Prisoners of War - POW

The remains of the only Coast Guard defender of the Philippines in the early days of World War II are coming home to Buffalo.

Rolling Thunder could be coming back to Washington, D.C. next year after all.

An Army Korean War veteran reported missing in action in February 1951 is finally being laid to rest this week.

"These servicemen and servicewomen went missing while defending all Americans. Their flags should not go missing as well."

The still-commissioned Navy warship remains on the Potong River as a museum piece in North Korea's capital.

The defense secretary hailed the sacrifice of the missing at a Pentagon ceremony.

"These HEROES are home, they may Rest In Peace, and hopefully their families can have closure," Trump said in a Tweet.

The only former POW in Congress is backing the bill.

"Let us take this opportunity to open our hearts to those who serve, particularly the diminishing number of former POWs."

A group of mortuary affairs recovery experts arrives each June at a glacier high in Alaska's Chugach mountain range.