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Pte. John Lambert, a young soldier from Newfoundland who was killed during the First World War, has finally been laid to rest after a Canadian team uncovered his identity.

The ceremony took place at the New Irish Farm Commonwealth War Grave near Ypres.

Joint military burial sees one Canadian, one German and five British soldiers laid to rest in Ypres

British and Canadian authorities have given seven soldiers killed more than a century ago in World War I a full military burial after their remains were discovered during a gas pipeline construction near Ypres, Belgium.

The evolution of DNA technology has allowed for the identification of more and more unknown soldiers from World War I.

The ceremony took place at the New Irish Farm Commonwealth War Grave near Ypres.

British and Canadian authorities have given seven soldiers a full military burial more than a century after they were killed in WW1. Their remains were discovered near Ypres, Belgium.

The ceremony took place at the New Irish Farm Commonwealth War Grave near Ypres.

The vice president of the Microsoft Threat Intelligence Center grants insight into the sudden lack of aggression from Russia at the war's outbreak.

More than a century after he died in battle, a member of the Royal Newfoundland Regiment will finally be laid to rest in Belgium later this month.