I think this is a long shot but I will ask anyway! I believe my great uncle (Charles Frederick Burns) may have been buried with a group of 18 other men in a temporary roadside cemetery in Belgium in 1940, called Tieghem roadside cemetery on the concentration sheet, written when the bodies were exhumed in 1947 and reburied in a permanent cemetery, Heverlee. Concentration sheet can be viewed on CWGC website. He has no known grave and I was wondering if a photograph of the cemetery may have been taken, perhaps even by the CWGC before the bodies were exhumed? As perhaps a photo may show what was written on the grave stone of the unknown soldiers and might be the clue I need to help locate his grave. Like I say, a long shot. I have added in the tags the regiments of the other men buried in the same temporary roadside cemetery.