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DNA analysis could be used to identify some 6,000 unaccounted American soldiers


Thousands of American soldiers are buried in Europe with no identification
Traditional identification tactics included consulting dental records and bone measurements, which are increasingly seen as outdated methods
The Army sometimes uses DNA of relatives to help identify an unknown soldier, but finding those relatives in the first place is challenging
They are now considering taking the DNA from unknown soldiers and putting it in public databases, hoping to find relatives and narrow down an identity
A similar process was used to find the Golden State Killer
The budget for the current process is $150 million, with less than 200 identifications made on an annual basis ....

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To Name Unknown Soldiers Who Died, Military Mulls DNA Methods


Modern Crime-Solving Methods vs. the Mystery of World War II Deaths
DNA-based techniques that have successfully tracked down elusive serial killers may soon be used to help identify thousands of American service members “known but to God.”
Laboratory technicians at Dover Air Force Base in Delaware working on DNA identification of remains for the Armed Forces Medical Examiner System.Credit.Erin Schaff/The New York Times
April 6, 2021Updated 4:37 p.m. ET
South of Rome, an American military cemetery has a grave that is thought to contain a young Army private named Melton Futch. But the white marble marker reads only, “Here rests in honored glory a comrade in arms known but to God.” ....

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