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Remains of unknown World War I soldier exhumed in Wisconsin for DNA identification

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The exhumation, carried out June 6, is part of the Missing in Action Recovery and Identification Project at the University of Wisconsin-Madison Biotechnology Center. The post Remains of unknown World War I soldier exhumed in Wisconsin for DNA identification appeared first on WPR.

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Remains of unknown World War I soldier exhumed in Wisconsin for DNA identification

The exhumation, carried out June 6, is part of the Missing in Action Recovery and Identification Project at the University of Wisconsin-Madison Biotechnology Center. The post Remains of unknown World War I soldier exhumed in Wisconsin for DNA identification appeared first on WPR.

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