Two leather wallets containing portraits of soldiers and their relatives were discovered along with numerous artifacts as authorities excavated a mass grave in Minh Duc commune.
Following the discovery of a mass grave containing 4 martyrs' remains, a search and repatriation team uncovered numerous artifacts, including a ballpoint pen engraved with "Tien Quy" and an image of two doves.
63 remains of Vietnamese volunteer soldiers and experts who sacrificed their lives in Cambodia were honored and interred at Binh Phuoc Martyrs' Cemetery; all remain unidentified.
On the morning of 10/7, the recovery team continued to expand the search pit at Le Thi Rieng park and discovered 13 more martyrs' remains along with some artifacts.
After three months of searching in Kratie and Kampong Thom provinces, Team K72 repatriated the remains of 62 Vietnamese volunteer soldiers and experts who died in Cambodia.
Hue City authorities are verifying information about a bomb crater near Chanh Tay Gate believed to be the burial site of approximately 15 soldiers from the 1968 Mau Than Offensive.
