The United States and Italy signed a pact to bolster efforts to recover the remains of American soldiers who went missing in action during World War II, officials announced Tuesday.

80 years later, researchers in Łambinowice, Poland, identify World War II Italian POWs buried in unmarked graves using archival records and excavation.

80 years later, researchers in Łambinowice, Poland, identify World War II Italian POWs buried in unmarked graves using archival records and excavation.

80 years later, researchers in Łambinowice, Poland, identify World War II Italian POWs buried in unmarked graves using archival records and excavation.

80 years later, researchers in Łambinowice, Poland, identify World War II Italian POWs buried in unmarked graves using archival records and excavation.

80 years later, researchers in Łambinowice, Poland, identify World War II Italian POWs buried in unmarked graves using archival records and excavation.

80 years later, researchers in Łambinowice, Poland, identify World War II Italian POWs buried in unmarked graves using archival records and excavation.

US and Italy launch new effort to find remains of soldiers who went missing during WWII In a post on social media, the Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency said that the new pact ‘reflects values ...

Under the deal signed by Italy's culture ministry and the U.S. defence agency for the research of missing military personnel, recovery operations would be improved by steps to ensure the ...

The U.S. and Italy signed a deal to bolster efforts to recover the remains of American soldiers who went missing in action during World War II.