Removal of POW/MIA flag from White House sparks anger By Alexandra Alper and Idrees Ali, Reuters / Sep 11, 2020
The remains of an Army corporal are finally returning home from Korea after more than 65 years By Jarrod Mills, The Times-Tribune, Corbin, Ky. / Jun 17, 2020
A veterans group is fighting to keep a Bible at the oldest continuing POW-MIA vigil in the country By Shawne Wickham, The New Hampshire Union Leader / Aug 19, 2019
The son of a fighter pilot killed in the Vietnam War flew his father’s remains home after more than 50 years By James Clark / Aug 8, 2019
Thunder’s end: the final Rolling Thunder motorcycle ride will fall silent on Memorial Day By Richard Sisk, Military.com / May 25, 2019
Pentagon suspends efforts to recover troops’ remains as North Korea talks stall By Josh Smith, Reuters / May 8, 2019
Trump, who likes people who weren’t captured, honors former POWs anyway By Jared Keller / Apr 9, 2019
US military retrieves possible remains of World War II service members in first recovery mission to Myanmar By Shoon Naing, Reuters / Mar 12, 2019
Rolling Thunder’s Beloved POW/MIA Motorcycle Ride Will Fall Silent After 32 Years By Jeff Brown, Middletown Transcript / Jan 30, 2019