The United States and Italy signed the pact to strengthen the efforts to restore the remains of US soldiers who were missing during World War II, officials said on Tuesday.
Pow/Mia accounting agency (DPAA) – US Agency, which is instructed to identify dead members – and the Italian Ministry of Culture signed a deal To improve the search and resumption of the remains of the fallen military personnel who have never been taken into account in Italy. The memorandum also establishes the protection of archaeological sites involved in search efforts, Italian officials said statement.
The Italian Peninsula was the place of intensive battles from 1943 to 1945, after A union invasion of Sicily and the company in free Italy From the Nazi forces.
It's hard to determine how many disappeared US soldiers killed in Italy During the Second World War, but about 72,000 US officials are left without war around the world, DPAA reports. Remains Almost 1000 Americans Died in World War II was identified since the restoration of efforts to restore in the 1970s.
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Forensic experts in DPAA spend years using DNA, dental records, sinus recordings and X-rays to detect the remains that died in the battles.
Earlier this year, a 23-year-old American soldier who went missing during the Water Mission in Italy during World War II has been taken into account.
A new agreement on the resumption of the remains of the dead soldiers in Italy was signed on Tuesday by Luigi La Rock, Head of the Italian Heritage Protection Department, and Kelly McKiga, DPAA director.
“The right to research and recall those who died during the war now, combined with the defense of the archaeological heritage, for which the Ministry of Culture is responsible,” said Alessandro Julie, Culture Minister.
Julie stated that the agreement was another step in “our ten -year cooperation with the US Power Agency and missing in action as tribute to those who sacrificed their lives to promote our freedom.”