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Unknown US WW1 soldier buried in France 105 years after death - Vimarsana News

Unknown US WW1 soldier buried in France 105 years after death

SERINGES-ET-NESLES, France, June 8, 2023 (BSS/AFP) - An unidentified US World War I soldier whose remains were accidentally uncovered in

US World War I Soldier Whose Remains Were Uncovered In France Reburied - Vimarsana News

US World War I Soldier Whose Remains Were Uncovered In France Reburied

An unidentified US World War I soldier whose remains were accidentally uncovered in northern France last year was buried with full military honours on Wednesday, in the first such ceremony for 35 years.

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Newly found remains of unknown US soldier from WWI buried at military cemetery in France - Vimarsana News

Newly found remains of unknown US soldier from WWI buried at military cemetery in France

The remains of an unknown American soldier from World War I, which were discovered only a year ago, were buried Wednesday at an American military cemetery in northern France for the first time in more than 90 years.

Unknown US WW1 Soldier Buried In France 105 Years After Death - Vimarsana News

Unknown US WW1 Soldier Buried In France 105 Years After Death

An unidentified US World War I soldier whose remains were accidentally uncovered in northern France last year was buried with full military honours on Wednesday, in the first such ceremony for 35 years.

Unknown US WW1 Soldier Buried In France 105 Years After Death - Vimarsana News

Unknown US WW1 Soldier Buried In France 105 Years After Death

An unidentified US World War I soldier whose remains were accidentally uncovered in northern France last year was buried with full military honours on Wednesday, in the first such ceremony for 35 years.