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Bennington to mark return of veteran who died in WW2

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BENNINGTON — Veterans’ and other organizations are expected to provide an escort Thursday for the recently identified remains of Bernard Sweet, Bennington’s first reported World War II casualty, who died in 1942.

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Bennington to mark return of veteran who died in WW2

BENNINGTON — Veterans’ and other organizations are expected to provide an escort Thursday for the recently identified remains of Bernard Sweet, Bennington’s first reported World War II casualty, who died in 1942.

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Bennington Banner broke the news on Tuesday, July 28, 2026.
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