Mr. Kirk Von Ackermann<\/strong>, DOD Contractor, was lost on October 9, 2003 while working at Forward Operating Base Pacesetter.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

 Mr. Timothy E Bell<\/strong>, DOD Contractor, was lost on April 9, 2004 while working in Baghdad.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Mr. Adnan al-Hilawi<\/strong>, DOD Contractor, was lost March 3, 2007 while working in Baghdad.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

 Operation Desert Storm<\/span><\/h3>\n\n\n\n

Lt. Cmdr. Barry T. Cooke<\/strong>, US Navy, was lost on February 2, 1991 when his A-6 aircraft went down in the Persian Gulf.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

 Lt. Robert J. Dwyer<\/strong>, US Navy, was lost on February 5, 1991 when his FA-18 aircraft went down in the Persian Gulf.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Operation El Dorado Canyon<\/span><\/h3>\n\n\n\n

Captain Paul F. Lorence<\/strong>, US Air Force, was lost on April 15, 1986 when his F-111 aircraft was downed during a strike over Libya.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

 <\/p>\n\n\n\n

Vietnam<\/span><\/h3>\n\n\n\n

The U.S. government continues to account for Americans missing in Southeast Asia from the Vietnam War. \u00a0Since 1973, the remains of 1064 Americans killed in that war have been returned and identified. \u00a0Many have been buried with full military honors in accordance with the wishes of surviving family members. \u00a0Efforts continue to recover the 1,577 Americans who remain unaccounted-for from the conflict. \u00a0Of those, 38 are North Carolinians.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

North Carolina's missing from the Vietnam War...<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n

Military Service<\/td>	Name<\/td>	Loss Rank<\/td>	Date of Incident<\/td>	Home of Record<\/td><\/tr>
USMC<\/td>	Avery, Robert D<\/td>	O2<\/td>	1968\/05\/03<\/td>	Morganton, NC<\/td><\/tr>
USN<\/td>	Belknap, Harry J<\/td>	O1<\/td>	1966\/06\/23<\/td>	Jonas Ridge, NC<\/td><\/tr>
USAF<\/td>	Borden, Murray L<\/td>	O2<\/td>	1966\/10\/13<\/td>	Goldsboro, NC<\/td><\/tr>
USN<\/td>	Brice, Eric Parker<\/td>	O3<\/td>	1968\/06\/04<\/td>	Rocky Mount, NC<\/td><\/tr>
USN<\/td>	Brown, Edward D Jr<\/td>	O2<\/td>	1965\/07\/29<\/td>	Charlotte, NC<\/td><\/tr>
USN<\/td>	Canup, Franklin H Jr<\/td>	E5<\/td>	1967\/01\/14<\/td>	Concord, NC<\/td><\/tr>
USAF<\/td>	Clarke, Fred L<\/td>	E6<\/td>	1968\/12\/13<\/td>	Troutman, NC<\/td><\/tr>
USAF<\/td>	Cook, Glenn R<\/td>	O2<\/td>	1969\/10\/21<\/td>	Charlotte, NC<\/td><\/tr>
USA<\/td>	Craven, Andrew J<\/td>	E3<\/td>	1968\/05\/12<\/td>	Wilmington, NC<\/td><\/tr>
USAF<\/td>	Crews, John H III<\/td>	O2<\/td>	1968\/05\/22<\/td>	Asheville, NC<\/td><\/tr>
USA<\/td>	Cristman, Frederick L<\/td>	W1<\/td>	1971\/03\/19<\/td>	Salisbury, NC<\/td><\/tr>
USA<\/td>	Curlee, Robert L Jr<\/td>	E6<\/td>	1965\/06\/10<\/td>	Monroe, NC<\/td><\/tr>
USA<\/td>	Echevarria, Raymond L<\/td>	E8<\/td>	1966\/10\/03<\/td>	Fayetteville, NC<\/td><\/tr>
USAF<\/td>	Gatwood, Robin F Jr<\/td>	O2<\/td>	1972\/04\/02<\/td>	Hickory, NC<\/td><\/tr>
USN<\/td>	Gore, Paul E<\/td>	E6<\/td>	1969\/10\/02<\/td>	Faison, NC<\/td><\/tr>
USAF<\/td>	Gravitte, Connie M<\/td>	O3<\/td>	1966\/06\/17<\/td>	Cavel, NC<\/td><\/tr>
USMC<\/td>	Hargrove, Joseph N<\/td>	E3<\/td>	1975\/05\/15<\/td>	Mt Olive, NC<\/td><\/tr>
USA<\/td>	Harris, Harold L<\/td>	E3<\/td>	1966\/10\/22<\/td>	Durham, NC<\/td><\/tr>
USA<\/td>	Howard, Luther H<\/td>	E4<\/td>	1967\/06\/30<\/td>	Hamlet, NC<\/td><\/tr>
USAF<\/td>	Howell, Carter A<\/td>	O2<\/td>	1972\/03\/07<\/td>	Fayetteville, NC<\/td><\/tr>
USN<\/td>	Huie, Litchfield P<\/td>	O3<\/td>	1967\/02\/27<\/td>	Warsaw, NC<\/td><\/tr>
