Posted by wisbaker on May 29, 2012 at 09:37:43 from (207.118.181.106):
In Reply to: Vietnam Missing posted by JerryS on May 28, 2012 at 22:39:50:
An example of MIA and how men get moved from MIA to KIA. While serving at K I Sawyer AFB in upper Michigan in the 80's one of the O-5s on staff had been a guest at the Hanoi Hilton. On POW/MIA day he usually gave a presentation at the club during our observances. He explained how a B-52 crew had been listed MIA. They went missing on a mission over Hanoi. When prisoners were repatriated they were out briefed. Some of the crew members provided details on other missing crews. The missing B-52 crew- the ship took a direct hit from a SAM, pieces of that ship in turn caused FOD (foreign object damage) to another ship that crashed, those crew members lived, where captured and incarcerated. Their reports after release caused the other crew to be moved from MIA to KIA.
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