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Remains of Air Force veteran killed during Vietnam War finally accounted for

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On March 11, 1968, a tactical air navigation radar location perched atop a mountain in Laos was overrun by North Vietnamese forces. Before rescue helicopters arrived, 11 of the 19 servicemembers that fled the site had been killed including Air Force Sgt. David S. Price, whose remains have now been accounted for.
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