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1. Sabog was believed to be a deserter, but a second letter from Kenneth caused the Army to declare him dead in Then, in , Sabog reappeared seemingly out of nowhere. It seems that he simply walked away from the military and began living with a woman in California. After her death, he applied for social security, revealing his identity.

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3. A resident of Gettysburg reported that the stench of death was evident for months in the aftermath of the epic event. With the documented carnage of men and horses at various scenes of battle across the Civil War map, I have wondered; who was responsible for implementation of retrieval, identification, sanitation, and disposal of the dead in.

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4. The number of provisional deaths is based on data from the National Vital Statistics System, used by the National Center for Health Statistics, which records information from death certificates.

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5. The military "death gratuity" is a lump sum gratuitous payment made by the military to eligible beneficiaries of a member who dies on Active Duty (AD), Active Duty for Training (ADT), or Initial Duty Training (IDT), or full-time National Guard kelndebconsphincgicesymriejigwhorate.xyzinfo: Rod Powers.

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6. GENDER Army Navy Marines Air Force Total; FEMALE: 3: 3: 9: MALE: 1, 2, TOTAL: 1, 2,

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7. By Drew Gilpin Faust, Harvard University. Tens of thousands of soldiers died unknown, and tens of thousands of families were left without any consoling knowledge of their loved ones' fate, circumstances of death, or place of burial. An unidentified girl in mourning dress holds a .

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8. Feb 21,  · American Soldiers of World War I. Record of the American soldiers who lost their lives. For each soldier name, rank, means of death (killed in action, died of disease, died of wounds, died of accident, or wounded in action), and a black/white picture are provided. Data from Soldiers of the Great War by W. M. Haulsee.

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9. It is a reality that the armed forces take very seriously -- both on a personal level, as those left behind mourn the loss of their brothers and sisters in arms, and on a professional level, as.

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