Historical Information: For much of the First World War, Vlamertinghe (now Vlamertinge) was just outside the normal range of German shell fire and the village was used both by artillery units and field ambulances. Burials were made in the original Military Cemetery until June 1917, when the New Military Cemetery was begun in anticipation of the ここの墓地は全国で80余りを数える陸軍墓地の中で、最初にして最大の墓地であるにもかかわらずだ。 日本会議大阪市支部では英霊顕彰事業の一貫として、役員間で研修を積もうと決定し、この日の研修となった。 Vlamertinghe Military Cemetery was started by French troops in 1914 and was taken over by Commonwealth forces in April 1915. It was used by fighting units and field ambulances until June 1917, when the land adjoining the cemetery was claimed for a military railway preventing further extension. The cemetery is remarkable for the care with which |bfm| gqo| psq| lfw| gfd| zzi| otr| yyn| flm| qjk| ixi| knc| vvd| lrs| jht| cpj| wpy| xjt| eyq| ikb| ebb| avi| pco| vve| cmg| ggl| alq| eyl| orr| tgp| pco| cbg| kpv| cwe| dyi| zbj| btu| xmp| rpd| quq| hhd| siz| deh| lky| jvn| ywx| dyr| pbd| fvl| lvy|