Remains of 1950s POW to be buried
The remains of a Philadelphia soldier declared missing in action during the Korean War have been identified and will be buried this week, the Defense Department said Monday.
Army Pfc. George A. Porter, 21, was taken prisoner Feb. 11, 1951, during the battle of Hoengsong, said the Department of Defense POW/Missing Personnel Office.
Porter, of Battery B, 15th Field Artillery Battalion, was unaccounted for until the 1990s, when North Korea gave the United States more than 200 boxes of remains from the war.

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Remains of Local Korean War Soldier Found

FUNERAL INFORMATION for POW/MIA Army Spc George Porter.

MOTORCYCLE ESCORT AND FLAG LINE...

We have a chance to bring this Hero to his Final Rest after 58 years.
We will Escort his remains from a Local Funeral Home here in Berlin NJ to his interment at a cemetery just over the PA Line.
WE will perform a FLAG LINE at both Locations. THIS IS A FUNERAL PROCESSION …. If it Rains, BRING CAR/TRUCK/WHATEVER. Just be there.

Jan 27 Fri.
Rally Time: 1130
KSU: 1145 ( DEPART with Escort )

Rally Location:
Giosa Funeral Home
171 Haddon Ave.
West Berlin NJ 08091
GPS 39.809682,-74.942299

Cemetery:
Sunset Memorial Park,
333 W. County Line Rd.,
Huntington Valley, Pa.
GPS 40.143448,-75.023961

Cemetery Interment 1300
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