For more than 80 years, the family of Private Harland Joseph Hennessey lived with a question no one could answer:
He left home as a young soldier in 1942, deployed overseas with thousands of others. He never returned, and for decades the only official label attached to his name was three painful letters —
There was no grave.
No remains.
No certainty.
Only silence.
Hennessey served with the 128th Infantry Regiment during the early years of World War II.
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