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-- Welkom op het gastenboek van Fallen But Not Forgotten. Dit is uw gelegenheid om uw opmerkingen achter te laten voor ons en onze andere gasten. U kunt het invulformulier vinden op het einde van deze pagina.
1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | 11 | 12 Fam. van Mosseveld
schreef op 06-08-2008 20:24 het volgende:
Wie kan ons helpen !!
Wij hebben het graf geadopteerd van PVT JOHN SMELLA in MARGRATEN Vak A Rij7 Graf 26 Registratienr 42077168 Eenheid 48 INF BN 7Armd Geboren 30 Nov 1919 inde Staat NEW YORK Hij is zwaar gewond geraakt op 6Dec 1944 in een spervuur gevecht in Linnich Duitsland en gestorven op 9Dec 1944 Zijn vrouw heet Olga T Smella.Zijn zoon heet JOHN M Smella Het laatste addres van 28 Jan. 1949 van Mw Smella is 33 Cortright Street Landsfordt Pennsylvania Graag zouden wij een foto van onze soldaat willen hebben zodat wij weten bij wie en bloemetje leggen en hem herdenken En misschien kunnen wij ok nog in contact komen met zijn familie en dan weten zij dat er nog iemand is die voor hun geliefde voor zijn graf zorg John Armstrong
schreef op 03-08-2008 01:51 het volgende:
ARMY SERIAL NUMBER 17128512
NAME: LACOUR, JOHN M RESIDENCE: STATE : KANSAS RESIDENCE: COUNTY: SEDGWICK PLACE OF ENLISTMENT: FT LEAVENWORTH KANSAS DATE OF ENLISTMENT: 04-11-1942 GRADE: ALPHA DESIGNATION: PVT# Private NATIVITY: LOUISIANA YEAR OF BIRTH 1922 MARITAL STATUS : Single, without dependents Buried Plot G, Row 4 Grave 1 Thanks to my friend John WGC Smeets for looking after John La Cour's final resting place. Nicole Sproncken
schreef op 01-08-2008 17:33 het volgende:
Graag zou ik in contact komen met de adoptanten van de volgende graven:
PFC Constantinas Navikas ASN: 31454452 333rd Infantry Regiment, 84th Infantry Division Entered the service from: Massachusetts Died: 5-Jan-1945 Buried at: Plot H Row 7 Grave 68 Henri-Chapelle American Cemetery, Belgium Sgt. William E. Rolland Jr. ASN: 31259510 Entered the service from: Massachusetts Died: 26-Mar-1945 Buried at: Plot N Row 14 Grave 17 Netherlands American Cemetery PFC Leno L. Berton ASN: 31433747 Entered the service from: Massachusetts Died: 13-Apr-1945 Buried at: Plot A Row 12 Grave 23 Netherlands American Cemetery Ik heb van ieder bovengenoemde soldaat één foto en wil deze graag delen met de adoptant(en). Een bijzonder woord van dank aan mijn vriendin Andrea Hunting, die deze foto's voor ons heeft gevonden.....Thanks Andrea !!! Jan Nieuwenhuis
schreef op 30-07-2008 09:22 het volgende:
Great site!
For those interested... A free software programme to search for detailed information about WW-II Allied Aircraft Crashes in Holland can be downloaded via http://ww2.texlaweb.nl/ Jan P.S. Users of the programme are invited to check the database for errors and/or to send updates/information. Marilyn Jensen
schreef op 30-07-2008 02:33 het volgende:
Donald B. Rice, K-134-35 is buried in the Netherlands American Military Cemetery in Margraten, Netherlands, Plot K, Row 4, Grave 17.
His grave has been adopted by the Familie H. Kleijnen. The Kleijnen family adopted the grave on September 24, 2005. Before that his grave had been adopted by P Janssen from Geleen. Does anyone know how I might be in contact with the Kleijnen Family. Thank you very much. Chuck Martin
schreef op 28-07-2008 21:24 het volgende:
This is a wonderful website as you can tell it is done with a lot of Love and Respect. I want to thank Pierre Ackermans for making aware of this site and for his hospitality when I visited Margraten this year. Both Bert Caris and Marcel Kleijkers have done a marvelous job making this website a true memorial to those who made the supreme sacrifice so that we may live free today. We, the loved ones of those buried in Margraten, are truly blessed to have such great friends watching over them.
