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Sandy Davis, 76, of Des Peres, on Monday, Nov. 7, 2022, at the Prisoners of War and Missing in Action Museum at Jefferson Barracks in south St. Louis County. Davis was a young woman when her husband Roy was killed in north Vietnam on Dec. 27, 1967, when his plane was struck by the opposing forces. The Chicago-native’s remains were recently identified after being laid to rest at the Tomb of the Unknown in Washington D.C.

Veterans Day brings out emotions for St. Louis loved ones of those missing in action

Wayne Pratt

Two women with St. Louis-area ties share their stories of coping with military members who were missing in action for years.

Government, Politics & Issues

McCaskill To Officials On POW/MIA Reforms: 'Get It Frickin' Done'

Defense officials say the Pentagon's inspector general will investigate allegations of waste and misuse taxpayer funds by a military-led unit that's…

Government, Politics & Issues

McCaskill probes alleged mismanagement in POW/MIA program

Rob Koenig

This article first appeared in the St. Louis Beacon: WASHINGTON – Six decades after the Korean War, the remains of more than 50 Louisans who fought in…

Government, Politics & Issues

McCaskill probes alleged mismanagement in POW/MIA program

This article first appeared in the St. Louis Beacon, July 9, 2013 - WASHINGTON – Six decades after the Korean War, the remains of more than 50 Louisans…

Arlington National Cemetery in Arlington, Va. Three soldiers missing in action during the Vietnam War, but reported as now-identified and found today by the U.S. Dept. of Defense, will be buried at Arlington with full military honors.

Remains of 3 MIA Vietnam War soldiers, one from St. Louis, identified, to be buried

The government says it has identified the remains of three U.S. Army soldiers missing in action during the Vietnam War and will bury them Wednesday at…