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This page contains the photographs of members of 489th Armored Field Artillery Bn who died overseas in World War II.
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T/4 Vernon Anthony Kocher (36 053 917) - Battery A
KIA January 17, 1945 in vicinity of Steinbach, Belgium - Age: 30y 9m 20d
MOS: 802 - Home Town: Stringtown, IL - Buried at Henri-Chapelle, Belgium US Military Cemetery F-7-3
Photo thanks to his cousin Eric Rennier
Richard Warren "Buster" Sarver (36 376 347) - Battery A
Died February 12, 1945 of wounds suffered January 23, 1945 in vicinity of Elvange/Ilvendingen or Born, Belgium - Age: 23y 1m 21d
MOS: 744 - Home Town: Herrick, IL - Buried at Henri-Chapelle, Belgium US Military Cemetery D-16-48
Photo thanks to his niece's daughter Christy Smith