Army begins disinterment at Carlisle Indian School. "Our objective is to reunite the families with…

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Army begins disinterment at Carlisle Indian School. "Our objective is to reunite the families with their children in a manner of utmost dignity and respect,"says Army official.

Disinterment of four Carlisle Indian School students begins soon

The Army National Military Cemeteries group will disinter the remains of four students who attended the Carlisle Indian School in the late 1800s. Those remains will be returned to their families.

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