News March 2, 2018
FORT SHAFTER, HAWAII—Stars & Stripes reports that human remains have been recovered from sunken World War II–era airplanes off the coast of Palau by a joint underwater recovery team of soldiers, sailors, airmen, and civilians led by the Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency. The remains are thought to belong to American air crews shot down in 1944. For more, go to “Letter From the Marshall Islands: Defuzing the Past.”
Letter from Alaska July/August 2021
A little-known World War II campaign in the Aleutian Islands left behind an undisturbed battlefield strewn with weapons and materiel
Digs & Discoveries November/December 2020
Letter from Normandy July/August 2020
More than 75 years after D-Day, the Allied invasion’s impact on the French landscape is still not fully understood
Artifacts May/June 2020
Features January/February 2018
Searching for prehistoric hunting grounds in an unlikely place
Letter From Albania January/February 2018
As a new pipeline cuts its way through the Balkans, archaeologists in Albania are grabbing every opportunity to expose the country’s history—from the Neolithic to the present
Artifacts January/February 2018
Digs & Discoveries January/February 2018
