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Arkansan killed in World War II returned home for burial after 83 years | Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

Summary by NW Arkansas Democrat Gazette
No one at Staff Sgt. Russell O. Chitwood's funeral actually knew him. No family members cried near the casket, no family memories were shared of the Hot Springs man who died after being shot down in World War II.

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Arkansan killed in World War II returned home for burial after 83 years | Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

No one at Staff Sgt. Russell O. Chitwood's funeral actually knew him. No family members cried near the casket, no family memories were shared of the Hot Springs man who died after being shot down in World War II.

·Arkansas, United States
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NW Arkansas Democrat Gazette broke the news in Arkansas, United States on Sunday, April 19, 2026.
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