I was shocked and horrified like everybody else when I read in the Washington Post on December 7th that Dover Air Force Base Mortuary Affairs had been sending unidentified remains of soldiers to Prince George's County Landfill.
Steve Stivers: “I was shocked and horrified like everybody else when I read in the Washington Post on December 7th that Dover Air Force…”
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Stivers expresses outrage over unidentified soldiers' remains being sent to a landfill.
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