Military IDs remains of World War II soldier from East St. Louis who died in POW camp
“The family is looking forward to bringing him home and laying him to rest,” said a great-nephew.
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“The family is looking forward to bringing him home and laying him to rest,” said a great-nephew.
While serving in the Philippines during World War II, U.S. Army Air Corps Pfc. Glenn Harris was captured, forced to walk in the Bataan Death March and held as a
A procession beginning in Paso Robles will honor the Army private, who died in the Philippines after the Bataan Death March.
While serving in the Philippines during World War II, U.S. Army Air Corps Pfc. Glenn Harris was captured, forced to walk in the Bataan Death March and held as a prisoner at a camp more than 7,000 miles away from his home on the Central Coast. He would never return to California — until now.
More than 80 years after Pfc. Glenn Harris death, the fallen soldier is finally coming home.