Comments on: American, British POWs in North Korea? Still?

By: Troy Stull

Troy Stull — Wed, 19 May 2004 04:36:47 +0000

To me, even if there is a 1 in 1000 chance of even one POW still being alive, we MUST take action. The U.S. Military does not leave its own behind. Even if not… heres one of all my fellows who never got to sit on a beach drink a bud and fool around with an American girl again.

By: JEFF BURNETT

JEFF BURNETT — Sun, 28 Dec 2003 06:04:41 +0000

HI, ITS A GOOD MORNING FOR A SOUTH KOREAN SOLIDER HELD SINCE THE WAR AND ESCAPED AND WAS RETURNED BY CHINA OVER 50 YEARS AS POW THAT CERTIANLLY MEANS THAT THEIR HAS TO BE SOME AMERICAN AND BRITISH POWS. I DONT UNDERSTAND WE WONT GET OUR POWS OUT OF NORTH KOREA BUT WE WILL SEND THEM FOOD. BUT LETS PRAY FOR THE RETURN OF AT LEAST 1 TO MAKE IT OUT. THEN THE U.S. GOVERMENT AND ALL OF THE PAST PRESIDENTS CAN BE ASKED WHY DIDNT YOU HELP GET ALL OF THEM OUT? THANK YOU AND REMEMBER THE POWS ALL OVER THE WORLD WHO DIDNT MAKE IT HOME. JEFF BURNETT 12-27-2003@0704 CST

By: clnsmi

clnsmi — Fri, 24 Oct 2003 09:25:16 +0000

Could be from more recent captures. US Reconnaisance flights have
gone down in the region, and many airmen remain unaccounted for.
By Any Means Necessary, great book by William E. Burrows, is about
these flights, and is an outstanding read.