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Beshear recognizes sacrifice of Kentucky pilot killed in World War II - WNKY News 40 Television

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FRANKFORT, Ky. – Gov. Andy Beshear is recognizing the sacrifice of an Army pilot from Kentucky who was killed during World War II but who was not accounted for until June 20, 2024. Officials say his family was not fully briefed on the identification until earlier this year. “We owe a debt to those who are working so diligently to identify our unknown heroes from past wars,” Beshear said. “While it is heartbreaking to learn about the loss of this…
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Beshear recognizes sacrifice of Kentucky pilot killed in World War II - WNKY News 40 Television

FRANKFORT, Ky. – Gov. Andy Beshear is recognizing the sacrifice of an Army pilot from Kentucky who was killed during World War II but who was not accounted for until June 20, 2024. Officials say his family was not fully briefed on the identification until earlier this year. “We owe a debt to those who are working so diligently to identify our unknown heroes from past wars,” Beshear said. “While it is heartbreaking to learn about the loss of this…

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Remains identified of U.S. Army pilot killed in WW II as Lt. Joe De Jarnette of Ft.Thomas - NKyTribune

Gov. Andy Beshear recognized the sacrifice of an Army pilot from Fort Thomas who was killed during World War II but who was not accounted for until June 20, 2024, and whose family was not fully briefed on the identification until earlier this year. “We owe a debt to those who are working so diligently to identify our unknown heroes from past wars,” said Gov. Beshear. “While it is heartbreaking to learn about the loss of this pilot in the Second …

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