Posted on Feb 24, 2020
Three U.S. Planes Lost During World War II Found in Pacific Lagoon
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It's hard to relate if you don't have someone missing. Grieving is necessary, but it can't truly do its useful work when there is no body to bury or some assurance that it was buried in a place you could visit, might visit someday.
It's hard to relate if you don't have someone missing. Grieving is necessary, but it can't truly do its useful work when there is no body to bury or some assurance that it was buried in a place you could visit, might visit someday.
Three U.S. Planes Lost During World War II Found in Pacific Lagoon
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“72,000 servicemen from WW II remain missing”? CPT Jack Durish That is a lot! If 7,000 remains of missing servicemen being recovered, there leaves many more!
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