Keywords: Sailors perform the dignified transfer of the remains of Motor Machinist’s Mate 1st Class John E. Anderson. (27277336172).jpg MINNEAPOLIS May 26 2016 Sailors assigned to the Navy Operational Support Center Minneapolis perform the dignified transfer of the remains of Motor Machinist ™s Mate 1st Class John E Anderson Anderson was killed in action in Landing Craft Tank LCT 30 on Normandy Beach June 6 1944 and his remains were recently identified by the Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency and returned to his family for burial U S Navy photo by Lt Michael Sheehan/Released 160526-N-RE822-089 Join the conversation http //www navy mil/viewGallery asp www navy mil/viewGallery asp http //www facebook com/USNavy www facebook com/USNavy http //www twitter com/USNavy www twitter com/USNavy http //navylive dodlive mil navylive dodlive mil http //pinterest com pinterest com https //plus google com plus google com https //www flickr com/photos/usnavy/27277336172/ Sailors perform the dignified transfer of the remains of Motor Machinist ™s Mate 1st Class John E Anderson 2016-05-26 16 36 https //www flickr com/people/56594044 N06 Official U S Navy Page from United States of America LT Michael Sheehan/U S Navy Attribution License IPTC Caption-Abstract U S Navy photo PD-USGov-Military-Navy Official U S Navy Imagery https //flickr com/photos/56594044 N06/27277336172 2016-05-31 16 10 39 cc-by-2 0 Dignified Transfers Photographs of military people with the national flag of the United States Photographs taken on 2016-05-26 Taken with Canon EOS 700D 160526-N-RE822-089 Navy Files from the U S Navy Flickr stream |