The US Airman was killed in the mountain with ten other soldiers during the Vietnam War in 57 years later

American Airman was killed after the mountain and its unit during the Vietnam War in the Vietnam War was numbered about 60 years after his death, war officials said in the military.

US Air Force Tech. Sgt. Willis R. Hall was assigned to Lima Site 85, a strategic radioist site wandering west of Mount Laos, defense Pow / Mia Accounting Agency said the release of stories said the release of stories. There were 18 other men assigned to a place. On Vietnamese Commandoos, Mark dramatically evaluated Vietnamese Communist Army Laos, which was neutral, according to the DPAA.

The unit had to get out of a small 5,600-foot mountain hole. After a few hours, an A-1 Skyraidian flight was able to provide the redemption function cover. Helikopter flights in the US can recover eight men and visit the foundation in Thailand. One of the saved men died while on the road to the foundation, according to a newspaper conquest.

The salaries and 10 other soldiers were killed, and their bodies were not found to be found, officials said. The hall, who belonged to Broward County, Florida, was 40 years old when he died and was the survivor of Mary, in the newspaper. His name was recorded in the courts of the lost cemetery in the Pacific Cemetery in Honolulu, and Vietnam Veterans Memorial Wall in Washington, DC, DC, DC, DC, DC, DC, DC, DC, said.

In 1994, the performance of the simulation of the US and Laos failed to obtain any 11 residents of the Servicemeppers, but nine years later, the second work found one set of fossils. The Shipping of the Newspaper in 2005 and the remains, the investigators of the United States spoke to the Vietnamese Commandoos who participated in the attack. The Commandoos showed investigators where they had dropped the dead bodies of the dead workers on the mountain. The investigators throw the dummies to those sites, and they use a video camera set in a helicopter to see where they arrive.

In 2023, members of the DPAA and DPAA members have an unstable Ordnance, which relates incident and possible witnesses to the mountain site. Those residues are found may be the second expert that died during the attack.

Related parties to the mountain at the beginning of the year. Under the other side of two jobs, groups were found for the existing human and other evidence. Those are taken from the laboratory of the DPAA laboratory.

At laboration, DPAA scientists used Anthropological analysis and analysis of DNA studying the remains. They also use the evidence of material founding on site to identify remains as a hall.

The family of the hall was made to diagnose last month. Rosette will be placed on his name in courts for lost and Vietnam Veterans Memorial to show that it has been calculated. The hall was set to buried in Altoona, Kansas in September.