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Remains of US WWII soldier returned to Pennsylvania

Published Monday, May 25, 2026 · Updated May 26

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The remains of US Army Pfc. John A. Walko, who was killed during World War II, have been identified through DNA analysis. After 80 years, his remains have been returned to his Pennsylvania hometown for burial.

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  • US Army Pfc. John A. Walko was killed during World War II.
  • The remains of John A. Walko have been identified through DNA analysis and returned to his Pennsylvania hometown after 80 years for burial.

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  • The GuardianLeft-leaning

    The remains of US Army Pfc. John A. Walko, killed during World War II, have been identified through DNA analysis and returned to his Pennsylvania hometown after 80 years for burial. The article also notes the recent identification of another WWII soldier, Robert J. Barrat.

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