Airman burned down, in prison in Japan during World War II

The Second World War has been reported by the Japanese forces and died in a fire prison, weapons officers said Wednesday.

The US military air cpl. Glenn H. Hokak, 23, a member of Snowron 93rd in a group Bombed Group in March 1945, Pow / Mia Accounting Group said in news release. Hadak, from Cambridge Furrings, Penallonsylvania, had a number of different firearms, on 20,000 pounds of Japan during the Second World War, According to United States National Air Force.

Hodak plane was burned down while on a meal to Tokyo. It was first reported in action, the DPA spoke, but inspections learned that he was caught after a plane. It was taken to Tokyo armor's military jail.

At the end of the 1945, we have aircraft bombing tokyo, causing great fires and shooting hundreds of structures, According to military.com. One of the buildings was to destroy the tokyo military prison. Hadak was a member of the service members held there at the time. None of the people who were imprisoned at the facility, wear.com did not last. They were buried in the Great Grave.

Registration of America's Rounds retired 65 set of remains of prison in early 1946, after the Second World War. The service was capable of recognizing the remains of the remains of the remnants. One was a Japanese man, the DPAK said. All 39 remains of residual remains of residents of attacks were introduced at Manila Amlay 'cemetery and a memorial in the Philippines.

In 2022, the sets of contributions were refused again and sent DPAA laboratory for analysis. In 2024, the DPA's Fire Watching Project tokyo had. In Social Media PostThe organization said that the project is “dealing with the project” on which he was very forenagic because of a state of burning and pregnant of the society. ”

To Identify the remains of HodakDPA scientists used dental analysis and antropological analysis, as well as evidence of the situation, the group said. DNA series also had been used to mark the service members to the prison, the DPA for social media.

“Americans Pow / Mia was notified for Americans from fire tokyo Fire. We have included two service families to date, the group's news spoke.

Hadak is described in the context of Hodak and tells what they left going back, the DEPAA decided. He will be buried in Creek, Pennsaylvania, in May.