Martin Joseph Wetzel
Pilot, U.S. Army Air Forces
Royal Air Force Ferry Command
Entered the Service from: New Jersey
Royal Air Force Ferry Command
Entered the Service from: New Jersey
Died: 14-Aug-41
Buried at: Plot G Row 3 Grave 156
Cambridge American Cemetery
Cambridge, England
Buried at: Plot G Row 3 Grave 156
Cambridge American Cemetery
Cambridge, England
Martin wanted to join the fight in WWII before the United States was officially involved and gave his life before the bombing of Pearl Harbor. We recognize his sacrifice and call to serve.
Cambridge American Cemetery and Memorial is one of 14 American WWII military cemeteries erected on foreign soil. It began as a temporary cemetery in 1943 on land donated to the United States by Cambridge University. Buried there are over 3800 American servicemen and women who died during WWII. Included in the memorials in this cemetery is the jazz band leader, Glenn Miller, who died Dec 15, 1944, on his way to Paris to set up a Christmas program. The cemetery is maintained by the American Battlements Monuments Commission.
Cambridge American Cemetery and Memorial is one of 14 American WWII military cemeteries erected on foreign soil. It began as a temporary cemetery in 1943 on land donated to the United States by Cambridge University. Buried there are over 3800 American servicemen and women who died during WWII. Included in the memorials in this cemetery is the jazz band leader, Glenn Miller, who died Dec 15, 1944, on his way to Paris to set up a Christmas program. The cemetery is maintained by the American Battlements Monuments Commission.
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