Major Wenger was the Tank Corps Officer in charge of the burial of Deborah D51 at Flesquierers where she lay for some eighty years before

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The Story of Joseph ENGLING Extracts from the book by Rene Lejeune Table of Contents The 8th August 1918 begins to sound the death knell,