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-08407
Burial Location: Ardennes
Plot: A
Row: 9
Grave: 6

Recovery:
Location: 2.666 Lon. 55.2 Lat.
District:
Londerby Klint, Denmark

At Sea Loss: Yes
Source: X-File pg 57/113

Description:
Approx Date(s) Death: -
Remains: few, recov with parachute. Height based on length of recovered R/ulna.
Dental Chart Available: No
Estimated Height: 5'11
Branch of Service: Air Force

Location Mgrs: Sheet 2 Odense X-53/X-63 GSGS 4479
Unknown
AGRS Unit: 7887 Gr Reg Det
recov by fisherman trawling on Feb 1950; 3 nm W Londerby Klint, Kattegat. Included a wire from electrically heated flying suit and a parachute. Possibly S/Sgt Henry J. Gordon, Jr., 31307165 or Sgt. James O Snyder, 15099550 31307156, 15099550

Temporary:
Burial: Neuville
Row/Plot Grave: KK-5-125

Units in Area:

Recovery Location:

The recovery location is at the center of this map.

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