An American solider who was reported missing in 1950 during the Korean War has been identified from the remains turned over by North Korea last year after a meeting between President Trump and Kim Jong Un. Sgt. James Ernest Smith Jr., of Sedgwick, Kansas, was just 21-years-old when he was reported missing. Smith's unit was attacked near Kujang-dong in North Korea on November 25, 1950. Several Americans who survived the war said Smith died the following January at a prisoner of war camp. In July 2018, North Korea handed over 55 boxes it said contained the remains of U.S. service members from the war which were then sent to a laboratory in Hawaii for identification. At least three other U.S. service members have been identified from that repatriation, according to Stripes. Smith will reportedly be buried at Arlington National Cemetery.