WWII Airman's Remains Identified After 80-Year Mystery Solved Through Military Effort
The remains of a Pennsylvania airman who disappeared in World War II after a plane crash over Burma have been identified after an 80-year mystery was solved through military dedication, paving the way for his long-awaited burial.
The remains of a World War II plane crash victim from Pennsylvania were finally identified after 80 years, allowing for his long-overdue burial in Arlington National Cemetery due to military dedication and tireless efforts by investigators. The identification came nearly eight decades after the airman disappeared over Burma during WWII. His family can now lay him to rest in a final resting place befitting a hero of World War II. The recovery marks the end of an 80-year mystery, brought closure to the family, and honors the memory of the fallen soldier.
