
Remains are lost in race for relics
Brisk trade in WWII planes thwarts efforts to recover missing fliers

ALBION PARK, Australia - To the US military, Carter Lutes, a pilot who vanished in Papua New Guinea in April 1944, is one of the lost heroes of World War II. The Pentagon still hopes to recover him. Until then, it considers his jungle crash site a sacred place - and the last known clue to finding him. (Full article: 2377 words)
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