World war
General Sir Nick Carter made the comments in an interview to mark Remembrance Sunday.
Two million people of colour like Walter Tull fought for Britain in two world wars, often against their will. Their sacrifice deserves to be remembered with dignity, writes author Lola Jaye
The Joint Casualty and Compassionate Centre returns the remains to relatives – and helps arrange burials, often many decades after their deaths.
'We may never know who any of them are.'
'Remembering those who served is ingrained in our nation.'