I went this weekend visited
Oise- Aisne American Cemetery And Memorial
located to the Seringes et-Nesles.
The Oise-Aisne military cemetery was created on the very spot where the 42Nd American Division ,the so-called " Rainbow Division " fought . Among the 6,012 graves is that of poet joyce kilmer, a sergeant in the 165th regiment (42nd Division), who was killed on july 30th 1918 .You will see the grave .
The link Joyce Kilmer :
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joyce_Kilmer
you can also see pictures I have taken of the
Roosevelt fountain at Coulonges -Cohan .
In the little village of chamery stands the fountain erected by the family of first Lieutnant Quentin Roosevelt , youngest son of President Theodore Roosevelt , killed in a dogfight over the area on july 14th 1918 .
I have taken of the Pictures or first lieutenant Quentin Roosevelt was shot down in aerial combat the july 14 1918 . His grave was marked by small monument in the field where his plane crashed .
The Link Quentin Roosevelt :
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quentin_Roosevelt
I hope you enjoy the pictures , you can see them here:
http://picasaweb.google.com/waminvero/Oisn...mericanCemetery
Vee 
Vee the Roosevelt story was very interesting but the photos of the Oise-Asine Cemetery are what took my
attention. It is obviously a beatiful place in a great setting, I can understand why it means so much to you.
Colin. 
Colin,Thank you very much that you like the photos, when I'm visiting such places .
I love always to make lots photos to share them with you all .
Vee
Under every white cross of American Cemetery of Colleville (Normandy), sleeps a piece of Freedom
Thanks for the pictures, Vee. As usual, they are very well done, document just about all there is to see there, and make me wish I could visit!
The relief carvings were very neat - I love that blocky Art Deco style that was popular at the time. (If I'm wrong about that and it is some other art style - someone let me know.)
Here is one of my favorites:
Maj Todd O. USMC, Retired
Grandson of LTC John O'Brien
Todd ,
I am happy that the pictures you enjoy it !
I will say that when I took the photos blocky Art Deco style .
I think of you 
. Because, I know that you like much.
So I try to take as much as possible for you !
I love always to make lots photos to share them with you all . 
Vee
Under every white cross of American Cemetery of Colleville (Normandy), sleeps a piece of Freedom
