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Okay. Modern DNA technology has shown significant advancement in the past two decades, playing a huge role in the identification of our missing soldiers and Marines from World War II.

Yet DNA expert and CEO of Huffine International,

Ed Huffine, says, quote, policy and regulations have become the bottleneck between what is possible and what is delivered. Ed was on the team who identified the Vietnam soldier in the tomb of the

unknown 20 years ago and continues to do impactful work in this field.

He joins me now for his untold story. Ed, great to have you with us today.

You know, when I read through the background on your very wide-ranging career in the military and in the private sector,

identifying remains. One, you know, thinks about the work

that you did at 9-11 with World War II heroes. And now I even think about the surfside, Florida

situation, which so sadly has turned into a DNA identification situation as well. One of the things that really crosses my mind right away is what got you interested in this

kind of work?

Getting into DNA testing, especially forensic DNA testing, was not something I planned in my career.

I was a graduate student in the University of Oklahoma in 1990 when my wife and I found out

we were expecting twins.

As a graduate student at that time, we had no medical coverage,

but the Federal Aviation Administration's national headquarters is in Oklahoma City,

which is adjacent to University of Oklahoma.

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