Unknowns of the European Theater of Operations (ETO) in World War II
Listed by Unknown-Number
by Wesley Johnston
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Last updated: June 8, 2009 - What's New?

Spare a minute
to think
of the young who didn't grow up,
and how young they looked when they died,
and how no one will ever remember them looking tired and middle-aged
or even be bored by tiresome recitals of the time of their youth.

- - - - Russell Baker "How to Observe Dec. 7" (NY Times, Dec. 1965)


Far too many men who went to war in Europe in World War II have never been found and identified. Many have been found who have not been identified. This page is an attempt to list all of the numbers that were assigned to unknowns, as well as the associated information about where and when they were recovered and their names, if they were subsequently identified.

I realized that I needed a list like this in my own research. Often, when I examine one man's IDPF, I find that he was recovered with someone who was shown only with an unknown-number (e.g. X-2319). It would be very useful in my research to know who the other man was and to obtain his IDPF and see if it has more information that can shed light on the situation in which they died.

I tried to obtain one from the American Battle Monuments Commission, since the Ardennes US Military Cemetery (at Neupré-en-Condroz, Belgium) was the place where remains were sent for possible identification -- and is thus the cemetery with the greatest number of burials of unknowns. However, my efforts were in vain. So I am going to just start a spreadsheet of what I find in the records that I do have. I'll post the spreadsheet information, in case it is of use to others.

One useful tool in all this will be the American Battle Monuments Commission's World War II Honor Roll. Another important tool is the World War II Registry of the National World War II Memorial.

There is also a Grave Registration Information section following the list of unknowns. This section provides bibliographical information on links to documents and web sites with relevant information. At this time, it is a very simple section.

I will reply to queries about any of the ones on this page. I'm really swamped and my health has definite limits, especially from October-May. So I will not be able to reply very promptly, and I cannot give you more information about any man who is not on this page. Having read that, if your inquiry is truly relevant to this page, you can contact me by clicking here.


So they will not be “Forgot”
There is a word
Which bears a sword
Can pierce an armed man.
It hurls its barbed syllables,
And is mute again.
But where it fell
The saved will tell
On patriotic day,
Some epauletted brother
Gave his breath away.
Wherever runs the breathless sun,
Wherever roams the day,
There is its noiseless onset,
There is its victory!
Behold the keenest marksman!
The most accomplished shot!
Time’s sublimest target
Is a soul “forgot”!

----- Emily Dickinson


A Note for the Children of these Men

The American World War II Orphans Network (AWON) is an organization created by and for those who lost their father in World War II. AWON has an annual conference and a newsletter filled with useful information. Click here to go to the AWON web page and find those who share your experience.




I know of at least two numbering systems: T-numbers and X-numbers. T-numbers appear to have been used only in Holland, and may have been for remains recovered by the British, though I am not certain of that. (Some X-numbers (such as X-1913) were recovered in Holland. My conjecture is that these were recovered by US Graves Registration.) I also think it is likely that the high X-numbers (X-8000 and above) were for remains recovered well after the war had ended.

All other numbers are in black.

  • a case of one unknown whose file showed no number
  • I-numbers, which were evacuation numbers and not unique to unknowns: so far, I have IF, IX and IZ numbers -- they are included only for unknowns for whom I have no other number
  • S & R numbers: Search & Recovery numbers, given as "S & R" or "S/R". For example, the recovery of Aloysius Gonsowski (X-9438) and George Renda (X-9437) was S&R 5123. I am not at this time capturing the S&R numbers. However, in one case below, the only information that I have on one unidentified set of remains is "S & R M".
  • WZ numbers appear to have been used later (the one below was recovered in March 1946) and appear to be tracking numbers rather than unknown numbers, though the identity of the one below was not established, so that they may have been unknown number.

    Yet another numbering system was the case numbers for non-recoverable remains. For example, Aloysius Gonsowski (X-9438) was originally (in 1950) considered non-recoverable in case # 14421. There was even yet another numbering system, in which Gonsowski was # 9158, on a 30 Aug 1947 memo included with a 20 Aug 1950 memorandum concerning the 7887 Graves Registration Detachment decision of non-recoverability of Holland Cases # 810, 1756, 2215, 4820, 5178, 5205, 5364, 8853, 8858, 8867, 9158 [Gonsowski], 9373, 9386, 9436, 9454, 9467, 10162, 10227, 10459, 10460, 10483, 10522, 10533, 10540, 11637, 11702, 5790, 10490, 5823, 9370, 8748, 9167, 5773, 5738, 9796, 8770, 9435, 1983. While these numbers were definitely extremely important to the process, I am not currently capturing these numbers, since the focus here is to try to identify specific unknowns mentioned in documents by their numbers.

    In the list below, the T-numbers (in blue) are listed first and then the X-numbers (in red), in numerical order in each case. If there is no name after the number, then I do not know who the number belongs to.

    There were other numbering schemes also used. For example, when a man went missing, he was assigned a case number. At this time, I am not trying to tie the unknown numbers back to the case numbers -- just to the names of the men, if they were identified or to the location and date at which still-unidentified remains were recovered.

    293: The number 293 appears on some files, not as an X-number but as a number that appears often with a man's name. I have also seen this referenced as "QMG MR 293" (Tibensky IDPF) and "QMGMF 293" (Nevins IDPF) and "QMGMU 293" (Nevins IDPF) and "293 file" (Nevins IDPF). The QMG Form 1916 (Non-Recoverable Case Record of Review and Approval) speficially lists "293 File of Subject(s)" as the first file to be reviewed. So it seems that "293" was some sort of classification, arising from a form 293 having been created for the individual, perhaps of men who were missing but had not yet been recovered. All of the memoranda relating to board proceedings regarding decisions on non-recoverable remains have "GROP 293.9" at the top of the page, usually on the same line as the date. And other documents have "RRE 293.9 (IB)" and "GRU 293" at the top.

    371: The number 371 which appears in many men's files refers to the Office of the Quartermaster General form OQMG 371 "DATA ON REMAINS NOT YET RECOVERED OR IDENTIFIED".


    Duplicate Numbers
    There were definitely some X-numbers that were assigned to more than one set of remains. (See X-100 below, for example.) At first, I thought that there might have been different X-numbering series at each cemetery. But that does not hold up, since both of the X-100's that I know about were at Neuville-en-Condroz. One was while Neuville was a temporary cemetery, and the other was after it became permanent. So it may be that they restarted X-numbering once the cemetery became permanent. The bottom line is that I am still uncertain about the reasons for duplicates. Nevertheless, I am slowly going back over the records and adding the cemetery to the numbers.
    Ron Croft, who served as an officer leading recovery of remains after the war, sent this clarification:
    During my tenure, all of the "X-numbers" were accountable and controlled by the appropriate cemetery. We in the field were allocated a block of numbers by a cemetery and were accountable to them for the numbers. When we used a number, everything in the case dossier bore that number and the dossier was delivered to the cemetery with the remains and his personal effects. Since the dossiers effectively became the property of the cemetery, it follows that those records must reside at those cemeteries, unless they were "retired" to some other location


    European Theater Unknowns of World War II
    Listed by Number
    1. (none)-784 : Ray, Willis (Pvt. 37683446)
      Recovered 1945-09 at Holland, Nederweerterdijk
      Source: IDPF of Willis Ray (38 AIB)
      Specifics:
      Unit: Company "C", 38th Armored Infantry Battalion, 7th Armored Division

