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    DOD EXPLORING NEW WAY TO ID WAR DEAD

    Jul 06, 2021 1 minute

    UNDER PRESSURE TO IDENTIFY THE REMAINS of troops lost in World War II and other conflicts, the Department of Defense is considering a tactic that police have used to crack unsolved murders and other cold cases.

    DOD investigators presently undergo a

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