YOU CAN HELP

The League is sustained by the support of families, veterans, and concerned Americans who believe that the commitment to the fullest possible accounting for the missing is a national obligation. There are several ways to stand with us and to make an impact.

SPREAD AWARENESS

EDUCATE

CONTACT REPRESENTATIVES

SUPPORT THE LEAGUE

American public support is critical to achieving the League's mission - the fullest possible accounting for those still missing and unaccounted for from the Vietnam War. The following actions cost nothing and make a real difference.


BECOME INFORMED

Follow the League on X, Instagram, LinkedIn and Like us on Facebook, checkthe League’s website and newsletters for current information, and share public-awareness materials and details about upcoming events. An informed supporter is an effective one!


Distribute Facts: Forward League POW/MIA Updates by email to family, friends and co-workers; give to attendees at meetings of civic, fraternal, church and Veteran Service Organizations (VSOs).

Arrange for POW/MIA Speakers and/or Ceremonies: Contact the League’s national office or your state’s League Coordinator (on League website) for assistance, particularly for national/state/district veteran and auxiliary conventions, and similar community gatherings.

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WRITE to Congress, urging increased support for the US priority on accounting for America’s missing.

WRITE to the Vietnamese, Lao, Cambodian, Chinese, and Russian Ambassadors. Thank them for their nation’s efforts to date and urge increased cooperation in accounting for missing Americans. Click here for up-to-date Embassy contact information.

WRITE to the editor of your local paper, news affiliates, or credible internet content creators to draw responsible public attention to the need for answers on America’s POW/MIAs. For assistance on points to cover during interviews, call or email the League at national.league@pow-miafamilies.org

SUPPORT THE FAMILIES

Embassy of Vietnam -

1233 20th St., NW Suite 400 Washington, DC 20036

Embassy of Cambodia -

4530 16th Street. NW Washington, DC 20011

Embassy of Laos -

2222 S Street, NW Washington, DC 20008

Embassy of People’s Republic of China -

3505 International Place NW Washington, DC 20008

Embassy of the Russian Federation -

2650 Wisconsin Avenue, NW Washington, DC 20007


WEAR A POW/MIA BRACELET, stainless steel, engraved with the name of a missing or unaccounted-for American. If you have questions, call Ohio Chapter MIA/POW at 614-451-2405. 

Fly a POW/MIA flag.  Obtain a flag from Ohio Chapter MIA/POW – order form on the League website. Proper Flag code can be found here.

Observe POW/MIA Recognition Day

ESTABLISH a Missing Man Table

SHARE important coverage on social media

URGE conventional media to contact the League for accurate, prompt responses to questions.  


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SUBSCRIBE to a yearly membership
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Remember – Americans still missing and unaccounted-for from the Vietnam War need the strong, unified voice of our nation’s VSOs to support them and their families.  Working together with the US and relevant foreign counterpart governments, we will obtain the fullest possible accounting for America’s UNRETURNED VETERANS, our POW/MIAs


SPECIAL SUGGESTIONS FOR VETERANS AND VSOs


Speakers: Contact the League’s national office or your state’s League Coordinator to obtain knowledgeable
POW/MIA speakers for district meetings, state conventions and national events.

Booths at Meetings: Set up a table or booth at district, state or national meetings to distribute current factual POW/MIA information available from the League’s national office.

Community Parades: Carry a POW/MIA flag and/or construct a banner.  Awareness materials for distribution and other suggestions are available from the League’s national office and website.

Counter misinformation with factsAsk for proof from those who claim to have evidence of living US POWs. If provided, turn it over to responsible League and/or US officials. 

BROCHURE AND AWARENESS MATERIALS