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After 82 years, missing World War II soldier is finally coming home to Burke County

His family will finally bury him beside his parents after 82 years, bringing closure to a wartime disappearance in France.

Hoyle was a member of a forward observation party whose mission was to establish a bridgehead across the Saar River in Lorraine, France on Dec. 6, 1944.

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After 82 years, missing World War II soldier is finally coming home to Burke County

Hoyle was a member of a forward observation party whose mission was to establish a bridgehead across the Saar River in Lorraine, France on Dec. 6, 1944.

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HDR | Hickory Daily Record broke the news on Saturday, October 24, 2026.
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