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New York City Vietnam War POW/MIAs
Five decades after the end of the Vietnam War, dozens of New Yorkers who served in that conflict remain missing and unaccounted for.
The New York City Department of Veterans’ Services supports our Federal government’s efforts to provide a full accounting a of the remains of these missing service members. We hope for a day when every family can finally receive closure and achieve peace.
We are also committed to ensuring that these service members and their families are not forgotten, and that they are included in our community’s moments of remembrance.
If you are a family member, comrade, or friend of one of New York City’s missing Vietnam service members, we invite you review the lists below, and to contact us using this form to join our community.
NYC Vietnam POW/MIA Family/Contact Information Form
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NYC VIETNAM WAR MISSING WITH MARKERS AT ST ALBANS NATIONAL CEMETERY |
OTHER NYC VIETNAM WAR MISSING |
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Herndon Arrington Bivens Donald Charles Breuer Anthony Frank Cavalli Arnold Collins Raymond Louis Echevarria Joseph Peter Fanning Walter Ferguson Jr Brendan Patrick Foley Ian Jack Franks Vincent Frank Giammarino George Gregory Gierak Jr Harold Edwin Gray Jr Roy Elbert Haviland Freddie Kemp Ismael Laureano-Lopez Edwin J Martinez-Mercado Jerry McConnell Richard Arthur Miller Albert Cook Mitchell Robert Ochab Charles Luther Young |
John Eugene Bartocci Joseph Angelo Cestare Gary Anthony Chavez Donald Gilbert Cook Gerald Joseph Crosson Jr Sanford Ira Finger Frank Alton Gould Vincent Joseph Hickman Terence Meredith Murphy Eugene Matthew Pabst Peter Xavier Pike Richard Joseph Rossano Peter John Russell Robert Carl Wistrand William Michael Wogan |