USA<\/td>	Jamerson, Larry C<\/td>	E4<\/td>	1968\/04\/21<\/td>	Rosman, NC<\/td><\/tr>
USA<\/td>	Johnson, William D<\/td>	E3<\/td>	1968\/01\/19<\/td>	Rocky Mount, NC<\/td><\/tr>
USA<\/td>	Lewis, Charlie G<\/td>	E7<\/td>	1967\/05\/17<\/td>	Fayetteville, NC<\/td><\/tr>
USN<\/td>	Lewis, Larry G<\/td>	O2<\/td>	1971\/02\/27<\/td>	Asheville, NC<\/td><\/tr>
USA<\/td>	Luttrell, James M<\/td>	E6<\/td>	1971\/05\/10<\/td>	Fayetteville, NC<\/td><\/tr>
USAF<\/td>	McDaniel, John L<\/td>	O4<\/td>	1968\/04\/26<\/td>	Gibsonville, NC<\/td><\/tr>
USA<\/td>	Moore, Jerry L<\/td>	E3<\/td>	1969\/02\/16<\/td>	Cleveland, NC<\/td><\/tr>
USA<\/td>	Morrow, Larry K<\/td>	E4<\/td>	1972\/05\/29<\/td>	Lowell, NC<\/td><\/tr>
USA<\/td>	Omelia, Dennis W<\/td>	W1<\/td>	1971\/01\/03<\/td>	Smithfield, NC<\/td><\/tr>
USAF<\/td>	Palmgren, Edwin D<\/td>	O5<\/td>	1968\/04\/22<\/td>	Winston-Salem, NC<\/td><\/tr>
USA<\/td>	Staton, Robert M Jr<\/td>	E4<\/td>	1967\/11\/11<\/td>	Jamesville, NC<\/td><\/tr>
USAF<\/td>	Sutton, William C<\/td>	E7<\/td>	1970\/01\/28<\/td>	Goldsboro, NC<\/td><\/tr>
USA<\/td>	Watson, Jimmy L<\/td>	W2<\/td>	1968\/03\/13<\/td>	Lucama, NC<\/td><\/tr>
USA<\/td>	Weaks, Melvin, L<\/td>	E3<\/td>	1971\/08\/18<\/td>	Concord, NC<\/td><\/tr>
USAF<\/td>	Wellons, Phillip R<\/td>	O4<\/td>	1970\/08\/17<\/td>	Raleigh, NC<\/td><\/tr>
USMC<\/td>	Wilson, Wayne V<\/td>	E3<\/td>	1967\/07\/02<\/td>	Thomasville, NC<\/td><\/tr>
USN<\/td>	Wood, Walter S<\/td>	O4<\/td>	1966\/05\/02<\/td>	Ft Bragg, NC<\/td><\/tr><\/tbody><\/table><\/figure>\n\n\n\n Cold War<\/span><\/h3>\n\n\n\n From the closing days of World War II until the fall of the Berlin Wall, our nation led the struggle to save the free and democratic countries of the world from communist aggression. In addition to the thousands of service members who fought communist forces during \"hot\" wars such as Korea and Vietnam, many risked -- and some lost -- their lives while collecting vital intelligence on military forces of the Soviet Bloc, the People's Republic of China, and North Korea during \"peacetime.\" The sacrifice made by these Cold War Warriors enabled the United States and our allies to contain the threat of communist expansion until the collapse of the Soviet Union.<\/p>\n\n\n\n DPAA is currently investigating 14 missions from the Cold War era in which aircrew members were lost and remain unaccounted-for. Available evidence suggests that most of these incidents were over-water losses. A total of 128 American personnel went missing on these missions. DPAA and its predecessor organizations have identified 2 individuals and returned them to their families. 126 Americans remain unaccounted-for.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Korean War<\/span><\/h3>\n\n\n\n Since 1973, the remains of more than 670 Americans killed in the Korean War have been identified and returned to their families for burial with full military honors. This is in addition to the roughly 2,000 Americans whose remains were identified in the years following the end of hostilities when the North Korean government returned over 3,000 sets of remains to U.S. custody.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Today, nearly 7,500 Americans are still unaccounted-for from the Korean War, hundreds of whom are believed to be in a \"non-recoverable\" category, meaning that after rigorous investigation DPAA has determined that the individual perished but does not believe it is possible to recover the remains. On rare occasions, new leads can bring a case back to active status.<\/p>\n\n\n\n The DPAA currently lists 7,483 personnel as missing from the Korean War.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Of those, 183 are North Carolinians.<\/p>\n\n\n\n North Carolina's missing from the Korean War...