    2. (none)-(none) Neuville: (never identified)
      Recovered at ,
      Source: Ferdinand M. Dessente "Les Cimetières militaires de Neuville-en-Condroz": pp. 127-128 (burials of American soldiers after the consecration of the Cemetery & Memorial)
      Specifics: final burial at Neuville-en-Condroz, Belgium (Ardennes USMC) A-40-58 on 25 January 1968
      Unit: (never identified)

    3. IF-9368 : Eull, Alban M. (1st Lt. 01311135)
      Recovered 1948-04 at Germany, Obermassfeld
      Source: IDPF of Alban Eull (38 AIB)
      Specifics: died as POW - Stalag IXC #52750
      Unit: Company "C", 38th Armored Infantry Battalion, 7th Armored Division

    4. IX-1408
      Recovered 1947-06 at Holland, Overloon
      Source: IDPF of Aloysius Gonsowski (48 AIB), p. 117
      Specifics:
      Unit:

    5. IZ-1407
      Recovered 1947-06 at Holland, Overloon
      Source: IDPF of Aloysius Gonsowski (48 AIB), p. 117
      Specifics:
      Unit:

    6. IZ-1408
      Recovered 1947-06 at Holland, Overloon
      Source: IDPF of Aloysius Gonsowski (48 AIB), p. 117
      Specifics:
      Unit:

    7. IZ-1416
      Recovered 1947-06 at Holland, Overloon
      Source: IDPF of Aloysius Gonsowski (48 AIB), p. 117
      Specifics:
      Unit:

    8. S&R M-5146 Neuville: (never identified)
      Recovered at ,
      Source: Ferdinand M. Dessente "Les Cimetières militaires de Neuville-en-Condroz": pp. 127-128 (burials of American soldiers after the consecration of the Cemetery & Memorial)
      Specifics: final burial at Neuville-en-Condroz, Belgium (Ardennes USMC) B-34-59 on 15 September 1988
      Unit: (never identified)

    9. T-1002 : Bradley, Morris B. (Pvt. 35073701)
      Recovered 1946-04 at Holland, Overloon
      Source: IDPF of Morris Bradley (38 AIB)
      Specifics:
      Unit: Company "B", 38th Armored Infantry Battalion, 7th Armored Division

    10. T-1741
      Recovered 1945-07 at Holland, Overloon
      Source: IDPF of Myer Epstein (38 AIB)
      Specifics: Epstein IDPF map shows T-1741 recovered at 760-322, just west of Epstein
      Unit: ?7th Armored Division?

    11. T-1901
      Recovered 1945-07 at Holland, Overloon
      Source: IDPFs of James Baldwin & Myer Epstein (38 AIB)
      Specifics:
      Unit: ?7th Armored Division?

    12. T-1902 : Baldwin, James D. (Sgt. 33529694)
      Recovered 1945-07 at Holland, Overloon
      Source: IDPF of James Baldwin (38 AIB)
      Specifics:
      Unit: Company "C", 38th Armored Infantry Battalion, 7th Armored Division

    13. T-2319
      Recovered 1945-09 at Holland, Ospel
      Source: IDPF of Joseph Robertiello (87 Rcn)
      Specifics: Recovered just east of home of G. Willikens [Hoeve G 15 Nederweert], SSW of Ospel and NE of canal junction - map ref 630-001
      Unit:

    14. T-2643 : Carbajal, Gilbert R. (Pvt. 34560881)
      Recovered 1945-09 at Holland, Overloon
      Source: IDPF of Gilbert Carbajal (38 AIB)
      Specifics:
      Unit: Company "B", 38th Armored Infantry Battalion, 7th Armored Division

    15. T-2644 : Smith, Garnet L. (Pvt. 669323)
      Recovered 1945-09 at Holland, Overloon
      Source: IDPF of Garnet Smith (38 AIB)
      Specifics:
      Unit: Company "B", 38th Armored Infantry Battalion, 7th Armored Division

    16. T-2645 : Durand, Viateur C. (Pfc. 31148460)
      Recovered 1945-09 at Holland, Overloon
      Source: IDPF of Viateur Durand (38 AIB)
      Specifics:
      Unit: Company "B", 38th Armored Infantry Battalion, 7th Armored Division

    17. WZ-Holland 478 : Edson, Stuart P. (1st Lt. 0-467449)
      Recovered 1946-03 at Holland, Oostrum
      Source: IDPF of Stuart Edson (23 AIB)
      Specifics: appears to be more of a tracking number than a number for unknowns
      Unit: Adjutant, 23rd Armored Infantry Battalion, 7th Armored Division

    18. X-11 : Chippas, Phillip D. (Pvt.36706455)
      Recovered 1944-09 at France, Gravelotte
      Source: IDPF of Phillip Chippas (38 AIB)
      Specifics:
      Unit: Company "C", 38th Armored Infantry Battalion, 7th Armored Division

    19. X-12 : Handy, Minton M. (Pvt. 34254252)
      Recovered 1944-09 at France, Gravelotte
      Source: IDPF of Minton Handy (38 AIB)
      Specifics:
      Unit: Company "C", 38th Armored Infantry Battalion, 7th Armored Division

    20. X-15 Margraten: (unknown as of 18 April 1949)
      Recovered before 18 April 1949 at ,
      Source: 14 April 1949 "Report on Certain Unknowns" in IDPF of Ernest Nevins (87 Rcn; formerly X-100 Neuville)
      Specifics:
      Unit:

    21. X-38 Margraten: Malanowski, Leonard (Pvt 33680981)
      Recovered 1944-12 at Holland, Meijel
      Source: IDPF of Leonard Malanowski (87 Rcn)
      Specifics: Temporary Margraten cemetery was identified as "Ninth U. S. Army Cemetery"; final burial at Netherlands USMC (Margraten, Holland) P-9-5 on 15 March 1949
      Unit: Company "C", 38th Armored Infantry Battalion, 7th Armored Division

    22. X-58 Foy
      Recovered 1945-?03? at ?Belgium?,
      Source: IDPF of Daniel Wood (31st Tank Bn)
      Specifics: Buried at Foy H-4-89 next to Wood who was buried 10 Mar 45 in grave 90. Serial number given as 3843 on Wood's Report of Burial dated 11 Mar 45.
      Unit:

    23. X-96 Neuville (1945): (identified, but I do not have name: probably either Sgt. John E. Haerle 19185804 or Pfc. William L. Panagakos 33747116 or Pvt. Lawrence V. Carnavale 31428519 all of whom were in the crash and have been identified)
      Recovered 1945-05 at Belgium, Zaventen
      Source: IDPF of Ernest Nevins (87 Rcn)
      Specifics: British plane carrying freed US POWs crashed near Brussels, Belgium (9 unknowns from crash: Neuville X-96 to 101, 6551, 6560, 6561)
      Unit:

    24. X-97 Foy: (unknown as of 13 April 1945)
      Recovered before 13 April 1945 at ?Belgium?,
      Source: IDPF of James Masengale (23 AIB) who was recovered at Crombach, Belgium
      Specifics: rank Sgt.; buried 13 April 1945 at Foy J-1-22
      Unit:

