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CALL TO ACTION!
POW/MIA families need you to write your Congressmen/women and Sentors and ask why they have remained silent while the Department of Defense the status of Prisoner of War (POW)for American military personnel. DoD Directive 1300.18 released on December 18, 2000 eliminated the Prisoner of War (POW) status for captured American Service Personnel, replacing it with the ambigious designation Missing/Captured or MIA-C. For more information regarding this, and an example letter you can send to your congressional representation, visit the
National Alliance of Families For The Return of America's Missing Servicemen website.
Somewhere out there, Army PFC Matt Maupin and Navy Captain Michael Scott Speicher may be wondering why their country has forgotten them. Do not allow our government to for them!
This is too important for you not to write your congressmen or senator. Not sure what to write in your letter? The National Alliance of Families For the Return of America's Missing Servicemen website has a sample letter you can view.
Who is your congressman? You don't know who your congressman is?! Enter your zip code below to find out. Then, WRITE THEM NOW!
CLICK HERE to read an "open letter" tor President Clinton that appeared in the November 17, 2000 edition of the Arizona Daily Star. Columnist Ernesto Portillo Jr. wrote this "letter to then President Clinton" just before President Clinton's visit to Vietnam.
"I am only one, but still, I am one. I cannot do everything but I can do something. And, because I cannot do everything, I will not refuse to do what I can."
-- Edward Everett Hale
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