Alabama
Remains of Fallen Soldier Pfc. Joseph Chancery Identified After 75 Years; Escort Set from Pensacola to Mobile
Remains of Pfc. Joseph Chancery found after 75 years; escort set from Pensacola to Mobile
Key points
- The remains of Army Pfc. Joseph Chancery have been positively identified after 75 years.
- A military and law enforcement escort will transport his remains from Pensacola to Mobile.
- Local Gulf Coast communities along the route have the opportunity to honor the fallen soldier’s legacy.
NewsWK — After three-quarters of a century, the remains of Army Pfc. Joseph Chancery have been identified, marking the conclusion of a decades-long effort to bring the fallen service member home.
According to a report first published by WEAR ABC 3, a formal honor escort is planned to transport Pfc. Chancery’s remains from Pensacola across state lines to Mobile for final arrangements.
Honoring a Fallen Hero Along the Gulf Coast
The planned motorcade route from Pensacola to Mobile offers local residents and veterans’ groups across Northwest Florida and South Alabama an opportunity to pay tribute to Pfc. Chancery’s service and sacrifice. Full military honors are anticipated as part of the memorial ceremonies honoring his return home.
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Based on reporting originally published by WEAR ABC 3. Read the original story.
