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US Korean War Soldier's Remains Identified 75 Years Later
The remains of a teenage US soldier who went missing during the Korean War have been identified 75 years after his disappearance. This identification brings closure to a decades-long search for the fallen serviceman.
15 Apr, 19:03 — 15 Apr, 19:03
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The IndependentMostly Factual6d ago
A teenage US soldier went missing during the Korean War. Now, 75 years later, his remains have been accounted for
U.S. Army Sergeant Celestino Chavez Jr. of Gallup, New Mexico, had left a letter with his mother telling her not to cry if he didn’t make it back from the war
By Mike Bedigan
Read full article →YahooMostly Factual6d ago
A teenage US soldier went missing during the Korean War. Now, 75 years later, his remains have been accounted for
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First report: The Independent · 15 Apr, 19:03|Full coverage: 2 · 0m|Window: 0m
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