<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n Military Service<\/td> Name<\/td> Loss Rank<\/td> Status<\/td> Date of Incident<\/td> Home of Record* (may be listed by county or town)<\/span><\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Amos, Charles G<\/td> E4<\/td> MIA<\/td> 1951\/10\/12<\/td> Cherokee, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Avent, David<\/td> E4<\/td> MIA<\/td> 1951\/10\/11<\/td> Nash, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Baker, Baxter L Jr<\/td> O4<\/td> POW<\/td> 1951\/05\/19<\/td> Mecklenburg, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Baker, Eddie C<\/td> E3<\/td> MIA<\/td> 1950\/12\/06<\/td> Washington, NC<\/td><\/tr> USMC<\/td> Barrett, Frank R<\/td> E4<\/td> MIA<\/td> 1952\/12\/27<\/td> Forest City, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Bell, William G<\/td> E3<\/td> MIA<\/td> 1951\/02\/12<\/td> Forsyth, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Blount, John C<\/td> E3<\/td> MIA<\/td> 1950\/11\/27<\/td> Washington, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Boyd, Joseph E<\/td> E2<\/td> MIA<\/td> 1951\/01\/25<\/td> NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Boykin, Freeman E<\/td> E3<\/td> MIA<\/td> 1952\/05\/14<\/td> Duplin, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Branton, J. W.<\/td> E7<\/td> POW<\/td> 1950\/12\/01<\/td> Iredell, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Brendle, Furman T<\/td> E5<\/td> KIA<\/td> 1950\/11\/29<\/td> Macon, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Bridges, Lolan O<\/td> E5<\/td> MIA<\/td> 1950\/12\/02<\/td> Rutherford, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Bright, Carlton, R<\/td> E4<\/td> MIA<\/td> 1950\/12\/02<\/td> Pasquotank, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Brintle, Charles E<\/td> E3<\/td> KIA<\/td> 1952\/01\/12<\/td> Surry, NC<\/td><\/tr> USAF<\/td> Britton, Peter J<\/td> O2<\/td> MIA<\/td> 1952\/10\/29<\/td> Winston-Salem, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Brooks, John H<\/td> E4<\/td> MIA<\/td> 1950\/12\/12<\/td> Bertie, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Brower, George T<\/td> E7<\/td> MIA<\/td> 1950\/07\/29<\/td> Anson, NC<\/td><\/tr> USN<\/td> Brown, Gerald R<\/td> O1<\/td> KIA<\/td> 1952\/06\/02<\/td> NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Brown, William L Jr<\/td> E5<\/td> POW<\/td> 1951\/02\/13<\/td> Burke, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Bryant, Robert<\/td> E7<\/td> POW<\/td> 1950\/11\/28<\/td> Cumberland, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Bulluck, Mark B<\/td> E3<\/td> MIA<\/td> 1952\/10\/24<\/td> Edgecombe, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Bunting, Worth L<\/td> E5<\/td> POW<\/td> 1950\/07\/11<\/td> Alamance, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Bynum, Jackie B<\/td> E3<\/td> KIA<\/td> 1950\/12\/19<\/td> Wilkes, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Carr, Bejamin F<\/td> E8<\/td> POW<\/td> 1950\/11\/26<\/td> Pamlico, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Carrouth, Ralph N<\/td> E4<\/td> POW<\/td> 1950\/07\/29<\/td> Cabarrus, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Casper, Charles D<\/td> E4<\/td> POW<\/td> 1950\/07\/12<\/td> Gates, NC<\/td><\/tr> USN<\/td> Cauthen, Brenice<\/td> E4<\/td> KIA<\/td> 1950\/10\/12<\/td> Monroe, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Chapman, Charles W<\/td> E3<\/td> MIA<\/td> 1952\/10\/06<\/td> Burke, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Chapman, William M<\/td> E8<\/td> MIA<\/td> 1950\/12\/03<\/td> Marion, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Chappell, Everett F<\/td> E4<\/td> MIA<\/td> 