http://www.missingpresumeddead.com/ and read about the search for Roger Dumas, a Korea POW, by his brother Bob. It examines the neglect by this government of our POWs of WWII, Korea and Vietnam. If they are not involved before seeing the DVD of this story, they will be afterwards. Fly the POW/MIA flag and get others to do the same. We donate POW/MIA flags to businesses that will fly them.”
The POW/MIA flag remains a thought-provoking symbol that has endured since 1971 thanks to Mrs. Michael Hoff, an MIA wife and member of the National League of Families. On March 8, 1989, an official flag flew over the White House and was installed in the U.S. Capitol Rotunda during the 100th Congress.
The search for POWs and MIAs is an unfinished promise of honor that these veteran groups owe to their missing comrades. It is an unspoken code to simply watch out for and take care of one another. This is not just about comradeship, or brotherhood, but something much deeper.
These veterans may not be related in blood, and they don’t have to be. They have shared food, traded stories, fought side by side in battle. Some have died in each other’s arms. Let’s put aside where they come from, race, religion and political affiliation, because they never cared about that. They were and remain a family.
POWs and MIAs are not urban myths. To those who continue to believe in their return, whether alive or deceased, they will never be forgotten. They are Americans and they deserve to come home — because no one leaves family behind.
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