In case people are unaware - there is a War Graves Photographic Project where volunteers have photographed many war graves so you can search their database and then for a small fee (about £4) you can obtain a copy of the photo. I was able to see the grave of my grandmother's first husband who was killed on the Somme this way The website is twgpp.org.
The Commonwealth War Graves Commission also has a database where you can find out where someone was buried - cwgc.org
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