The following remains returned had been confirmed. The list will be continued to reflect only those remains that have been accepted as confirmed by family members.

Our prayers will always be with these brave soldiers and their families.

This list is compiled from the sourcing at the
POW NETWORK and is the most accurate and up-to-date listing available. Please check their site for more information and listings. Some of their bio information has been linked on this page and we would like to thank the persons at POW
NETWORK responsible for the ultimate deed of recording all of this data on our missing servicemen.
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Two other veterans groups, both member groups of the NV&GWVC, specialize in POW/MIA info. These are Rolling Thunder and Task Force Omega of Kentucky


The last time our country effectively brought home our POW/MIA's was the "great raid" of the
Cabanatuan Prison Camp during January of 1945, WWII, under the leadership of President Harry S. Truman. During President Truman's administration our government did not tolerate our prisoners of war being left behind. Somewhere between President Truman and President George W. Bush, the legacy has been silenced. Why have they neglected to bring our men home? There is so little time. Please write your representatives, actually bombard them with letters and phone calls for them to enforce the return of all of our men and a full accounting. One entire community out of a whole nation can make a difference. One community in each state of the nation will make an even bigger difference.


BRING THEM HOME NOW!!

A lighted candle burns eternal for all of those POW/MIA / KIA whose remains have been returned, and for those yet to come home.

USN CAPT. MICHAEL "SCOTT" SPEICHER

US NAVY Capt. Michael "Scott" Speicher Never returned from the first Gulf War in 1991. His plane was shot down and witnesses have claimed to have information that Scott is still alive. Why is he not home? Read his story here More>>

USA PVT. Keith Matthew "Matt" Maupin Never returned from Iraq. He was reportedly captured with no clue what has become of him. Read his story here More>>	The photo to the left shows Pvt. Maupin in captivity in April of 2004. Where is he? We demand his return.
Where are these American soldiers?	The second-largest capture of American soldiers serving in the Iraq War occurred when Iraqi insurgents attacked a military outpost in Amiriyah, Baghdad, killing four US soldiers and an Iraqi aide before capturing Spc. Alex Jimenez, Pfc. Joseph Anzack and Pvt. Byron Fouty on May 12, 2007. The search for the soldiers currently occupies 4,000 troops

Ssg James Michael Ray