MACV-SOG POW/MIA RECOVERY w/ JOHN STRYKER MEYER | Tactical Rifleman

This week we sat down with John Stryker Meyer (Tilt) from MACVSOG and talked about the ongoing search for the remains of servicemen lost since the Vietnam War. Great interview. If you want to help...
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[@edwardbermudez6299]

I did a MIA recovery with JPAC back in 2004 in Laos. We did recover a remain of a Macv sog medic and repatriated him back to Hawaii. Can’t remember the name of service member . But that I have to tell u my proudest moment just bringing him back home after all those years.

[@TacticalRifleman]

Very cool. Thank you for your service. Strength and Honor, TR

[@Stoney_AKA_James]

Thank YOU Mr. Bermudez for doing that sir!

[@thomaschilders5546]

My first duty assignment was at the Central I'd Lab on Hickam from 90 to 93 back when LTC Webb was our CDR. That was my most satisfying job during my career.

[@johnmeyer2932]

Ed, thank you for your note and your efforts to bring home our SOG brother.

[@MichelleAllen206]

Thank you for bringing him home! 🙏

[@badgermamaw1870]

Thank you for those recoveries. My Dad flew in Nam. He made it home, it always bothered him that many of his brothers were still there.

[@tommorris3264]

"My favorite type of Commie, a dead one." Amen to that Mr. Meyer. God Bless to you and all Vietnam Vets!!!

[@TacticalRifleman]

He has a way with words

[@tommorris3264]

He certainly does Mr. Erickson. Must be in you Green Beret's genetics!

[@norseman6306]

Thank you Karl for having John on to discuss this. It is a crime what our government has done by not doing more to both support and help our service members and their families. Grateful for private organizations who have found ways to navigate or go around the red tape to bring our heroes home and bring peace to their families. Thank you to them and to you!

[@JM-ep1wx]

Amazing. My fathers remains were recoved from Laos in 1990. He was a CCN Huey pilot,who flew the RT's & SOG 70/71. I went out there to the area in Laos myself in 2001, and I saw some teams working to find guys. It was a precarious time and everyone I encountered was very suspicious of my prescence.

[@TacticalRifleman]

Thanks for sharing. I am sorry for your loss. TR

[@MichelleAllen206]

I am so very sorry your Father didn't make it home. 🥺🙏 My Father was a Lone Survivor with MACVSOG in May of 68. I know he carries those that didn't make it home in his heart and soul every day! Again, I'm truly sorry. My blood is going cold as I finish typing this acknowledging how damn close I was so many times in not even being born, or not having had my Father to raise me. Sending you a hug!

[@sonsofs.o.g.9829]

glad to hear you got closure..my fathers remain were returned form Laos in late 1989 .kzbin.info/www/bejne/aaabYaVqis2GsNE

[@grantota9857]

Why do you think they were suspicious of your presence?

[@JM-ep1wx]

@@grantota9857 There was not any western travelers in this area at that time. The only westerners were team members. Most of the Lao people I spoke to simply did not belive i was just there to see where my father was lost during the war. Remember the Ho chi minh trail in Laos was bombed into oblibion during the war. There was no smiling vilagers in this paticular area. I bet that has changed a bit since then.

[@colbydixon5136]

This is such an incredible topic. I first learned about this at SERE school when a USAF SERE instructor told us about how going to Vietnam and looking for MIA troops is one of their deployments. I’m so glad that you guys are sharing this with the public!

[@DJTheMetalheadMercenary]

John is a legend, hero of mine as well, what they did in the Secret War was just astronomical, the SOGCast is just phenomenal. Awesome talk brother.

