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CNN International / News Producer / ผู้สื่อข่าว สำนักข่าวซีเอ็นเอ็น ประจำประเทศไทย
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Downed by lightning eight decades ago, a US airman is finally coming home

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By Brad Lendon Verified, Kocha Olarn Verified
| WQOW-TV (Eau Claire, WI) Verified
(CNN) — More than 80 years after he took off from an airfield in China, a US Army Air Force pilot is going home. The route back to the United States for 1st Lt. Franklin McKinney has been long and paved by the term paper of a US Air Force Academy cadet; the friendship of a Thai air force officer; the remarkably clear memories of a villager in her mid-90s; the curiosity of an American expat; and, incredibly, a massive flood in Bangkok.
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Downed by lightning eight decades ago, a US airman is finally coming home

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By Brad Lendon Verified, Kocha Olarn Verified
| KXLY-TV (Spokane, WA) Verified
(CNN) — More than 80 years after he took off from an airfield in China, a US Army Air Force pilot is going home. The route back to the United States for 1st Lt. Franklin McKinney has been long and paved by the term paper of a US Air Force Academy cadet; the friendship of a Thai air force officer; the remarkably clear memories of a villager in her mid-90s; the curiosity of an American expat; and, incredibly, a massive flood in Bangkok.
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Rescuers search for new ways into cave in Laos where two men feared trapped

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By Rebecca Wright Verified, Kocha Olarn Verified, Angie Puranasamriddhi, June JEONG, Laura Sharman Verified, Sana Haq Verified
| On The Mic with Yahoo Singapore
Rescuers are focusing on a newly discovered cave shaft. - Kengkard Bongkawong Rescuers in central Laos are racing to find two men feared to be trapped in a flooded cave network for almost two weeks, as storms batter the dense jungle. The men are thought to have entered the cave on May 20, just before heavy rain caused flash flooding and blocked their exit. Five others escaped the cave’s narrow tunnels after a crew of international divers were summoned to the Southeast Asian nation.
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