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    What 18th-century hero's remains were removed from their original burial site in France and placed in a crypt at the US Naval Academy?

    Question #64776. Asked by DispatchGirl1. (Apr 19 06 1:06 AM)


    peasypod

    		That'd be John Paul Jones.

    http://www.southcoastsar.org/Rcvry_JPJ.htm

    Apr 19 06, 1:25 AM

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