What is recorded here
Victoria Crosses of the 36th Ulster Division stands in County Down, honouring men who faced gunfire with little more than courage and steel. The 36th Ulster Division entered war young and eager, then learned the true weight of distance, loss and endurance. A medal named for a queen became a measure of ordinary flesh doing what no one should ask another to do.
Victoria Crosses of the 36th Ulster Division is recorded as a memorial in County Down. Its open map record supplies this location and any linked names or public references.
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