Waves / 1914 to 1918 · The Western Front and the home fronts
Ghosts of the Great War
Four years of mass death brought the dead home. Soldiers retreating from Mons said angels had held the line, a dead pilot walked the mess at Montrose, a German U-boat crew kept seeing their drowned second officer on deck, and a flier killed at Tadcaster appeared to his roommate at Scampton at the hour he died.
August 23, 1914December 7, 1918
Stories in this wave5
The Angels of Mons
24Thinly documented
The Montrose Ghost: Lt. Desmond Arthur at Montrose Air Station
19Thinly documented
The Haunted U-boat UB-65 and the Ghost of Lieutenant Richter
16Thinly documented
The Folkestone Poltergeist: the Cheriton dug-out at Enbrook Manor, 1917
39Partially documented
The Lt. David McConnel Crisis Apparition at Scampton Aerodrome
18Thinly documented