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A l'issue de la guerre, les autorités
américaines dressent le plan de toutes les sépultures de leurs soldats sur le
territoire français, pour en assurer sinon le transfert, du moins la
conservation. Nous avons déjà utilisé le plan américain du cimetière militaire
de Blâmont pour localiser, puis confirmer, la position du
cimetière allemand de Blâmont.
Voici 15 cartes de sépultures de l'est du Lunévillois (zone Vezouze, Cirey...),
dans leurs versions originales et dans un retraitement graphique .
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| BADONVILLER |
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| BADONVILLER |
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| BÉNAMÉNIL |
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| BLÂMONT |
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| CIREY |
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| DOMJEVIN |
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| Entre DOMEVRE et MERVILLER |
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| ANCERVILLER - JESAIN |
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| LUNÉVILLE |
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| LUNÉVILLE - MARAINVILLER - CROISMARE |
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| MONTIGNY |
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| PETITMONT |
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| PEXONNE |
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| REHERREY |
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| Vers MONTIGNY |
Signal Corps - 52639 - Cemetery
Montigney containing eleven American graves, 9 of 77th
division, and 2 of 37th division; Montigney, Meurthe et
Moselle, France |
Signal Corps -
52318 - Cemetary in no man’s land opposite P.P.No.1 at Ancerviller, Meuse,
France |
Signal Corps -
52631 - Small cemetery at Ancerviller, where French, American and German
soldiers are buried, Ancerviller, Meurthe et Moselle, France |
Signal Corps - 153412 - Body of
captain Blanton Barret buried by Germans the 22nd of July. A
card found in the pocket announced the birth of a daughter
by name of Caroline to Capt. and Mrs. Barrett. Used as
identification. Cirey, Meurthe -et-Moselle, France |
Signal Corps - 153413 - The only
identification found on this body was a small card showing
that he was from Foster Rubber Co., Boston, Mass. a wound in
the shoulder was also found and an infantry collar ornament.
His dressing might show a first aid patient, Cirey, Meurthe
et Moselle, France |
Signal Corps - 153414 - A coffin
furnished by graves registration bureau. Cirey,
Meurthe-et-Moselle, France |
Signal Corps - 153415 - An
unidentified american soldier's grave, after it had been
redug by the grave registration bureau. Cirey,
Meurthe-et-Moselle, France |
Signal Corps - 153416 - The hole
in which 14 Americans (enlisted men) and one Captain, were
buried. Showing Sgt. Tope and his men of Graves Registration
Bureau removing a decayed of an American soldier to be
reburied, Cirey, Meurthe-et-Moselle, France |
Signal Corps - 153417 - Graves
registration bureau unit #8 Advance Section S.O.S. Left to
right: 2nd Lt S.C. Ball; 2nd Lt W.A. Milles; Sgt. Tope; Sgt.
R. W. Sperry. Cirey, Meurthe-et-Moselle, France |
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