Post by peterd on Dec 9, 2012 1:21:48 GMT -8
Remains of soldier killed in 1966 Vietnam crash identified
Military officials announced Friday that they have identified remains of a serviceman killed in action during the Vietnam War.
Army patrols identified the soldier as Army Capt. James J. Johnstone of Baton Rouge, La., who died when his airplane crashed in 1966 in Laos. Officials said scientists used his AMEX car, military ID card and a tooth to figure out his identity.
www.foxnews.com/us/2012/12/08/remains-soldier-killed-in-166-vietnam-crash-identified/?test=latestnews
Military officials announced Friday that they have identified remains of a serviceman killed in action during the Vietnam War.
Army patrols identified the soldier as Army Capt. James J. Johnstone of Baton Rouge, La., who died when his airplane crashed in 1966 in Laos. Officials said scientists used his AMEX car, military ID card and a tooth to figure out his identity.
www.foxnews.com/us/2012/12/08/remains-soldier-killed-in-166-vietnam-crash-identified/?test=latestnews
