Je suis à la recherche de la tombe d'un chauffeur d'ambulance bénévole anglais qui a été tué près de Soissons, le 28 mai 1918. Monsieur Kendal était attaché à la Division Française 39ème.
Il n'est pas commémoré par le British Commonwealth War Graves Commission.
Son nom est Monsieur Herbert Mowel Kendal.
Merci pour toute aide.
British Ambulance Committee
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Eric Mansuy
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- Inscription : mer. oct. 27, 2004 2:00 am
Re: British Ambulance Committee
Good evening Sir,
Do you happen to know which BAC section HM Kendal served with? I may not be able to give you a helping hand regarding that request, but such a piece of information could prove useful to me somehow, who knows?
I'll look forward to being given any hint about it before getting in touch with the competent and adequate organism dealing with such types of research, and shall then let you know.
Thank you very much in advance,
Best regards,
Eric Mansuy
Do you happen to know which BAC section HM Kendal served with? I may not be able to give you a helping hand regarding that request, but such a piece of information could prove useful to me somehow, who knows?
I'll look forward to being given any hint about it before getting in touch with the competent and adequate organism dealing with such types of research, and shall then let you know.
Thank you very much in advance,
Best regards,
Eric Mansuy
"Un pauvre diable a toujours eu pitié de son semblable, et rien ne ressemble plus à un soldat allemand dans sa tranchée que le soldat français dans la sienne. Ce sont deux pauvres bougres, voilà tout." Capitaine Paul Rimbault.