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December 3rd 03, 08:08 PM
ArtKramr
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Subject: The nature of war.
From: "Keith Willshaw"
Date: 12/3/03 10:49 AM Pacific Standard Time
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GRAVES OF 344TH BOMB GROUP MEMBERS BURIED AT CAMBRIDGE AMERICAN CEMETERY
COTON ENGLAND
NAME RANK UNIT DATE/DEATH SER. NO.
Strauss, John A. S/Sgt 494 04 June 1944 12083270
Eckert, John K. 1 lt. 494 08 March 1944
0-025692
Worrell, Thomas 2 lt 494 09 March 1944 0-692598
Burgess Julian 1 lt. 497 02 July 1944
0-684267
Border, Alfred S/sgt 494 08 March 1944 17067585
Mayfield, Cleve S/sgt 495 15 June 1944 14141349
Veale, Sidney T/sgt 495 25 Aug 1944 10600657
Williams, Edward 1 lt. 496 30 Aug 1944 0-579664
Whister, Leman Jr. 1 lt 495 25 Aug 1944 0-693085
O Connell, Richard 2 lt 495 25 Aug 1945 0-750092
McNanny, George S/sgt 494 08 March 1944 06991524
Its a beautiful but sad place, I pass it every day and pop in from time
to time. The curators do a fantastic job not just maintaining the
place but helping visitors find individual graves.
Keith
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Keith,
Thank you for that. Memories of absent friends stay with us forever.
Regards,
Arthur
Arthur Kramer
344th BG 494th BS
England, France, Belgium, Holland, Germany
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