Thank you for all that you have done. ROBERT SMITH
schreef op 26-07-2008 18:39 het volgende:
I would like to thank everyone who has had a hand in setting up and operating this website.
A special "thank you" to Bert Caris and Marcel Kleijkers the webmasters and to Pierre Ackermans who put me in touch with it! Please keep up the good work. Best wishes! Fietje Quaedvlieg
schreef op 26-07-2008 11:48 het volgende:
tbv Rob Huskens
Saul Suskind als zodanig staat niet ingeschreven in BS van New York. Hij kwam uit New York county en dat is beter bekend als Manhattan. Vond wel een halfbroer genaamd Daniel Berger en die woonde in Bronx NY Er staat ook een krantenbericht over Saul in de New York Times. (betaalde informatie) 572 OF OUR FLIERS IN ENGLAND CITED; 42, Including Major Algene E ... $3.95 - New York Times - Mar 30, 1943 First Lieutenant Robert P. Briggs, Rochester, N. Y.; Technical Sergeant Saul Suskind, 600 Tempson Place, New York; First Lieutenant Raymond C. Lnnenfeld, ... Mogelijk staan in deze krant rond die tijd nog meer berichten, vraag ze op. Saul Suskind vloog boven Lemmer op 27 Jan 1943 toen het toestel verongelukte. rob Huskens
schreef op 21-07-2008 16:16 het volgende:
Hello,i adopted the grave of T-Sgt Saul Suskind Number 06979809.He was a member of the 68 bomb sq 44 bombgroup heavy and was killed in action on january 27,1943.
I would like to get in touch with relatives,or persons who could give me more information about this hero! Thanks Rob John Broderson
schreef op 13-07-2008 23:47 het volgende:
Thank you for all of your hard work, dedication and gratitude. My uncle is buried here, Kenneth E Broderson, and his grave has been adopted. I am in communication with the family whom adopted the grave, and thank you all for your rememberence. It is my hope and my dream to visit for Memorial Day, 2009, if I can. Thank you again.
Fietje Quaedvlieg
schreef op 08-07-2008 15:34 het volgende:
Nelly Polley kijk in uw emailbox.
Nelly Polley
schreef op 06-07-2008 19:00 het volgende:
I recently adopted 1 grave & 1 soldier on the Wall of Missing: PVT Anthony S SLEDZIK nr 31102137 504 pir 82 airborn
died 25 aug 45 state: Connecticut CPL Glenn E. BYERS nr 06968619 502 pir 101 airborn died 31 mar 45 state; Missouri Has anyone some information about these soldiers ? Please let me know, much appreciated Place / Plaats: Brasschaat, Belgium
E-mail: swa.van.loo@skynet.be Website: http://fallennotforgotten.nl Fietje Quaedvlieg
schreef op 02-07-2008 12:20 het volgende:
Voor Stan Derkx.
