These links are to sites we have found in researching the POW/MIA issues
and Colonel Shelton. We wish to share them with you.
| MIA Facts | This site is published to provide facts about the issue of Americans who remain "missing in action" (MIA) from the Vietnam War. At the conclusion of the Vietnam War, 2,583 Americans did not return. A vast mythology has built up around what really happened to these individuals. Mis-information, pseudo-history, deliberate fabrication are rampant. As a result, myths are regularly proclaimed to be fact. |
| Thailand - Laos - Cambodia Brotherhood | The Brotherhood stretched across Thailand, Laos, and Cambodia. We were civilians, military (all branches of service). We were pilots, mechanics, navigators, weathermen, drivers, security police and cooks. We were on or over the front line, on bases you saw on TV and some that few people even knew existed. We fought the war you heard about and the war you didn't. We didn't look for glory or ask for medals, we were called and we went. A lot of us didn't return........ |
| Sky Bulletin Board | Communitcations resource site. This bulletin board is a means for those of us connected by experiences in Indochina during the 1950s, 1960s and 1970s to maintain fellowship and pass on information. |
| HISTORY OF OUR C-123 - The history of our C-123 Provider s/n 54-674 C-123 SPECIFICATIONS - Performance specifications of the Fairchild C-123 Provider C-123 LINKS - World Wide Web links to various sites devoted to the C-123 and its use. AIRCRAFT WISH LIST - We always need donations of equipment for the aircraft, check here to see if you can help! | |
| ADRIAN FISCH |
At the entrance to the Minnesota Governor’s office, there is a small shrine dedicated to the memory of the soldiers who are missing in action in the Vietnam War. It contains a POW/MIA flag and a small plaque, noting that the shrine was contributed by an organization called "Red Badge of Courage". That organization was really one man -- Adrian Fisch, of St James, Minnesota |
| Richard Fecteau Branch/Rank: CIV | Richard Fecteau was returned in 1971 and John Downey in 1973, over 19 years after Steve Kiba had reported seeing them in captivity in 1954.... |
| POWs And The Cuban Connection | Oct. 95 Maj. Mark Smith (Retired)] Because of caution about the POWs, still held, during the first sixty days after the Paris Peace Agreement, returned POWs kept quiet about the conditions of confinement. |
| DENNIS & JOYCE ADAMSCHECK | In 1984, Dennis Adamscheck was at a meeting of his local VFW Post 3979 in Cloquet, Minnesota when someone passed around a cup for donations to the POW/MIA cause. Dennis looked at the few dimes and quarters contributed and wondered what this pitiful collection meant. He went home and began looking into the POW/MIA issue. |
| POW/MIA Bio's | 1948 Americans still unaccounted for from the Vietnam war. What makes these special is that they ALL are on the list of "last known alive" (a list created by the US government to aid in obtaining the fullest possible accounting). Most of these men are included in catagory 1, meaning the Vietnamese government should have information on the whereabouts of these men. Java warning. |
| FACES FROM THE WALL | Vietnam War WASHINGTON STATE the "WORKSHEET" |
| The
Union-Leader |
Manchester, NH newspaper. |
| Kiss the Truth Good-bye | Summary. The book Kiss the Boys Good-bye by Monika Jensen-Stevenson is one of the "bibles" of the POW-MIA issue. Sad. This book is seriously flawed. It is poorly researched, filled with hearsay, rumor, and unverified "sources." In a word, it is nonsense. |
| Errol, have you ever spent time with any H'mong refugees, ex ARVN or Cambodians, don't get me wrong i don't have any axe to grind against US, they saved NZ from becoming rice eaters in WW2 but their govt within Govt waging little wars & then ditching them is disgusting. | |
| Laird Guttersen Rank/Branch: O4/US Air Force | Following the Korean War, Guttersen was an Air University lecturer at Maxwell Air Force Base where his specialty was POW Affairs and, in addition, he helped develop the manual on teaching the Code of Conduct. He served on all levels of command from Squadron and the Air Staff at the Pentagon. |
| Patriotic Music | Useful site with downloads for use in site creations. |
| Veterans Memorial Dedicated | On Memorial Day 2001, over four hundred veterans and other concerned citizens joined in dedicating the Jersey City Vietnam Veterans Memorial in remembrance of the 64 local young men who lost their lives in that war as well as those who died from war-related causes after returning home. |
