Unknown location Unknown battlefield Unknown trench UNK NOWN Dear Unknown Soldier, I am writing to thank you for all of the incredibly hard work that you are going through. I am so proud of you, you are very brave to be doing all of this for your country. This letter is to show how –eternally- grateful I am for your work. The world is not the same as it was back 1914, however, I am an extremely proud, British 11 year old girl of 2014! You have made the world a much better place to live in. This is probably hard for you to read, as you are worried and scared for the future, but I am here to tell you now: everything is going to be ok. You are never fully dressed without a smile, so, pack up your troubles in your old kit bag and smile, smile, smile! That is what you need to keep in your mind 24/7, have positive attitude and you will definitely do us proud. Remember that we are all marching right behind you. On your way to victory, remember that if you ever feel sad, read this letter and keep your head up. No trench foot or flooded bunkers can bring you down, you will stand tall and proud and rise to a grand victory! Yours faithfully, Lydia Rose Eastwood. ( Stay safe)!