1951\/02\/13<\/td> Montgomery, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Clark, Clinton<\/td> E4<\/td> MIA<\/td> 1950\/11\/29<\/td> Edgecombe, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Clendenin, Robert N<\/td> E2<\/td> KIA<\/td> 1950\/12\/15<\/td> Iredell, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Clinkscale, Harold<\/td> E3<\/td> POW<\/td> 1951\/02\/12<\/td> Mecklenburg, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Cook, McKinley C<\/td> E5<\/td> MIA<\/td> 1950\/12\/01<\/td> Buncombe, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Corbin, James W<\/td> E4<\/td> POW<\/td> 1951\/02\/12<\/td> Wake, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Council, William E<\/td> E7<\/td> POW<\/td> 1950\/07\/14<\/td> Chatham, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Crawford, Ellis Jr<\/td> E5<\/td> MIA<\/td> 1950\/09\/04<\/td> Gilford, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Crouse, William F Jr<\/td> E5<\/td> MIA<\/td> 1951\/02\/12<\/td> Forsyth, NC<\/td><\/tr> USMC<\/td> Crutchfield, James H<\/td> O4<\/td> KIA<\/td> 1951\/11\/04<\/td> Asheboro, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Cunningham, William S<\/td> E4<\/td> MIA<\/td> 1950\/12\/01<\/td> Lenoir, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Davis, Morton C<\/td> E3<\/td> MIA<\/td> 1950\/12\/01<\/td> Nash, NC<\/td><\/tr> USAF<\/td> Dawson, Perry A<\/td> O3<\/td> POW<\/td> 1951\/09\/02<\/td> Raleigh, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Day, Warren C<\/td> E4<\/td> MIA<\/td> 1950\/12\/12<\/td> Carteret, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Dickerson, Dallas W<\/td> E3<\/td> POW<\/td> 1951\/02\/13<\/td> Pitt, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Dockery, Earl<\/td> E4<\/td> MIA<\/td> 1950\/12\/03<\/td> Guilford, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Drennen, Hugh J<\/td> E8<\/td> POW<\/td> 1950\/11\/30<\/td> Durham, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Dulin, Daniel<\/td> E4<\/td> KIA<\/td> 1950\/10\/21<\/td> Cabarrus, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Duncan, Earl W<\/td> E4<\/td> MIA<\/td> 1950\/12\/02<\/td> Gaston, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Edwards, Willie J<\/td> E3<\/td> MIA<\/td> 1952\/06\/15<\/td> Pitt, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> England, Horace S<\/td> E7<\/td> POW<\/td> 1950\/11\/28<\/td> Catawba, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Eubanks, Guy T Jr<\/td> E7<\/td> MIA<\/td> 1950\/09\/05<\/td> New Hanover, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Eubanks, Randolph<\/td> E3<\/td> MIA<\/td> 1950\/11\/19<\/td> Carteret, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Evans, Wallis J<\/td> E4<\/td> MIA<\/td> 1950\/12\/06<\/td> Gaston, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Fisher, Alva R<\/td> E3<\/td> KIA<\/td> 1952\/07\/10<\/td> Cumberland, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Forsyth, Carl L Jr<\/td> E4<\/td> MIA<\/td> 1950\/11\/30<\/td> Iredell, NC<\/td><\/tr> USN<\/td> Freeman, Bobby E<\/td> E2<\/td> MIA<\/td> 1950\/09\/26<\/td> Biltmore, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Gilliam, Volney H<\/td> E5<\/td> POW<\/td> 1951\/02\/13<\/td> Rockingham, NC<\/td><\/tr> USMC<\/td> Gooden, David T<\/td> O3<\/td> KIA<\/td> 1952\/02\/07<\/td> Elizabethtown, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Green, William S Jr<\/td> E7<\/td> KIA<\/td> 1952\/01\/12<\/td> McDowell, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Grist, James R<\/td> O2<\/td> KIA<\/td> 1950\/11\/30<\/td> Beaufort, NC<\/td><\/tr> USAF<\/td> Guthrie, Edward S Jr<\/td> O2<\/td> MIA<\/td> 1952\/11\/14<\/td> Asheville, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Hall. Arthur J<\/td> E8<\/td> POW<\/td> 