King George V lays wreath at Cenotaph on Armistice Day

The transcript reflects on the somber aspects of war, focusing on its losses and sacrifices rather than glory. It also highlights a moment of tribute where warriors receive recognition from their king, emphasizing honor and respect for their service.

What does the text suggest is more significant in war than glory and games?

What sacrifices are implied in the text regarding war?

In what way does the text reflect on the losses of war?

What does the phrase 'great silence' refer to in the context of the text?

How does the text describe the Hero Warriors' relationship with their king?