South Shore soldier who went missing in WWII returned home after 81 years

Missing World War 2 soldier’s remains returned to US after 80 years

The DNA of the missing soldier’s nephew helped identify his remains

Remains of missing WW2 veteran returned home to Weymouth - Boston News, Weather, Sports

After more than 80 years, Private Alfred Thomas Langevin, U.S. Army, a Weymouth native who was killed in action during World War II and had been classified as Missing in Action since 1944, has returned home. Pvt. Langevin’s remains arrived Saturday morning at Logan International Airport before he received a dignified transport to Keohane Funeral Home in Weymouth. Public calling hours will be held on Sunday followed on Monday by a Funeral Process…

South Shore soldier who went missing in WWII returned home after 81 years

A Weymouth native who was killed in action during World War II and had been classified as missing in action since 1944 has finally returned home after more than 80 years.

Weymouth War Hero Comes Home

A Weymouth native who was killed in World War Two and missing in action for the past 81 years is finally coming home. The remains of Private Alfred Langevin  were recently identified after being found in Germany. Weymouth Veterans Service Director George Pontes says that DNA identified Private Langevin. His body is coming home today […]

A South Shore soldier went missing in WWII. After 81 years, he's coming home

Remains of US World War II vet who went missing in action are returned home after 80 years