[@sonsofs.o.g.9829]

your screen name intrigued me ha ha ha. I am a GOLD Star son of a SOG warrior & friend of "Tilts" but also a Rock Guitarist & a bit of a metal head at times.& I did this ..kzbin.info/www/bejne/aaabYaVqis2GsNE

[@bryanjackson1866]

God Bless You Tilt.Also our MIA.You will never be forgotten.100

[@VNExperience]

Thank you for covering this important topic. My grand uncle went MIA on a mission across the fence in '65 and it took almost 35 years to find his remains but he was found, together with 3 ARVN soldiers, and they're buried at Arlington. I salute everyone who served in Vietnam. You deserved a decent welcome home but the war had become too politicized. I'm glad you're finally getting the recognition you well deserved. Welcome home. The POW-MIA issue needs more coverage and governments must work together to bring the heroes home. They made the ultimate sacrifice for their brothers and to defend freedom. Thanks again. Also, happy lunar new year (Tet) from Saigon. 🎋 For any Vietnam vets reading this, you may be pleased to know that Americans are still appreciated here and the locals still call the city Sai Gon. The "other name" is only used in official contexts. Also, House 10 still stands in District 1. If you wish to visit the south, you'll receive a warm welcome. Best wishes, Mikael Törni-Overmark, Saigon

[@TacticalRifleman]

Thanks for sharing, TR

[@TheJoeyG88]

Do they take volunteers to help? I would like to go, I would like to try and help find Mad Dog Shriver and bring him home, along with all the others, and indigenous troops as well. I feel so small, I wanna help these heroes that history and the Government almost forgot! Thank You MACV SOG!

[@alec_f1]

Great stuff! I've read the books of John and other stories in battle. The mysteries and stories surrounding our combat around the world are completely fascinating and I urge everyone to learn more and study these accounts, if not just to remember the fallen and those that sacrificed so much for us. Talk to vets to learn and remember for future generations.

[@TacticalRifleman]

Thanks for supporting them.

[@cowboyadam6716]

I have no words to express how this video made me feel. Thank you gentlemen and my heart goes out to the families that have no closure to this day about the heroes that made the ultimate sacrifice and never made it back home. God Bless and Thank you!

[@TacticalRifleman]

Thanks for watching, TR

[@20alroco]

Some of the BEST quality on KZbin!!!! Keep it coming!! It's the best to hear heros from past conflicts share their experience

[@jt.8144]

WATCH JOCKO 180. Start there.

[@jim99west46]

The Carter administration gave the Chinese advanced artillery locating radar during the Chinese Vietnam war. That's one reason why the Vietnamese hated Carter.

[@sombra6153]

I can relate,to your ‘heroes’ tribute. Not SF or anything close, just a peace time reservist, but the Viet Nam vets were my mentors in my formative years. Worked a job once when I was younger where I had the privilege of working with a number of retired SF and Special Ops guys, either field grade or senior NCOs. Learned a lot. SOG ops were among the boldest, most courageous in US history. May all who couldn’t come home RIP.

[@blcarcher6964]

Welcome home brother and thank you for your service Bring back al the missing MIA's

[@blcarcher6964]

I lost my dad 3 months ago God-bless us so he was with LRRPS Wwith 9TH Infantry division 68 through 70 and worked wirh SOG in Cambodia, Laos and , Thailand you worked with CCS &CCC Group

[@TacticalRifleman]

I am sorry for your loss. TR

[@mitchellkuta5405]

I am not military. Wanted to thank both of you for your service. Tactical Tuesdays entertaining and educational. Have a great weekend

[@Bigfezzig]

Incredible! Thanks for everything!

[@Stoney_AKA_James]

Excellent conversation Karl! John is a national treasure for many of us! As you probably know, the LRRPs and Rangers from RVN were/are my mentors... Col Downing, Lt Bargewell and SFC Thompson to be specific!

[@TacticalRifleman]

Thank you for your service. Strength and Honor, TR

[@Victor-hb4hj]

Thanks John and Karl

[@angusmctavish8978]

Many live prisoners were left behind. I was an Intelligence Coordinator (97C) in the Delta in 72. We ran agent networks. As late as Christmas 1972 we had reports of American prisoners being moved around in the area. No way 3 months later they were among those prisoners released in Hanoi. When Saigon fell in 75, many Vietnamese soldiers and civilians gave reports of live prisoners being held in the jungle camps. They were ignored by our Government and suppressed. One of the politicians who helped suppress this information was John McCain.

