Re: The nature of war.

>Subject: Re: The nature of war.
>From: "Keith Willshaw" [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
>Date: 12/3/03 10:49 AM Pacific Standard Time
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>"ArtKramr" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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>> GRAVES OF 344TH BOMB GROUP  MEMBERS BURIED AT  CAMBRIDGE AMERICAN CEMETERY
>> COTON ENGLAND
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>> 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
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>> Worrell, Thomas          2 lt        494       09 March 1944      0-692598
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>> Burgess Julian              1 lt.       497       02 July 1944
>0-684267
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>>  Border, Alfred             S/sgt     494       08 March 1944   17067585
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>> Mayfield, Cleve           S/sgt     495       15 June 1944       14141349
>> Veale, Sidney              T/sgt     495        25 Aug 1944       10600657
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>> Williams, Edward        1 lt.       496       30 Aug 1944         0-579664
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>> Whister, Leman Jr.      1 lt       495        25 Aug 1944        0-693085
>> O Connell, Richard      2 lt       495       25 Aug 1945        0-750092
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>> McNanny, George      S/sgt      494     08 March 1944    06991524
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>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
Visit my WW II B-26 website at:
http://www.coastcomp.com/artkramer