WWI Soldier Buried in Ypres with Full Military Honours
In 2019 the bodies of three British soldiers were found on the First World War battlefield of Ypres. Using DNA technology, one of the soldiers was identified as Pte Willam Meager, a 38-year-old from Bloomsbury in London. On September 27, 2023 he was laid to rest with full military honours. His two comrades could not be identified and were buried alongside him as Unknown Soldiers. This video captures the solemn dignity of a military reburial.
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