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Member Since: May 2003 Posts: 1 383 Send Message	Pat Kendrick	Report	6 Nov 2004 15:42
Member Since: May 2003 Posts: 1 383 Send Message	Ellen Try this site Servicepals Pat
Member Since: January 2004 Posts: 2 956 Send Message	syljo	Report	6 Nov 2004 15:29
	Where is Ranville cemetery? Sylvia xxx
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Member Since: August 2003 Posts: 13 033 Send Message	**JulieAnn*.sprinkling fairydust*	Report	6 Nov 2004 15:26
	ellen you should put this in the sun newspaper , it may get to more people, its a nice thought
Member Since: September 2004 Posts: 59 Send Message	Ellen	Report	6 Nov 2004 12:57
	I am trying to contact relatives of several soldiers who were killed in WWII. They were members of the Oxford & Bucks LI airbourne division and were killed or injured (dying within a few days) 12th June to 20th June 1944. They would be buried at Ranville cemetary. It was an accident not enemy fire. I have details for the relatives about the incident and also my father is willing to give them directions to the exact spot where it happened. They may even want to join a collective group visit next year to pay their respects.