Long-lasting legacies of the Korean War linger in U S policy and memory
Sixty years after the Korean War, the United States remains tied to defending South Korea and aims to shift control to Seoul, a goal repeatedly delayed. The Pentagon reports ongoing challenges to accounting for thousands of missing service members amid lingering Washington Pyongyang hostility and a tense regional flashpoint.
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WW II airman identified for burial in New York hometown
Remains of Sgt. Dominick Licari identified by DNA after bone fragments and dog tags were recovered at a Papua New Guinea crash site. The 31 year old A-20 Havoc pilot was killed March 13, 1944, in a plane that also claimed Lt. Valerie Pollard. His brother Mort and sister Katharine will receive the casket at Albany airport before funeral in Frankfort on August 6.
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