Centenary of first bomb.

• howard mcsweeney1

  • Location: Dover
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  24 December 2014     10:03276204
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  I thought there was a plaque there already.
  
  
  http://www.kentonline.co.uk/dover/news/first-bomb-on-our-soil-29186/
• Jan Higgins

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  24 December 2014     11:15276205
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  This morning on BBC Breakfast's Local News they had an item on this saying the Major was laying a wreath and showed the plaque.
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• Guest 725

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  24 December 2014     12:47276207
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  A wreath and nobody died in the explosion?
  Weird.
• Guest 977

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  24 December 2014     13:49276210
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  Not exactly a wreath, bouquets from Dover town Council and Dover Society commemorating the 23 Dover civilians who subsequently from bombing during WW1. There was an item on South East News at lunchtime which will no doubt be repeated later.
  
  And mention was made of the many millions who have died by this means since, and probably even will this day.
  
  

  
• howard mcsweeney1

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  24 December 2014     20:10276225
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  I missed both local news bulletins but will have some photos of the ceremony sent to me later to put on here.
• howard mcsweeney1

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  26 December 2014     10:11276250
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  Photos courtesy of Karine.