The following pages are a small but growing tribute to those who have not yet returned from answering their nation's call. I, along with them and many, many other supporters of our nation's military, ask you to take a part in helping to return our POW/MIA's home where they rightfully belong.

Men and women answered their nation's call to arms throughout our history to preserve the freedoms that all too many take for granted. They did so not because they wanted war, struggles, sacrifice or for adventure, but because they understood and were willing to pay whatever  price was necessary to keep our freedoms from being lost.

Now it is time for all of us to support them. If everyone is willing to do even a little bit to help, such as writing letters to your State and Federal Government officials asking what is being done to correct this situation, then I believe our Government will have no choice but to respond.

I realize that it may seem to many of you like the Vietnam and Korean Wars as well as WWII  were a long time ago and that you may be wondering "Why should I get involved? They're probably not even alive know anyway. Besides, I don't even know any of them. "

Well my response to you is� If  you think about all the people you do know, I am certain that some of them served in at least one of those wars and they are still alive. So why then wouldn't our POW'a or MIA's not possibly still be alive. The human body can adapt to many harsh and brutal environments, but why should it have to?

Furthermore, they probably didn't know many of you when they went away to a far off land to fight for our freedoms, so why should we be concerned about who they are except that they are AMERICAN SERVICEMEN just like many of your present day friends and family members.

Would you leave them stranded somewhere?