WWII soldier finally identified more than 80 years after deadly West Loch disaster

Marriottsville WWII soldier identified after 80 years

Norris, who was originally from Marriottsville, was among the service members killed during a 1944 accidental explosion of a tank ship at Pearl Harbor.

Maryland soldier killed at Pearl Harbor identified decades later, welcomed home

The remains of a Maryland military service member who went unidentified for decades after he was killed at Pearl Harbor during World War II were welcomed home Thursday at Baltimore-Washington Thurgood Marshall International Airport.

Maryland soldier killed during WWII returns home more than 80 years later

More than 80 years after he was killed during World War II, U.S. Army Pfc. Owen Norris of Marriottsville returned home to Maryland Tuesday at BWI Thurgood Marsh

WWII soldier finally identified more than 80 years after deadly West Loch disaster

He died during World War II, and now, 82 years later, U.S. Army Pfc Owen Norris will finally be laid to rest in his hometown of Marriottsville.

Marriottsville WWII Soldier Owen Norris Identified 82 Years Later

Pfc. Owen Norris, missing since the 1944 West Loch disaster at Pearl Harbor, will be buried in his Maryland hometown this weekend.