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-08525B
Burial Location: Normandy
Plot: C
Row: 14
Grave: 31
Recovery:
Location: 6.61667 Lon. Lat.
District:
Fuhrmanhoff, Germany
At Sea Loss:
Source:
Description:
Approx Date(s) Death: 03/25/1945 -
Remains: few shattered, most missing and burned, tooth chart partial
Dental Chart Available: No
Estimated Height: 5'10
Branch of Service: Air Force
Location Mgrs: 51 deg 39 N
AGRS Unit:
mass of (3) desig 8525 (A) (B) and CIL 4759,Crew of C-47 42-24038
Temporary:
Burial: Neuville
Row/Plot Grave: KK-11-258, Neuville
Units in Area:
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