Missing In Action

U.S. Defense Department forensic anthropologists in Wonsan, North Korea examine the contents of boxes containing the possible remains of U.S. MIAs July 27, 2018.

After Generations Of Grief And Frustration, Families Of Korean War MIAs Are More Optimistic

Jay Price

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Families hope advances in DNA technology and thawing U.S./North Korean relations will help the government recover and identify long-missing remains of...

Members of the Jacksonville, N.C. Rolling Thunder chapter pass a flame during a cememony honoring prisoners of war and troops missing in action.

American Homefront

50 Years After Vietnam, POW/MIA Movement Counts Its Successes - One At A Time

Jay Price

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In the Vietnam War era, Americans became more interested in recovering missing troops -- largely because of the activism of some military families.

Local / State

WWII Vet’s Remains To Return To Florida After 73 Years

A World War II veteran's remains will be returned to his family in Florida, some 73 years after he was shot down by German fighters.The Tampa Bay Times…

Families of missing service members listen to Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency Director Michael Linnington.

American Homefront

As Years Turn To Decades, Families Still Wait For Remains of Loved Ones Lost In War

Patricia Murphy

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Nearly 83,000 U.S. service members are still listed as missing in action from World War II, Korea, Vietnam, Iraq, and other conflicts. Many of their...