ISOB Wilkie
Details:
Gravesite: VIII. C.34 Isolated Burial
A standard US inscribed upright white marble headstone.
Corporal David T. Wilkie was from Scotland and served in the 362nd Infantry Regiment of the 91st Infantry Division. He died just after the war, most likely of Spanish Flu and is buried in a Commonwealth War Grave Cemetery.
From the CWGC website: The cemetery at Terlincthun was begun in June 1918 when the space available for service burials in the civil cemeteries of Boulogne and Wimereux was exhausted. It was used chiefly for about 3000 burials from the base hospitals. The cemetery contains 4378 burials from both WW1 and WW2,.
Monument Text:
CORPORAL
DAVID T WILKIE
MONTANA
CORPL 362nd INF U.S.A
91 DIV
NOVEMBER 22, !918
NATIVE OF SCOTLAND
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People:
Units:
362nd Infantry Regiment, 91st Infantry Division
91st Division
91st Infantry Division
American Expeditionary Forces (AEF)
Wars:
WWI