ALT A large, illuminated red circle is depicted at night with a silhouetted barbed wire fence in the foreground. Text at the top reads: "When you go home... The story behind the Kohima Epitaph" alongside a logo in the upper right corner.
ALT A red circular background features text from the Kohima Epitaph: "When you go home, tell them of us and say, for your tomorrow, we gave our today." Barbed wire silhouettes and accompanying text highlight its significance for November ceremonies.
ALT A historical text image featuring information about John Maxwell Edmonds, a Cambridge classicist turned wartime codebreaker. A sepia-toned portrait of Edmonds is displayed. The text discusses his work for the War Office’s codebreaking bureau, M.I.1(b), which later became part of the GCHQ.
ALT A large satellite dish glowing red is behind a barbed wire fence. Text at the bottom mentions remembrance services and "GCHQ.
