My parents took the train then a cab. I don't think it was a far cab ride. We drove as we had rented a car for our whole trip. I hope that helps. The women that works there is very helpful and speaks English very well. I bet you could email her and ask. Just a thought.

We visit all the war cemeteries and memorials every time we visit Europe. Our daughter is a WWII researcher who accompanied us on our trip last year. We visited Lorraine and many others. You could contact the American Battle Monuments Commission to see if they had any information about this, but we had the same issue with my cousin who was killed shortly after D-Day near St. Lo. He was temporarily buried at La Cambe which is now a German war cemetery but during the war was used by the 29th Infantry Division for burials. He was disinterred four years later and his body returned to his family in Chicago for burial in Bohemian National Cemetery. There is no record of him at ABMC because he was in a temporary cemetery. Only those permanently interred at ABMC cemeteries will show record, like that of my husband's cousin who was killed during the Battle of the Bulge and rests in Luxembourg American Cemetery. There is a good book you can purchase on Amazon entitled "The Foreign Burial of American War Dead" by Chris Dickon. Another book is "Crosses in the Wind" but it is very costly to purchase. We have investigated all of this carefully since our family lost men in both World Wars. Hope this helps.