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Removal of POW/MIA flag from White House sparks anger
A decision by the Trump administration earlier this year to move the flag honoring missing war veterans from a prominent position atop the White House to a less visible spot on the South Lawn has angered some veterans and lawmakers, who see it as disrespectful and potentially illegal
The remains of an Army corporal are finally returning home from Korea after more than 65 years
After more than 65 years, The Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency (DPAA) has announced that the remains of Corbin native and former Army Corporal Billie Joe Hash will finally return to his hometown
A veterans group is fighting to keep a Bible at the oldest continuing POW-MIA vigil in the country
The Northeast POW/MIA Network is seeking intervenor status in the case, filed by a veteran against the V.A. Medical Center in U.S. District Court, that claims the presence of the Bible in the display is unconstitutional
The son of a fighter pilot killed in the Vietnam War flew his father’s remains home after more than 50 years
Col. Roy Knight's remains were returned to the same airport where his 5-year-old son waved goodbye to him decades ago. On Thursday, his son flew his father home
Thunder’s end: the final Rolling Thunder motorcycle ride will fall silent on Memorial Day
The spectacle of hundreds of thousands of motorcycles roaring their way through the streets of Washington, D.C., to Memorial Day events as part of the annual Rolling Thunder veterans tribute will be a thing of the past after this coming weekend.
Pentagon suspends efforts to recover troops’ remains as North Korea talks stall
It was one of the most concrete agreements to come out of the first U.S.-North Korea summit last year, but now the Pentagon says it has given up hope of recovering any more remains of U.S. troops killed in the 1950-1953 Korean War in the near future
Trump, who likes people who weren’t captured, honors former POWs anyway
President Donald Trump wants to honor former prisoners of war, even if he prefers U.S. service members who, you know, weren't prisoners of war
US military retrieves possible remains of World War II service members in first recovery mission to Myanmar
The remains are believed to be from a B-25G aircraft with seven crew members onboard that crashed in February 1944 in Myanmar's northwestern Sagain region, U.S. officials said
Rolling Thunder’s Beloved POW/MIA Motorcycle Ride Will Fall Silent After 32 Years
The rumble of motorcycles rolling across the nation's capital in memory of America's missing service members and prisoners of war is on the road to becoming a thing of the past.