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Dr. John Moser meet with Derek Abbey, President & CEO of Project Recover, a non-profit organization that searches for still-missing American service members…

Inside the search for a plane shot down over the Pacific—and the new effort to bring its fallen heroes home

Pat Scannon BSCH '69 has devoted the last three decades to locating the remains of Americans missing in action and bringing closure to their families.

WORLAND — In 2021, Lt. Ray Krogman’s family reaped the benefits of a scientific recovery team that found the remains of Krogman more than 50 years after he disappeared over

Worland resident partners with Washakie Cinemas for two free showings next week.

Central Oregon is invited to a screening of To What Remains, a full-length documentary based on the work of Project Recover, an organization searching for

Radioman Walter Mintus, who was shot down in the Pacific during World War II and his remains weren't found until 2016, will be recognized with a plaque on Mount Soledad on Memorial Day.

Derek Abbey is the president and CEO of Project Recover. He is based in Bend but travels around the world working on missions for the organization.

Tides ebb and flow, giving way to abundant life covering two-thirds of Earth's surface. Discover a world of wonder as we go underwater in March. From plankton

Oregon State University - Cascades will host an event that explores one organization's dedication to find and repatriate Americans missing in action since World War II. The event, called "Project Recover: To What Remains" will feature clips from the documentary "To What Remains" and a discussion with Derek Abbey, a Bend resident, who is president and CEO of Project Recover. The event is in recognition of Veterans Day and will take place at 6:45 p.m. on Nov. 3 in the atri...