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                                | Pennsylvania
                                  Rosters |  
                                | "1,168 Unaccounted
                                  for Sir" |  
                                | World War I | [ Roster ] |  
                                | World War II | [ Roster ] |  
                                | The Korean War | [ Roster ] |  
                                | The Vietnam
                              War | [ Roster ] |  
                                | The Cold War | [ Roster ] |  
                                | Note: These 
								rosters are not all inclusive! |  
                    This site is dedicated to
              Pennsylvania's POW/MIAs and all who diligently served in the Armed
              Forces of the United States of America.  To those who served
              faithfully, living and dead; to those who have attained a title,
              attached to the rank that they have earned -- POW/MIA. These
              Heroes have attained this title through no fault, and no wish, of
              their own; they wear it like shackles around an ankle and endure
              through the families who are left behind to ask "Why?"
              with every tear drop that falls and every year that fades! 
              It has been proven, and emphatically denied by our government,
              that many of these Americans, if not still alive, had been well
              after -- I mean years after -- Operation Homecoming.
                   
					Countless Witnesses;
              Countless Testimony; the Quang 1205 Document; Garwood (the Vietnam
              War) and Dumas (the Korean War); Admissions from those in the
              know...and the list drags on...and on...and on...and on... 
              Even today, we have a number of South Korean Soldiers who were
              taken prisoner during their war -- and are finding freedom. 
              And we can not forget Commander Michael Speicher, first casualty of
              the Gulf War and the only hero remaining unaccounted for from that
              war.  Evidence more than suggests he survived his shoot down;
              we have evidence (and the man) who drove him to his incarceration
              in Baghdad -- yet he is still there!!!  And...what of
                      Sergeant Keith "Matt" Maupin from Batavia, Ohio?
                   
				It is
              my hope that this page and the thousands of others just like it
              will fan a spark of patriotism into a roaring fire. The kind of
              fire that will consume and purge the soul of our government so
              that it can lay down it's shield of fallacies and move forward
              with fevered determination in finding our POW/MIAs - my heroes. It
              is not enough to just remember these Honored and Brave Americans
              anymore. Let us unite as a country should and bring them back home
              where they belong. 
               
                        
                        
                          
                            | "It does not take a majority to prevail ... but
                              rather an irate, tireless minority, keen on
                              setting brushfires of freedom in the minds of
                              men."  Samuel Adams |      
				I
              implore you to write to your Congressman and Senators; The
              President; Vice President and members of the News Media. Bombard
              them with your letters and opinions. Let them know that America
              does care and will not allow this dark chapter in our society to
              go unread anymore.  It's time to bring our heroes back
              home!!!
               
              
               
              Hey guys and gals.  
				Several weeks ago, I discovered a really nice military/veterans 
				forum on the internet.  Go to VAJoe and have a look around 
				for yourself.  The URL is 
				http://www.vajoe.com 
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