Vietnam War Martyrs' Remains Identified Through Photos, Personal Items
During excavations of martyrs' remains in Quang Ngai province, Vietnam, personal items including a photo album and a wallet were discovered. These are being used to identify unknown soldiers, cross-referenced with DNA testing.
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