[@briancooper2112]

McCain wasn't a hero. He left his first wife who almost died while he was a pow. Cindy's dad was a mob man!

[@Jason-fg4jr]

There are many of us that do remember and were very much alive and pissed.... thank you Carl and John ya'll stay safe frosty and free

[@garypatterson7031]

Great video thank you for all you do.

[@roderickgful]

Wish my dad would’ve lived to see the attention now given to MACVSOG. He was in Project Omega 1966-67 which was pulled into SOG then a TDY out of Okinawa then another tour 1969-70. Later served Det-A Berlin 1981-83. But AO caught up with him before the classified status was lifted. Close to 30 years in Army. Started in 187th RCT in the ROK. CIBx2

[@3-2bravo49]

Old school rakkasan

[@WorkingKNeun]

Incredible interview!! Fascinating information!! I could listen to JSM all day long!! Thank You John and Thank You Karl!! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@dougquaine6666]

Awesome work, great video keep up the good work and thank you!

[@waynemensen4252]

Thank you!

[@leifleblanc160]

What a fantastic program. It is great to know that the recovery of our heroes is still being undertook. Tilt is a great guest on TR and a great American hero. Thanks TR .RLTW

[@TacticalRifleman]

Thanks for watching, TR

[@frobro2250]

I'm really glad that you and others are talking about pow/Mia those missing and captured are Patriots wether they are American ,Vietnamese,Australian, those pow/Mia need to be remembered and better yet brought home every time I meet a vet I always say welcome home !! I had a substitute teacher in grade 7 he was a vietnam vet callsign "rocketman" he was awesome

[@andrewwright8507]

I was 4 years old when desert storm happened, and was in middle school when the towers fell. Didn't go SF but joined after I graduated in 06 and did 2 tours OEF and am proud to have just served and more proud to have served with the heroes who didn't make it home from our battalion 1/508 PIR.

[@AlphaChimpEnergy]

Love these dudes and these stories.

[@anthonyb2642]

Karl & Tilt, once again great video!

[@roberthowe5999]

Another great video as always

[@TacticalRifleman]

Thanks

[@Captain-wc6vj]

Commercial looked fantastic. 👍

[@jasonholmes6578]

Tilt is one of my heroes. Thank you both for letting us listen in on your conversations

[@TacticalRifleman]

Thanks for listening

[@anraegodley-cooper6321]

Great video, Blessings to you all and your families my Brothers and Sisters in Arms 4 Life.

[@paulbrown6338]

I commanded a search team for JCRC and made the first recovery of MIA remains. Had a great team, but politics played to big of a role for JCRC to be successful.

[@sonsofs.o.g.9829]

curious what year? My fathers were discovered in early - mid 1989 Laos

[@paulbrown6338]

@@sonsofs.o.g.9829 JCRC was formed a part of the peace accords and was operating in 1973.

[@Vince-ml9gw]

John, Karl, outstanding. Thank you for sharing all of this information.

[@TacticalRifleman]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@jerrytoler9789]

Very informative video!

[@ericw8462]

Thanks...🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@brasspill8439]

Awesome stuff

[@andre3470]

Oh shit, let's wake and watch this!

[@fletchhadley3278]

awesome, well done guys

[@TacticalRifleman]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@alanfox1309]

This is a subject that greatly interested me. Karl could you please thank john and ask him his personal opinion of the late senator john mc cain .thanks great vid.

[@TacticalRifleman]

No one liked McCain

[@michaellind3653]

McCain was a neocons war monger. no one who fights in any military likes warmongers.

[@DavidDost]

happy Friday

[@protector326]

Do we know how many are missing from our last 2 wars? Thank you both for your service you are true hero's and are appreciated.

