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Where the Vietnam Veterans Memorial come from?
the names of Americans who died in the war of who remained classified as missing in action
How many American lives were lost during tne Vietnam war?
Over 50,000 Americans were killed and missing in action during the Vietnam War.
How many Americans were killed in the Vietnam War?
The Vietnam War resulted more than 58,000 American deaths (including missing in action).More than 58,000 Americans lost their lives during the Vietname War.
When did the first Americans have combat action in Vietnam?
2012
Is there still US soldiers in Vietnam?
US Servicemen are still missing in action (unaccounted for).
What is the label for a soldier whose body is unaccounted for in the Vietnam war?
MIA-Missing In Action.
How many Americans are still considered MIA?
As of October 2023, approximately 81,600 Americans are still considered missing in action (MIA) from various conflicts, with the majority being from the Vietnam War. The Department of Defense continues to work on efforts to recover and identify these individuals. Additionally, there are ongoing efforts to provide closure to the families of the missing.
How many army men killed Vietnam?
58,209 dead. 153,303 wounded. 2,489 were missing in action.
What are the bracelets connected to Vietnam war soldier?
To show support for soldiers still listed as missing in action or prisoners of war, even after the Vietnam War was over.
Missing in action?
Missing in action, or MIA, is defined as a casualty classification that is assigned to armed services personnel who are reported as missing during active service. They may have been wounded, killed, deserted, or become a prisoner of war. Their remains nor their grave has been positively identified if they are deceased.
How many missing in action movies were made?
Missing In Action Missing In Action 2: The beginning Braddock: Missing in Action 3
How many POW's died at Hanoi Hilton?
">AlotTwenty-two were buried in a courtyard in the prison prior to the end of the Vienam War in 1973. The bodies were exhumed, brought to the United States, identified, then reburied, many at Arlington National Cemetery.
