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CT World War II soldier from Waterbury laid to rest 80 years later

U.S. Army Tech Sgt. Kenneth J. McKeeman of Waterbury was laid to rest in Middletown Friday, 80 years after he was killed in World War II.

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CT World War II soldier from Waterbury laid to rest 80 years later

U.S. Army Tech Sgt. Kenneth J. McKeeman of Waterbury was laid to rest in Middletown Friday, 80 years after he was killed in World War II.

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CT World War II soldier from Waterbury laid to rest 80 years later

U.S. Army Tech Sgt. Kenneth J. McKeeman of Waterbury was laid to rest in Middletown Friday, 80 years after he was killed in World War II.

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World War II soldier from Roanoke identified after nearly 80 years

U.S. Army Sergeant Mayburn L. Hudson, 21, was killed during World War II in 1944.

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Remains of World War II soldier identified, returned home to NY

The remains of an American soldier who was killed in World War II have been identified and returned home to New York after nearly 80 years.

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