[@thomaschilders5546]

There are no declared POWs or MIA from either Iraq or Afghanistan but one naval aviators body was never recovered but the other pilots was so they declared him killed in action.

[@SRWC417]

This is a great interview! John is always a wealth of knowledge and insight into SOG. My only recommendation - and it may just be my headset - is to get the audio lined out in future videos.

[@TacticalRifleman]

We agree! Sorry about that.

[@SRWC417]

@@TacticalRifleman Regardless, excellent video about a very noble mission.

[@berryreading4809]

A gentleman I was honored to know was I believe the 5th longest serving POW in Vietnam until the last official exchange, I believe a few members of the local VVA put together a small book about his story. Sadly he passed away a few years ago, but now has a local bridge named is his honor... He experienced some truly horrific things, but his wife fought like hell for him and many other Vietnam vets for benefits and VA treatment... She always called herself the nicest meanest 70lb bitch you've ever met 😄 Wonderful woman (she had a pretty serious chronic thyroid issue but that didn't stop her tenacity for fighting on behalf of Vietnam vets)

[@TacticalRifleman]

Awesome. Thanks for sharing, TR

[@lovelauracp]

I thank God that Karl made it out alive and well through all his missions and life-threatening experience's. God bless the guys and girls and their families that have sacrificed so much for our country the USA.

[@TacticalRifleman]

Thanks for the support. TR

[@jimwoody775]

Sgt James Harwood 5th SFG MIA 15 Jan 71. Good friend great medic, we got to know each other while in 6th Grp before he visited Ms A to get orders for VN. Sure wish they could find him.

[@riftraft2015]

Great interview. Tilt said 26 SOG cast are done. Why are only 17 posted. WHEN are they going to be released? Please release the rest Tilt. BREAK CONTACT, CONTINUE MISSION. Chompin at the bit for more sog cast my friend.

[@johnfairchild3421]

My cousin was. Mia/Pow from Korean War took us 49 to get him home but my Aunt was dead but her baby laying beside her. Ps. He was my Daddy’s favorite cousin

[@rednecksniper4715]

I like making velvetta shells and cheese like normal then add a can of cream of mushroom and a can of tuna, splash of milk then stir and heat back up

[@robertmitchumx4673]

'And then Glen Lane set one other thing straight "you've got to realise, things have changed" Lane explained. He was now going by a new name: Gary Brubaker. But his friends could call him "Doc" since he was a qualified medic. Quoted from page 276 The men we left behind Henry Kissinger, the politics of deceit and the tragic fate of POWs after the Vietnam war. By Mark Sauter and Jim Sanders.

[@keeftaylor834]

January 22 1988, Sam Neua Province Laos, US satellite reconnaissance photography films in a dry rice paddy outside a detention facility with reports of American POW's being held long after the war "USA K." "USA" was dug into the ground, the "K" which is a pilot distress symbol was constructed from burned rice stalk. You can find this image online, the "declassified" image that is. What you will not find is the image with a four-digit pilot authenticator number, and a last name also dug into the earth close to this symbol. In 1992, I believe it was a retired USAF Colonel Burrows that was a specialist in aerial imagery stated there was a four-digit authenticator number, which matched the name of a US serviceman MIA from the Vietnam War, and his last name was also stamped below his authenticator. "1104 WRYE" was filmed next to the "USA K" imagery. "1104" was the personal authenticator of Blair C Wrye, MIA. This wasn't the first time "1104" had been filmed. In 1992, during the Senate Select Committee Hearings on POW/MIA affairs, the "USA K" satellite imagery was reviewed, the "1104 WRYE" imagery was never reviewed because the Vietnamese handed over remains for Blair C Wrye the year previous. I've heard it was a single tooth that closed his case. Maybe look up the case of Daniel Borah sometime. Yes, Vietnamese soil is highly acidic. So why did our recovery teams find incomplete remains burred inside a well preserved flight suit and a survival vest? You could have placed that flight suit on ebay, when in reality all that should have been left of it was it's zippers. Also, Ann Mills Griffiths is a controversial person among the MIA family community. She is no doubt, a great person in contributing to the remains recovery process. She has done great work bringing closure to many MIA families by helping our government find, identify, and properly bury our nation's servicemen. That being said, she is also the reason many MIA family members splintered off from the League of Families, and started their own group. She dismisses the idea that American servicemen were held Prisoner of War after the war. In my honest assessment, she had her brother's remains returned, legitimately he was KIA, and is now financially well off because of government pay-offs, and is now in tow with the US government position that no US servicemen were held POW after our withdraw from SE Asia, and a mouthpiece for their agenda. I mean no disrespect to John Meyer, or the creator of this channel. Thank you both for your service.

