| John William Armstrong was a
Lt. Col. in the United States Air Force when he went Missing In Action in Laos on 09 November 1967. Armstrong was born on 05 December
1926, and his home city of record is Dallas, Texas. Armstrong's remains have not been returned. |
| James Arthur Harwood was a
Sergeant the United States Army when he went Missing In Action
in South Vietnam on 15 January 1971. Harwood was born on 10 March
1950, and his home city of record is Dallas, Texas. Harwood's remains have not been returned. |
| Gerald Francis Kinsman was a
First Lieutenant in the United States Army when he went Missing
In Action (presumed Killed) in South Vietnam on 15 January 1971.
Kinsman was born on 12 June 1945, and his home city of record is
Foxboro, Massachusetts. Kinsman's remains have not been returned. |
| Dr. Eleanor Ardel Vietti was working as a civilian/missionary
surgeon when she was taken Prisoner of War in South Vietnam on 30
May 1962. Vietti was born on 05 November 1927, and her home city
of record is Houston, Texas. Vietti's remains have not been returned. |
| Jack Columbus Rittichier was a Lieutenant in the United States
Coast Guard when he was Killed In Action in South Vietnam on 09
June 1968. Rittichier was born on 17 August 1933, and his home
city of record is Barberton, Ohio. On 09 November 2002, the
JG23's crash site was located; excavation began on 17 January
2003. The four crew members' remains were repatriated on 14
February 2003, and Jack was buried with full military honors at
Arlington National Cemetery on 06 October 2003. |
| Ronald Wayne Forrester was a First Lieutenant in the United States
Marine Corps when he went Missing In Action in North Vietnam on
27 December 1972. Forrester was born on 15 March 1947, and his
home city of record is Odessa, Texas. Forrester's remains have not been returned. |
| Frank Clifford Green, Jr. was
a Commander the United States Navy when he went Missing In Action
in North Vietnam on 10 July 1972. Green was born on 05 June 1935,
and his home city of record is Waskom, Texas. Green's remains have not been returned. |
Remembering Fellow Texans
This secion is dedicated to the men and women from Texas who are still unaccounted for from both the Korean and Vietnam wars. Biographical pages are available for all the Vietnam War POW/MIA's. |
Jack Columbus Rittichier : Defining a
Hero
This section contains in depth information regarding Lt. Rittichier, including family photos, information from his funeral, and details on the medals that he was awarded. |
In Loving Memory : Gerber, Mitchell, and
Vietti
This page is dedicated to the memory of the three civilians captured from the Ban Me Thout Leprosarium. It includes personal information and background information on the incident and what followed. |
Ronald Wayne Forrester : Semper
Fidelis
This section contains in depth information regarding Capt. Forrester, and contains a wealth of information on Forrester's life from his childhood on up, as well as how the family has been dealing with their loss. |
William Charles Dunlap : Repatriated
MIA
This page is dedicated to a local boy, an MIA whose remains were recovered nineteen years after he went missing. |
North Texas Student Casualties of the two
World Wars
This section is dedicated to the students of [the University of] North Texas [University] who gave their all in the two World Wars. This section was recreated from plaques dedicated to the students; the plaques hang inside the Student Union at UNT. |
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