    25. X-97 Neuville (1945): Price, Oscar F. (Pvt. 39831289)
      Recovered 1945-05 at Belgium, Zaventen
      Source: IDPF of Ernest Nevins (87 Rcn)
      Specifics: British plane carrying freed US POWs crashed near Brussels, Belgium (9 unknowns from crash: Neuville X-96 to 101, 6551, 6560, 6561); Hometown Los Angeles, CA; final burial Ardennes USMC (Neuville) D-28-6
      Unit: 456th Field Artillery Battalion, 82nd Airborne Division

    26. X-98 Foy: Tyronas, Frank W. (Pvt. 33844173)
      Recovered 1945-04 at Belgium, Kapelle
      Source: IDPF of Frank Tyronas (87 Rcn)
      Specifics: on list of 3 unknowns identified 17 August 1945
      Unit: Troop "A", 87th Cavalry Reconnaissance Squadron, 7th Armored Division

    27. X-98 Neuville (1945): Sanchez, Francisco D. (S/Sgt. 39569266)
      Recovered 1945-05 at Belgium, Zaventen
      Source: IDPF of Ernest Nevins (87 Rcn)
      Specifics: British plane carrying freed US POWs crashed near Brussels, Belgium (9 unknowns from crash: Neuville X-96 to 101, 6551, 6560, 6561); Hometown Los Angeles, CA
      Unit:

    28. X-99 Foy: (unknown as of 13 April 1945)
      Recovered before 13 April 1945 at ?Belgium?,
      Source: IDPF of James Masengale (23 AIB) who was recovered at Crombach, Belgium
      Specifics: buried 13 April 1945 at Foy J-1-24
      Unit:

    29. X-99 Neuville (1945): (declared unidentifiable as of 15 June 1951)
      Recovered 1945-05 at Belgium, Zaventen
      Source: IDPF of Ernest Nevins (87 Rcn)
      Specifics: British plane carrying freed US POWs crashed near Brussels, Belgium (9 unknowns from crash: Neuville X-96 to 101, 6551, 6560, 6561)
      Unit:

    30. X-100 Neuville (1945): Nevins, Ernest H. (Pvt. 37728164)
      Recovered 1945-05 at Belgium, Zaventen
      Source: IDPF of Ernest Nevins (87 Rcn)
      Specifics: British plane carrying freed US POWs crashed near Brussels, Belgium (9 unknowns from crash: Neuville X-96 to 101, 6551, 6560, 6561); final burial at Ft. Leavenworth (KS) National Cemetery 1143-C
      Unit: Troop "B", 87th Cavalry Reconnaissance Squadron, 7th Armored Division

    31. X-100 Neuville (1962): (never identified)
      Recovered at ,
      Source: Ferdinand M. Dessente "Les Cimetières militaires de Neuville-en-Condroz": pp. 127-128 (burials of American soldiers after the consecration of the Cemetery & Memorial)
      Specifics: final burial at Neuville-en-Condroz, Belgium (Ardennes USMC) D-6-58 on 14 Aug 1962
      Unit: (never identified)

    32. X-101 Neuville (1945): (identified, but I do not have name: probably either Sgt. John E. Haerle 19185804 or Pfc. William L. Panagakos 33747116 or Pvt. Lawrence V. Carnavale 31428519 all of whom were in the crash and have been identified)
      Recovered 1945-05 at Belgium, Zaventen
      Source: IDPF of Ernest Nevins (87 Rcn)
      Specifics: British plane carrying freed US POWs crashed near Brussels, Belgium (9 unknowns from crash: Neuville X-96 to 101, 6551, 6560, 6561)
      Unit:

    33. X-125 Neuville
      Recovered before 26 June 1947 at Holland, Groesbeek-Overloon
      Source: IDPF of Aloysius Gonsowski (48 AIB), p. 117
      Specifics:
      Unit:

    34. X-191 : (never identified)
      Recovered at ,
      Source: Ferdinand M. Dessente "Les Cimetières militaires de Neuville-en-Condroz": pp. 127-128 (burials of American soldiers after the consecration of the Cemetery & Memorial)
      Specifics: final burial at Neuville-en-Condroz, Belgium (Ardennes USMC) D-7-58 on 14 Aug 1962
      Unit: (never identified)

    35. X-218 Hamm: (unknown as of 24 Dec 1945)
      Recovered before 24 Dec 1945 at ,
      Source: IPDF of George Patton (TUSA)
      Specifics: initial burial (probably 23 Dec 1945) at Hamm EE-9-223 (to left of Gen. Patton who was in #222)
      Unit:

    36. X-230 : Waters, Amos L. (Pfc. 36441763)
      Recovered 1945-? at ?Belgium?,
      Source: IDPF of Frank Tyronas (87 Rcn)
      Specifics: on list of 3 unknowns identified 17 August 1945 - died 29 Nov 1944 - now at Henri-Chapelle A-7-48
      Unit: 26th Infantry Regiment, 1st Infantry Division

    37. X-258 Hamm: (unknown as of 18 April 1949)
      Recovered before 18 April 1949 at ,
      Source: 14 April 1949 "Report on Certain Unknowns" in IDPF of Ernest Nevins (87 Rcn; formerly X-100 Neuville)
      Specifics:
      Unit:

    38. X-315 : Smith, William E. (Sgt. 16 061 737)
      Recovered 1945-01 at Belgium, Samrée-Trinal
      Source: IDPF of William Smith (17 Tank)
      Specifics:
      Unit: HQ Company, 17th Tank Battalion, 7th Armored Division

    39. X-321 : Caraway, Alphus L. (Pvt. 38688936)
      Recovered 1945-? at ?Belgium?,
      Source: IDPF of Frank Tyronas (87 Rcn)
      Specifics: on list of 3 unknowns identified 17 August 1945
      Unit:

    40. X-530 Margraten: (unknown as of 14 May 1945)
      Recovered 1945-05 at ,
      Source: IDPF of Lawton Gay (31 Tank)
      Specifics: buried at Margraten (temp) R-7-155 on 14 May 1945
      Unit: AAF (Army Air Forces)

    41. X-542 Margraten: (unknown as of 14 May 1945)
      Recovered 1945-05 at ,
      Source: IDPF of Lawton Gay (31 Tank)
      Specifics: buried at Margraten (temp) R-7-157 on 14 May 1945
      Unit: (unknown as of 14 May 1945)

    42. X-1190 Margraten
      Recovered before 2 July 1945 at ,
      Source: IDPF of Robert Jacob (38 AIB)
      Specifics: Buried 2 July 1945 at Margraten Temp III-9-211 next to Robert Jacob
      Unit:

    43. X-1201 Margraten
      Recovered before 26 June 1947 at Holland, Groesbeek-Overloon
      Source: IDPF of Aloysius Gonsowski (48 AIB), p. 117
      Specifics:
      Unit:

    44. X-1209 Margraten
      Recovered before 26 June 1947 at Holland, Groesbeek-Overloon
      Source: IDPF of Aloysius Gonsowski (48 AIB), p. 117
      Specifics:
      Unit:

    45. X-1217 Margraten
      Recovered before 26 June 1947 at Holland, Groesbeek-Overloon
      Source: IDPF of Aloysius Gonsowski (48 AIB), p. 117
      Specifics:
      Unit:

