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MIA Recoveries, Inc Announces That the Mystery of 13 American WWII MIAs is Solved

MIA Recoveries, Inc Announces That the Mystery of 13 American WWII MIAs is Solved
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MIA Recoveries, Inc Announces That the Mystery of 13

MIA Recoveries, Inc. has located a long-missing US Air Force C-46 aircraft lost during WWII with 13 souls aboard, bringing to a total of 279 MIA personnel.

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Baywatch Community Calendar 10-27-22

Whats going on in the South Bay this week…

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Baywatch Community Calendar 10-20-22

Spotlight: Ukulele Phenom Global ukulele phenom and Hawaii cultural ambassador Taimane brings her quartet and dancers to Redondo on Sunday, Oct.

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US expeditor travels across Chinese border to find missing pilots lost in WWII s Flying Tigers mission

In 2017, the news of a sacrificed World War II veteran’s remains wheeled back to the US with full military honors hit worldwide headlines. The pilot, named Robert Eugene Oxford, with other seven crew members on the plane, were among the mercenaries hired by China to fight against Japan during the 1940s, known as the “Flying Tigers.”

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