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Home Castle Ghosts Ghost Ships Battle field Ghosts Ghost Lights Ghost Hunting E.V.P Poltergiest Your Ghost Stories Paranormal Links Ghost Articles	Part 1 Certainly ghostly encounters and visions would not only have been restricted to WWI and WW2 but would have been experienced through out the history of military campaigns. During the times of war and particularly during the two great wars there were also many reported cases of crisis type apparitions. Loved ones fighting away from home on the battlefields of foreign lands would appear before their family members back at home. Very often the telegram confirming that they had been killed in action would follow shortly after. The cases that follow are just some of the typical cases of the many stories related by men who faced death on an appalling scale during world war one and world war two The Phantom Sentry The incident happened on a particularly dark night when an ambulance was taking a badly wounded solider to hospital. As the driver raced to the hospital suddenly he saw on the road ahead that this path was blocked by a ghost like figure of a British sentry. The driver had to brake hard to avoid hitting the figure. When he got out from the ambulance he found that the sentry had vanished into thin air. What the driver saw next was even more startling because there just in front of him on the road was a deep shell crater that would have mostly likely have caused serious injury if not death had they driven on and not braked to avoid the hitting the sentry. The ghostly figure of the sentry had warned them of the danger and possibly saved their lives. The Angels of Mons The first major engagement of British forces of the 1914 war occurred at the battle of Mons in France. German forces had advanced on the heavily out numbered British Forces. With only the one hope left to them that only God could save them now it is reported that a strange luminous cloud appeared and angelic warriors drove the advancing forces back. The description of these angelic warriors that miraculously intervened to help at a decisive moment of the battle greatly varies with some reports suggesting it was the ghosts of medieval longbow men from Agincourt and led by Saint George himself to Angels led by Jesus and protecting the forces from the bullets of the other side while healing and caring for the dying and wounded on the battle field. The evidence for this ghostly encounter on the battle fields of Mons suggests that it was most likely fuelled by a fictitious patriotic story that was carried in the London Evening news at the time and subsequently developed in to an urban myth Part 2... More Battlefield Ghosts

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Certainly ghostly encounters and visions would not only have been restricted to WWI and WW2 but would have been experienced through out the history of military campaigns. During the times of war and particularly during the two great wars there were also many reported cases of crisis type apparitions. Loved ones fighting away from home on the battlefields of foreign lands would appear before their family members back at home. Very often the telegram confirming that they had been killed in action would follow shortly after. The cases that follow are just some of the typical cases of the many stories related by men who faced death on an appalling scale during world war one and world war two

The Phantom Sentry

The incident happened on a particularly dark night when an ambulance was taking a badly wounded solider to hospital. As the driver raced to the hospital suddenly he saw on the road ahead that this path was blocked by a ghost like figure of a British sentry. The driver had to brake hard to avoid hitting the figure. When he got out from the ambulance he found that the sentry had vanished into thin air. What the driver saw next was even more startling because there just in front of him on the road was a deep shell crater that would have mostly likely have caused serious injury if not death had they driven on and not braked to avoid the hitting the sentry. The ghostly figure of the sentry had warned them of the danger and possibly saved their lives.

The Angels of Mons

Angels of Mons The first major engagement of British forces of the 1914 war occurred at the battle of Mons in France. German forces had advanced on the heavily out numbered British Forces. With only the one hope left to them that only God could save them now it is reported that a strange luminous cloud appeared and angelic warriors drove the advancing forces back. The description of these angelic warriors that miraculously intervened to help at a decisive moment of the battle greatly varies with some reports suggesting it was the ghosts of medieval longbow men from Agincourt and led by Saint George himself to Angels led by Jesus and protecting the forces from the bullets of the other side while healing and caring for the dying and wounded on the battle field. The evidence for this ghostly encounter on the battle fields of Mons suggests that it was most likely fuelled by a fictitious patriotic story that was carried in the London Evening news at the time and subsequently developed in to an urban myth

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