WE ARE HERE BECAUSE WE ARE HERE in Blackpool & Wyre

[@williamkennedy5492]

My grandfather (WW1 and 2) and father (WW2) would have been so proud of these men, as i am.

[@robertfarrell2532]

Good job boys much love from Australia

[@JACK-jd1tb]

Well done all of you and all of that Great generation,.......

[@OTDMilitaryHistory]

Great video!

[@michaelmcclellan6944]

It is honorable to remember the horrors of the Battle of the Somme

[@klausfeuermann3825]

Somme shows us how critical the Generals are in distance...

[@christopherharmon2433]

Roll the bones...

[@Dog.soldier1950]

Wonderful memorial but they aren’t soldiers

[@fleety1]

we know that...still raising awareness...

[@joevicmeneses8918]

even thou, maybe some of them represented their ancestors who fought in that bloody battle of the Somme.

[@anti-loganpaul7827]

So? it's still nice regardless

[@asterixdogmatix1073]

Of course they weren't. Its was a national theatre production and they were unpaid volunteers wanting to be involved. Don't belittle their contribution to the memorial by such an obvious and quite pointless comment.

[@woodstovehandbook6138]

They represent the normal people who fought in the Great War, it could be a shop keep, teacher or factory worker. The men that served were all just normal people from different walks of life, just like the people who volunteered to represent them here.