Maryland Family Buries Korean War Vet Six Decades After Disappearance

North Korea sent remains in 90s but it took a decade to identify them

Reason Staff | 2.13.2013 7:40 AM

A Maryland family is saying goodbye to a Korean War soldier 62 years after he disappeared.

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Maryland Family Buries Korean War Vet Six Decades After Disappearance

North Korea sent remains in 90s but it took a decade to identify them

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