Death on a 'hell ship': Offutt lab starts to ID U.S. POWs who died on Japanese transports

An Offutt lab has launched an eight-year project to identify nearly 1,000 U.S. POWs from World War II who died on "hell ship" Japanese transports and were buried in unmarked

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