Have Our MIAs Been Abandoned by U S Leaders
Opinion column argues the House Committee on Missing Persons in Southeast Asia shows more than 2,500 Americans remain unaccounted for after Vietnam and Korea, with 751 missing and 33 believed alive in prison camps. It condemns U S leaders for abandoning servicemen and parallels Perdicaris case to demand action.
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John F. McManus
House
Select Committee
Southeast Asia
Vietnam
America
Tese
Korea
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