A U.S. Army soldier from Massachusetts reported missing in action while his unit was involved in fighting against German forces in Italy during World War II has been accounted for. Military officials said Tuesday that the remains of Pvt. Wing O. Hom were identified in April using both anthropological and mitochondrial DNA analysis. The 20-year-old Boston resident went missing in February 1944 during fighting near the town of Cisterna di Latina, south of Rome. Unidentified remains recovered from the battlefield were disinterred in 2021 and determined to belong to Hom.
we want to do it in our own time and we ll check it out. you re in violation of the code. and i m saying i will check it out and verify this. i ll give this to you. thank you very much. and we ll take it down for you and put that up. no, you will not. this is private property. watch us take it down. reporter: you heard her say this is private property. she also threatened to call the police. she never did call the police. she went back inside, did some research and she came back and said quoting here, we were given this as a gift. we are proud of our president, we are proud of the united states and we felt it was time to display that, but after the chairwoman of the democratic party in lake county went back in and did some research, she came back out and they took the flag down. the veterans gave them a pow-mia flag to replace it with. it s unclear if they actually did replace the president obama flag with the mia-pow flag. megyn: wow, when a story. trace, thank you.