Utah World War II Veteran Turns 100
A local veteran who served in World War II turned 100 in St. George on Saturday. Full story here.
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Members of Congress want gravestone altered or removed
Members of Congress have asked the U.S. Department of Veteran Affairs to remove or alter a gravestone in Salt Lake City adorned with a Nazi swastika.
The gravestone at Fort Douglas Post Cemetery is for a German prisoner of war from World War Two named Paul Eilert who died in 1944. It
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Utah soldier killed in World War Two returns
A Utah soldier who was killed while serving in World War Two more than 76 years ago will return home to be buried.
The Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency has identified the body of U.S. Army Air Forces Technical Sergeant Max Lower of Lewiston...
World War Two remains identified
The remains of a Utah man who died while serving in World War Two have been identified.
The Defense POW-MIA Accounting Agency says dental and other evidence has been used to positively identify the remains of Marine Corps Reserve Private First Class Robert Hatch of Woods Cross...
Missing World War Two Pilot Returned to Utah
The remains of a World War Two pilot who disappeared while flying over Germany are now back with his family in Utah.
Mary Ann Hadfield-Turner said yesterday that she can't believe her father's remains have finally returned home.
Second Lieutenant Lynn Hadfield of Salt Lake City disappeared on March 21st, 1945 after his plane was hit by anti-aircraft fire during a combat mission...