1950\/11\/30<\/td> Robeson, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Hardy, David E<\/td> E5<\/td> POW<\/td> 1950\/12\/01<\/td> Rockingham, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Harper, Alton E<\/td> E8<\/td> POW<\/td> 1950\/11\/27<\/td> Edgecombe, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Harvey, Roscoe, L<\/td> E5<\/td> POW<\/td> 1950\/12\/01<\/td> New Hanover, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Haynes, Robert F<\/td> O3<\/td> KIA<\/td> 1950\/11\/28<\/td> Wake, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Hedgepeth, Dollie<\/td> E4<\/td> POW<\/td> 1950\/12\/01<\/td> Wake, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Heritage, Willard F<\/td> E7<\/td> KIA<\/td> 1950\/11\/28<\/td> Alamance, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Herring, John O<\/td> E8<\/td> MIA<\/td> 1950\/12\/01<\/td> Sampson, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Hill, Clarence H<\/td> E4<\/td> MIA<\/td> 1951\/11\/26<\/td> Wake, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Holman, Albert C Jr<\/td> E4<\/td> POW<\/td> 1950\/07\/20<\/td> Iredell, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Hunt, Carl V<\/td> E4<\/td> MIA<\/td> 1950\/11\/30<\/td> Davidson, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Hunt, Gwyn R<\/td> E3<\/td> POW<\/td> 1950\/12\/01<\/td> Wilkes, NC<\/td><\/tr> USAF<\/td> Hyatt, Don<\/td> O3<\/td> MIA<\/td> 1950\/09\/09<\/td> Asheville, NC<\/td><\/tr> USAF<\/td> Ingold, William R<\/td> E4<\/td> MIA<\/td> 1951\/08\/26<\/td> Stem, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Jernigan, Carl O<\/td> E5<\/td> POW<\/td> 1950\/11\/30<\/td> Cumberland, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Johnson, John B<\/td> E3<\/td> POW<\/td> 1950\/12\/15<\/td> Wilson, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Jones, David R<\/td> E3<\/td> KIA<\/td> 1950\/11\/28<\/td> Granville, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Joyce, David A<\/td> E3<\/td> POW<\/td> 1950\/11\/26<\/td> Rockingham, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Kearney, Harry L<\/td> E3<\/td> POW<\/td> 1950\/12\/01<\/td> Wake, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Kearns. Carl L<\/td> E3<\/td> KIA<\/td> 1950\/09\/02<\/td> Randolph, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Kenan, Claude J<\/td> E3<\/td> POW<\/td> 1950\/11\/27<\/td> Johnston, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> King, Leroy F<\/td> E5<\/td> MIA<\/td> 1951\/10\/12<\/td> Durham, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Kittrell, James L<\/td> E3<\/td> POW<\/td> 1950\/11\/28<\/td> Guilford, NC<\/td><\/tr> USAF<\/td> Knott, Gerald W<\/td> O1<\/td> KIA<\/td> 1953\/07\/20<\/td> Oxford, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Lane, Clarence E<\/td> E3<\/td> KIA<\/td> 1950\/11\/30<\/td> Columbus, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Lawson, Fred A<\/td> E5<\/td> MIA<\/td> 1950\/11\/02<\/td> Rockingham, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Lee, Jack<\/td> E5<\/td> MIA<\/td> 1951\/09\/06<\/td> Guilford, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Lefler, Harry E<\/td> E4<\/td> MIA<\/td> 1950\/11\/26<\/td> Randolph, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Lentz, Gerald L<\/td> E4<\/td> KIA<\/td> 1952\/07\/03<\/td> Cabarrus, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Littleton, I Lindley<\/td> E5<\/td> MIA<\/td> 1950\/09\/01<\/td> Wayne, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Lutterloh, Samuel A<\/td> O2<\/td> MIA<\/td> 1952\/09\/02<\/td> Cumberland, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Mann, James E<\/td> E3<\/td> MIA<\/td> 1950\/11\/30<\/td> Nash, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Marion, Christopher