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Seventy years after the end of the Korean War, there are still more than 7,000 U.S. servicemen who remain missing in action from that conflict. The remains of some 5,200 of these men are believed to be in North Korea. Unfortunately, poor diplomatic relations between the United States and North Korea have prevented the recovery of these remains. There is, therefore, a need for an alternative to the usual paradigm for conceiving, planning and implementing the recovery of U.S. war dead from North Korea. Usual practices might not carry the task, and ignoring the responsibility to bring our missing...

An Army master sergeant who died as prisoner of war during the Korean War is finally coming home.

Last year, the soldier's remains were identified with help from advanced technology, as those of Army Master Sergeant Roy Edward Barrow of Mississippi.

The remains of Army Cpl. R.V. Leo Short, a soldier killed during the Korean War, will be laid to rest, according to U.S. Army Human Resources Command in Fort Knox, Kentucky.

The Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency says a 19-year-old soldier from Seminole who was killed during the Korean War has finally been accounted for.