[@TacticalRifleman]

Thanks for sharing, TR

[@daisycutter2319]

Keef Taylor, I think you and I have been reading up on the same thing. I am so angry that we left pows behind and refused to pursue the issue. Refusing to investigate live pow evidence. Nixon sold out. Even John McCain ironically try to block any questions on the pow/Mia issue until years later when he and John Kerry decided to go over to Vietnam and start trying to repatriate our missing servicemen's bodies. I cannot imagine being alive and some Laotian prison camp and knowing my country left me there.

[@daisycutter2319]

Of course there were live pows left behind. And the government knew it. Definitely must have been paid off. Even Boris Yeltsin admitted that quite a few were sent to Russia. Camps in Laos, and North Vietnam held prisoners left behind..

[@roderickgful]

WOW, all the after action reports destroyed! That’s one of the things I’m after! Im can’t find any info for one of my dad’s BSM’s. I have the others and SSM & air medals, etc JSM, you Rock!

[@TacticalRifleman]

Sam was Good People.

[@Jason-fg4jr]

Brother were not all young disrespectful punks lol... ya'll thank you and stay safe frosty and free

[@jakhaughton1800]

JSM seems a very approachable person and what he went through is an amazing story. The way the Vietnam war was conducted was down to idiots in charge. It’s not well known but prior to the return of the French the British Army were in Vietnam and they used Japanese soldiers to fight the then Viet Minh. They were winning the battle through discipline and approach. That all went tits up when control went back to the French. Their battle flag of a white cross on a white background proved a point. They lost at Dien Ben Phu. I feel so angry at the way the US treated their own soldiers before, during and after the war. May all lost souls be found.

[@GraphiteandCigars]

The American people were never meant to know that we were in Cambodia and Laos. The heroes that were sent in were ghosts in the eyes of the Government and the military. They knew there would be no rescue missions and they knew that many of them would never come home.

[@TacticalRifleman]

Still, their families never signed up for that. The war is over. The politicians are gone. Bring our men home

[@GraphiteandCigars]

@@TacticalRifleman Karl, I am in complete agreement. Be well.

[@waltnoble1051]

They had air support and support for evacuation.. CIA was involved in over the border missions as well same as MACVSOG

[@RollNo_21]

Everybody deserve to come "Home"🙏

[@TacticalRifleman]

Agreed

[@RollNo_21]

@@TacticalRifleman 🙏

[@Tower0798]

I don't know if anyone pointed it out here, the first picture is RT-Sidewinder, in 1971 or 1972. Not Idaho.

[@1kbs11]

What good timing. The silence of the Nam POW/MIA's crossed my mind recently with frustration sensing the let it fade political BS. (JF)

[@teejay8196]

How would one get involved with the recovery effort?

[@AlphaChimpEnergy]

Get Lynne Black on please!

[@eklypised]

The SOG missions were the craziest of Vietnam....

