Casualty Listing
This is the complete list of all casualties (KIA or MIA) of the 70th. The list
was sent to me via Lou Hoger. A special thanks goes to him. It is broken down
alphabetically. More information is available by clicking under the Related
Links below. Corrections and additions, when they become known, are made to the list periodically.
For those who may have a loved one buried overseas, the ABMC has a site tool
where you can locate the plot by either name or unit. Go
here to use the tool.
Related Links
Notes:
In WWII for MIA and for non-battle disappearance cases, by
regulation a Finding Of Death had to be determined within a year, hence FOD.
Sometime after WW II, the title was changed to Productive Finding of Death and
from that time on the acronym has been PFOD. The definition is the same for
both, however.
KIA: Killed in Action
DNB: Died - non battle
DOW: Died of Wounds
DOI: Died of Injuries
MIA: Missing in Action
FOD: Finding of Death
The majority of Trailblazers are buried at Epinal and St. Avold. However, there
are Trailblazers buried in the following cemeteries:
Luxembourg -10
Ardennes, Belgium - 10
Margraten, Netherlands - 8
Rhone, France - 2
Henri Chapelle, Belgium -1
Normandy, France -1
Cambridge, England - 1 |
