BBC Radio Norfolk

The challenges of maintaining faith in a war zone

The 20-year-old Private accused of cowardice

The myth behind the regiment that is thought to have gone missing

The sheriff who was jailed for conscientious objection

A makeshift hospital to treat injured war horses

Building battle airships

The man who is considered the founding father of the Labour Party

From Cannock Chase to Heydon – the story of an army hut

The farmland that once made aviation history

Born in Germany philanthropist, friends with Churchill and then outcaste a spy

School children were asked to collect conkers to create a vital war weapon

The airship base used for patrolling and training parachutists to descend from airships

A daring double rescue at sea where Greek and Swedish sailors were saved

A line of pillboxes are built in preparation for German invasion

Florrie Clarke takes over as town crier when her father goes to fight

Olive Edis was the only official female World War One photographer

The nurse who helped allied soldiers escape Belgium and later killed by the enemy

The women who kept the food production lines moving - even on the Sandringham Estate

Remembering former pupils who were killed at war

Zeppelin raids terrorised the coastline and claimed one of first fatalities on home soil