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Repatriations

Since our total pull-out of the Southeast Asia region, we have had the Joint POW/MIA Accounting Command (formerly known as the Joint Task Force) in the region with the sole goal to bring "our boys home." There have been the repatriation (remains returned to the United States) of approximately 700 plus remains since 1975. These repatriations are not without their disappointments and controversities. These are the Missing in Action (MIA) who whether agreed upon the identification or not, were recently "Welcomed Home."

These are the veterans who were returned, identified their remains and reported to their family.

All information was updated 2 August 2010.

PMSEA Report -- Personnel Missing -- SouthEast Asia

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Service Accounted POW/MIA Unaccounted POW/MIA
Air Force 800 550
Army 334 549
Coast Guard 1 0
Marine Corps 128 213
Navy 322 369
Cilvilians 80 32
Totals 1665 1713
Cilvilians 80 32

Pursuit Status County Unaccounted POW/MIA
Further Pursuit see note below 972
Deferred see note below 116
No Further Search see note below 625

Note:

The countries involved are: VN (Vietnam North), VS (Vietnam South), CB (Cambodia), CH (China) and LA (Laos) which accumlative is 1713 and is inclusive of the 32 Civilians noted above. Please contact me if you want a breakdown of the 3 categories for each country.


This list is in a PDF format because it is so large, you will have to download the information to review.

Repatriations Chart (PDF)

KEY

Symbol Explanation
* controversial finding
+ rescinded identification but remains on the list
# identification disputed and suspicious


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