My visit to the Margraten U.S. cemetery Holland.

[WenRan]

Here are the names off 1.722 soldiers never beeing found ...........

[WenRan]

Last one... any comments welcom

[WenRan]

Iff you look at the last pic you will see at the wall some darker sight...
On the both sides off this memorial are all the names off the 1.722 M.I.A.
Thanks for looking .............

[bodes]

Randy, Thanks for sharing this with us......This cemetary has a special personal meaning to me.....My great Uncle was buried there following his death in Germany on April 19, 1945......He was latered reinterned in Wisconsin.....We have pictures of his grave site with the young lady who "adopted" his marker.....She was a Dutch woman who was responsible for taking care of his site......My family corresponded with her after the war but has long since lost contact.....We've often wondered what became of her.....Bodes

[Richard]

Very moving. To think of how many young people died in this conflict who never really had a chance to live.
Richard V

[Den]

Great pics Randy, been there myself quite often, hope you liked Maastricht my hometown.

Kr. den

[Nico C]

Thanks for sharing, Randy.

[Chet Sowersby]

Randy,
Tnanks for sharing these pictures. Pictures such as these need to be shared with all of thoes today who take their indvidual liberties so lightly.

Chet

[SurvivingPanzer]

Great pictures. I might be mistaken but isnt General Rose of the Rose/Colmar pocket buried there?

[WenRan]

Great pics Randy, been there myself quite often, hope you liked Maastricht my hometown.

Kr. den

I hated it ......
To many clothes shop's etc... THE WIFE
I do not have to say more ...

For the rest was it a Great city

[rexmundi]

Nice pictures! I adopted a grave a few weeks ago. As soon as the details come in I will travel to Margraten to lay flowers at the grave. I think it is important that we all take care of our fallen liberators!