South Korea Launches Program to Recover Korean War Soldier Remains
The South Korean government has initiated its second-half program to recover the remains of soldiers who died during the Korean War.
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Govt. launches 2nd half program to recover remains of fallen Korean War soldiers
The defense ministry said Monday it has launched second-half operations to recover and identify the remains of soldiers killed in the 1950-53 Korean War, continuing its efforts to bring closure to families of service members killed in action or still missing. The Agency for KIA Recovery and Identification under the ministry will carry out the excavation project starting Monday through Nov. 27, deploying troops from 14 Army divisions and brigades, and the 1st Marine Division, the ministry said. T
By The Korea Herald
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SEOUL, Aug. 31 (Yonhap) -- The defense ministry said Monday it has launched seco...
By Kim Seung-yeon
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