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Position:Home>Genealogy> How do i find out about a relative that died at d-day?Question:Here are all of the cemetaries of all the soldiers buried in Normandy after D-day. You don't mention his nationality, so I give you all of them. http://battlefieldsww2.50megs.com/norman... If he was an American, here's a link to the list of all the dead who are buried in a military cemetary. http://www.abmc.gov/wardead/index.php Once you figure out their name and country, contact the National Archives for that country and request a copy of his military service records. If he was an American, here's the website where you start: http://www.archives.gov/st-louis/militar... Best Answer - Chosen by Asker: Here are all of the cemetaries of all the soldiers buried in Normandy after D-day. You don't mention his nationality, so I give you all of them. http://battlefieldsww2.50megs.com/norman... If he was an American, here's a link to the list of all the dead who are buried in a military cemetary. http://www.abmc.gov/wardead/index.php Once you figure out their name and country, contact the National Archives for that country and request a copy of his military service records. If he was an American, here's the website where you start: http://www.archives.gov/st-louis/militar... My first thought is to try the web sites of war memorials or war cemetaries...like Arlington (that's the only one that comes to mind)...good luck. miltery records The following web site lists American, British, Canadian, and German soldiers by cemetery: http://www.normandy1944.info/ |