article_snippet.sent: Honoured: Soldiers carry the casket of a British World War I soldier during a reburial ceremony at Prowse Point Cemetery in Belgium . '
article_snippet.sent: Ceremony: Soldiers fold the flag on the casket of a British soldier, who was killed in October 1914 in Belgium .
article_snippet.sent: Soldiers carry the hats of the pallbearers during a reburial ceremony in Prowse Point Cemetery, south of Ypres .
article_snippet.sent: There are around 187,000 graves from the First World War that bear the ‘Known Unto God’ inscription .
article_snippet.sent: The bodies of about 60 soldiers of all nationalities are found each year, buried across Europe, and there are around 187,000 graves from the First World War that bear the ‘Known Unto God’ inscription.
article_snippet.sent: British Drum Major Paul Ingleton plays the Last Post during the reburial service, which took place at 10am .
article_snippet.sent: Soldiers travelled from the UK to ensure the men got the final farewell the men deserved .