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MSF204 · 06-25-2007, 11:42

In 1975 i was assigned to the old JCRC in Thailand. Vietnam had just fallen and we were given the mission to run a refugee camp at Utapaho, Thailand. When the camp closed six months later i was assigned to the Ops Section and put on a team that read all 2400 odd individual folders of the MIA's and POW's. We had to prepare a report for the Select House Committee on MIA Affairs. My point is the education i got on reading all those files and the mind boggling experiences they went through. Sad and tragic.

06-25-2007, 11:42	#1
MSF204 Asset Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: Texas Posts: 7	JCRC and the MIA/POW issue. In 1975 i was assigned to the old JCRC in Thailand. Vietnam had just fallen and we were given the mission to run a refugee camp at Utapaho, Thailand. When the camp closed six months later i was assigned to the Ops Section and put on a team that read all 2400 odd individual folders of the MIA's and POW's. We had to prepare a report for the Select House Committee on MIA Affairs. My point is the education i got on reading all those files and the mind boggling experiences they went through. Sad and tragic.
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