VietNow National Magazine

We believe live POW/MIAs are still waiting to be rescued, and we’ll never give up this fight for the truth. No matter what big business and the politicians say, VietNow members are working every day, in VietNow and along with other veterans groups, to be sure these men are not forgotten. We not only contribute money to legitimate, national POW/MIA organizations, but we participate in lots of local and national activities to keep the issue alive in the minds of those around us. We support legitimate POW/MIA hunters in Southeast Asia, and we've had VietNow members working inside Vietnam searching for live POWs.

POW/MIA: What's Going On With the POW/MIA Issue?
VietNow's National POW/MIA Chairman, Bill Kessling, works long and hard keeping VietNow members up-to-date on the latest information about the POW/MIA issue, and works with other organizations to help find the truth. But is there any good news to report? Is anything good happening? Or does it seem that most (if not all) POW/MIA news is bad? Click here to read Bill Kessling's report.

An Enormous Crime: The Definitive Account of American POWs Abandoned in Southeast Asia
This new book, by former U.S. Rep Bill Hendon (R-NC) and Elizabeth A. Stewart, looks like it really could be the definitive account of what happened to our POW/MIAs. Our editor has read the book, and doesn't hold back on what he found. Click here to read the review.

The Bracelet
Time to blow the dust off that old POW/MIA bracelet and start wearing it again. Read more.

The U.S. Government Has Lied to Me for 42 Years About What Happened to My Husband, Col. David L. Hrdlicka
Carol Hrdlicka, the wife of a U.S. Air Force pilot shot down during the Vietnam War has worked for over 40 years to find out the truth about what happened to her husband. The government has stymied her quest at every turn. Read story.

POW/MIA Flags Are Flying All Around the Country
Lots of people, mostly VietNow members of course, have been sending us pictures of their favorite POW/MIA flags. Some of these flags are flying over the homes of people who care about the issue, and some of the flags fly over other places. Either way, we think it's important to keep these black-and-white flags flying until our missing brothers are brought back home again. While lots of people want us to forget and pretend everything is OK, we will never forget. Just click to see some of our favorite POW/MIA flags.

We Want to See Your Favorite POW/MIA Flag
Hoping to keep alive the spirit of the POW/MIA flag, we feature a different POW/MIA flag (sometimes more than just one) every issue of our magazine and here on our web site. If you've got a camera and can write a short description of why you think it's important to keep the POW/MIA flags flying, we'd like to hear from you. Click here for full details of how you can see your favorite POW/MIA flag in the VietNow National Magazine and on our web site. Click here for full details.

Pacific Northwest VietNow Wins "Bring Them Home Alive" Award
This chapter may be small in numbers, but really big when it comes to heart. Their POW/MIA efforts are unsurpassed. Click for full story.

VietNow's POW/MIA Mom: Dorothy Boyer Will Never Give Up Hope
The 85-year-old still believes it’s possible that her son, Sgt. 1st Class Alan Boyer might still be alive. Alan disappeared at age twenty-two, in Laos, while on a secret mission – and since March 28, 1968, Dorothy has hoped he might come home. Her son's Army career began while he was studying forestry at the University of Montana. Once in the Army, Alan applied to be a Green Beret. It was on a mission with the elite group that he disappeared. Click for full story.

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