Dear Unknown Soldier, I am writing to you because, as a happy 10 year old citizen, I feel that I need to show respect and say thank you for what you have done for our country. Our world is a better place because of what you have done. Over the past 100 years, a lot has changed-and when I say a lot, I mean a lot. We have loads more things that I bet if I told you, you would have no idea what I was saying. For one, the world is now a better place and we don’t have to worry about a war and also, we are actually friends with Germany. Unless it comes to football. If only you could see this for yourself and see what you and all the men in the war have done for us and the whole world. You have made a huge difference to our country and have let us have fun, play games and let us walk outside and not worry about war. You have let us live because if you didn’t fight we would be from another country or maybe not even alive. It must be very hard; you must be very brave to put up with everything. We know you can do it. Keep going. You must be so cold and muddy, and I thought Mr Mynetts singing was bad (he’s my teacher by the way), but that’s on a whole other level. It must be so cruel and disgusting but I know you can do it. If you keep going, your memory will keep going. Don’t let the bombs or trench foot get to you, you can get through it. We will remember you for years to come. Hopefully, you survive and can live on. If only I could shake your hand and say thank you for everything but sadly, I can’t. Keep fighting, keep going and keep living. Thank you for everything, You’re sincerely, Joshua Hardman. Remember, Keep fighting, keep going and keep living. We will remember you.