Dorothy Wheaton, 85, holds a photo of her brother, deceased U.S. Air Force Airman Second Class Edward J. Miller, who died in a plane crash in 1952 in Alaska, at Wheaton鈥檚 home near Fort White, Fla., in May 2020.
Dorothy Wheaton, 85, holds a photo of her brother, deceased U.S. Air Force Airman Second Class Edward J. Miller, who died in a plane crash in 1952 in Alaska, at Wheaton鈥檚 home near Fort White, Fla., in May 2020.
Brad McClenny/The Gainesville SunAn Evansville man lost almost 70 years ago in a U.S. Air Force plane crash in the mountains in Alaska will return home. 糖心Vlog传媒 examines the discovery of Edward J. Miller, lost in 1952, his remains now found by military searchers. 聽

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