New Mexico WWII soldier's remains identified nearly 80 years later
A team of U.S. government historians and researchers have identified Army Private Homer Mitchell from New Mexico as a soldier who died during World War II.
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A team of U.S. government historians and researchers have identified Army Private Homer Mitchell from New Mexico as a soldier who died during World War II.
About 160 service members have been accounted for over the last fiscal year as part of a massive, yearslong effort headed by the Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency.
After years of combing through military records and making some key deductions, a team of U.S. government historians and researchers has finally put a name to case file X-3212, identifying an Army private from eastern New Mexico named Homer Mitchell who died during World War II.
Historians have identified the remains of an Army private from eastern New Mexico who died during World War II.
After years of combing through military records and making some key deductions, a team of U.S. government historians and researchers has finally identified an Army private from eastern New Mexico who died during World War II.