Return to the Philippines: Leon Cooper - DVD
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Leon Cooper, a WWII, Navy landing craft officer, landed assault troops on six Japanese island strongholds. To this day, Mr. Cooper feels a debt to the thousands of US soldiers who died during battles in Europe and in the Pacific (80,000) who lie where they fell, in unmarked graves, and are listed as Inchmissing-in-action.Inch (MIA) He recognizes that there are thousands of families who are still affected by the lack of closure that results when a loved one is declared MIA.
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- GenreDocumentaryDescriptionLeon Cooper, a WWII, Navy landing craft officer, landed assault troops on six Japanese island strongholds. To this day, Mr. Cooper feels a debt to the thousands of US soldiers who died during battles in Europe and in the Pacific (80,000) who lie where they fell, in unmarked graves, and are listed as Inchmissing-in-action.Inch (MIA) He recognizes that there are thousands of families who are still affected by the lack of closure that results when a loved one is declared MIA.TitleReturn to the Philippines: Leon CooperFormatDVDMPAA RatingNRStudioMill Creek
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Leon Cooper, a WWII, Navy landing craft officer, landed assault troops on six Japanese island strongholds. To this day, Mr. Cooper feels a debt to the thousands of US soldiers who died during battles in Europe and in the Pacific (80,000) who lie where they fell, in unmarked graves, and are listed as Inchmissing-in-action.Inch (MIA) He recognizes that there are thousands of families who are still affected by the lack of closure that results when a loved one is declared MIA.
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