Lt. Falck was originally buried together with L/Cpl. Newby but his grave is now lost. A search for his remains, initiated by a veteran from his unit (John Hamblett) in 1995 was unsuccessful. Falck was a German/Dutch refugee. He jumped in with 2nd lift into intense fire from the ground. An eye-witness named L/Cpl. Stanley Reast gave testimony in 1993 that he buried both Falck and a Cpl Jack Newby in an orchard near where he found them dead propped up against a lamp post where they were killed during the defensive battle near the Hartenstein HQ. In 1945, Newby\\'s body was found with his ID tags but Falck had removed his ID (in case of capture by the Germans) but Reast had seen his cheque book and knew it was him anyway; both bodies were buried - it is almost certain - in one grave with only Newby\\'s name on. John Hamblett struggled to have Falck\\'s name put on a proper headstone at Oosterbeek and removed from the Groesebeek memorial but the CWGC have declined as they are