Danville National Cemetery

The National Cemeteries in the U.S.A. are used for war graves, graves of U.S. military personnel, veterans and their spouses but not exclusively so. There are also special state veteran cemeteries.

Danville National Cemetery contains war graves of the First and Second World War and the Korea War. It is also used to bury veterans of the World Wars and other wars. In 2008, there were in total 10,526 graves on this cemetery.


Danville National Cemetery contains the grave of the following person, who fought for the United States of America and who gave his life in the war in Afghanistan and/or Operation Enduring Freedom:

1 December 2009 , Sergeant Kenneth Ray "Bub" Nichols Jr., aged 28


Danville National Cemetery contains the graves of the following people, who fought for the United States of America and who gave their lives in the War in Iraq and/or Operation Iraqi Freedom:

11 August 2007 , Specialist Justin Owen Penrod, aged 24
27 October 2009 , Major David L. Audo, aged 36

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Source

• Text: Fedor de Vries
• Photos: Paul Everett