    46. X-1228 Margraten
      Recovered before 26 June 1947 at Holland, Groesbeek-Overloon
      Source: IDPF of Aloysius Gonsowski (48 AIB), p. 117
      Specifics:
      Unit:

    47. X-1230 Margraten
      Recovered before 26 June 1947 at Holland, Groesbeek-Overloon
      Source: IDPF of Aloysius Gonsowski (48 AIB), p. 117
      Specifics:
      Unit:

    48. X-1231 Margraten
      Recovered before 26 June 1947 at Holland, Groesbeek-Overloon
      Source: IDPF of Aloysius Gonsowski (48 AIB), p. 117
      Specifics:
      Unit:

    49. X-1234 Margraten
      Recovered before 26 June 1947 at Holland, Groesbeek-Overloon
      Source: IDPF of Aloysius Gonsowski (48 AIB), p. 117
      Specifics:
      Unit:

    50. X-1243 Margraten
      Recovered before 26 June 1947 at Holland, Groesbeek-Overloon
      Source: IDPF of Aloysius Gonsowski (48 AIB), p. 117
      Specifics:
      Unit:

    51. X-1284 : Safford, Wesley L. (Pfc. 12079068)
      Recovered 1945-09 at Holland, Meyelsedijk
      Source: IDPF of Wesley Safford (38 AIB)
      Specifics:
      Unit: Company "C", 38th Armored Infantry Battalion, 7th Armored Division

    52. X-1913
      Recovered 1945-09 at Holland, Ospel
      Source: IDPF of Joseph Robertiello (87 Rcn)
      Specifics: Buried at Margraten Temp KKK-12-283 next to Robertiello -- could this have been the same man as T-2319 who was recovered with Robertiello in Sep 45?
      Unit:

    53. X-1929 Margraten
      Recovered before 26 June 1947 at Holland, Groesbeek-Overloon
      Source: IDPF of Aloysius Gonsowski (48 AIB), p. 117
      Specifics:
      Unit:

    54. X-2065 Margraten
      Recovered before 26 June 1947 at Holland, Groesbeek-Overloon
      Source: IDPF of Aloysius Gonsowski (48 AIB), p. 117
      Specifics:
      Unit:

    55. X-2164 Margraten
      Recovered before 26 June 1947 at Holland, Groesbeek-Overloon
      Source: IDPF of Aloysius Gonsowski (48 AIB), p. 117
      Specifics:
      Unit:

    56. X-2353 Neuville: (unknown as of 18 April 1949)
      Recovered before 18 April 1949 at ,
      Source: 14 April 1949 "Report on Certain Unknowns" in IDPF of Ernest Nevins (87 Rcn; formerly X-100 Neuville)
      Specifics:
      Unit:

    57. X-2775 Margraten
      Recovered before 26 June 1947 at Holland, Groesbeek-Overloon
      Source: IDPF of Aloysius Gonsowski (48 AIB), p. 117
      Specifics:
      Unit:

    58. X-2795 Margraten
      Recovered before 26 June 1947 at Holland, Groesbeek-Overloon
      Source: IDPF of Aloysius Gonsowski (48 AIB), p. 117
      Specifics:
      Unit:

    59. X-2797 Margraten
      Recovered before 26 June 1947 at Holland, Groesbeek-Overloon
      Source: IDPF of Aloysius Gonsowski (48 AIB), p. 117
      Specifics:
      Unit:

    60. X-2798 Margraten
      Recovered before 26 June 1947 at Holland, Groesbeek-Overloon
      Source: IDPF of Aloysius Gonsowski (48 AIB), p. 117
      Specifics:
      Unit:

    61. X-2799 Margraten
      Recovered before 26 June 1947 at Holland, Groesbeek-Overloon
      Source: IDPF of Aloysius Gonsowski (48 AIB), p. 117
      Specifics:
      Unit:

    62. X-2800 Margraten
      Recovered before 26 June 1947 at Holland, Groesbeek-Overloon
      Source: IDPF of Aloysius Gonsowski (48 AIB), p. 117
      Specifics:
      Unit:

    63. X-2885
      Recovered 1946-03 at ,
      Source: IDPF of Stuart Edson (23 AIB)
      Specifics: Buried at Margraten Temp AAA-7-169 next to Edson
      Unit:

    64. X-3107 St. Avold: (unknown as of 18 April 1949)
      Recovered before 18 April 1949 at ,
      Source: 14 April 1949 "Report on Certain Unknowns" in IDPF of Ernest Nevins (87 Rcn; formerly X-100 Neuville)
      Specifics:
      Unit:

    65. X-3223 : Hansen, Frederick W. (Pvt. 36883490)
      Recovered 1946-04 at France, Sillegny
      Source: IDPF of Frederick Hansen (38 AIB)
      Specifics: has both numbers X-6021 and X-3223
      Unit: Company "B", 38th Armored Infantry Battalion, 7th Armored Division

    66. X-3314 Neuville
      Recovered before 26 June 1947 at Holland, Groesbeek-Overloon
      Source: IDPF of Aloysius Gonsowski (48 AIB), p. 117
      Specifics:
      Unit:

    67. X-3323 Neuville
      Recovered before 26 June 1947 at Holland, Groesbeek-Overloon
      Source: IDPF of Aloysius Gonsowski (48 AIB), p. 117
      Specifics:
      Unit:

    68. X-3330 Neuville
      Recovered before 26 June 1947 at Holland, Groesbeek-Overloon
      Source: IDPF of Aloysius Gonsowski (48 AIB), p. 117
      Specifics:
      Unit:

    69. X-3567 Neuville
      Recovered before 26 June 1947 at Holland, Groesbeek-Overloon
      Source: IDPF of Aloysius Gonsowski (48 AIB), p. 117
      Specifics:
      Unit:

    70. X-5389 Neuville: (unknown as of 18 April 1949)
      Recovered before 18 April 1949 at ,
      Source: 14 April 1949 "Report on Certain Unknowns" in IDPF of Ernest Nevins (87 Rcn; formerly X-100 Neuville)
      Specifics:
      Unit:

    71. X-5624 Neuville: (unknown as of 23 June 1947)
      Recovered before 23 June 1947 at ,
      Source: 23 June 1947 Report of Interment at Neuville of Henry M. Haney (38 AIB)
      Specifics: Buried in Y-4-100 (next to Haney)
      Unit:

    72. X-6020 : Klosin, Harry (Pvt. 12024013)
      Recovered 1946-04 at France, Sillegny
      Source: IDPF of Harry Klosin (38 AIB)
      Specifics:
      Unit: Company "C", 38th Armored Infantry Battalion, 7th Armored Division

    73. X-6021 : Hansen, Frederick W. (Pvt. 36883490)
      Recovered 1946-04 at France, Sillegny
      Source: IDPF of Frederick Hansen (38 AIB)
      Specifics: has both numbers X-6021 and X-3223
      Unit: Company "B", 38th Armored Infantry Battalion, 7th Armored Division

    74. X-6430 : Clark, Riley E. (Pfc. 35479489)
      Recovered 1947-09 at Germany, Leipzig
      Source: IDPF of Riley Clark (38 AIB)
      Specifics: Stalag IV B No. 20685 / Kriegsgefangenen Nr. 317599 IV B - killed as POW by Allied air raid
      Unit: Company "A", 38th Armored Infantry Battalion, 7th Armored Division

