WW1 remarkable facts) via @TheGazetteUK.
World War 1 Facts
Infographic of Remarkable WW1 Facts (Credits: The Gazette)
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