Mierlo War Cemetery

Mierlo War Cemetery is a Commonwealth field of honor at 68 Geldropseweg, east of the Dutch village of Mierlo. The field came into existence in the spring of 1945, around the end of World War II. Most persons buried there died in the between September to November 1944, mostly in the region south and west of the river Meuse and, more to the west, during fighting for the Scheldt estuary. The graves are arranged in 8 sections (numbered 1 to 8) with 6 or 7 rows in each section (A to F or G).

Mierlo War Cemetery

Mierlo War Cemetery is a Commonwealth field of honor at 68 Geldropseweg, east of the Dutch village of Mierlo. The field came into existence in the spring of 1945, around the end of World War II. Most persons buried there died in the between September to November 1944, mostly in the region south and west of the river Meuse and, more to the west, during fighting for the Scheldt estuary. The graves are arranged in 8 sections (numbered 1 to 8) with 6 or 7 rows in each section (A to F or G).