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12th July 2011, 01:34

dp_burke

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Re: From a C-47 crash site. Someone can help us?

well the ABMC were not the people to contact, got very impersonal messages back, basically the previous burials of men were undertaken by the Army Quartermaster Corps, they arranged the burials and repatriations to the US, the records of these early burials now reside in the US national Archives.
I believe that there are some folks I know with old burial registers, will check with them.

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