ID: 32432466 Branch of Service: U.S. Army Hometown: Essex County, NJ Status: KIA Name: Helge E Wessman, protestant Birth Year: 1911 Race: White, not yet a citizen geen Amerikaans staasburger Nativity State or Country: Sweden State: New Jersey County or City: Essex Enlistment Date: 19 Aug 1942 Enlistment State: New York Enlistment City: Fort Jay Governors Island Branch Code: Branch Immaterial - Warrant Officers, USA Grade: Private Grade Code: Private Term of Enlistment: Enlistment for the duration of the War or other emergency, plus six months, subject to the discretion of the President or otherwise according to law Component: Selectees (Enlisted Men) Source: Civil Life Education: 2 years of high school Civil Occupation: Medical Equipment Maintenance Technician Marital Status: Single, without dependents Height: 72 Weight: 151 ------------------------------------ ---------------------------------------- ------------ Name: Helge E Wessman Birth Year: abt 1911 Gender: Man Place of Origin: Hall Stockholm Län, Sverige Destination: New York Record Date: 29 sep 1928 aangekomen in USA Port of Departure: Göteborg Database Name: EmiHamn Occupation/Title: F Mästerby Archive Call Number: 124:527:53231 Principal Person: Wessman Helge E Hij is bij familie gaan wonen nl: Victor en Hilde Nelson in Harrison, Westchester, New York Stan Derkx
schreef op 01-07-2008 23:47 het volgende:
Hello All, We ( my son Ticho and I ) adopt the grave of S. Sgt. Wessman Helge E, s.nr: 32432466, M.A.C.R.nr: 9342, K.I.A. over Kassel Germany 7-10-1944 . We are searching for family/relatives-info . Land of birth: Sweden 1911 , living in Essex New Jersey. Does anybody has more information or knows how to get it, please mail back: stan.kim@hetnet.nl
our regards, Stan and Ticho Derkx Reginald Ezell Hunter
schreef op 28-06-2008 19:35 het volgende:
My uncle (my mothers brother) Ezell M. Robertson was killed on April 18, 1945. He was a member of the 36th Armored Infantry Regiment, 3rd Armored Division. He is buried at the Netherlands American Cemetery in Margrate, Neatherlands, Plot J, Row 19 Grave 6.
In 2005 I researched and found he was buried here. I found your website today and am so greatful to know he is in such a wonderful place. My mother never knew where or if he was buried only that he died in April of 1945. She is much relieved to know that he is resting and is being take care of. Thank you to the wonderful people of Margraten and the Neatherlands. If he has been adopted by anyone and they would like to know more about him please let me know. I plan to visit Memorial Day, May 24, 2009. Reginald Ezell Hunter Arwin Logtenberg
schreef op 25-06-2008 01:44 het volgende:
Wie kan mij helpen om meer informatie te vinden van Claude T Moore
Rang: PFC Registratienummer: 39213270 Eenheid 116 Inf 29 Div Alvast bedankt. cm.v.Achterberg
schreef op 15-06-2008 16:53 het volgende:
het doet me goed dat er zoveel mensen zijn die de graven van deze helden adopteren ja ook ik ben er stil van.
Frits Kruishaar
schreef op 14-06-2008 21:19 het volgende:
Op 27-09-2007 schreef ik het volgende volgende:
Vandaag het certificaat van adoptie van "mijn" soldaat ontvangen. Het gaat om:John Frankovitz, Rang TEC4,Registatratienummer 33411054.Eenheid 311 ENGR CMBT BN 86DIV. Hij ligt begraven in vak H,Rij 2, Graf 7. Het is niet mijn primaire doel om de familie te vinden maar misschien is het voor de familie belangrijk om te weten dat voor het graf van hun John wordt gezorgd. Na een zoektocht van meer dan 8 maanden is de familie gevonden,de 82 jarige broer stuurde meteen een foto van zijn gesneuvelde broer. Een bijzonder woord van dank aan Mvr.Nicole Sproncken en Mrs.Andrea Hunting,zonder hun hulp en inzet had ik de familie waarschijnlijk niet gevonden..Hulde !! Groeten, Frits Kruishaar. Bjorn Nuchelmans
schreef op 14-06-2008 18:05 het volgende:
I adopted the grave of S SGT Harold J Render (32168295) from New Yersey who served in 3 Armd Div. 36th Infantry and died on April 18th 1945.
So far I have not been successful in finding information. Does anybody have any information? Thanks Fietje Quaedvlieg
schreef op 29-05-2008 07:54 het volgende:
voor Jarno Derix
Leonard Ring startte met een ander legernummer nl 32535770 Hij werd geboren in 1911 in Assembly District 12 Brooklyn Kings county NY Hij staat als enig kind genoteerd en zou getrouwd zijn geweest. Ging op 20 Oktober 1942 de dienst in. vader: Sigmond A Ring geboren in NY uit Oosternrijkse ouders en van beroep loodgieter moeder Jennie Ring. Sadie Schertz is een tante van Leonard. Jarno
schreef op 28-05-2008 23:14 het volgende:
Last year, I adopted the grave of 2 soldiers who died for our freedom. The soldiers are:
Auger, Morris C. PVT ID 07032614 Served in the 354th INF, 89th DIV Born in Michigan Died on april 12th 1945 From private Auger, I already have a lot of information, because I have contact with his brother. But more information is always welcome, about his division, his unit, anything. Ring, Leonard S. 1 LT ID O1321333 Served in the 407th INF 102nd DIV Born in New York Died on february 08th 1945 About 1 LT Ring I have completely no information, only that he was from jewish origine. I hope someone can give me about him more information.. About his life in New York, but also about his division, his unit. I hope for positive results. Jarno Derix Fietje Quaedvlieg
schreef op 28-05-2008 15:05 het volgende:
Piet van Engelen, kijk in uw emailsbox.
