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Article: Crusading housewife strives for Bay of Pigs closure.
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- The Washington Times (Washington, DC)
- Article date:
- April 1, 1998
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OSKIWAS, Nicaragua - As the Black Hawk helicopter alighted on a remote hillside, a team of forensics specialists from the U.S. Army's Central Identification Laboratory in Hawaii strode forward to welcome the visitors.
With any luck, the military specialists speculated, the VIPs would be properly prepared for this trek. The climbing would be rugged and the chiggers thick and bloodthirsty; they also carry mountain leprosy.
Looking as spiffy as they could in the jungle heat, the seven men and two women from the lab were about to begin sifting dirt in search of the remains of two Cuban-American fliers who crashed during the Bay of Pigs invasion 37 years ...