I am co author of this book about ABF The Soldiers' Charity's Frontline Walk. All proceeds to the charity. The walk goes again this year, Covid permitting. https://t.co/vFtztIhWVD

Terry's Tours is on the move again. This time to Normandy. #WW2

This podcast is now available. The most challenging and emotional I have done as Alix talks emotionally about her Dad, Captain Mark Hale. https://t.co/muOtOA49q4

Thursday 16th October 2025 a funeral service took place for an Unknown British soldier of the Great War and an Unknown German soldier of the Great War. Now resting @CWGC #PoelcapelleBritishCemetery, Belgium.

Photos of Hill 60 given to me recently from a private pilgrimage in 1931. #ww1 #ypres

Delivered a talk to Spratton History Society tonight and raised more valuable funds for @ArmyBenFund #ww1

My 1,500th soldier researched. Gunner Leader accidently drowned whilst his unit was out of the line in February 1945. He is buried in @CWGC Heverlee War Cemetery, east of Brussels. #WW2 He is reconnected to his family who now know what happened to him. https://t.co/05cQNeSBrL

Thread: Today has marked the 110th anniversary of the actions at the Hohenzollern Redoubt - a truly dark day for the men of 46th Division and their families. If you'd like to know more about that day, you can read my blog and listen to a podcast I've recorded (posted below):

Please do listen to this one. It was the most difficult, but inspiring, I have done for the podcast.

Coming soon…interview with Alix Hale, daughter of Captain Mark Hale who was KIA in 2009, when she was 8. Alix explains how his loss affected her and why she walked #ww1 battlefields to raise funds for @ArmyBenFund. Subscribe here: https://t.co/ktSgra4XTv

Massive privilege to guide for @ArmyBenFund on Frontline Walk. 100k over 3 days. Over £80k raised for this charity. #ww1 #Somme #ypres

Major General Haldene took the Zillebeke weather vane from the ruins of the church to UK in 1915. In 2014, the war battered vane was returned to the church, with a replica installed in the 1990's. I visited yesterday. #ww1 #ypres

In this episode of my podcast “Tales from the Battlefields” we continue the story of 6th Battalion of the Northamptonshire Regiment as they spend their first few months on the “quiet sector” of the #Somme in 1915. #ww1 https://t.co/nQNietnQ0h

A different way of Remembrance through imagination and art. Opposite the Menin Gate. #ww1 #ypres

Lt Harold Hill. 25th AIF. Died of head wound 4th October 1917. "I'm alright Mother, Cheerio". Buried in @CWGC Buttes New British Cemetery, Polygon Wood. #ypres #ww1

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Found this soldiers' graffiti in Villers au Bois near Vimy yesterday. It was the rest billet for 85th Canadian infantry #WW1. Their CO Lt Col Beckett is buried in @CWGC Villers Station Cemetery. In No Man's Land leading from the front in a gas attack, he was shot in the head.

Occasionally the shallow outline of #ww1 trenches can be seen on the Western Front. I noticed these trenches today near Souchez in the shadow of Vimy Ridge.

Arras one day in 1940 occupied by German Army. Same location today.

Terry’s Tours have 11 tours in the diary already for 2026, including 3 family tours all the way from #Australia. And 2 school tours. It’s just a hobby, not a job…and hopefully we will reunite many families with their #ww1 #ww2 ancestors. https://t.co/05cQNeT9hj

On the second anniversary of October 7, we remember the lives cruelly taken, the hostages still held and the grief that endures. Mourning the innocent is not a partisan act, it’s the beginning of our shared humanity.