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This project is returning this year

http://www.thefacesofmargraten.com/index.php/en-US/

If someone can provide more pictures of troopers, you are more than welcome to share the pictures

I was just contacted by another similar group, a few days ago. They needed a picture of someone from our site. Was happy to provide.

This project is returning this year

 

http://www.thefacesofmargraten.com/index.php/en-US/

 

If someone can provide more pictures of troopers, you are more than welcome to share the pictures

Such a great project, hope they get a photo for each and every soldier

Randy

Hello Everyone,

I saw this link posted on another forum. It is to some early records of a number of the American Military cemeteries in Europe. I found it most interesting and it even helped me solve the name on a cross in a photograph I had been working on.

http://www.7tharmddiv.org/docrep/images/US-Non-7AD/AGRS/Cemeteries/

Randy

I love these kind of stories. This one involves one of the "Margraten Boys", the article appeared in the Sunday 3-13-16 addition of the St. Louis Post Dispatch.

Randy

http://www.stltoday.com/news/local/columns/tony-messenger/messenger-a-st-louis-soldier-s-wwii-dog-tags-finally/article_e26b28c9-5f1f-576c-aa2c-4f854b3bfc54.html

Oh my goodness!

I was just contacted by another similar group, a few days ago. They needed a picture of someone from our site. Was happy to provide.

Hello Marion,

is there any chance that you have pictures of engineers who are buried at Margraten cemetery?

Regards,

Frank

I'm sure that I have many, but I would have to go through all of them and try to determine who was or might be buried overseas. It would be a huge job.

For instance when I received that email the other day, they asked me for a specific name, then all I had to do was find the image of the engineer.

Will try to help you a bit Marion

So far no luck Marion