grave/burial

The area most likely to have the remains of Lt. Garner.

Another area where Lt. Garner might rest. The other area is behind the brick wall on the left of the basketball court.

The area where Lt. Garner was finally buried, once an open field, but now a maze of structures. However, the small zone where he was mostly likely buried has some large open areas in it, and the soil has not been greatly disturbed.

"5529-116 A funeral in the CBI. Someone reads over a coffin with an American flag draped over its top, resting on a lawn somewhere in the CBI."

GIs in the CBI visiting a military graveyard during WWII.

Chinese laborers carrying an American war dead draped in US flag. Near Tengchong, Yunnan, China. Williams notes that he had given blood donation for this soldier, but he had still not survived. From the collection of Kenneth Williams.

A funeral parade in a small town in China during WWII.

Rural men carry a wooden coffin in SW China during WWII.

Cross markers at the Manila American Cemetery and Memorial, 2006. Photo by Dave Dwiggins.

The U.S. Military and The Philippine Army presenting their countries' flags on Memorial Day 2006. Photo by Dave Dwiggins.