    75. X-6551 Neuville (1945): Murray, Billy J. (18162953)
      Recovered 1945-05 at Belgium, Zaventen
      Source: IDPF of Ernest Nevins (87 Rcn)
      Specifics: British plane carrying freed US POWs crashed near Brussels, Belgium (9 unknowns from crash: Neuville X-96 to 101, 6551, 6560, 6561); Home County Anderson County, KS; initially buried at Evere (Belgium) Communal Cemetery; final burial Ardennes USMC (Neuville) A-8-7
      Unit: 325th Bomber Squadron, 92nd Bomber Group, Heavy

    76. X-6560 Neuville (1945): Williams, Nathan O. (Pvt. 34875161)
      Recovered 1945-05 at Belgium, Zaventen
      Source: IDPF of Ernest Nevins (87 Rcn)
      Specifics: British plane carrying freed US POWs crashed near Brussels, Belgium (9 unknowns from crash: Neuville X-96 to 101, 6551, 6560, 6561); initially buried at Evere (Belgium) Communal Cemetery; Home County Holmes County, MS
      Unit:

    77. X-6561 Neuville (1945): (declared unidentifiable as of 15 June 1951)
      Recovered 1945-05 at Belgium, Zaventen
      Source: IDPF of Ernest Nevins (87 Rcn)
      Specifics: British plane carrying freed US POWs crashed near Brussels, Belgium (9 unknowns from crash: Neuville X-96 to 101, 6551, 6560, 6561); initially buried at Evere (Belgium) Communal Cemetery
      Unit:

    78. X-6579 Neuville: (unknown as of 18 April 1949)
      Recovered before 18 April 1949 at ,
      Source: 14 April 1949 "Report on Certain Unknowns" in IDPF of Ernest Nevins (87 Rcn; formerly X-100 Neuville)
      Specifics:
      Unit:

    79. X-7096 Neuville: (unknown as of 18 April 1949)
      Recovered before 18 April 1949 at ,
      Source: 14 April 1949 "Report on Certain Unknowns" in IDPF of Ernest Nevins (87 Rcn; formerly X-100 Neuville)
      Specifics:
      Unit:

    80. X-8145 Neuville (1949): Tibensky, Joseph (Pvt. 36706565)
      Recovered 1949-08 at France, Louvigny
      Source: IDPF of Joseph Tibensky
      Specifics: recovered near Seille River, 800 meters north of farm "Houtonnerie" of Mr. Torloting of community of Louvigny; final burial at Rock Island (IL) National Cemetery E-166 in November 1950
      Unit: Company "A", 48th Armored Infantry Battalion, 7th Armored Division

    81. X-8583 Neuville: (unknown as of 18 April 1949)
      Recovered before 18 April 1949 at ,
      Source: 14 April 1949 "Report on Certain Unknowns" in IDPF of Ernest Nevins (87 Rcn; formerly X-100 Neuville)
      Specifics:
      Unit:

    82. X-9020 Liege Mausoleum (1951): Huber, Harry L. (Pfc. 39558218)
      Recovered 1951-05 at Germany, Neubrandenburg
      Source: IDPF of Peter Predovic (87 Rcn)
      Specifics: list of identification of 17 remains of US soldiers who died as POWs and were buried at Funfeichen Cemetery near Stalag IIA at Neubrandenburg, Germany
      Unit: 630th Destroyer Battalion

    83. X-9021 Liege Mausoleum (1951): Predovic, Peter J. (T/5 15101326)
      Recovered 1951-05 at Germany, Neubrandenburg
      Source: IDPF of Peter Predovic (87 Rcn)
      Specifics: list of identification of 17 remains of US soldiers who died as POWs and were buried at Funfeichen Cemetery near Stalag IIA at Neubrandenburg, Germany
      Unit: Troop "B", 87th Cavalry Reconnaissance Squadron, 7th Armored Division

    84. X-9022 Liege Mausoleum (1951): Winburn, Elmer (Pfc. 35135365)
      Recovered 1951-05 at Germany, Neubrandenburg
      Source: IDPF of Peter Predovic (87 Rcn)
      Specifics: list of identification of 17 remains of US soldiers who died as POWs and were buried at Funfeichen Cemetery near Stalag IIA at Neubrandenburg, Germany
      Unit:

    85. X-9023 Liege Mausoleum (1951): Weaver, Barton E. (Pvt. 17053436)
      Recovered 1951-05 at Germany, Neubrandenburg
      Source: IDPF of Peter Predovic (87 Rcn)
      Specifics: list of identification of 17 remains of US soldiers who died as POWs and were buried at Funfeichen Cemetery near Stalag IIA at Neubrandenburg, Germany
      Unit: Band, 99th Infantry Division

    86. X-9024 Liege Mausoleum (1951): ?Fairchild, Leo?
      Recovered 1951-05 at Germany, Neubrandenburg
      Source: IDPF of Peter Predovic (87 Rcn)
      Specifics: list of identification of 17 remains of US soldiers who died as POWs and were buried at Funfeichen Cemetery near Stalag IIA at Neubrandenburg, Germany
      Unit:

    87. X-9025 Liege Mausoleum (1951): Lauffer, Harry E. (Pvt. 33705347)
      Recovered 1951-05 at Germany, Neubrandenburg
      Source: IDPF of Peter Predovic (87 Rcn)
      Specifics: list of identification of 17 remains of US soldiers who died as POWs and were buried at Funfeichen Cemetery near Stalag IIA at Neubrandenburg, Germany
      Unit:

    88. X-9026 Liege Mausoleum (1951): Bradford, Joe W. (S/Sgt. 18177453)
      Recovered 1951-05 at Germany, Neubrandenburg
      Source: IDPF of Peter Predovic (87 Rcn)
      Specifics: list of identification of 17 remains of US soldiers who died as POWs and were buried at Funfeichen Cemetery near Stalag IIA at Neubrandenburg, Germany
      Unit: 322nd Bomber Squadron, 91st Bomber Group (Heavy)

    89. X-9027 Liege Mausoleum (1951): Welgamott, George E. (Pfc. 36184606)
      Recovered 1951-05 at Germany, Neubrandenburg
      Source: IDPF of Peter Predovic (87 Rcn)
      Specifics: list of identification of 17 remains of US soldiers who died as POWs and were buried at Funfeichen Cemetery near Stalag IIA at Neubrandenburg, Germany
      Unit:

    90. X-9028 Liege Mausoleum (1951): Lowry, Leroy M. (S/Sgt. 37068702)
      Recovered 1951-05 at Germany, Neubrandenburg
      Source: IDPF of Peter Predovic (87 Rcn)
      Specifics: list of identification of 17 remains of US soldiers who died as POWs and were buried at Funfeichen Cemetery near Stalag IIA at Neubrandenburg, Germany
      Unit:

    91. X-9029 Liege Mausoleum (1951): Mosher, Carrol L. (Pvt. 31459692)
      Recovered 1951-05 at Germany, Neubrandenburg
      Source: IDPF of Peter Predovic (87 Rcn)
      Specifics: list of identification of 17 remains of US soldiers who died as POWs and were buried at Funfeichen Cemetery near Stalag IIA at Neubrandenburg, Germany
      Unit:

