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Sergeant Francis John Day
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Sergeant Francis John Day
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Sergeant Francis John Day
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Sergeant Francis John Day
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Sergeant Francis John Day
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Sergeant Francis John Day
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Sergeant Francis John Day
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Sergeant Francis John Day
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In the Books of Remembrance
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Page 28 of the Second World War Book of Remembrance.
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MOLENBEERSEL CHURCHYARD Belgium
MOLENBEERSEL CHURCHYARD CEMETERY
The village of Molenbeersel is located north-west of the town of Maaseik on the N73. From the motorway E313 which runs between Antwerpen and Luik turn off at junction 25 Kwaadmechelen. Turn onto the N141 direction Oostham, through the village of Oostham and the road joins with the N73 in the village of Heppen. Follow the N73 to the town of Bree. At the junction with the N76 follow the N76/N73 direction Kinrooi. In Kinrooi turn left onto the N762 direction Molenbeersel, on entering the village the church is on the right and the cemetery is behind the church. The graves are located in the rear left hand corner of the cemetery.
For more information, visit Commonwealth War Graves Commission.
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