Veterans and authorities salute the late Sgt. Roy Charles DeLauter as the Maryland State Police stand by his casket after he arrived home in Washington County, Md., on Tuesday evening, April 19, 2021. After waiting 71 years for news of their brother and father, the family was notified in January that the missing Korean War veteran DeLauter’s remains had been identified using his relative's DNA. “I just thank God. I’m just happy to have him home. I prayed for this,” said Evelyn Eccard, 93, one of DeLauter’s three sisters. (Julie E. Greene/The Herald-Mail via AP)
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