Jasper
schreef op 28-05-2008 11:53 het volgende:
Dear All,
Go to http://www.adoptiegraven.nl/ if you want any information about your soldiers. On that site is a forum, and their are a lot of people who are very good at searching for informating. Please subscribe youself on that forum, and you will see that you will get information in a couple of days. Kind regard, Jasper van Haren Piet van Engelen
schreef op 28-05-2008 11:42 het volgende:
I adopted the grave of Pvt Russell A Shover (36908837) from Illinois who served in 78th Div 311th Inf Rgt and was killed on Ednesday March 28th 1945.
So far I have not been successful in finding information, but I am searching the USA archives. Does anybody have any information? Thanks Thomas Rose
schreef op 26-05-2008 23:13 het volgende:
Thank you for the magnificent website. I have a relative, Charley T. Rose (Plot H, Row 15, Grave 16) from Missouri and would be glad to pass on a copy of a photo of Charley and what information I know. These were great men - all are greatly missed.
Regards, Thomas Rose Missouri Charles Lundy
schreef op 26-05-2008 22:49 het volgende:
I found your site today and now I know why my great-grandparents used to get postcards from the Netherlands! I assume they were sponsors of my father's grave. Their names were
Josephine and Tom Fyten around 1948. I am now looking for information on the present sponsor (if any) for: William V. Lundy, Jr. Private, U.S. Army Service # 14023494 41st Infantry Battalion, 2nd Armored Division Entered the Service from: Mississippi Died: 23-Nov-44 Buried at: Plot C Row 19 Grave 3 Netherlands American Cemetery Margraten, Netherlands I am so happy to finally understand what the people of the Netherlands are doing for our American heroes. Aloha from Hawaii Charles Lundy Daniël Beckers.
schreef op 26-05-2008 09:59 het volgende:
We have recently adopted a grave of a soldier buried at the Netherlands American cemetery and memorial in Magraten.
We have recieved a certificate of adoptoin by the name of James W. Barber. He came from Georgia. He was with the 329 INF 83 DIV and was killed in action on April 15, 1945. His rank was TEC 5. I have been doing some searching but still wind up empty. Any information on this HERO would be so gratefull. I hope that somebody can help us... Yours sincerely, Kelvin Youngs
schreef op 22-05-2008 20:09 het volgende:
Very pleased that you folks in Holland are undertaking this tremendous cause. We are also working on several projects on behalf of relatives and hope to publish more of this information as and when it becomes available.
Well done on a superb website and good luck in the future. Kind regards Kelvin http://www.aircrewremembrancesociety.com/ Place / Plaats: England
E-mail: kelvinyoungs@mac.com Website: http://www.aircrewremembrancesociety.com/ Fietje Quaedvlieg
schreef op 17-05-2008 19:19 het volgende:
voor Joost Ritzen
Ik heb je een email gestuurd met alle informatie maar hotmail.com blokkeert mijn email. Gebeurt heel veel de laatste tijd. Heb je nog een ander emailadres? Joost Ritzen
schreef op 15-05-2008 15:59 het volgende:
In 2005 I adopted the grave of CPL Roland E. Hale, 117 INF 30 DIV, who died at february 26 1945.
I' ve always wanted to know who he was, what he was like. Did he have any family left? Was he married, did he have children or maybe even grandchildren? But overall....how did he look? Those are questions that I wanted to know for myself. I want to know more about the man who saved us more than 60 years ago. So if you have any information about Roland or his relatives, please, let me know! Joost Habets
schreef op 15-05-2008 10:12 het volgende:
My son had adopted the grave of Emilio Cardiel in 2005. After a research and placing an announcement one evening an e-mail was recieved from C. Cardiel from Servierville (TN).
