NATIONAL LEAGUE OF FAMILIES OF AMERICAN PRISONERS & MISSING IN SOUTHEAST ASIA
YOU ARE NOT FORGOTTEN
The National League of POW/MIA Families continues to push for the fullest possible accounting of Americans still missing from the Vietnam War by providing educational historical context to U.S. policymakers and by continuing to spread awareness to the public at home and abroad.
Vietnam War Tracker
Personnel Still Unaccounted For
Live date and time display with a manually updated count.
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2025 IDENTIFICATIONS
The following are Vietnam War Servicemen and Civilians who have been formally identified by DPAA - they are not forgotten…
DPAA Identifications
Vietnam War Servicemen Identified
Recent identifications of servicemen recovered and confirmed by the DPAA.
ANNUAL MEETING JUNE 2026
RECENT NEWS -
We are happy to confirm that the League’s 54th Annual Meeting will be taking place on Wednesday, June 24th, 2026, at the Lyceum (The Alexandria History Museum - 201 S. Washington St, Alexandria, VA 22314)
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ANNOUNCEMENT: PLANS FOR THE LEAGUE’s 54th ANNUAL MEETING
LEAGUE UPDATES March 2026
Our most recent newsletter contains three important updates: first is a letter from Ann Mills-Griffiths, second is an update on operations from the Executive Director, and the last is information about our 2026-2028 Board of Directors Election.
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Three Important Updates For Our Community
Founded 1970 · Our Mandate
THE FULLEST
POSSIBLE ACCOUNTING
Founded by the families themselves in 1970, the League has served for more than five decades as the primary non-governmental voice for a full and honest accounting of every American still unaccounted-for from the Vietnam War. We inform policymakers, preserve the historical record, and ensure families are never left without representation.
Accountability
Advocating for the fullest possible accounting as a government obligation and national priority
Families
Standing with those who have waited decades for answers, dignity, and the recognition their loved ones deserve.
History
Preserving and conveying the full historical record of the POW/MIA issue with accuracy and without political distortion.
Education
Informing the public, institutions, and elected officials — because those who carry a duty to act must first understand the record.
KEY DOCUMENTS
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THE LEAGUE’S SOCIAL MEDIA
The League is always seeking photos of POW/MIA flags, monuments, Missing Man Honors Tables, and POW/MIA empty chairs from your community to feature on our social media pages and website.
Sharing with us is easy, just send your photos via direct message to the League’s Facebook page or email us at national.league@pow-miafamilies.org with a brief description of when & where the photo was taken. All proper credits will be given.
Planning on holding a public awareness rally, dedication, or other event?
Please send us a message at national.league@pow-miafamilies.org or call our office and you may be eligible to make it on our calendar!