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Civilian Frank Hunter plays the bagpipe while members of the United Nations Honor Guard carry the remains of soldiers that were found in Korea 011002-F-LX971-012
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Civilian Frank Hunter plays the bagpipe while members of the United Nations Honor Guard carry the remains of soldiers that were found in Korea 011002-F-LX971-012

Civilian Frank Hunter plays the bagpipe while members of the United Nations Honor Guard carry the remains of soldiers that were found in Korea. The remains were found in North Korea around the city of Pyongyang, within Unsan and Kujang provinces, near the Chong Chon River and around the Chosin Reservoir. In all, 17 bodies were discovered. The United Nations held a Repatriation Ceremony upon their return to NATO soil. The ceremony consists of a 21-gun salute, a prayer, a bagpipe tribute, and a wreath tribute from the local VFW Post.

Date
2001-10-02
Photographer / author
SSGT COHEN A. YOUNG, USAF
Archive
Wikimedia Commons
Type
photograph
Original size
2,000 × 1,312 pixels

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