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New Hampshire Vietnam POW's
FRANK NEIL BADOLATI
Rank/Branch:E6/US Army Special Forces
Unit: HQ & HQ Company, 5th Special Forces Group
Date of Birth:19 March 1933 (New York, NY)
Home City of Record: Goffstown NH
Date of Loss: 29 January 1966
Country of Loss: South Vietnam
QUINTEN EMILE MULLEAVEY
Rank/Branch: E4/US Army
Date of Birth: 16 December 1948
Home City of Record: North Woodstock NH
Date of Loss: 29 January 1968
Country of Loss: South Vietnam
ALBERT LINWOOD PAGE, JR.
Rank/Branch: O3/US Air Force
Unit: 390th Tactical Fighter Squadron, Da Nang AB SV
Date of Birth: 28 June 1935
Home City of Record: Derry NH
Date of Loss: 06 August 1967
Country of Loss: North Vietnam/Over Water
PHILIP JOSEPH STICKNEY
Rank/Branch: E3/US Air Force
Unit: 61st Troop Carrier Squadron, DaNang Airbase
Date of Birth: 23 December 1937
Home City of Record: Manchester NH
Date of Loss: 31 May 1966
Country of Loss: North Vietnam
Missing In Action
REMAINS ID'D FEB 2004 AND BURIED IN ARK
CLYDE DOUGLAS ALLOWAY
TSGT - Air Force - Regular
32 year old Married, Caucasian, Male
Born on 10/18/37
From PORTSMOUTH, NEW HAMPSHIRE
His tour of duty began on 06/07/70
Casualty was on 06/07/70
in OFFSHORE, MILITARY REGION 1, SOUTH VIETNAM
Non-Hostile, died missing
FIXED WING - CREW
AIR LOSS CRASH AT SEA
ROBERT JOSEPH SULLIVAN
Rank/Branch: E7/US Army Special Forces
Unit: C & C Detachment
Date of Birth: 19 November 1936 (Fall River MA)
Home City of Record: East Alstead NH
Date of Loss: 12 July 1967
Country of Loss: Laos
GERALD ROBERT HELMICH
COL - Air Force - Regular
46 year old Married, Caucasian, Male
Born on 11/17/31
From Manchester, New Hampshire
His tour of duty began on 11/12/69
Casualty was on 09/01/78 in LAOS
Hostile, died while missing
FIXED WING - PILOT
AIR LOSS, CRASH ON LAND
Body was not recovered
SHELDON JOHN BURNETT
Rank/Branch: O5/US Army
Unit: Headquarters & Headquarters Troop, 1st Squad, 1st Cavalry, 23rd Infantry Division
Date of Birth: 09 June 1931 (Milwaukee WI)
Home City of Record: Pelham NH
Date of Loss: 07 March 1971
Country of Loss: Laos
Missing In Action
REMAINS ID'D FEB 2005 AND BURIED IN ARLINGTON
New Hampshire Vietnam Casualties
There is evidence; moreover, that indicates the possibility of survival, at least for a small number, after Operation Homecoming…."
Senate Select Committee on POW/MIA Affairs
January 13, 1993
World War II POW's
NH Prisoners Who Died in Captivity
28 Purple Hearts to be awarded posthumously
Ash, Wesley
Balukevicuis, Waldo
Bodnar, Stanley, L.
Brokenshire, Herbert C.
Browne, Charles J.
Chase, Robert P.
Corcoran, James L.
Corliss, Irving A.
Crandall, Robert W.
Cuss, John A.
Douglass, Francis M.
Edwards, Houston E.
Falardeau, Robert C.
Gay, Burt C.
Gervais, Joseph F.
Gilbert, James W.
Hall, George W.
Hall, Robert S.
Henson, Dudley A.
Hodgkins, Jr., Ray K.
Leighton, Harry R.
Lemelin, Albert L.
Lund, Elliott R.
Marston, William H.
Maynard, Roland J.
McLaughlin, Patrick T.
Nourse, Jonas E.
Packard, Henry H.
Papienuk, Adolph S.
Pease, Jr., Harl
Picard, James J.
Pierce, Charles R.
Pineau, Austin J.
Prescott, Paul H.
Rivet, Louis J.
Rush, Douglass B.
Ryder, John F.
St. Laurent, Joseph N.
Stearns, Frederick A.
Sullivan, Joseph A.
Young, Peter M.
Korean War
NH Prisoners Who Died in Captivity
Ashley, Francis W.
Botsford, Philip A.
Charles, Madison F.
Curley, Jr., George A.
Dick, Myron G.
Dubay, Gerald L.J.
Dunham, Leland R.
Fleming, Frederick E.
Fletcher, Robert S.
Frazier, Reginald E.
Hesseltine, Jr., Herbert A.
Jordan, Paul H.
Pelletier, Joseph N.
Richard, Elmer P.
Ritter, Wallace F.
Robillard Joseph A.
Sidney, Alfred H.
Tremblay, Aurel
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POW Flag History
Today the black and white POW/MIA Flag, with its silhouette of a bowed head, set against a guard tower and a single strand of barbed wire serves a national symbol and a challenge to a country not to forget. The story of its origin starts over 30 years ago.
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POW/MIA Recognition Day
National POW/MIA Recognition Day was established in 1979 through a proclamation signed by President Jimmy Carter. Since then, each subsequent president has issued an annual proclamation commemorating the third Friday in September as National POW/MIA Recognition Day.
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POW Medal
The Prisoner of War Medal is authorized by Public Law 99-145, 10 USC 1128, as amended by, 10 USC 1128, 1989. It is authorized for any person who, while serving in any capacity with the U.S. Armed Forces, was taken prisoner and held captive after 5 April 1917.
