United Kingdom (Tomb of the Unknown Warrior)

The United Kingdom’s Tomb of the Unknown Warrior is a national memorial located beneath the Cenotaph in Westminster Abbey. It honors unidentified soldiers who died in World War I, symbolizing all unknown service members who sacrificed their lives for the country. Created in 1920, the tomb features the remains of an unidentified soldier brought from France and respectfully laid to rest with a solemn ceremony. It serves as a powerful reminder of the sacrifice and bravery of fallen soldiers, ensuring their bravery is remembered and appreciated by the nation.