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I reflect just a little on the fall of Kabul to the Taliban then get back to business with how the Korean War put the recovery efforts of WWII fallen on hold and after the Korean War, recovery teams were cleaning up after two wars. Because the efforts were simultaneous, the Unknows from WWII and Korea were interred in a single ceremony.

This week’s Ghost of Arlington are:

1. Marine Corps Corporal Paul Kenneth Taylor (Section 31, Grave 4501)
2. Army General Walton H. "Johnnie" Walker (Section 34, Grave 86-A)
3. Marine Private First Class Walter Monegan, Jr. (Section 34, Section 4513)
4. Army Sergeant First Class Charles Turner: (Section 12, Grave 7762)
5. Marine Staff Sergeant William Windrich: (Section 31, Grave 4856)
6. Navy Hospital Corpsman (HN) Francis Hammond: (Section 33, Grave 9011)
7. The WWII Unknown Soldier
8. The Korean War Unknown Soldier

 
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