    92. X-9030 Liege Mausoleum (1951): Smith, Glenn A. (Pfc. 36815435)
      Recovered 1951-05 at Germany, Neubrandenburg
      Source: IDPF of Peter Predovic (87 Rcn)
      Specifics: list of identification of 17 remains of US soldiers who died as POWs and were buried at Funfeichen Cemetery near Stalag IIA at Neubrandenburg, Germany
      Unit: 112th Infantry Regiment, 28th Infantry Division

    93. X-9031 Liege Mausoleum (1951): Shilling, Fred M. (Pvt. 33764590)
      Recovered 1951-05 at Germany, Neubrandenburg
      Source: IDPF of Peter Predovic (87 Rcn)
      Specifics: list of identification of 17 remains of US soldiers who died as POWs and were buried at Funfeichen Cemetery near Stalag IIA at Neubrandenburg, Germany
      Unit: Company "B", 38th Armored Infantry Battalion, 7th Armored Division

    94. X-9032 Liege Mausoleum (1951): Manning, Joe E. (Pvt. 20835419)
      Recovered 1951-05 at Germany, Neubrandenburg
      Source: IDPF of Peter Predovic (87 Rcn)
      Specifics: list of identification of 17 remains of US soldiers who died as POWs and were buried at Funfeichen Cemetery near Stalag IIA at Neubrandenburg, Germany
      Unit:

    95. X-9033 Liege Mausoleum (1951): Robinson, Irving L. (Pfc. 20109509)
      Recovered 1951-05 at Germany, Neubrandenburg
      Source: IDPF of Peter Predovic (87 Rcn)
      Specifics: list of identification of 17 remains of US soldiers who died as POWs and were buried at Funfeichen Cemetery near Stalag IIA at Neubrandenburg, Germany
      Unit:

    96. X-9034 Liege Mausoleum (1951): Small, Harmon L. (M/Sgt. 18037795)
      Recovered 1951-05 at Germany, Neubrandenburg
      Source: IDPF of Peter Predovic (87 Rcn)
      Specifics: list of identification of 17 remains of US soldiers who died as POWs and were buried at Funfeichen Cemetery near Stalag IIA at Neubrandenburg, Germany
      Unit:

    97. X-9035 Liege Mausoleum (1951): Beach, Harold E. (S/Sgt. 37427349)
      Recovered 1951-05 at Germany, Neubrandenburg
      Source: IDPF of Peter Predovic (87 Rcn)
      Specifics: list of identification of 17 remains of US soldiers who died as POWs and were buried at Funfeichen Cemetery near Stalag IIA at Neubrandenburg, Germany
      Unit: 110th Infantry Regiment, 28th Infantry Division

    98. X-9036 Liege Mausoleum (1951): Rounsaville, Frank P. (Sgt. 33022788)
      Recovered 1951-05 at Germany, Neubrandenburg
      Source: IDPF of Peter Predovic (87 Rcn)
      Specifics: list of identification of 17 remains of US soldiers who died as POWs and were buried at Funfeichen Cemetery near Stalag IIA at Neubrandenburg, Germany
      Unit:

    99. X-9037 Liege Mausoleum (1951): Trapnell, Robert M. (M/Sgt. 13068648)
      Recovered 1951-05 at Germany, Neubrandenburg
      Source: IDPF of Peter Predovic (87 Rcn)
      Specifics: list of identification of 17 remains of US soldiers who died as POWs and were buried at Funfeichen Cemetery near Stalag IIA at Neubrandenburg, Germany
      Unit:

    100. X-9102 Neuville: (never identified)
      Recovered at ,
      Source: Ferdinand M. Dessente "Les Cimetières militaires de Neuville-en-Condroz": pp. 127-128 (burials of American soldiers after the consecration of the Cemetery & Memorial)
      Specifics: final burial at Neuville-en-Condroz, Belgium (Ardennes USMC) D-3-58 on 21 Nov 1961
      Unit: (never identified)

    101. X-9321 : Blankenship, Paul G. (Pvt. 33652284)
      Recovered 1959-11 at Holland, Vierlingsbeek
      Source: IDPF of Paul Blankenship (38 AIB)
      Specifics: had both numbers X-9321 and X-17899
      Unit: Company "B", 38th Armored Infantry Battalion, 7th Armored Division

    102. X-9342 : (never identified)
      Recovered at ,
      Source: Ferdinand M. Dessente "Les Cimetières militaires de Neuville-en-Condroz": pp. 127-128 (burials of American soldiers after the consecration of the Cemetery & Memorial)
      Specifics: final burial at Neuville-en-Condroz, Belgium (Ardennes USMC) D-2-58 on 21 Nov 1961
      Unit: (never identified)

    103. X-9348 : Risoli, Samuel G.
      Recovered 1961-? at France, Metz/Moselle
      Source: IDPF of Joseph Addabbo (3rd Cav Rcn Sq)
      Specifics: On roster of men declared non-recoverable Nov 1950
      Unit: 11th Infantry Regiment, 5th Infantry Division

    104. X-9351 Neuville: (never identified)
      Recovered at ,
      Source: Ferdinand M. Dessente "Les Cimetières militaires de Neuville-en-Condroz": pp. 127-128 (burials of American soldiers after the consecration of the Cemetery & Memorial)
      Specifics: final burial at Neuville-en-Condroz, Belgium (Ardennes USMC) D-8-58 on 14 Aug 1962
      Unit: (never identified)

    105. X-9352 Neuville: (never identified)
      Recovered at ,
      Source: Ferdinand M. Dessente "Les Cimetières militaires de Neuville-en-Condroz": pp. 127-128 (burials of American soldiers after the consecration of the Cemetery & Memorial)
      Specifics: final burial at Neuville-en-Condroz, Belgium (Ardennes USMC) A-34-58 on 8 September 1965
      Unit: (never identified)

    106. X-9353 Neuville: (never identified)
      Recovered at ,
      Source: Ferdinand M. Dessente "Les Cimetières militaires de Neuville-en-Condroz": pp. 127-128 (burials of American soldiers after the consecration of the Cemetery & Memorial)
      Specifics: final burial at Neuville-en-Condroz, Belgium (Ardennes USMC) A-38-58 (grave with 13 sets of remains) on 8 September 1965
      Unit: (never identified)

    107. X-9354 Neuville: (never identified)
      Recovered at ,
      Source: Ferdinand M. Dessente "Les Cimetières militaires de Neuville-en-Condroz": pp. 127-128 (burials of American soldiers after the consecration of the Cemetery & Memorial)
      Specifics: final burial at Neuville-en-Condroz, Belgium (Ardennes USMC) A-38-58 (grave with 13 sets of remains) on 8 September 1965
      Unit: (never identified)

    108. X-9355 Neuville: (never identified)
      Recovered at ,
      Source: Ferdinand M. Dessente "Les Cimetières militaires de Neuville-en-Condroz": pp. 127-128 (burials of American soldiers after the consecration of the Cemetery & Memorial)
      Specifics: final burial at Neuville-en-Condroz, Belgium (Ardennes USMC) A-38-58 (grave with 13 sets of remains) on 8 September 1965
      Unit: (never identified)

