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George Victor Adam
Private First Class George Victor Adam served in the U.S. Army. George served in World War II. George was 26 years old.
Pfc George V. Adam was a chauffeur before he enlisted in New Haven, Connecticut on 17 December 1943. | He was wounded by a gunshot in the chest and died of his wounds. | He was first buried at the Temporary American Military Cemetery of Stromberg, Germany.
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Private First ClassE Company, | 2nd Battalion, | 385th Infantry Regiment, | 76th Infantry Division
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Honors · 2 decorations
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Solid line: Home Front · dashed: Loved Ones · outlined circle: named in the record, not yet held
Burial Information
- The cemetery · the exact grave is not yet placed
Laid nearby · Section G
449 others are held in this section; the nearest 12 by row and grave.
Cuno Otto Fredrick WesargRow 16 · Grave 23
Stanley Joseph Stevens Jr.Row 16 · Grave 25Charles Francis WilliamsRow 16 · Grave 26
Vaughn Hartley Mac ArthurRow 16 · Grave 22
Robert H BradyRow 16 · Grave 21
William Elzy Hall Jr.Row 16 · Grave 27James Arthur SmithRow 16 · Grave 20Richard Joseph PolumboRow 16 · Grave 28Arnold Merlin RydenRow 16 · Grave 29
Augustine Anthony Di PietroRow 16 · Grave 19Alfred PughRow 16 · Grave 30
Roger Peter WagnerRow 16 · Grave 18This page is permanent and free. No fee to view it, no advertising, no tracking, and no account required. It will not be taken down.
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