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Remembrance Sunday

Sean Fletcher visits Britannia Royal Naval College in Dartmouth, Devon, to meet service personnel past and present, and to remember those who made the ultimate sacrifice.\n\nSean finds out about college life from Captain Andy Bray, who oversees the hundreds of cadets who train to become Royal Navy officers at the college. He then visits the college chapel, where he discovers a story of remembrance, which still resonates with recruits today, about a former student who lost his life in the First World War, aged just 15.\n\nDown on the banks of the River Dart, Sean meets Jack Machell, a trainee whose faith inspired his decision to pursue a life of service in the Royal Navy.\n\nAnd Falklands War veteran the Rev Brian Williams explains the lasting importance of remembrance. He recalls his traumatic experience on HMS Sheffield and how his faith helped sustain him during the conflict and has done so ever since.\n\nWith hymns and music fitting for this day of reflection.\n\nEternal Father, Strong to Save – St Michael's Church, Southampton\nAbide by Me – Sarah Class\nLead Us Heavenly Father, Lead Us – St Michael's Church, Southampton\nAll My Hope on God Is Founded – Crathie Kirk, Ballater\nThy Hand, O God, Has Guided – Crathie Kirk, Ballater\nFor the Healing of the Nations – St Martin-in-the-Fields

Source: BBC 1