“France has given three fields of honor at Romagne, Thiacort and at Beaumont”.
This short notice from an American military newspaper reported that four percent of the American dead were considered unidentifiable.
Click here to read an article from 1927 by General Pershing regarding the American cemeteries in Europe.
World War OneFirst World WarA.E.F.A.E.F. CemeteriesU.S. Graves Registration Service in 1918-1919Quartermaster Corps and U.S. CemeteriesMeuse-Argonne U.S. CemeterySt. Mihiel American CemeteryAisne-Marne U.S. CemetaryAmerican Battle Monuments CommissionPost-World War One American Cemeteries
![The Creation of[BR] the American Military Cemeteries in Post-W.W. I France](https://oldmagazinearticles.com/pdf/POST-WAR-US-Cemetaries_0001.jpg)
World War OneFirst World WarA.E.F.A.E.F. CemeteriesU.S. Graves Registration Service in 1918-1919Quartermaster Corps and U.S. CemeteriesMeuse-Argonne U.S. CemeterySt. Mihiel American CemeteryAisne-Marne U.S. CemetaryAmerican Battle Monuments CommissionPost-World War One American Cemeteries
