Recent and the latest news from the Western Front Association
Trench Lines February 2020
February Trench Lines has just been sent out. This is our eNewsletter. We share one or two top stories, a choice articl…
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Project ALIAS - early results and discoveries
After launching an appeal for volunteers to work on Project ALIAS in mid-February, just over a week into the scheme it's…
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The latest edition of the journal of The Western Front Association Stand To…
Members have just received their latest edition of our journal, Stand To! The contents are listed below. Members als…
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A major new project to 'find' soldiers who served in WW1
We are excited to announce a project which will massively assist present and future generations of historians searching …
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25 February : Memorial Service for Sir Michael Howard
The Memorial Service for Sir Michael Howard 25 February The Chapel King's College London Professor of the Histor…
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Geoff Longmore 1942-2019 RIP
In the 37-year history of the Wolverhampton Branch of the Western Front Association, the contribution of Geoff and Car…
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Un-indexed Pension Cards.
It has recently come to light that a relatively small number of drawers of cards have not been indexed (or tagged). This…
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Correction of errors on Fold3 - good news!
Member of The Western Front Association will be pleased to learn that the 'correction of errors process' which is detail…
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Improvements to the WFA Pension Record access
In the last few days there have been a number of background improvements 'behind the scenes' to the web site which will …
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Coming Soon: The Bulletin Archive
Drawing on the last 38 editions of Bulletin, the internal journal and newsletter of The Western Front Association, artic…
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The WFA's 2020 Calendar remains on sale
The Western Front Association's 2020 calendar remains available. Once again it features images of the battlefield taken …
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