Belgian War Grave Ucimont
There is a Belgian war grave at the Ucimont cemetery.
Georges GRIDLET was a soldier in the 10th Line Regiment
After being a prisoner of war, he was sent to Wetteren, probably to clear shells in the ammunition park, where three others died. Georges Gridlet died on March 3, 1919, on his 26th birthday, in a hospital in Wetteren from pneumonia.
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- Text: TracesOfWar
- Photos: Marie-Christine Vinck
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- Foundation German Radar Post "Bulle" - Mogimont
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- War Memorial Ucimont - Ucimont (Bouillon)
- Memorial Stone Botassart - Botassart (Ucimont)
- Memorial First World War Sensenruth - Sensenruth (Bouillon)
Cemetery
- Commonwealth War Graves Ucimont - Ucimont (Bouillon)
- Belgian Graves Veterans Ucimont - Ucimont (Bouillon)
- Belgian Grave Veteran Sensenruth - Sensenruth (Bouillon)
Fortification
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