C<\/td> E7<\/td> POW<\/td> 1950\/11\/30<\/td> Surry, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Marley, Fred J<\/td> E3<\/td> KIA<\/td> 1952\/10\/25<\/td> Caldwell, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Marshall, Merlin E<\/td> E3<\/td> MIA<\/td> 1953\/04\/18<\/td> Surry, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Martin, Floyd W Jr<\/td> E8<\/td> KIA<\/td> 1950\/11\/24<\/td> Yadkin, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Mattocks, Herbert H<\/td> E3<\/td> KIA<\/td> 1952\/08\/14<\/td> Jones, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> McCleain, Leroy<\/td> E3<\/td> MIA<\/td> 1952\/08\/29<\/td> Durham, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> McCotter, James A<\/td> E4<\/td> MIA<\/td> 1952\/07\/17<\/td> Pitt, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> McDonald, Roger G<\/td> E3<\/td> KIA<\/td> 1950\/11\/30<\/td> New Hanover, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> McDuffie, Clem D<\/td> E3<\/td> KIA<\/td> 1950\/11\/30<\/td> Richmond, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> McKinnon, Vanderberg<\/td> E4<\/td> MIA<\/td> 1952\/09\/19<\/td> Hoke, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> McLean, Artis<\/td> E2<\/td> KIA<\/td> 1950\/12\/22<\/td> Cumberland, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> McLellan, John W<\/td> E7<\/td> POW<\/td> 1950\/11\/28<\/td> Robeson, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> McNeill, Curtis<\/td> E3<\/td> POW<\/td> 1950\/11\/11<\/td> Cumberland, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Menser, Cloyd L<\/td> E3<\/td> KIA<\/td> 1950\/09\/21<\/td> Iredell, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Miller, Bobby<\/td> E3<\/td> POW<\/td> 1951\/04\/25<\/td> Haywood, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Miller, Darden D<\/td> E4<\/td> MIA<\/td> 1950\/07\/27<\/td> Bertie, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Miller, Joseph E<\/td> E4<\/td> POW<\/td> 1951\/02\/12<\/td> Cabarrus, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Mills, Ezekiel C<\/td> E5<\/td> POW<\/td> 1950\/11\/30<\/td> Pitt, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Moore, Benny A<\/td> E3<\/td> MIA<\/td> 1952\/06\/12<\/td> Caswell, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Morgan, Melvin H<\/td> E4<\/td> POW<\/td> 1950\/07\/11<\/td> Stanly, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Morton, Raeford L<\/td> E4<\/td> MIA<\/td> 1953\/07\/14<\/td> Stanly, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Moser, Robert H<\/td> E4<\/td> MIA<\/td> 1950\/07\/20<\/td> Union, NC<\/td><\/tr> USN<\/td> Mounce, Rufus L<\/td> E5<\/td> KIA<\/td> 1952\/12\/26<\/td> Summerfield, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Mumford, Erwin R<\/td> E4<\/td> MIA<\/td> 1951\/10\/24<\/td> Craven, NC<\/td><\/tr> USMC<\/td> Murphy, Joseph E<\/td> E2<\/td> MIA<\/td> 1950\/12\/02<\/td> Wilmington, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Norman, Clyde L<\/td> E4<\/td> MIA<\/td> 1953\/07\/09<\/td> Washington, NC<\/td><\/tr> USAF<\/td> Nye, Glenn C<\/td> O6<\/td> MIA<\/td> 1952\/10\/07<\/td> Shelby, NC<\/td><\/tr> USAF<\/td> O'Briant, Eric F<\/td> O2<\/td> KIA<\/td> 1951\/07\/30<\/td> Durham, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Otwell, Bryon M Jr<\/td> E5<\/td> MIA<\/td> 1950\/11\/29<\/td> Randolph, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Owens, Lawrence J<\/td> E4<\/td> MIA<\/td> 1950\/07\/27<\/td> Rockingham, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Page, Roosevelt<\/td> E4<\/td> MIA<\/td> 1950\/11\/29<\/td> Robeson, NC<\/td><\/tr> USAF<\/td> Parham, Charles E Jr<\/td> E4<\/td> MIA<\/td> 1951\/11\/25<\/td> Oxford, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Parker, Gary