We mailed and after a while it meant that she was the granddaughter of Emilio. So we got into contact with her father Allan, also living in Servierville (TN). It was for us and for the US relatives a fine and emtional moment that on the 90th birthday of Emilio, in august 2006 we could lay a fine bunch of red flowers and a special card sent to us, on his grave. Note that Allan was born in the year that his father died. Note also that Allan lived in Maastricht in the seventies. Note that we have picture of Emilio and a fine contact with the Cardiel family. - indeed fallen but not forgotten -. Habets
schreef op 15-05-2008 09:54 het volgende:
I have adopted two graves in 2005.
The first grave is of SSGT Maurice D. Pershing. nr. 37274877. he belonged to the 367th Bomber Squadron; 306th. Bombergroup. Heavy. He entered the army from South Dacota. He died 22 februari 1944. I know almost for sure that he died at Bernberg. That day there was a mission to a german aircraft plant in very bad weather conditions. I hope for more information about his family, crew members. etc. The second grave is from Vito Marco. pvt nr. 32677127. He died 26 december 1944. He entered the service from New York. The only thing I know is that he was - seperated without relatives -. I hope for more information about his family and from his unit. etc. Math.Bruls
schreef op 14-05-2008 00:26 het volgende:
I've recently adopted at Margraten in Limburg (Netherlands) the grave of: Dale J.Peterson, 119th.Inf.Reg.30th. Inf. Division OLD HICKORY. He is born in Jerome IDAHO and died in Germany on april 6th.1945 in the neighbourhood of Hameln. He is owner of the Distinguished Service Cross and Purple Heart.
It would be very nice to get in contact with relatives of Dale Peterson so I can let them know that somebody is taking care of the grave of Dale. And i'm also really interested to learn about what happened to Dale Peterson. Please contact me at my email. g.p.Keulers
schreef op 12-05-2008 14:53 het volgende:
Ik ben op zoek naar thuisgegevens van
Slight Samuel E PFC registratienummer:37652032 eenheid 814 TD BN HEEFT U INFORMATIE OVER DEZE ENHEID gesneuvels 29 november 1944 Staat Iowa Freya
schreef op 10-05-2008 14:53 het volgende:
I adopted the graves of:
Branom Buford E 1 LT 423 BOMB SQ 306 BOMB GP/H/ 22 feb 44 Mississippi Thurman Afton J PFC 115 INF 29 DIV 24 feb 45 Missouri If you have some information about these soldiers, please send it to me. Henk Marinus
schreef op 04-05-2008 17:48 het volgende:
I adopted the grave of: Norton James A JR.
He was a 2 LT of the 452 BOMB SQ 322 BOMB GP/M/ He was killed at 17th of May 1943 I should like to know more of this soldier who was one of my liberators. Is there anybody who can help me? Jo Wijnants
schreef op 26-04-2008 13:21 het volgende:
We have recently adopted a grave of a soldier buried at the Netherlands American cemetery and memorial in Magraten.
We have recieved a certificate of adoptoin of Torrance P White. He came from Polke County in North Carolina. He was with the 634 tank destroyer battalions and was killed in action i believe on march 30, 1945. His rank was tec 4, dogtag number 34211115, unit 634 TD BN. I have been doing some browsing on the internet, but there is still some infotmation that i would like to have, but cannot find. I would like to now exactly where he was killed. I know that they were fighting south of Paderborn on March 27. What is TEC 4. I now have a name, but i would like to have a face with a name. Is there a possibility of finding one or more photo's after all these years. I look forward to hearing from you. Yours sincerely, Jo Wijnants Koempel 33 6372 NE Landgraaf e-mail: jowijnants@wanadoo.nl Tel: 045-5319621 of 0613620814 Dennis Gulikers
schreef op 26-04-2008 10:09 het volgende:
With the deepest respect for those men who gave their lives for our freedom i Dennis Gulikers am proud to the adoptor of the following soldiers grave :
Name:Huckelbery Lestle J Rang:PVT Registration number: 37645701 Unit:33 REGT 3 ARMD DIV Died:13 APRIL 1945 State:Missouri I'm looking for relatives of this hero to get to know something more about who he was and who he let behind. I hope to hear annything from someone! Lots of respect Dennis Alvin Hardimon MSgt (R)
schreef op 26-04-2008 01:24 het volgende:
Hello. I'm very proud to read the the tradition of having a ceremony to honor these fallen heros still exist. I worked at USLO, AFCENT in 1995 through 1998 and I took great pride in assisting with this ceremony. Keep up the great work!
