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| September 5 || Marshall, Richard C || Captain || USAF || 1131st Special Activities Squadron || || South Vietnam, Bien Hoa Province || Pilot of an A-1G that crashed, no ejection or parachutes observed<ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.virtualwall.org/dm/MarshallRC01a.htm|title=CAPT Richard Carlton Marshall|work=The Virtual Wall|accessdate=18 July 2012}}</ref> || Killed in action, body not recovered<ref name="DPMO-MIA/KIA-BNR"/>
| September 5 || Marshall, Richard C || Captain || USAF || 1131st Special Activities Squadron || || South Vietnam, Bien Hoa Province || Pilot of an A-1G that crashed, no ejection or parachutes observed<ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.virtualwall.org/dm/MarshallRC01a.htm|title=CAPT Richard Carlton Marshall|work=The Virtual Wall|accessdate=18 July 2012}}</ref> || Killed in action, body not recovered<ref name="DPMO-MIA/KIA-BNR"/>
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| September 5 || Shaw, Edward B || O2 || US Navy || || || North Vietnam || || Killed in action, body not recovered<ref name="DPMO-MIA/KIA-BNR"/>
| September 5 || Shaw, Edward B || Lieutenant j.g. || US Navy || [[VA-165]], USS Coral Sea || || North Vietnam, Vinh || His A-1H #139693 was hit by antiaircraft fire while attacking supply barges on the Song Gia Hoi River and crashed, no ejection or parachute observed<ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.virtualwall.org/ds/ShawEB01a.htm|title=Edward Shaw, LTJG|work=The Virtual Wall|accessdate=19 July 2012}}</ref> || Killed in action, body not recovered<ref name="DPMO-MIA/KIA-BNR"/>
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| September 8 || Goodwin, Charles B || O2 || US Navy || || || North Vietnam || || Presumptive finding of death<ref name="DPMO-MIA/KIA-BNR"/>
| September 8 || Goodwin, Charles B || Lieutenant j.g. || US Navy || [[VFP-63]], USS Coral Sea || || North Vietnam, Gulf of Tonkin || His RF-8A #146826 crashed into the sea 5 miles east of Quang Khe<ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.virtualwall.org/dg/GoodwinCB01a.htm|title=LCDR Charles Bernard Goodwin|work=The Virtual Wall|accessdate=19 July 2012}}</ref> || Presumptive finding of death<ref name="DPMO-MIA/KIA-BNR"/>
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| September 12 || Green, Gerald || O2 || US Navy || || || South Vietnam || || Killed in action, body not recovered<ref name="DPMO-MIA/KIA-BNR"/>
| September 12 || Green, Gerald || Lieutenant j.g. || US Navy || [[VF-191]], USS Bon Homme Richard || || North Vietnam, Gulf of Tonkin || His F-8E was hit by anti-aircraft fire over Thanh Hoa Province and crashed at sea<ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.virtualwall.org/dg/GreenGx01a.htm|title=LTJG Gerald Green|work=The Virtual Wall|accessdate=19 July 2012}}</ref>|| Killed in action, body not recovered<ref name="DPMO-MIA/KIA-BNR"/>
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| September 14 || Taylor, Neil B || O2 || US Navy || || || South Vietnam || || Killed in action, body not recovered<ref name="DPMO-MIA/KIA-BNR"/>
| September 14 || Taylor, Neil B || Lieutenant j.g. || US Navy || VA-192, USS Bon Homme Richard || || South Vietnam, [[Kien Giang Province]] || His A-4C crashed <ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.virtualwall.org/dt/TaylorNB01a.htm|title=LTJG Neil Brooks Taylor|work=The Virtual Wall|accessdate=19 July 2012}}</ref>|| Killed in action, body not recovered<ref name="DPMO-MIA/KIA-BNR"/>
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| September 17 || Klenda, Dean A || O2 || USAF || || || North Vietnam || || Presumptive finding of death<ref name="DPMO-MIA/KIA-BNR"/>
| September 17 || Klenda, Dean A || 1st Lieutenant || USAF || 67th Tactical Fighter Squadron || || North Vietnam, [[Son La Province]] || His F-105D #62-4247, was hit by anti-aircraft fire while attacking a barracks east of Na San, no ejection observed<ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.virtualwall.org/dk/KlendaDA01a.htm|title=MAJ Dean Albert Klenda|work=The Virtual Wall|accessdate=19 July 2012}}</ref> || Presumptive finding of death<ref name="DPMO-MIA/KIA-BNR"/>
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| September 18 || Barber, Robert F || O3 || US Navy || || || North Vietnam || || Killed in action, body not recovered<ref name="DPMO-MIA/KIA-BNR"/>
| September 18 || Barber, Robert F || Lieutenant || US Navy || [[VA-75]], [[USS Independence (CV-62)]] || || North Vietnam, Bach Long Vi || Bombardier/navigator of an [[Grumman A-6 Intruder|A-6A]] #151588 that crashed into the sea while attacking [[Vietnam People's Navy|North Vietnamese Navy]] torpedo boats<ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.virtualwall.org/db/BarberRF01a.htm|title=LT Robert Franklin Barber|work=The Virtual Wall|accessdate=19 July 2012}}</ref>|| Killed in action, body not recovered<ref name="DPMO-MIA/KIA-BNR"/>
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| September 18 || Vogt, Leonard F || O5 || US Navy || || || North Vietnam || || Killed in action, body not recovered<ref name="DPMO-MIA/KIA-BNR"/>
| September 18 || Vogt, Leonard F || Commander || US Navy || VA-75, USS Independence || || North Vietnam, Bach Long Vi || Pilot of an A-6A #151588 that crashed into the sea while attacking North Vietnamese Navy torpedo boats<ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.virtualwall.org/dv/VogtLF01a.htm|title=Leonard Vogt, CDR|work=The Virtual Wall|accessdate=19 July 2012}}</ref>|| Killed in action, body not recovered<ref name="DPMO-MIA/KIA-BNR"/>
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| September 20 || Hawkins, Edgar L || O3 || USAF || || || North Vietnam || || Presumptive finding of death<ref name="DPMO-MIA/KIA-BNR"/>
| September 20 || Hawkins, Edgar L || O3 || USAF || || || North Vietnam || || Presumptive finding of death<ref name="DPMO-MIA/KIA-BNR"/>

