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andy pugh
Good Evening All.
Could the I.D tags, ect, of these of these lads buried at Fromelles have been handed to the International Red Cross when they were buried by the Germans, and may be among the records which have just come to light recently at there headquarters in Switzerland? Look forward to your comments on this.
Regards Andy
ww1ptepatteson
Andy I would say that they might be, really depends on who buried them and who did they tell and give the disc's to bearing in mind some troops did not wear their tags but a very good question. I guess time will only tell.


Regards,

Phil
Fedelmar
They have been ... that is how the Australians have been identified.

Bright Blessings
Sandra
Cliff Rumsey
Peter Barton at WFA Petts Wood a few weeks back said that the Red Cross records were absolutely stunning.
He was equally complimentary of the German regiments record keeping as well so maybe.
That coupled with the DNA testing he felt that 2/3 identification was possible.
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