The Nation - News from Jan. 9, 1986
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Army personnel have returned to the site of last month’s charter plane crash in Canada in an effort to find “anything” that would help identify the rest of the 248 soldiers who died there, a spokesman said in Dover, Del. He added that 111 bodies have been identified. Military experts and Canadian officials are working at the crash site in Gander, Newfoundland, “to see if there are any additional body remains,” the spokesman said.
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