Soldier's lives have been devastated by Mortuary Services, putting body parts together. Family should not see war effects.
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It would be horrid to view my child blown to pieces and have to see them. Bad idea.
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Maybe they feel differently than you, and that’s ok.
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True but I lost a son too. I would rathrr remember what he looked like alive.
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I’m so sorry for your loss. I can’t imagine that kind of pain. As for the widow she wants to see her husband. She should be able too.
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Thank you and I suppose the choice should be there, but that memory never goes away.
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Some families need that closure.
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I would think it depends on the condition of remains
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I worked in funeral service.It is absolutely advisable to allow, if family insists, after being clearly open about the condition of the body
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We were not allowed due to time of shipping and the damage to our brother. Sometimes it is best not to know.
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It's pretty sad when a Widow's loses the confidence to believe that the government sent back her husband. I don't blame her one bit
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It's a shame that you're dragging this Heroes name through the mud four ratings he's a hero that volunteered to protect this

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I can understand the Army recommending the remains not be viewed but, not allowing a viewing is entirely different.
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Fake. Per article, not allowed to view on base but may view when received by mortuary for preperation.
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I was wondering if I was the only one that read that. Thought maybe I misunderstood
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She said she wanted to make sure it was him. Couldnt they ID using dental records instead?
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Even DNA!
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