128th Evacuation Hospital Unit, 8 miles north of Carentan, 1944: FIRST FRENCH BABY BORN IN AMERICAN HOSPITAL: M

128th Evacuation Hospital Unit, 8 miles north of Carentan, 06/22/1944

SC 190982Field no. ETO-HQ-44-5964RG 111

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FIRST FRENCH BABY BORN IN AMERICAN HOSPITAL: M. Cousnnufeory, Father, Mrs. Cousnnufeory, and Capt. Kathryn Helm, Cleveland, Ohio, chief nurse for the hospital, and baby, Bieni-Aime, believed to be the first French baby born in an American hospital in Cherbourg-Pentinsula, Evac. Hosp., France.

Date: 06/22/1944
Place: 128th Evacuation Hospital Unit, 8 miles north of Carentan · approximate position
SC number: 190982
Field number: ETO-HQ-44-5964
Source: U.S. National Archives, Record Group 111, Series: Official Army Photographs

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128th Evacuation Hospital Unit, 8 miles north of Carentan, 1944: FIRST FRENCH BABY BORN IN AMERICAN HOSPITAL: M

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