George was from Alabama, ranked Private First Class in the U.S. Army's all-black 333rd Field Artillery Battalion, serving in Liege, Belgium, during the Battle of the Bulge (a.k.a. the Ardennes Offensive) towards the end of WWII.
"The 11 were buried in temporary graves in Europe until 1947, when their families were contacted about permanent burial options... Seven of the dead are buried at the U.S. Military Cemetery at Henri-Chapelle, Liege, Belguim. The others were returned to the United States for burial."
Also commemorated here Wereth 11 Memorial Site
"The 11 were buried in temporary graves in Europe until 1947, when their families were contacted about permanent burial options... Seven of the dead are buried at the U.S. Military Cemetery at Henri-Chapelle, Liege, Belguim. The others were returned to the United States for burial."
Also commemorated here Wereth 11 Memorial Site
George was from Alabama, ranked Private First Class in the U.S. Army's all-black 333rd Field Artillery Battalion, serving in Liege, Belgium, during the Battle of the Bulge (a.k.a. the Ardennes Offensive) towards the end of WWII.
"The 11 were buried in temporary graves in Europe until 1947, when their families were contacted about permanent burial options... Seven of the dead are buried at the U.S. Military Cemetery at Henri-Chapelle, Liege, Belguim. The others were returned to the United States for burial."
Also commemorated here Wereth 11 Memorial Site
"The 11 were buried in temporary graves in Europe until 1947, when their families were contacted about permanent burial options... Seven of the dead are buried at the U.S. Military Cemetery at Henri-Chapelle, Liege, Belguim. The others were returned to the United States for burial."
Also commemorated here Wereth 11 Memorial Site
Inscription
Private First Class (PFC), Battery C, 333rd Field Artillery Battalion, U.S. Army, World War II
Gravesite Details
Serial Number 34553436
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