On 7 June
1944 The 4th Inf Div's 4th Medical
Battalion put the wounded men listed
below on a LCVP. These 19 men left
Utah Beach towards ships that would take
them to Hospitals in England. This
LCVP hit a mine in the Bay of Seine.
Some were found days and weeks later and
buried at sea. Others were never
found and two men were found all the way
across the Bay and buried by the
Germans. Each IDPF is here as
well, just click on the ASN.
Here is a link with a
map and timeline.
Name |
Rank |
ASN |
Division |
Regiment |
Company |
Cemetery Name |
Date of Casualty |
Location of Death |
Holloman, Wallace S. |
Corporal |
6968562 |
101st Abn Div |
501st Prcht Inf |
Co I |
FOD |
6/7/1944 |
Suffered a broken leg on DZ,
evacuated to beach, never seen again |
Hickson, Robert W. |
Private |
11047676 |
101st Abn Div |
502nd Prcht Inf |
Co B |
St. Andre |
6/10/1944 |
LCVP hit a mine while being
transported back to the UK. |
Hester, Robert G. |
Private |
14068577 |
101st Abn Div |
502nd Prcht Inf |
Co B |
St. Andre |
6/10/1944 |
LCVP hit a mine while being
transported back to the UK. |
Bucior, Bernard G. |
First Lieutenant |
0-1294972 |
101st Abn Div |
502nd Prcht Inf |
Co C |
FOD |
6/6/1944 |
LCVP hit a mine while being
transported back to the UK., treated
on Utah Beach by 4th ID Medical. |
Lesko, John P. |
Private First Class |
13048930 |
101st Abn Div |
502nd Prcht Inf |
Hq & Hq Co |
FOD |
6/6/1944 |
LCVP hit a mine while being
transported back to the UK. |
Hudak, Joseph B. |
Private |
33423375 |
101st Abn Div |
502nd Prcht Inf |
Hq & Hq Co |
FOD |
6/6/1944 |
LCVP hit a mine while being
transported back to the UK, treated
on Utah Beach at Battalion Aid
Station, shot in left leg and right
foot |
Evers, Lloyd M. |
Second Lieutenant |
0-1293739 |
101st Abn Div |
502nd Prcht Inf |
Hq & Hq Co |
Brookwood |
6/7/1944 |
LCVP hit a mine while being
transported back to the UK. |
Jesper, Robert E. |
Private |
32804484 |
101st Abn Div |
502nd Prcht Inf |
Hq & Hq Co |
FOD |
6/6/1944 |
LCVP hit a mine while being
transported back to the UK., treated
seen on Utah Beach at Batallion Aid
Station, shot in chest. |
Smith, R.V. |
Private |
20402383 |
101st Abn Div |
502nd Prcht Inf |
Hq Co 3rd Bn |
FOD |
6/7/1944 |
LCVP hit a mine while being
transported back to the UK., ankle
injury, treated on Utah Beach by 4th
ID Medical. |
Harper, James T. |
Private First Class |
35671355 |
4th Inf Div |
22nd Inf |
Co L |
FOD |
6/6/1944 |
LCVP hit a mine while being
transported back to the UK. |
Antoszewski, Richard I. |
Private First Class |
36715624 |
4th Inf Div |
8th Inf |
Co A |
FOD |
6/7/1944 |
LCVP hit a mine while being
transported back to the UK. |
Carriker, Edward T. |
Staff Sergeant |
6972535 |
4th Inf Div |
8th Inf |
Co H |
FOD |
7/15/1944 |
LCVP hit a mine while being
transported back to the UK. |
Ashenfelter, Edgar J. |
Private |
35614631 |
82nd Abn Div |
325th Gli Inf |
Co G |
FOD |
6/7/1944 |
LCVP hit a mine while being
transported back to the UK. |
Sokol, Sylvester F. |
Private |
33365213 |
82nd Abn Div |
507th Prcht Inf |
Hq Co 3rd Bn |
FOD |
6/6/1944 |
LCVP hit a mine while being
transported back to the UK.treated
on Utah Beach at Batallion Aid
Station, shot in left leg and right
foot |
O'Rourke, James W. |
Technician 5th Grade |
32370027 |
82nd Abn Div |
507th Prcht Inf |
Med Det |
FOD |
6/7/1944 |
LCVP hit a mine while being
transported back to the UK., ankle
injury, treated on Utah Beach by 4th
ID Medical. |
Wheeler, Jack R. |
Private First Class |
34475431 |
82nd Abn Div |
508th Prcht Inf |
Co G |
FOD |
7/7/1944 |
LCVP hit a mine while being
transported back to the UK. |
Langston, William L. |
Private First Class |
18086596 |
90th Inf Div |
359th Inf |
Co A |
FOD |
6/6/1944 |
LCVP hit a mine while being
transported back to the UK. |
Sanders, Raymond C. |
Private First Class |
37107418 |
90th Inf Div |
359th Inf |
Co B |
FOD |
6/7/1944 |
LCVP hit a mine while being
transported back to the UK. |
Hoke, James T. |
Private First Class |
38094200 |
90th Inf Div |
359th Inf |
Co M |
FOD |
6/6/1944 |
LCVP hit a mine while being
transported back to the UK. |
These are from
Morning Reports, Payroll Records and Weekly Burial
Reports. These are from Military Records, not first
hand accounts or from any other reports.
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