Army Pfc. Arthur A. Clifton was buried after he'd been declared non-recoverable and missing in action during the Korean War.

Remains of a soldier killed during the Korean War have finally been identified and he was buried in Texas on Friday.

Pfc. Arthur A. Clifton quit school to join the Army just before the Korean War. He was killed in Korea, but couldn't be identified for decades.

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The remains of a Massachusetts soldier who went missing during the Korean War in 1951 and died as a prisoner of war have been identified and will soon return home. In early 1951, U.S. Army Pfc.

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