[@TacticalRifleman]

Agreed

[@jerryj3047]

Take it with a grain of salt, back then around 1986 we were in Vietnam in the Củ Chi tunnels. We asked the officer what happened to the US SF guys. He said we killed them all and said we knew every camp they had ever been in, sometimes with the names of the officers. The funny part is I was tactical questioning the same officer after 1989 for smuggling people into Europe

[@waltnoble1051]

Lies...

[@SGBass]

What unit were you serving in from 86-89?

[@jerryj3047]

@@SGBass Military high school military academy after graduation as OF 1 I was a platoon commander at the border with Austria from 87/89 from 89/01 I was an intel. We visited Vietnam as kids

[@austinschnell5602]

Tilt!

[@johnfairchild3421]

I am. Ex. SF. And my spine is shot from a Dirtybomb it’s very painful

[@jasonbarn88]

Dude get the man's name right. It's John Stryker Meyer not Meyer(s). I like the channel nonetheless I just took issue with that small detail. Tilt is a legend.

[@Victor-hb4hj]

Dave’s jones locker

[@justme_gb]

I'm curious whether the Vietnamese view of death/afterlife is why they are cooperative. I'm also interested if recovery units are finding Montagnard and Vietnamese remains.

[@jerryj3047]

Vietnamese are usually very open and friendly

[@waltnoble1051]

Vietnamese believe unless someone is properly buried with funeral ceremonies the soul of that person wonders the earth for eternity. That's why they played the ghost tapes over loud speakers,it was a psy op to mess with the psyche of the Nva soldiers. The tapes were made to scare the enemy. It was a voice of a man crying searching for his family. Also sounds of children crying for their fathers in Vietnamese was on the tape. Check it out

[@NightimeDan]

Man, $60 for a #10 can of Mac and Cheese? 10 servings at $6/serving? If companies like this actually wanted people to be prepared they wouldn’t be charging an arm and a leg for pasta.. One of the cheapest preps you can get next to rice. Screw companies like that.

[@SGobuck]

I'm guessing you haven't bought any 5.56 lately...

[@NightimeDan]

@@SGobuck Serving size for 5.56 changes depending on how good of a shot you are. I imagine I’d get more servings per box of 5.56 than per can of Mac and Cheese 😂

[@SGobuck]

@@NightimeDan what's funny is you still think 1lb of mac and cheese is 1 serving... how many trips to the buffet line do you really need to make?

[@NightimeDan]

@@SGobuck Literally wrote ten servings in my comment. Even did the price per serving out for you. I see where you’d get confused, having to read words and numbers. It can be very difficult. Man, it must be nice to live life as a moron.

[@waltnoble1051]

@@SGobuck yeah a Kraft box weighing 7.25 ounces has 3 servings on the box, a pound would be almost 6 servings depending on the person

[@robertmitchumx4673]

Page 277: 'No of course he didnt come out in 73 he said he had been left behind' the major explained. 'He had been switched back and forth [from Laos to Vietnam] several times. All of a sudden in [1977] they [his Vietnamese guards] had given him a new set of clothes, cleaned him up, given him a shave, and they were out of there'. Lane went from a Vietnamese prison to Hanoi, then on to Bangkok, where he was met by U.S officials. "He indicated that he wasnt the only one. A couple of others came out when he came out' the major says. When pressed for more details , Lane said 'I cant tell you its all classified' Besides Lane said 'Im still working for the government'. According to the major: 'He admitted he had been "down south" where he was wounded in the leg. To the special operations community, that meant central America, perhaps Nicaragua, or 'over the fence' as special force soldiers used to call covert missions in support of the contras. But there was one more question the major had to ask. "I knew that he had people, and I asked 'what about your family?' And he said he had never told them'. Quoted from the book The men we left behind; Henry Kissinger the politics of deciet and the tragic fate of POWs after the Vietnam war.

[@robertmitchumx4673]

As I recall Glen Lanes brother in law was quite a famous POW advocate so this might be very, very far fetched.

[@DialecticDeveloper]

"Memento legatum" remember the legacy was the SOG motto at the time or later adopted?

