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  • Remembrance Day 2006 London<br /> "They that are left..." : 'Remembrance' portraits.<br /> <br /> 92 years old : Tobruk. 89 years old : Arnhem. 88 years old : Burma. <br /> Each <br /> year they are older, and as they do indeed grow old, as age does weary <br /> them <br /> and as the years do now condemn them more to what they still remember <br /> than <br /> to our truly remembering what they fought for (which is very simple : <br /> us), <br /> they thus become unknown. These faces then are as of unknown soldiers <br /> : no <br /> cap badges, no ribbons of spooling medals, no insignia for military <br /> rank. <br /> Faces, only. Each deep-etched with who they are and what they did, <br /> that we <br /> might look, and think -- and thank them. By photographer Brian David Stevens
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  • Remembrance Day 2006 London<br /> "They that are left..." : 'Remembrance' portraits.<br /> <br /> 92 years old : Tobruk. 89 years old : Arnhem. 88 years old : Burma. <br /> Each <br /> year they are older, and as they do indeed grow old, as age does weary <br /> them <br /> and as the years do now condemn them more to what they still remember <br /> than <br /> to our truly remembering what they fought for (which is very simple : <br /> us), <br /> they thus become unknown. These faces then are as of unknown soldiers <br /> : no <br /> cap badges, no ribbons of spooling medals, no insignia for military <br /> rank. <br /> Faces, only. Each deep-etched with who they are and what they did, <br /> that we <br /> might look, and think -- and thank them. By photographer Brian David Stevens
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  • Remembrance Day 2006 London<br /> "They that are left..." : 'Remembrance' portraits.<br /> <br /> 92 years old : Tobruk. 89 years old : Arnhem. 88 years old : Burma. <br /> Each <br /> year they are older, and as they do indeed grow old, as age does weary <br /> them <br /> and as the years do now condemn them more to what they still remember <br /> than <br /> to our truly remembering what they fought for (which is very simple : <br /> us), <br /> they thus become unknown. These faces then are as of unknown soldiers <br /> : no <br /> cap badges, no ribbons of spooling medals, no insignia for military <br /> rank. <br /> Faces, only. Each deep-etched with who they are and what they did, <br /> that we <br /> might look, and think -- and thank them. By photographer Brian David Stevens
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  • Remembrance Day 2006 London By photographer Brian David Stevens
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  • Remembrance Day 2006 London<br /> "They that are left..." : 'Remembrance' portraits.<br /> <br /> 92 years old : Tobruk. 89 years old : Arnhem. 88 years old : Burma. <br /> Each <br /> year they are older, and as they do indeed grow old, as age does weary <br /> them <br /> and as the years do now condemn them more to what they still remember <br /> than <br /> to our truly remembering what they fought for (which is very simple : <br /> us), <br /> they thus become unknown. These faces then are as of unknown soldiers <br /> : no <br /> cap badges, no ribbons of spooling medals, no insignia for military <br /> rank. <br /> Faces, only. Each deep-etched with who they are and what they did, <br /> that we <br /> might look, and think -- and thank them. By photographer Brian David Stevens
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  • Remembrance Day 2006 London<br /> "They that are left..." : 'Remembrance' portraits.<br /> <br /> 92 years old : Tobruk. 89 years old : Arnhem. 88 years old : Burma. <br /> Each <br /> year they are older, and as they do indeed grow old, as age does weary <br /> them <br /> and as the years do now condemn them more to what they still remember <br /> than <br /> to our truly remembering what they fought for (which is very simple : <br /> us), <br /> they thus become unknown. These faces then are as of unknown soldiers <br /> : no <br /> cap badges, no ribbons of spooling medals, no insignia for military <br /> rank. <br /> Faces, only. Each deep-etched with who they are and what they did, <br /> that we <br /> might look, and think -- and thank them. By photographer Brian David Stevens
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  • Remembrance Day 2006 London<br /> "They that are left..." : 'Remembrance' portraits.<br /> <br /> 92 years old : Tobruk. 89 years old : Arnhem. 88 years old : Burma. <br /> Each <br /> year they are older, and as they do indeed grow old, as age does weary <br /> them <br /> and as the years do now condemn them more to what they still remember <br /> than <br /> to our truly remembering what they fought for (which is very simple : <br /> us), <br /> they thus become unknown. These faces then are as of unknown soldiers <br /> : no <br /> cap badges, no ribbons of spooling medals, no insignia for military <br /> rank. <br /> Faces, only. Each deep-etched with who they are and what they did, <br /> that we <br /> might look, and think -- and thank them. By photographer Brian David Stevens
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