james lovell was the last british soldier killed in ww2.
james lovell was the last british soldier killed in ww2.
who was the last british soldier killed in ww2?
james lovell
george edwin ellison









































george edwin ellison (10 august 1878 – 11 november 1918) was the last british soldier to be killed in action during the first world war. he died at 09:30 am (90 minutes before the armistice came into effect) while on a patrol on the outskirts of mons, belgium.









































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george edwin ellison
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bullet::::- albert mayer (soldier), the first imperial german army soldier killed, 1914









































bullet::::- jules andre peugeot, the first french army soldier killed, 1914









































bullet::::- john parr, the first british army soldier killed, 1914









































bullet::::- thomas enright, one of the first three american army soldiers killed, 1917









































bullet::::- merle hay, one of the first three american army soldiers killed, 1917









































bullet::::- george edwin ellison, the last british army soldier killed in world war i, at 9:30 a.m. 11 november









































bullet::::- augustin trébuchon, last french soldier killed, at 10:45 a.m. 11 november
james bethel gresham