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Link profile: Defense Prisioner of War/Missing Personnel Office


Category: Start / Veterans concerns
The information assembled on the following pages is to assist readers in understanding the U.S. Government effort to achieve the fullest possible accounting of our missing in action -- from all wars. U.S. military and civilian personnel are at work daily in locations across the globe, seeking information from our former enemies.

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