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your relative or ancestor served in the United States
Armed Forces and died overseas during World War I, World
War II, the Korean War, or the Vietnam War, access to his
or her information is available at the American Battle Monuments
Commission website.
This site contains information about overseas burial locations,
service rank, cause of death, etc. Once you select a war
listing, type the soldier's surname, then select from the
list. If you do not have access to the Internet from home,
access is available from your local library.
Information may include the following: Name, Rank/Service,
Regiment, Division, Death Date, Burial Information, and
Cemetery.
The following is a partial list of World War I servicemen
recruited from New Mexico who died overseas:
Edward Blackburn, Private First Class, US Army 1st
Construction Company 3 Feb 1919 Plot B Row 02 Grave 09 Brookwood
American Cemetery, Brookwood, England.
Manuel Chavez, Private, US Army 355th Infantry89th Infantry
5 Nov 1918 Plot F, Row 41, Grave 23 Meuse-Argonne American
Cemetery, Romagne, France.
Tomas Herrera, Private, US Army 4th Infantry3rd Infantry
14 Oct 1918 Plot H, Row 11, Grave 19 Meuse-Argonne American
Cemetery, Romagne, France.
Adolfo Lopez, Private, US Army 110th Infantry28th Infantry
17 Oct 1918 Plot B, Row 07, Grave 29 Suresnes American Cemetery,
Suresnes, France.
Francisco O. Lucero, Private, US Army 125th Field Artillery
34th Infantry 16 Oct 1918 Plot D, Row 07, Grave 02 Brookwood
American Cemetery, Brookwood, England.
Cipriano Martinez, Private, US Army 20th Engineer 28
Oct 1918 Plot D, Row 01, Grave 06 Oise-Aisne American Cemetery,
Fere-en-Tardenois, France.
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