The remains of a World War II airman have been identified and will - TopicsExpress

The remains of a World War II airman have been identified and will be returned to his hometown for burial nearly 70 years after his plane and two others slammed into a remote, jungle-covered mountainside in the South Pacific. DNA samples provided by relatives matched those of Sgt. Dominick Licari, who was 31 when his A-20 Havoc bomber crashed into a mountain in Papua-New Guinea on March 13, 1944. Welcome home Sir

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