British and Commonwealth Remembrance Project

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British and Commonwealth Remembrance Project Remembering the sacrifice of British & Commonwealth Soldiers, Sailors, Airmen & Airwomen in the USA through volunteer-led activities.

We are always looking for volunteers and donors. Our volunteers range in age from 3yrs old to 80+, and include British, Australian, Canadian and US Citizens. Volunteers fall into three groups those who perform research, visit and tidy graves and fundraisers. We are entirely self funded by public donations and do not received grants from state or federal government. Our annual Poppy drive alone costs over $2,000 and every memorial we erect costs an average or $3,000. The objectives of the project are as follows
1) to bring together the British & Commonwealth in New England around the concept of remembrance
2) to create lasting memorials to mark the sacrifice of British and Commonwealth servicemen and women.
3) to educate future generations about the concepts of sacrifice, service and remembrances

For further information contact us by sending a message through Facebook

10/09/2026

Fred and Sally visited The Sailors, Fleet Air Arm Pilots and British Soldiers buried at St Augustine National Cemetery Florida. They read the Act of Remembrance and recited the Kohima Epitaph.

"For your tomorrow we gave our today"

Royal British Legion Royal Navy

Looking for volunteers or a volunteer who can visit three Commonwealth War Graves in Manchester NH. Our long time volunt...
10/05/2026

Looking for volunteers or a volunteer who can visit three Commonwealth War Graves in Manchester NH. Our long time volunteer has relocated so we need help.

There are three cemeteries to visit in Manchester (Pine Grove,St Joe's West Manchester & St Augustines). The locations and photos are on the project map check out https://www.bcrpusa.org/

Many thanks to Andrew Waud for capturing the weekend's event at the Ambleside in Mt Kisco NY. DBE in the USA Dame Elizab...
09/22/2026

Many thanks to Andrew Waud for capturing the weekend's event at the Ambleside in Mt Kisco NY.

DBE in the USA
Dame Elizabeth Cadbury Chapter, DBE in NJ
Royal Air Force

Never in the field of human endeavour has so much been owed by so many to so Few.https://www.facebook.com/share/p/17vrnA...
09/20/2026

Never in the field of human endeavour has so much been owed by so many to so Few.

https://www.facebook.com/share/p/17vrnAXZ4P/

Remembering the Battle of Britain 🇬🇧

Royal Air Force aviators and veterans gathered at ceremonies in London today to commemorate all those who served and died to defend our nation during the Battle of Britain.

We will remember them.

Today in Mt Kisco NY we unveiled a plaque to John K Haviland one of the 10 US Pilots who flew in the Battle of Britain. ...
09/20/2026

Today in Mt Kisco NY we unveiled a plaque to John K Haviland one of the 10 US Pilots who flew in the Battle of Britain. We were honoured to do this in the presence of his family, to help preserve the memory of John in the town where he was born.

The Mayor issued a Proclamation naming 19th September John Kenneth Haviland Day across the Town and Village of Mt Kisco. Per Ardua Ad Astra!

Thanks to the DBE in the USA for supporting this and Ambleside Pub for hosting

Today marks the 86th Anniversary of the Battle of Britain.  For the last two years we have been retelling the stories of...
09/15/2026

Today marks the 86th Anniversary of the Battle of Britain. For the last two years we have been retelling the stories of these brave men across the United States. This short video highlights the US Pilots who fought in the Battle of Britain, sometimes referred to as the Fewest of the Few.

BofB 10 US Airmen animation REVISED 10-9-26

What is that you are looking at? That is Northern/Central Florida,  Utah, Pittsburgh and parts of Michigan all ready to ...
09/15/2026

What is that you are looking at? That is Northern/Central Florida, Utah, Pittsburgh and parts of Michigan all ready to go to the post office tomorrow

Over a thousand Royal British Legion Poppy Grave Markers and Lady Haig's Poppy Factory Poppy Crosses will be placed on the graves of Canadian, British, Australian, and New Zealand service men and women across the USA between now and 11/11.

We are ready to drop these off at the US Post Office tomorrow.At the moment we are dispatching approximately 40packages ...
09/14/2026

We are ready to drop these off at the US Post Office tomorrow.

At the moment we are dispatching approximately 40packages of Poppy Grave Markers a week! Each marker is made by Lady Haig's Poppy Factory. These will be placed on one of the hundreds of Commonwealth War Graves in the USA in October in time for Remembrance Sunday.

This weekend we remember those that fought and died in the Battle of Britain. The Few who flew and Many that made that p...
09/13/2026

This weekend we remember those that fought and died in the Battle of Britain. The Few who flew and Many that made that possible, by supporting them.

Per Ardua Ad Astra

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