
In 1972, a young American pilot was shot down behind enemy lines in South Vietnam. For years, his remains rested in Arlington National Cemetery, honored as the Vietnam War’s "Unknown Soldier." But behind the solemn tomb lay a web of mystery, politics, and intrigue. Hal Tinberg explains how the story intersects with the very beginning of the conflict, when the first two American casualties were lost over Laos. Discover how relentless detective work and cutting-edge forensic science by the Armed Forces DNA Identification Laboratory finally gave these heroes back their names and brought long-awaited closure to their families.
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