Remains of a California soldier killed in the Korean War have been identified

Korea identifies remains of another Korean War soldier

Korea's military has identified the remains of another soldier killed during the 1950-53 Korean War, a dozen years after their discovery at a former battle site, the defense ministry said Thursday.

Remains of a California soldier killed in the Korean War have been identified

Army Cpl. Carmen Carrillo had been fighting in Hongcheon, South Korea, in the central sector of a U.N. defensive line known as the “No Name Line” when he was reported missing in 1951.

Soldier from CA reported missing in action during Korean War. Now remains identified

The 20-year-old was reported as missing in action after enemy forces overran his regiment’s defensive line in South Korea, according to military officials.

Soldier from CA reported missing in action during Korean War. Now remains identified

The 20-year-old was reported as missing in action after enemy forces overran his regiment’s defensive line in South Korea, according to military officials.

Soldier from CA reported missing in action during Korean War. Now remains identified

The 20-year-old was reported as missing in action after enemy forces overran his regiment’s defensive line in South Korea, according to military officials.

Soldier from CA reported missing in action during Korean War. Now remains identified

The 20-year-old was reported as missing in action after enemy forces overran his regiment’s defensive line in South Korea, according to military officials.