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The following script is provided with the embedded video. Click the photo above to watch the TV newscast. The 17th Training Wing video is available on Facebook. Click 17TRW/PA Video below. 17TRW/PA VIDEO - FACEBOOK To read the Goodfellow AFB Monitor and San Angelo Standard Times newspaper articles, click here: GOODFELLOW MONITOR SAN ANGELO STANDARD TIMES April 30, 2015 : SAN ANGELO, Tx - Two people were honored at Goodfellow Air Force Base Thursday for a successful mission. They helped bring home a crew whose plane went down decades ago. In their search and recovery mission to Thailand (and Laos), they brought home remains of Vietnam veterans leading to the identification of 3 of the 10 crew members. Senora Scott spoke with the husband and wife team.'The accounting of my dad was really weak, there wasn't any evidence that he was actually killed, there was actually a long time delay from when they crashed to when they found the crash site, so what the families received was just 'he's dead, we're sorry, get on with your life,'' Paul Clever said. But Paul couldn't. The thought of never having closure stayed with him. Decades passed and he began to learn all he could about the crash and how to go find it for himself, after years of planning and research he was ready but no one else was. His wife, who grew up in Thailand stepped in. 'I look at my husband and he really want to go, he really want to do this mission, and I say 'Honey, I am going with you,' and he say 'Honey, I'm not sure with that, it's really difficult trip, it's scare,' and my deep thinking, I scared too but I mean, why not? and for me I mean, if one life, if I have something to helping him to do for him, I will do it,' Nita Clever said. And so they went traveling by motorcycle with 300 pounds of gear, they made the trek into the jungle. Hours spent hacking their way through with machetes only to gain a few miles progress. Days passed and nothing, but on the last day of their journey;'We

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