Commonwealth War Graves Commission records

Target entity: Commonwealth War Graves Commission records
Context triple: [Edward Corringham Mannock, commemoratedIn, Commonwealth War Graves Commission records]

• A. Commonwealth War Graves Commission memorial
  A Commonwealth War Graves Commission memorial is a monument established to commemorate military personnel from Commonwealth nations who died in the two World Wars and have no known grave.
• B. Imperial War Graves Commission
  The Imperial War Graves Commission was the British organization responsible for commemorating Commonwealth military personnel who died in the World Wars through the design, construction, and maintenance of their graves and memorials worldwide.
• C. Commonwealth War Graves sections
  The Commonwealth War Graves sections are dedicated areas within cemeteries where the graves of Commonwealth military personnel who died in the World Wars and other conflicts are commemorated and maintained to a uniform standard.
• D. Commonwealth war cemeteries
  Commonwealth war cemeteries are military burial grounds established and maintained by the Commonwealth War Graves Commission to honor service members of Commonwealth nations who died in the two World Wars and other conflicts.
• E. Office of Australian War Graves
  The Office of Australian War Graves is an Australian government agency responsible for commemorating and maintaining the graves and memorials of Australian war dead and veterans, both domestically and overseas.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Commonwealth War Graves Commission records
Target entity description: The Commonwealth War Graves Commission records are official archives documenting the graves and memorials of Commonwealth military personnel who died in the two World Wars.

• A. Commonwealth War Graves Commission memorial
  A Commonwealth War Graves Commission memorial is a monument established to commemorate military personnel from Commonwealth nations who died in the two World Wars and have no known grave.
• B. Imperial War Graves Commission
  The Imperial War Graves Commission was the British organization responsible for commemorating Commonwealth military personnel who died in the World Wars through the design, construction, and maintenance of their graves and memorials worldwide.
• C. Commonwealth War Graves sections
  The Commonwealth War Graves sections are dedicated areas within cemeteries where the graves of Commonwealth military personnel who died in the World Wars and other conflicts are commemorated and maintained to a uniform standard.
• D. Commonwealth war cemeteries
  Commonwealth war cemeteries are military burial grounds established and maintained by the Commonwealth War Graves Commission to honor service members of Commonwealth nations who died in the two World Wars and other conflicts.
• E. Office of Australian War Graves
  The Office of Australian War Graves is an Australian government agency responsible for commemorating and maintaining the graves and memorials of Australian war dead and veterans, both domestically and overseas.
• F. None of above. chosen