    109. X-9356 Neuville: (never identified)
      Recovered at ,
      Source: Ferdinand M. Dessente "Les Cimetières militaires de Neuville-en-Condroz": pp. 127-128 (burials of American soldiers after the consecration of the Cemetery & Memorial)
      Specifics: final burial at Neuville-en-Condroz, Belgium (Ardennes USMC) A-35-58 on 8 September 1965
      Unit: (never identified)

    110. X-9357 Neuville: (never identified)
      Recovered at ,
      Source: Ferdinand M. Dessente "Les Cimetières militaires de Neuville-en-Condroz": pp. 127-128 (burials of American soldiers after the consecration of the Cemetery & Memorial)
      Specifics: final burial at Neuville-en-Condroz, Belgium (Ardennes USMC) A-36-58 on 8 September 1965
      Unit: (never identified)

    111. X-9358 : Addabbo, Joseph
      Recovered 1961-? at France, Gravelotte
      Source: IDPF of Joseph Addabbo (3rd Cav Rcn Sq)
      Specifics:
      Unit: Troop "A", 3rd Cavalry Reconnaissance Squadron

    112. X-9359 : Sullivan, John P.
      Recovered 1961-? at France, Gravelotte
      Source: IDPF of Joseph Addabbo (3rd Cav Rcn Sq)
      Specifics: On roster of men declared non-recoverable Nov 1950
      Unit: Troop "A", 3rd Cavalry Reconnaissance Squadron

    113. X-9360 : Schue, George E.
      Recovered 1961-? at France, Metz/Moselle
      Source: IDPF of Joseph Addabbo (3rd Cav Rcn Sq)
      Specifics: On roster of men declared non-recoverable Nov 1950
      Unit: 10th Infantry Regiment, 5th Infantry Division

    114. X-9363 Neuville: (never identified)
      Recovered at ,
      Source: Ferdinand M. Dessente "Les Cimetières militaires de Neuville-en-Condroz": pp. 127-128 (burials of American soldiers after the consecration of the Cemetery & Memorial)
      Specifics: final burial at Neuville-en-Condroz, Belgium (Ardennes USMC) A-37-58 on 8 September 1965
      Unit: (never identified)

    115. X-9364 Neuville: (never identified)
      Recovered at ,
      Source: Ferdinand M. Dessente "Les Cimetières militaires de Neuville-en-Condroz": pp. 127-128 (burials of American soldiers after the consecration of the Cemetery & Memorial)
      Specifics: final burial at Neuville-en-Condroz, Belgium (Ardennes USMC) A-38-58 (grave with 13 sets of remains) on 8 September 1965
      Unit: (never identified)

    116. X-9365 Neuville: (never identified)
      Recovered at ,
      Source: Ferdinand M. Dessente "Les Cimetières militaires de Neuville-en-Condroz": pp. 127-128 (burials of American soldiers after the consecration of the Cemetery & Memorial)
      Specifics: final burial at Neuville-en-Condroz, Belgium (Ardennes USMC) A-38-58 (grave with 13 sets of remains) on 8 September 1965
      Unit: (never identified)

    117. X-9366 Neuville: (never identified)
      Recovered at ,
      Source: Ferdinand M. Dessente "Les Cimetières militaires de Neuville-en-Condroz": pp. 127-128 (burials of American soldiers after the consecration of the Cemetery & Memorial)
      Specifics: final burial at Neuville-en-Condroz, Belgium (Ardennes USMC) A-38-58 (grave with 13 sets of remains) on 8 September 1965
      Unit: (never identified)

    118. X-9370 Neuville: (never identified)
      Recovered at ,
      Source: Ferdinand M. Dessente "Les Cimetières militaires de Neuville-en-Condroz": pp. 127-128 (burials of American soldiers after the consecration of the Cemetery & Memorial)
      Specifics: final burial at Neuville-en-Condroz, Belgium (Ardennes USMC) D-14-58 on 24 March 1964
      Unit: (never identified)

    119. X-9372 Neuville: (never identified)
      Recovered at ,
      Source: Ferdinand M. Dessente "Les Cimetières militaires de Neuville-en-Condroz": pp. 127-128 (burials of American soldiers after the consecration of the Cemetery & Memorial)
      Specifics: final burial at Neuville-en-Condroz, Belgium (Ardennes USMC) A-32-58 on 15 September 1964
      Unit: (never identified)

    120. X-9378 Neuville: (never identified)
      Recovered at ,
      Source: Ferdinand M. Dessente "Les Cimetières militaires de Neuville-en-Condroz": pp. 127-128 (burials of American soldiers after the consecration of the Cemetery & Memorial)
      Specifics: final burial at Neuville-en-Condroz, Belgium (Ardennes USMC) A-38-58 (grave with 13 sets of remains) on 8 September 1965
      Unit: (never identified)

    121. X-9379 Neuville: (never identified)
      Recovered at ,
      Source: Ferdinand M. Dessente "Les Cimetières militaires de Neuville-en-Condroz": pp. 127-128 (burials of American soldiers after the consecration of the Cemetery & Memorial)
      Specifics: final burial at Neuville-en-Condroz, Belgium (Ardennes USMC) A-38-58 (grave with 13 sets of remains) on 8 September 1965
      Unit: (never identified)

    122. X-9380 Neuville: (never identified)
      Recovered at ,
      Source: Ferdinand M. Dessente "Les Cimetières militaires de Neuville-en-Condroz": pp. 127-128 (burials of American soldiers after the consecration of the Cemetery & Memorial)
      Specifics: final burial at Neuville-en-Condroz, Belgium (Ardennes USMC) A-38-58 (grave with 13 sets of remains) on 8 September 1965
      Unit: (never identified)

    123. X-9381 Neuville: (never identified)
      Recovered at ,
      Source: Ferdinand M. Dessente "Les Cimetières militaires de Neuville-en-Condroz": pp. 127-128 (burials of American soldiers after the consecration of the Cemetery & Memorial)
      Specifics: final burial at Neuville-en-Condroz, Belgium (Ardennes USMC) A-38-58 (grave with 13 sets of remains) on 8 September 1965
      Unit: (never identified)

    124. X-9382 Neuville: (never identified)
      Recovered at ,
      Source: Ferdinand M. Dessente "Les Cimetières militaires de Neuville-en-Condroz": pp. 127-128 (burials of American soldiers after the consecration of the Cemetery & Memorial)
      Specifics: final burial at Neuville-en-Condroz, Belgium (Ardennes USMC) A-38-58 (grave with 13 sets of remains) on 8 September 1965
      Unit: (never identified)

    125. X-9383 Neuville: (never identified)
      Recovered at ,
      Source: Ferdinand M. Dessente "Les Cimetières militaires de Neuville-en-Condroz": pp. 127-128 (burials of American soldiers after the consecration of the Cemetery & Memorial)
      Specifics: final burial at Neuville-en-Condroz, Belgium (Ardennes USMC) A-38-58 (grave with 13 sets of remains) on 8 September 1965
      Unit: (never identified)

    126. X-9384 Neuville: (never identified)
      Recovered at ,
      Source: Ferdinand M. Dessente "Les Cimetières militaires de Neuville-en-Condroz": pp. 127-128 (burials of American soldiers after the consecration of the Cemetery & Memorial)
      Specifics: final burial at Neuville-en-Condroz, Belgium (Ardennes USMC) A-38-58 (grave with 13 sets of remains) on 8 September 1965
      Unit: (never identified)

