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A US soldier killed during the Korean War was finally buried at a burial ceremony on Saturday, after being unidentified for nearly seven decades.
The remains of the Sgt. Charles H. McDaniel was one of 55 other people who were recovered from North Korea in July.
Fox 59 reported that the army had declared Sgt. McDaniel died on December 31, 1953.
He disappeared in 1950, according to The Indianapolis Star, during the Battle of Unsan.
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As Fox News reports, President Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un negotiated the transfer of the remains during their historic summit in June.
The 55 cases of what appears to be the remains of US soldiers landed in Honolulu, Hawaii on August 1st.
McDaniel's son, Charles McDaniel Jr., said the discovery of his father's remains was "surreal".
"We never expected it, we did not anticipate it in any way," he told the Star.
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