N<\/td> E4<\/td> POW<\/td> 1950\/11\/29<\/td> Cabarrus, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Parker, Harry J<\/td> E2<\/td> KIA<\/td> 1950\/12\/08<\/td> Wake, NC<\/td><\/tr> USAF<\/td> Pate, William H<\/td> E3<\/td> NBD<\/td> 1952\/11\/15<\/td> NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Patterson, Clarence E<\/td> E3<\/td> MIA<\/td> 1953\/07\/06<\/td> Caldwell, NC<\/td><\/tr> USMC<\/td> Peacock, Billy E<\/td> E2<\/td> MIA<\/td> 1952\/10\/07<\/td> Winston-Salem, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Penland, Troy<\/td> E4<\/td> KIA<\/td> 1950\/11\/29<\/td> Buncombe, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Phillips, Billy A<\/td> E3<\/td> MIA<\/td> 1950\/09\/06<\/td> Johnston, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Poindexter, Rufus C Jr<\/td> E5<\/td> MIA<\/td> 1950\/11\/19<\/td> Moore, NC<\/td><\/tr> USAF<\/td> Pope, James D<\/td> E3<\/td> MIA<\/td> 1953\/01\/29<\/td> Cherryville, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Price, Forrest L<\/td> E8<\/td> MIA<\/td> 1953\/03\/10<\/td> Wayne, NC<\/td><\/tr> USMC<\/td> Prince, Ernest R<\/td> E4<\/td> KIA<\/td> 1953\/07\/19<\/td> High Point, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Rackley, Earnest E<\/td> E5<\/td> MIA<\/td> 1950\/11\/30<\/td> Columbus, NC<\/td><\/tr> USN<\/td> Randolph, Philip S Jr<\/td> O1<\/td> KIA<\/td> 1951\/06\/05<\/td> Chapel Hill, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Reed, Robert D<\/td> E4<\/td> POW<\/td> 1950\/11\/30<\/td> Buncombe, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Reese, Kenneth F<\/td> E4<\/td> MIA<\/td> 1950\/11\/30<\/td> Gaston, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Register, Alton R<\/td> E4<\/td> MIA<\/td> 1950\/12\/02<\/td> New Hanover, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Richardson, Amos E<\/td> E4<\/td> MIA<\/td> 1950\/11\/26<\/td> Mecklenburg, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Richardson, Jack<\/td> E5<\/td> MIA<\/td> 1952\/11\/07<\/td> Cabarrus, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Rickman, Vincent R<\/td> E8<\/td> POW<\/td> 1950\/11\/28<\/td> Durham, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Robinson, James W<\/td> E4<\/td> MIA<\/td> 1950\/12\/01<\/td> Forsyth, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Rochelle, James C<\/td> E4<\/td> KIA<\/td> 1950\/11\/26<\/td> Onslow, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Rose, Gilbert G Jr<\/td> E4<\/td> POW<\/td> 1951\/02\/12<\/td> Hertford, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Rose, Herman<\/td> E3<\/td> MIA<\/td> 1950\/12\/03<\/td> Burke, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Royal, Leff V<\/td> E7<\/td> MIA<\/td> 1950\/11\/29<\/td> Alleghany, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Royal, Marvin<\/td> E5<\/td> MIA<\/td> 1951\/09\/07<\/td> Sampson, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Schuler, Eugene<\/td> E8<\/td> MIA<\/td> 1950\/11\/25<\/td> Guilford, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Seagle, Altie F<\/td> E4<\/td> MIA<\/td> 1950\/11\/28<\/td> Jackson, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Sell, Larry E<\/td> E7<\/td> POW<\/td> 1950\/12\/01<\/td> Whitnel, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Shepard, Harold R<\/td> E2<\/td> POW<\/td> 1950\/07\/27<\/td> New Hanover, NC<\/td><\/tr> USMC<\/td> Shipman, Frederick J<\/td> E3<\/td> KIA<\/td> 1953\/07\/19<\/td> Clarkton, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Silvers, J.S.