[@TacticalRifleman]

That I don’t know.

[@xusmico187]

head Cdr Frank Lauria (sic) USN SEAL Ret is doing some work on this.

[@matthewbyam3248]

Rip spider parks. He was doing the same work in he die in laos

[@marc2397]

I respect people that do what I don’t have the balls to do, like my father, (Green Beret) bull riders.. etc. it’s not my personality. I don’t think I’m chicken shit, because I’ve survived 3 tours in the penitentiary…I’m just not a chance taker.

[@nathangmail-user8860]

Audio is all on the left side

[@grantacoatneysr9657]

I was there in 1972, Dont try and tell me we pulled out . Rockets and morders were still killing Us ! It was Far from OVER !

[@waltnoble1051]

It's spelled Mortars, and my 72 everything was winding down, doubt you even served

[@user-ed2yf5fq3h]

How can I volunteer to help?

[@emmasgrand]

My dad one of the MacV soldier that is still not recovered from Laos Vietnam....

[@TacticalRifleman]

That sucks… sorry for your loss. I and thankful for your father’s service and your family’s sacrifice. Thanks for watching, TR

[@waltnoble1051]

Laos and Vietnam are 2 different countries, which one is it? I doubt he was mac v sog, I'm sure he was just a regular infantry who is mia

[@grantacoatneysr9657]

@@waltnoble1051 WHY DONT U STAY IN MOMMYS BASEMENT AND PLAY YOUR WAANNNA B COMBAT GAMES ! SICK PHUC !

[@JumpingJimmyJet]

Hey, invite me onto your show. Jimi Shorten-Jones, "The Wild Carrot"

[@TacticalRifleman]

You’re invited

[@JumpingJimmyJet]

@@TacticalRifleman Let me know when and where. Tilt will give you my phone number, etc.

[@TacticalRifleman]

Got your contact info from Tilt. I'll call you next week, when I'm back in town... currently up in the Smokey Mountains

[@joseconcepcion1354]

Could be US POW in Russia or Cuba jails? Could be!

[@teddytwoguns2846]

I remember 9/11 I remember watching that guy throw himself out of the building on TV.

[@heathhampton7931]

Seems like a private contractor would be the best route to go around all the political BS... this conversation reminds me of the Dark Docs video of possible POWs that were left behind... go look into Operation Pocket Change?

[@vixrethman8425]

Do any of you mac guys remember Jim UTZ??? FINISHED AS A BIRD.

[@TacticalRifleman]

I'll pass it on to John to ask him.

[@AlphaChimpEnergy]

Where’s the UN on this issue, there’s plenty of conflicts and people from all sides still unaccounted for.

[@barrysmith916]

Sad this is even a thing. Bring them home, government had no problem sending them, should be no problem getting them home.

[@TacticalRifleman]

Agreed

[@wendyhayden1179]

Trying to recover now but i got boots in the ground getting these triggered people out

[@rsr3959]

FYI. Your audio feeds are reversed on this one and very distracting... JSM hitting right speaker/earbuds and you left speaker/earbuds.

[@TacticalRifleman]

Ahh, thanks

[@stephenclarke2546]

I always wonder now about all the families in Russia and Ukraine who will never know what happened to their loved ones. What a waste!

[@TacticalRifleman]

Intentions are valiant and peaceful. War is brutal and violent.

[@mikelgeren149]

Women 's food . Real men eat meat .

[@TacticalRifleman]

Good luck with just eating meat

[@soldtobediers]

To every name mentioned & those still missing & their families... ''There are men too superior to be seen except by the few, as there are notes too high in scale for most ears.'' ~Ralph Waldo Emerson ''For every ten people you find clipping at the leaves of evil, you're lucky to find one who's hacking at the roots. ~Henry David Thoreau ''There are none closer to the author of pain & sacrifice Himself. Than those who choose to perform it for the sake & safety of others. For These In Their Day Were They.'' -11b4p 1/504 '71---'74

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