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Fastner's remains were included among 33 boxes turned over in 1993.
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Fastner, a prisoner of war in both World War II and the Korean War, will be buried Friday at Fort Snelling following a funeral service at the Church of St. Agnes in St. Paul.
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Michael C. Fastner, a 31-year-old St. Paul native who died about the same time at another prison camp about 120 miles away.
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Fastner's son, Michael Belle, who was too young to remember his father, said his remains not being recovered "was always a big void."
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Fastner had been captured by enemy forces near Kunu-ri, in late November 1950 and died of malnutrition in captivity on Feb. 28, 1951, at a facility known as Camp 5, on the banks of the Yellow River, according to accounts of surviving POWs after the 1953 armistice.
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"Once I actually did it, I never looked back," Fastner said.
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Nearing 50, Fastner noticed he had developed wheezing, chronic colds and sinus infections.
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"Once I actually did it, I never looked back," Fastner said.
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Nearing 50, Fastner noticed he had developed wheezing, chronic colds and sinus infections.
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