<\/td> E3<\/td> MIA<\/td> 1953\/07\/06<\/td> Yancey, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Singleton, William E<\/td> E3<\/td> KIA<\/td> 1951\/07\/26<\/td> Burke, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Smith, John D<\/td> E8<\/td> POW<\/td> 1950\/07\/20<\/td> Gaston, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Stallings, Vernon D<\/td> E2<\/td> POW<\/td> 1950\/07\/12<\/td> Cleveland, NC<\/td><\/tr> USAF<\/td> Stanley, Otha P<\/td> E5<\/td> KIA<\/td> 1950\/09\/08<\/td> Chapel Hill, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Stover, Ralph<\/td> E3<\/td> NBD<\/td> 1953\/05\/05<\/td> Lincolntown, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Strickland, Woolard F<\/td> E8<\/td> MIA<\/td> 1950\/11\/26<\/td> Martin, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Teague, James W<\/td> E5<\/td> POW<\/td> 1950\/11\/28<\/td> Rockingham, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Thompson, Fletcher R<\/td> E4<\/td> MIA<\/td> 1950\/08\/15<\/td> Edgecombe, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Tripp, Ray<\/td> E3<\/td> KIA<\/td> 1951\/12\/29<\/td> Pitt, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Trivett, Clarence W<\/td> E4<\/td> MIA<\/td> 1950\/11\/02<\/td> Avery, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Trueheart, Paul H V<\/td> E5<\/td> KIA<\/td> 1951\/08\/28<\/td> Iredell, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Tucker, Junior R<\/td> E5<\/td> MIA<\/td> 1950\/09\/22<\/td> Gaston, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Twiddy, Benjamin F III<\/td> E4<\/td> KIA<\/td> 1950\/11\/29<\/td> Chowan, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Uptegrove, John W<\/td> E3<\/td> MIA<\/td> 1951\/04\/23<\/td> Duplin, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Wagoner, James C<\/td> E4<\/td> POW<\/td> 1950\/07\/20<\/td> Rowan, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Walker, Leo<\/td> E3<\/td> MIA<\/td> 1950\/11\/30<\/td> Durham, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Watts, Roy H Jr<\/td> E3<\/td> MIA<\/td> 1952\/10\/25<\/td> Mecklenburg, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Weathers, Logan<\/td> O2<\/td> KIA<\/td> 1950\/08\/02<\/td> Cleveland, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Westmoreland, Roy R<\/td> E5<\/td> MIA<\/td> 1950\/11\/27<\/td> Forsyth, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Whetstine, Ralph J<\/td> E3<\/td> MIA<\/td> 1950\/12\/02<\/td> Cleveland, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> White, Billy Ray<\/td> E3<\/td> POW<\/td> 1951\/02\/13<\/td> Guilford, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> White, Noel E<\/td> E2<\/td> NBD<\/td> 1950\/09\/27<\/td> Old Fort, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Williamson, James H<\/td> E8<\/td> KIA<\/td> 1950\/11\/28<\/td> Franklin, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Wilson, Hallie W Jr<\/td> E4<\/td> POW<\/td> 1952\/10\/26<\/td> Pender, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Wilson, Linwood F<\/td> E3<\/td> MIA<\/td> 1950\/11\/02<\/td> Person, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Wright, C. W. Jr<\/td> E4<\/td> MIA<\/td> 1951\/06\/02<\/td> Craven, NC<\/td><\/tr> USA<\/td> Yelton, Thomas W<\/td> E2<\/td> KIA<\/td> 1951\/08\/27<\/td> Rutherford, NC<\/td><\/tr><\/tbody><\/table><\/figure>\n\n\n\n World War II<\/span><\/h3>\n\n\n\n Of the 16 million Americans who served in World War II, more than 400,000 died during the war.\u00a0 At the end of the war, there were approximately 79,000 Americans unaccounted-for.\u00a0 They include those buried with honor as unknowns, those lost at sea, and those missing in action.\u00a0 That number also includes the 1,100 sailors entombed in the USS Arizona Memorial in Pearl Harbor.\u00a0 Today, more than 72,000 Americans remain unaccounted-for from WW II.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Of those, 1,298 are North Carolinians.