What the record says
The Joint Casualty Resolution Center (often referred to as JCRC) was a joint task force within the United States Department of Defense, whose mission was to account for United States personnel listed as Missing in Action (MIA) in the Vietnam War.
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What is the last confirmed sighting, and what is the documented timeline around it?
- Pin down the last confirmed sighting: who saw them, where, and when.
- Build the 48 hours before and after from what is on the record.
- Check for unidentified persons found in the region after that date.
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Coverage and records
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In the Internet Archive
- CIA Reading Room cia-rdp88g01116r000500530023-4: MEETING WITH GENERALS KINGSTON AND WILSON ON 19 FEBRUARYText · 1986
- CIA Reading Room cia-rdp90g01353r002000020005-7: ARRANGEMENTS FOR ADDRESS OF GENERAL LEONARD PERROOTS' RETIREMENT DINNERText · 1988
- DTIC ADA310950: M.I.A.: Accounting for the Missing in Southeast Asia,Text · 1994
- CIA Reading Room cia-rdp84m00127r000200050017-4: THE DIA CENTER FOR POW/MIA INFORMATIONText · 1982
- Leave No Man Behind: Bill Bell and the Search for American POW/MIAs from the Vietnam WarText · 2004
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