Thousands of soldiers have died in the many wars the U.S. has fought. Identifying their remains -- however long it takes -- is a responsibility that the military holds dear. Pippin Ross reports on a woman who helps the military fulfill its duty and gives peace of mind to many families who've lost loved ones in war.
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