American Battle Monuments Commission
ABMC manages 24 overseas military cemeteries, and 25 memorials, monuments, and markers. The cemeteries and memorials honor those who
served in World War I, World War II, and the Korean War. Search for names from the honor rolls. Information presented includes service information, dates of birth and death, and notes which relate to the circumstances of death, status, and awards received. http://www.fold3.com/title_853/
James P Fahey
Full Name: James P Fahey
Death:
Buried: Buried at: Plot B Row 8 Grave 54<BR>Lorraine American Cemetery<BR>St. Avold, France
Death: 21-Nov-44
Death Date: 21 Nov 1944
Memorial Cemetery: Lorraine American Cemetery
Memorial Country: St. Avold, France
Memorial Location: Plot B Row 8 Grave 54
Residence: State: Illinois
World War II
Rank: Sergeant, U.S. Army
Service Number:36754811
Regiment:712th Railway Operating Battalion
Arthur R Ivester
Full Name: Arthur R Ivester
Death: Buried: Buried at: Plot C Row 3 Grave 19 Luxembourg American Cemetery Luxembourg City, Luxembourg
Death: 6-Aug-45
Death Date: 06 Aug 1945
Memorial Cemetery: Luxembourg American Cemetery
Memorial Country: Luxembourg City, Luxembourg
Memorial Location: Plot C Row 3 Grave 19
Residence: State: South Carolina
World War II
Rank: Private, U.S. Army
Service Number:34122943
Regiment:713th Railway Operating Battalion
Wayne B Agnew
Full Name: Wayne B Agnew
Death:
Buried: Buried at: Plot A Row 7 Grave 22<BR>Rhone American Cemetery<BR>Draguignan, France
Death: 5-Dec-44
Death Date: 05 Dec 1944
Memorial Cemetery: Rhone American Cemetery
Memorial Country: Draguignan, France
Memorial Location: Plot A Row 7 Grave 22
Residence: State: Iowa
World War II 1
Rank: Private First Class, U.S. Army
Service Number:37191857
Regiment:713th Railway Operating Battalion
712th and 713th Railway Operating Battalion Casualties Killed in Action- Buried abroad
711th Railway Operating Battalion Casualties Killed in Action Buried abroad
American Battle Monuments Commission
ABMC manages 24 overseas military cemeteries, and 25 memorials, monuments, and markers. The cemeteries and memorials honor those who served in World War I, World War II, and the Korean War. Search for names from the honor rolls. Information presented includes service information, dates of birth and death, and notes which relate to the circumstances of death, status, and awards received. http://www.fold3.com/title_853/
William L Evans
Full Name:William L Evans
Death:Buried: Buried at: Plot C Row 5 Grave 14<BR>North Africa American Cemetery<BR>Carthage, Tunisia
Death: 31-Oct-44
Death Date: 31 Oct 1944
Memorial Cemetery: North Africa American Cemetery
Memorial Country: Carthage, Tunisia
Memorial Location: Plot C Row 5 Grave 14
Residence:State: Nevada
World War II
Rank:Private First Class, U.S. Army
Service Number:39828669
Regiment:711th Railway Operating Battalion
Bernard R Dougherty
Full Name:Bernard R Dougherty
Death:
Buried: Buried at: Plot A Row 10 Grave 8<BR>North Africa American Cemetery<BR>Carthage, Tunisia
Death: 20-Jun-43
Death Date: 20 Jun 1943
Memorial Cemetery: North Africa American Cemetery
Memorial Country: Carthage, Tunisia
Memorial Location: Plot A Row 10 Grave 8
Residence:State: Ohio
World War II
Rank:Private, U.S. Army
Service Number:35456345
Regiment:711th Railway Operating Battalion 1
Harlan J Dooley
Full Name:Harlan J Dooley
Death:Buried: Buried at: Plot G Row 9 Grave 12<BR>North Africa American Cemetery<BR>Carthage, Tunisia 1
Death: 5-Apr-44
Death Date: 05 Apr 1944
Memorial Cemetery: North Africa American Cemetery
Memorial Country: Carthage, Tunisia
Memorial Location: Plot G Row 9 Grave 12
Residence:State: Idaho
World War II
Rank:Private, U.S. Army
Service Number:39182956
Regiment:711th Railway Operating Battalion
Alfred R Mitchell
Full Name:Alfred R Mitchell
Death:Buried: Buried at: Plot I Row 3 Grave 13 North Africa American Cemetery Carthage, Tunisia
Death: 31-Oct-44
Death Date: 31 Oct 1944
Memorial Cemetery: North Africa American Cemetery
Memorial Country: Carthage, Tunisia
Memorial Location: Plot I Row 3 Grave 13
Residence:
State: Alabama
World War II
Rank:Master Sergeant, U.S. Army
Service Number:34016728
Regiment:711th Railway Operating Battalion
Eric E Fall
Full Name:Eric E Fall
Death:Buried: Buried at: Plot H Row 16 Grave 14 North Africa American Cemetery Carthage, Tunisia
Death: 31-Oct-44
Death Date: 31 Oct 1944
Memorial Cemetery: North Africa American Cemetery
Memorial Country: Carthage, Tunisia
Memorial Location: Plot H Row 16 Grave 14
Residence:State: Nevada
World War II
Rank:Private, U.S. Army
Service Number:39828689
Regiment:711th Railway Operating Battalion
Virgil Camp Railroad units England ??
Virgil D Kamp born Illinois, enlisted out of Chicago, Illinois. His daughter Debbie writes ... my father was stationed in England. I have his DD214 and it shows the 3615 Q.M. TRK CO. He was employed before the war by CB& Q Railroad out of Chicago, Ill, living and working in the St Louis Area. He had brakeman, conductor, rifle, basic training and Truck Driver Heavy listed on his discharge papers. Does anyone recognize these locomotives or the location ? Can anyone tell me more about what his unit did ? Contact Debbie dbgorry [@] sbcglobal.net
715th Railway Operating Battalion E.V. McPherson photos
From Kelly daughter of E.V. McPherson, age 92, who is still living in Redding, California. He grew up in Stockport, Ohio. He began his service at Camp Shelby, Miss Some names that he had on a photo are: Garford, Schmeider, Chearhart, McPherson,Kreisel, Jenkins, Borden, Chalforsh, Tom Miller, Moore, Dalan, and Hord Thanks!
1945 Seine Section, Paris France, Brig Gen Peas B. Rogers
1945 Seine Section, Paris France, Brig Gen Peas B. Rogers by Nancy
Thanks Jean
Railroad unit patches ..
Steve [sb4(at)msn.com] wrote that his father-in-law, James W. Belcher, who was assigned to B Company, 341st Infantry Regiment of the 86th Infantry Division collected and traded for patches while in Europe during the war and they were later used to create this great quilt. Some of these are railroad units .. if you recognize any get in touch with Steve.
763rd ROB soldier James N. Herring : His son Dean's trip back to England
Fascinating research by one of 763rd ROB soldiers, James Herring by his son Dean - you can trace his research into the Weston Camp where the unit was stationed in 1943 and see what is still there and how the camp effected the locals and what they remember of the friendly Yanks today .. Thanks Dean
