Louisiana U.S. Marine Harry LeBert, who was killed in action during the pivotal Battle of Saipan, was finally buried in home soil after 81 years.

THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE: Sergeant Norman Drewe was killed in WWII in 1944. It wasn't until last week that his remains were returned to his family.

This battle scene is completely ridiculous, with the French and Scottish coming ashore in wooden landing craft resembling the Higgins boats used on D-Day in World War II, which is honestly kind of ...

WWII Marine Pfc. Harry LeBert was laid to rest in Louisiana 80 years after his death in the Battle of Saipan. LeBert's remains were identified through DNA and dental records after being recovered ...

Hamler — Norman Henry Drewes, age 24, of Hamler, Ohio, was killed in action on June 15, 1944, in the World War II Battle of Saipan, during Operation Forager, pushing the Japanese forces out of ...