The names of the soldiers from Jersey who died during the Boer, First and Second World Wars are again on display on King Street.
The digital Roll of Honour has gone on show in the window of de Gruchy in the run-up to Armistice Day on Monday 11 November.
Jersey men and women who died in Nazi concentration camps during the German Occupation are also listed.
Simon Crowcroft, the Constable of St Helier, introduced the display at its unveiling this week:
Firearms and dangerous weapons amnesty during November
An island-wide firearm and dangerous weapons amnesty is being held in Jersey throughout November.
Call for strategy to encourage young islanders back after university
The government is being asked to develop a strategy for young islanders who want to return to Jersey after university.
205 freight trailers arrive following Storm Austen
Stock levels at Jersey's supermarkets should be getting back to normal after Storm Austen affected supplies arriving on-island late last week.
Stalking law set to come into force 'early next year'
Jersey's Home Affairs Minister says the island's new stalking law should come into force 'early next year'.
First Jersey oyster shipment arrives through Granville facility
Jersey oysters have been exported through a new inspection facility in Granville for the first time.
Storm Austen: Clean-up continues
Work continues to clean up the damage caused by Storm Austen.
Storm Austen: All you need to know
Winds reached Gale F8 to Severe Gale F9 overnight, with highs of 82 mph, and reached Storm F10 this morning, with gusts of 70 to 85mph.
Haut Du Mont: Jury fails to reach verdict on third gas worker
A jury has failed to reach a verdict on a third gas worker accused of unlawfully killing ten people following the explosion at Haut du Mont nearly four years ago.
