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WWII soldier missing since Bataan Death March identified, finally returning home

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More than eight decades after he went missing during one of World War II's most brutal chapter's, U.S. Army Corporal James M. Walker is finally coming home.

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WWII soldier missing since Bataan Death March identified, finally returning home

More than eight decades after he went missing during one of World War II's most brutal chapter's, U.S. Army Corporal James M. Walker is finally coming home.

·Tulsa, United States
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KOKI broke the news in Tulsa, United States on Saturday, January 3, 2026.
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