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As the United States marks the 80th anniversary of D-Day on Thursday, the remains of most of the men killed in the fire have never been identified, and many have never been recovered.
U.S. Army Cpl. Julius Glenn Wolfe was declared MIA and later deceased following D-Day in 1944. Now after more than 75 years his remains have been laid to rest in his hometown of Liberal, Mo.
TITUSVILLE — This Friday is National Vietnam Veterans Day.
Army Cpl. Julius G. Wolfe, killed on D-Day off the coast of France, will be laid to rest April 5 in his hometown of Liberal, Mo.