At the military cemetery in Tidworth, British soldiers who died in battles of both world wars are laid to rest. During World War I, soldiers who died from wounds and illnesses in the military hospitals of Tidworth and Fargo were buried here. The cemetery contains 417 graves of servicemen from the armies of Australia and New Zealand. There are 106 burials dedicated to the period of World War II, most of which are located in sections 'F' and 'D'. In addition to three Soviet soldiers, around forty servicemen of the Polish armed forces are also buried here.
Among those buried in the cemetery are: A. Novokreshenov (1913, 27.02.1945), N. Khoryachik, who died on 16.04.1945, and S. Suleimanov, buried on 15.05.1945.
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