familie Dormans/Jacobs
schreef op 25-04-2008 17:55 het volgende:
Hello,
We are looking for the relatives of Fred Weingart Reg nr 31472184 from the state Connecticut. it would be nice to find some more information about him and maybe a picture. We hope a relative might see this. Ralph Peeters
schreef op 15-04-2008 16:58 het volgende:
my name is ralph and I am searching for the family of:
PFC Randolph R. Greco ID: 32844753 Branch of Service: U.S. Army Hometown: Ontario County, NY Status: KIA 680TH FIELD ARTILLERY BATTALION, 17TH AIRBORNE DIVISION. DIED SATURDAY, MARCH 24, 1945 AND WAS BURIED AT NETHERLANDS AMERICAN CEMETERY, MARGRATEN, NETHERLANDS. AWARDED THE PURPLE HEART. I know that he comes from Geneva, Ontario count,NY here you can see : erected by Gold Star Mothers in Pulteney Park at Geneva NY [url]http://ontario.nygenweb.net/vet eransmemorialgeneva.htm][/url] I am searchign for family since 2001 and found not much the records of him where destroyed in a fire at nara. i know fromn records that i did found that he was married, and was he was born in 1918. please help me if you have information Thijs Van der List
schreef op 06-04-2008 21:22 het volgende:
Mijn adoptiegraf , Fred Grainger was medic in B company 504th PIR 82e airborne division. Hij is overleden op 17 september door een kogel van een sluipschutter. Hij ging Jerry Murphy helpen die gewond op straat lag in Heumen , ook al had hij een helm met een groot rood kruis er op , schoot de sluipschutter toch. De kogel ging dwars door zijn hoofd heen , niks of niemand kon hem nog helpen. Ook voor Jerry Murphy was het te laat , hij overleed enkele minuten na Fred Grainger.
Mijn vraag is nu , wie is de adoptant van Jerry Murphy ? Ik zou graag in contact komen met de adoptant om informatie uit te wisselen. Fred en Jerry waren goede vrienden en dit kan mij helpen in mijn onderzoek. Alvast Bedankt , Thijs Van der List Buck Spiecker
schreef op 04-04-2008 11:23 het volgende:
My name is Buck Spiecker. I am a Dutch citizen but have lived in New York City for many years. I have served in the US Army (drafted) and last month I went to see an old army buddy in Endicott, Upstate New York, close to the city of Binghamton. There I happen to read in the local sunday paper an article about a dutchman who lives in Helmond and who had adopted a grave in the military cemetary Margraten in Holland. The fallen soldier came from that part of NY State which explains the article in the Binghamton newspaper. I decided to contact this dutchman and helped him with some research via the internet. .
