U.S. Army Corporal Anthony Konze, missing since 1950 during the Korean War, has been identified through scientific analysis ...

North Korea plans to hold a burial ceremony around July 27, the day the armistice was signed ending the Korean War ...

After more than seven decades missing in action, U.S. Army Master Sergeant Wallace Simmons, Jr. will finally return home.

Westerners had mixed feelings in regard to cremation. In the early 1900s, the Japanese doctor at the British gold mining concession in northern Korea lost his wife to tuberculosis in the winter.

Similar to parking lots or boat marinas, burial plots can be viewed as another form of real estate, and can appreciate ...

After more than seven decades missing in action, U.S. Army Master Sergeant Wallace Simmons Jr. is returning home. Flanner Buchanan will assist in laying Simmons to rest. Simmons was reported missing ...

A Korean woman pulls weeds among the gravesites at the world’s only remaining United Nations cemetery in Busan, South Korea, sometime in early 1955. (Stars and Stripes) ...

In a related concern, Harker notes that in a survey by the Cremation Association of North America in 2008, 13% of people chose cremation because of worries about cemetery land scarcity.

The United Nations Memorial Cemetery in South Korea remains the only UN cemetery in the world – and for many, a final site of reunion between veterans, widows and loved ones lost in the Korean War.

South Korea is aiming to transform the country's largest veterans cemetery into an international memorial site and tourism destination, officials said Thursday.

The remains of a Korean War Army veteran will be buried in a military ceremony at the National Cemetery of the Alleghenies. After nearly 75 years, the Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency (DPAA) ...