    127. X-9407 Neuville: (never identified)
      Recovered at ,
      Source: Ferdinand M. Dessente "Les Cimetières militaires de Neuville-en-Condroz": pp. 127-128 (burials of American soldiers after the consecration of the Cemetery & Memorial)
      Specifics: final burial at Neuville-en-Condroz, Belgium (Ardennes USMC) C-1-58 on 28 November 1972
      Unit: (never identified)

    128. X-9408 Neuville: (never identified)
      Recovered at ,
      Source: Ferdinand M. Dessente "Les Cimetières militaires de Neuville-en-Condroz": pp. 127-128 (burials of American soldiers after the consecration of the Cemetery & Memorial)
      Specifics: final burial at Neuville-en-Condroz, Belgium (Ardennes USMC) C-2-58 on 28 November 1972
      Unit: (never identified)

    129. X-9410 Neuville: (never identified)
      Recovered at ,
      Source: Ferdinand M. Dessente "Les Cimetières militaires de Neuville-en-Condroz": pp. 127-128 (burials of American soldiers after the consecration of the Cemetery & Memorial)
      Specifics: final burial at Neuville-en-Condroz, Belgium (Ardennes USMC) C-3-58 on 6 May 1973
      Unit: (never identified)

    130. X-9423 Neuville: (never identified)
      Recovered at ,
      Source: Ferdinand M. Dessente "Les Cimetières militaires de Neuville-en-Condroz": pp. 127-128 (burials of American soldiers after the consecration of the Cemetery & Memorial)
      Specifics: final burial at Neuville-en-Condroz, Belgium (Ardennes USMC) C-5-58 on 28 July 1976
      Unit: (never identified)

    131. X-9424 Neuville: (never identified)
      Recovered at ,
      Source: Ferdinand M. Dessente "Les Cimetières militaires de Neuville-en-Condroz": pp. 127-128 (burials of American soldiers after the consecration of the Cemetery & Memorial)
      Specifics: final burial at Neuville-en-Condroz, Belgium (Ardennes USMC) C-6-58 on 28 July 1976
      Unit: (never identified)

    132. X-9425 Neuville: (never identified)
      Recovered at ,
      Source: Ferdinand M. Dessente "Les Cimetières militaires de Neuville-en-Condroz": pp. 127-128 (burials of American soldiers after the consecration of the Cemetery & Memorial)
      Specifics: final burial at Neuville-en-Condroz, Belgium (Ardennes USMC) C-7-58 on 28 July 1976
      Unit: (never identified)

    133. X-9437 : Renda, George J. (Pfc. 33161965)
      Recovered 1977 - ? at Holland, Overloon
      Source: IDPF of George Renda (48 AIB)
      Specifics:
      Unit: Company "C", 48th Armored Infantry Battalion, 7th Armored Division

    134. X-9438 : Gonsowski, Aloysius (Pfc. 32253289)
      Recovered 1977 - ? at Holland, Overloon
      Source: IDPF of Aloysius Gonsowski (48 AIB)
      Specifics:
      Unit: Company "C", 48th Armored Infantry Battalion, 7th Armored Division

    135. X-9441 Neuville: (never identified)
      Recovered at ,
      Source: Ferdinand M. Dessente "Les Cimetières militaires de Neuville-en-Condroz": pp. 127-128 (burials of American soldiers after the consecration of the Cemetery & Memorial)
      Specifics: final burial at Neuville-en-Condroz, Belgium (Ardennes USMC) C-12-58 on 13 September 1978
      Unit: (never identified)

    136. X-9442 Neuville: (never identified)
      Recovered at ,
      Source: Ferdinand M. Dessente "Les Cimetières militaires de Neuville-en-Condroz": pp. 127-128 (burials of American soldiers after the consecration of the Cemetery & Memorial)
      Specifics: final burial at Neuville-en-Condroz, Belgium (Ardennes USMC) C-13-58 on 13 September 1978
      Unit: (never identified)

    137. X-9443 Neuville: (never identified)
      Recovered at ,
      Source: Ferdinand M. Dessente "Les Cimetières militaires de Neuville-en-Condroz": pp. 127-128 (burials of American soldiers after the consecration of the Cemetery & Memorial)
      Specifics: final burial at Neuville-en-Condroz, Belgium (Ardennes USMC) B-7-6 on 8 November 1978 [NOTE: B-7-6 had been the grave of T/5 Thurston Hollar, whose son had received the (very difficult to obtain) approval to have repatriated.]
      Unit: (never identified)

    138. X-9450 Neuville: (never identified)
      Recovered at ,
      Source: Ferdinand M. Dessente "Les Cimetières militaires de Neuville-en-Condroz": pp. 127-128 (burials of American soldiers after the consecration of the Cemetery & Memorial)
      Specifics: final burial at Neuville-en-Condroz, Belgium (Ardennes USMC) B-31-59 on 17 April 1980
      Unit: (never identified)

    139. X-17899 : Blankenship, Paul G. (Pvt. 33652284)
      Recovered 1959-11 at Holland, Vierlingsbeek
      Source: IDPF of Paul Blankenship (38 AIB)
      Specifics: had both numbers X-9321 and X-17899
      Unit: Company "B", 38th Armored Infantry Battalion, 7th Armored Division

    140. X-70103 Neuville: (never identified)
      Recovered at ,
      Source: Ferdinand M. Dessente "Les Cimetières militaires de Neuville-en-Condroz": pp. 127-128 (burials of American soldiers after the consecration of the Cemetery & Memorial)
      Specifics: final burial at Neuville-en-Condroz, Belgium (Ardennes USMC) A-31-58 on 15 September 1964
      Unit: (never identified)

    141. X-70121 Neuville: (never identified)
      Recovered at ,
      Source: Ferdinand M. Dessente "Les Cimetières militaires de Neuville-en-Condroz": pp. 127-128 (burials of American soldiers after the consecration of the Cemetery & Memorial)
      Specifics: final burial at Neuville-en-Condroz, Belgium (Ardennes USMC) D-12-58 on 30 July 1963
      Unit: (never identified)

    142. X-70135 Neuville: (never identified)
      Recovered at ,
      Source: Ferdinand M. Dessente "Les Cimetières militaires de Neuville-en-Condroz": pp. 127-128 (burials of American soldiers after the consecration of the Cemetery & Memorial)
      Specifics: final burial at Neuville-en-Condroz, Belgium (Ardennes USMC) B-33-59 on 16 October 1984
      Unit: (never identified)


    Grave Registration Information
    Books
    • Dessente, Ferdinand M. "Les Cimitières militaires de Neuville-en-Condroz", A & Ω: Belgium, 1997
    • Shomon, Lt. Col. Joseph James. "Crosses in the Wind", 2nd editon, Keulers, Geleen: Netherlands, 1991 (first edition published 1947 by Stratford House, New York)
    • Sledge, Michael. "Soldier Dead: How We Recover, Identify, Bury, & Honor our Military Fallen", Columbia University Press: New York, 2005
    • Warnock, Bill. "The Dead of Winter: How Battlefield Investigators, WWII Veterans, and Forensic Scientists Solved the Mystery of the Bulge's Lost Soldiers", Chamberlain Brothers: 2005

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