I am currently in Holland to visit a sick brother and decided to visit an old lady friend in Maastricht and planned to meet with this dutchman at Margraten where I myself had not been to in many years. Through this message I hope to help him with his search for information about S/SGT John R. Thomas, Company C, 513th Parachute Infantry, 17th Airborne Division. Anyone out ther with info, please contact me at buckspiecker@aol.com Perhaps old buddies of Sgt. Thomas who knew him or know how and where he was killed on March 24, 1945. Any info in dutch or english will be appreciated. Thanks much! Fietje Quaedvlieg
schreef op 03-04-2008 21:39 het volgende:
Voor John Smeets: kijk in uw emailbox
John Smeets
schreef op 03-04-2008 08:05 het volgende:
Anyone with more info on these man, please contact me:
William F. Davis Private, U.S. Army Service # 20362222 501st Parachute Infantry Regt, 101st Airborne Division Entered the Service from: Virginia Died: 14-Oct-44 Buried at: Plot G Row 4 Grave 5 Netherlands American Cemetery Margraten, Netherlands Awards: Purple Heart John M. La Cour Private, U.S. Army Service # 17128512 506th Parachute Infantry Regt, 101st Airborne Division Entered the Service from: Kansas Died: 5-Oct-44 Buried at: Plot G Row 4 Grave 1 Netherlands American Cemetery Margraten, Netherlands Awards: Purple Heart Carl F. Roehrich Sergeant, U.S. Army Service # 31332573 513th Parachute Infantry Regt, 17th Airborne Division Entered the Service from: Connecticut Died: 24-Mar-45 Buried at: Plot B Row 13 Grave 30 Netherlands American Cemetery Margraten, Netherlands Awards: Purple Heart Everett D. Dye Sergeant, U.S. Army Service # 39153821 502nd Parachute Infantry Regt, 101st Airborne Division Entered the Service from: California Died: 18-Sep-44 Buried at: Plot A Row 4 Grave 4 Netherlands American Cemetery Margraten, Netherlands Awards: Bronze Star, Purple Heart with Oak Leaf Cluster Roy O. Porter Private First Class, U.S. Army Service # 37631425 513th Parachute Infantry Regt, 17th Airborne Division Entered the Service from: Missouri Died: 24-Mar-45 Buried at: Plot N Row 22 Grave 17 Netherlands American Cemetery Margraten, Netherlands Awards: Purple Heart Thanks, John WGC Smeets Dennis de Munck
schreef op 26-03-2008 18:13 het volgende:
Ik heb 3 soldaten van de 29th Division 116 Infantry geadopteerd. 1 op Margraten en 2 op Henri-Chapelle.
Ik wil graag in contact komen met mede adoptanten die ook soldaten van de 116 INF hebben geadopteerd en graag delen in de informatie en kennis die ze hebben. Je kan me mailen op onderstaande mailadres. Frank
schreef op 22-03-2008 16:49 het volgende:
I am working on a regimental history of the 504th Parachute Infantry Regiment and I would like to get in touch with former members, as well as their relatives or people who have adopted a grave of a 504th trooper.
I would specifically like to get in touch with the people who have adopted the following graves of: 1LT John W. Spooner (A/504) TEC4 Charles Cann (A/504) PVT John Burnett (A/504 Michigan) PVT Robert Washko (A/504 Pennsylvania) PVT James Emery (A/504 Illinois) Place / Plaats: Arnhem
E-mail: tuckerstroopers@live.nl Website: http://www.freewebs.com/tuckerstroopers Nicole Sproncken
schreef op 21-03-2008 15:06 het volgende:
Ik ben op zoek naar de adoptanten die een graf hebben geadopteerd van een soldaat uit het volgende onderdeel:
325th Glider Infantry Regiment, 82nd Airborne Division Op het kruis staat het als volgt vermeldt: 325 GLI INF, 82 ABN DIV Neem gerust contact met me op via onderstaand e-mailadres. Nicole Sproncken
schreef op 16-03-2008 23:23 het volgende:
Ik ben op zoek naar de adoptant van het graf van de volgende soldaat:
2 Lt. John C. Manahan Service # O-734952 364th Bomber Squadron, 305th Bomber Group, Heavy Gesneuveld op 14 Oktober 1943 Plot K, Rij 1, Graf 19 2 Lt. Manahan was navigator aan boord van de B-17 met de naam "Sizzle". Deze B-17 is neergestort nabij Amby (Maastricht). Pierre van Engelshoven
schreef op 16-03-2008 12:35 het volgende:
Graag zou ik in kontakt komen met de adoptant van het graf van Carl Henry Dasso -
Plot O Row 9 Grave 3. Ikzelf heb het graf geadopteerd van zijn broer Eugene Edward Dasso - Plot O Row 9 Grave 2. Aangezien ik via de jongste broer van beide gesneuvelden in bezit ben van , ik mag zeggen uitgebreide , informatie over beide soldaten wil ik deze informatie , indien gewenst , graag aan de adoptanten van het graf van Carl Henry Dasso doorgeven. 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | 11 | 12 |