I think this memorial is a true "structure", the Brothers in Arms Memorial in Zonnebeke (Belgium)
An impressive private initiative to honour fallen Australian soldiers in WW1
1: At the entrance
2: A very long plinth
3: Mark Knopfler gave permission to use the lyrics of the Dire Straits song "Brothers in Arms" at the memorial
4: The statue
5: Statue detail
6: Johan Vandewalle, the initiator of the memorial and the person who found the buried body John Hunter in 2006, 89 years after it was buried there by his brother Jim Hunter during the battle of of the Polygone Woods
7: After being identified in 2007 John Hunter was re-buried in a proper grave on the Buttes New British Cemetery, close to where he died and was buried in 1917, and his name was removed from the Menin Gate (which only holds names of commonwealth soldiers who's body was never found/identified).
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More on John and Jim Butler can be found here