Tunisia

The different campaigns explained in relief maps.

The arrows show where many of battles took place in Tunisia.

Looking back at the Wall of the Missing.  3,724 names of Missing in action.

They then saluted the fallen

Chapel.  The U.S. Flag, plus the Christian and Jewish chapel flags, are left of the alter.

The crosses and the shadows from the morning sun.

No matter how you look you see the straight lines the the cross form.

Name unknown.    HERE RESTS IN HONORED GLORY A COMRADE IN ARMS KNOWN BUT TO GOD

Fallen American Headstone.  Medal of Honor   Nicholas Minue

Written information for Nicholas Minue and what he did to have this honor bestowed on him.

Private Nicholas Minue , 1905–1943, Medal of Honor recipient for his bravery near Majaz al Bab, Tunisia

His place within the cemetery among his fellow troops.

Captain Foy Draper, 1911–1943, Gold Medal Olympic sprinter, 1936 Olympics, and USAAF pilot, second from left

Rows of crosses facing the entrance as you first enter the cemetery.

Capt Foy Draper was a member of the USA&#039;s winning 400 meter Relay Team at the 1936 Olyympics.

Star of David for our Jewish Veterans