A veteran of WWII who lost his dogtags in France during WWII gets them back. Quite an amazing story. http://www.foxnews.com/us/2013/05/09/new-jersey-veteran-gets-back-dog-tag-lost-in-world-war-ii/
That is an interesting story, and there are fewer and fewer WW2 veterans still among us, everyday. I'm glad to see many are doing video archiving of their stories...eventually they will exist only in memory.
Pentagon tryin' to keep WWII MIA's from fading into history... Pentagon Enlisting Outsiders to Help Search for US WWII MIAs Sep 21, 2015 — Justin Taylan has been to the remote Pacific island nation of Papua New Guinea dozens of times over the past two decades, spending countless hours slogging through crocodile-infested swamps in his quest to document as many World War II airplane wreck sites as possible. See also: MOH Recipient Says Gold Star Families Monument Project Expanding Sep 21, 2015 | When ground is broken Sunday for a monument for Gold Star families in Fall River, Mass., Steve Sammis will be there as much more than a member of the local organizing committee. "My son is Capt. Benjamin W. Sammis, KIA 5 April, 2003," he said. "He was a Cobra pilot with [Marine Light Attack Helicopter Squadron] 267 out of San Diego."