ロイヤル・ファミリーのインスタグラム(theroyalfamily) - 11月9日 22時38分

In a speech this week in Ghana, The Prince of Wales paid tribute to the many people from West Africa who lost their lives in the First and Second World Wars. “At the Commonwealth War Graves Cemetery on Friday afternoon, I was honoured to join you, Mr. President, in remembering the bravery and sacrifice of troops from Ghana, and from across West Africa, who made such a vital contribution in the First and Second World Wars. “In the First World War alone, a staggering 200,000 soldiers from West Africa supported the Allied effort and 30,000 of them lost their lives. During the Second World War, some 65,000 Ghanaians served in the Royal West African Frontier Force, in operational theatres stretching from East Africa to modern day Burma. “I need hardly say, therefore, how special it was for my wife and I to meet some of those surviving veterans during this visit. “Now as we mark the Centenary next month of the end of the First World War, it is so very important that we remember all those who fought – wherever they came from and wherever they served – and that we honour the immense sacrifice that so many of them made.” #commonwealth #royalvisitghana??

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