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http://www.abc.net.au/news/newsitems...1/s1783380.htm
After reading this I was thinking to myself if these poor souls should be brought home and why should they be buried overseas. My first thoughts are that we should as a nation should take better care of our veterans, both living and dead. The Americans are very good at repatriating their dead. If a US service mans remains are found, they send out a special team to find, identify, and bring home the remains. Why dont we do the same????
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Should they come home?
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