After decades of uncertainty, families of three British soldiers killed in the Korean War have found closure as their bodies were identified and graves renamed. Michael Northey, whose father Sergeant D. Northey died in 1951, attended a poignant ceremony in Busan, South Korea, marking the first successful identification of unknown soldiers from this conflict. Researchers at the Ministry of Defence uncovered documents and eyewitness accounts, leading to the identification of Northey and others. The emotional reunifications offered long-awaited solace to families who spent years seeking answers about their loved ones’ fates.