A U.S. naval museum is set to return a wartime Japanese soldier's flag to the family of its original owner nearly 78 years after the end of World War II, after removing it from the exhibition.During a ceremony Thursday at the facility in Texas, which took place in the hangar of the Lexington, a decommissioned aircraft carrier, the flag of former soldier Shigeyoshi Mutsuda, who is now dead, was handed to an Oregon-based organization that helps find and deliver personal items lost during the war.The Obon Society, represented by Rex Ziak and his wife Keiko, along with representatives of the Le…READ FULL ARTICLE
