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Subject: DaNang Mortuary

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Joyce Ussery

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Date Posted: 09:18:32 08/02/01 Thu
In reply to: Glen Fruendt 's message, "U. S. Army Mortuary" on 00:31:06 01/16/01 Tue

Would appreciate help from anyone who worked in graves registration/or DaNang Mortuary in answers to the following:

1) Did the DaNang Mortuary handle both Army and Navy casualties in 1968?

2) Was it standard procedure to put BTB by the name on the final Certification of Death?

3) In regard to a helicopter crash and the body was burned in a white phosphorous fire, what condition would the remains be in and/or the ID tags?

4) Were the ID tags removed from the body prior to arriving at the mortuary? What would the mortuary record notation of "ID tags (2) found with paperwork" indicate?
Thank you.

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da nang mortuary	charles feldner	07:46:20 02/03/02 Sun