ABC Newsのインスタグラム(abcnews) - 8月9日 09時42分

"This is my father." Two sons of a missing Korean War soldier, both in their 70s, have received some closure after being presented with their father's dog tag that was included among the 55 boxes of human remains turned over by North Korea last week. Army Master Sergeant Charles Hobart McDaniel was serving as a medic with the First Cavalry Division when he was reported missing in northern Korea in October 1950. "We're just overwhelmed," said Charles Jr., "that out of all these boxes that came back, and out of all of these thousands of people, we’re the only ones that have certitude." #dogtag #koreanwar #mia

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