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Family reunion: DNA leads to WWII vet discovery
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Family reunion: DNA leads to WWII vet discovery
Cindy Sanders is surrounded by photos of her great-uncle, Tech. Sgt. Clarence Gibbs, and military documents relating to the discovery of his remains. Gibbs has been missing since he was killed in Germany in 1944. It’s been a long time coming, but Tech. Sgt. Clarence Gibbs will finally be among family. Gibbs’ remains were identified through DNA testing 80 years after the B-17 bomber he was aboard was shot down over Germany in December of 1944. He…
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