The following information pertains to an unknown serviceman whose remains have been located and interred at a American Battle Monuments Cemetery or National Cemetery.
File: X-08017
Burial Location: Netherlands
Plot: P
Row: 22
Grave: 16
Recovery:
Location: 7.1302 Lon. 50.542 Lat.
District:
Bad Neuenahr, Germany
At Sea Loss:
Source: X-File Page 15/16
Description:
Approx Date(s) Death: 01/01/1945 - 02/28/1945
Remains: Humerus 32.8; Ulna 25.1; Radius 23.1; dental restoration
Dental Chart Available: Yes
Estimated Height: 5'3"
Branch of Service: Ground
Location Mgrs: wF 5716
Jan 45 - Feb 45
AGRS Unit:
Associated with John L. Vitatoe, 6256108, DoD 24 Dec 1944; or PFC Joe E. Geyer, 38591498, DoD 23 Dec 1944. Both from the 424th Inf Regt., 106th Div 6256108,38591498
Temporary:
Burial: Liege
Row/Plot Grave: Liege 25; Margraten ZZ-08-200
Units in Area:
Recovery Location:
The recovery location is at the center of this map.
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