When the guns fell silent and enemies became friends for just one frozen day. #worldwar1 #history #christmastruce | The History Archives

Inspired by a rare document Imperial War Museum London's collections, this graphic record which captures the moment the guns fell silent on the 11th hour after the signing of the Armistice. The artillery activity it illustrates was recorded on the American front near the River Moselle, one minute before and one minute after the Armistice. #Armistice100 | National WWI Museum and Memorial

The British Army has released a video to mark Armistice Day on its 100th anniversary, titled ‘Today when the guns fall silent’. The video, filmed at Brookwood Military Cemetery near Pirbright, tells the story of a soldier whose family served in various conflicts over the last 100 years. For our full list of Remembrance Day events in Surrey, click here https://tinyurl.com/ycuwjws2 | Surrey Mirror

The Day the Guns Fell Silent: Armistice 1918

230K views · 2.1K reactions | WHEN THE GUNS FELL SILENT - This is an actual long-range sound graph sensing military activity on November 11th, 1918 (now located at the Imperial War Museum in London). The sounds it detected were recreated to match from the data, including the silence at the moment of the Armistice of World War I. ALL THE BEST TO THE MANY VETERANS OUT THERE, today and every day! | Brandon Butcher | Facebook