US flyer´s microphone from 1944 found in the woods

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Originally Posted by FLYBOYJ

Hey Roman;

You might want to get in touch with these folks with regards to the human remains;

JPAC - Joint Prisoners of War, Missing in Action Accounting Command

Thank you for that link Joe!
Will check it out.

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Originally Posted by A4K

Great museum, mate! Woud like to see it for real sometime.

Thanks for the info too!

Why not, one day?
We have one museum more in Slavicin http://www.ww2aircraft.net/forum/avi...blic-9884.html (August 29,1944- museum in Slavicin, Czech Republic)
both museums are 3 miles apart...

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Originally Posted by FLYBOYJ

Hey Roman;

You might want to get in touch with these folks with regards to the human remains;

JPAC - Joint Prisoners of War, Missing in Action Accounting Command

Joe, do you think they could helps us in identifying the gunner´s remains? Think this project covers only MIA...
If so, it would be great...we have bone, we have MACR, we have crewmembers names and we probably have the name of the gunner whom this bone belonged to...only don´t have any connection with his relatives...due to DNA analyse...