Revision as of 05:35, 19 July 2012

This article is a list of US MIAs of the Vietnam War. In 1973, the United States listed 2,646 Americans as unaccounted for from the Vietnam War. By June 2012, 1664 Americans remained unaccounted for, of which 862 were listed as Killed In Action - Body not recovered and 752 are listed as a presumptive finding of death.[1]

1961-1964

Year and date missing Surname, First name(s) Rank Service Unit Operation/Battle Name Standort Circumstances of loss Recovery status
1961, January 13 Duffy, Charles J Civilian Laos, Vientiane Duffy was a civilian with the US mission in Vientiane captured by Pathet Lao while hunting north of Vientiane. He is believed to have died in captivity in 1962[2] Presumptive finding of death[1]
1961, March 23 Bankowski, Alfons A SSGT USAF 314th Air Division Laos, Xiangkhouang Province SC-47 shot down by Pathet Lao while on an intelligence gathering flight, only one passenger was captured by the Pathet Lao and returned following the International Agreement on the Neutrality of Laos. The remains of 4 of the 7 missing passengers were recovered in 1991.[3] Killed in action, body not recovered[1]
1961, March 23 Weitkamp, Edgar W Warrant Officer US Army Army Attache Office, American Embassy, Laos Laos, Xiangkhouang Province SC-47 shot down by Pathet Lao while on an intelligence gathering flight[4] Killed in action, body not recovered[1]
1961, March 23 Weston, Oscar B First Lieutenant USAF 314th Air Division Laos, Xiangkhouang Province SC-47 shot down by Pathet Lao while on an intelligence gathering flight[5] Killed in action, body not recovered[1]
1961, April 22 Biber, Gerald M SGT US Army Laos, Vang Vieng Training adviser to the Royal Lao Army, presumed killed in a Pathet Lao ambush[6] Killed in action, body not recovered[1]
1961, April 22 Bischoff, John M SFC US Army Laos, Vang Vieng Training adviser to the Royal Lao Army, presumed killed in a Pathet Lao ambush[6] Killed in action, body not recovered[1]
1961, April 22 Moon, Walter H Captain US Army Laos, Vang Vieng Training adviser to the Royal Lao Army, captured in a Pathet Lao ambush[6] and executed on 22 July 1961[7] Died in captivity, remains not returned[1]
1962, May 30 Gerber, Daniel A Civilian South Vietnam, Ban Me Thuot One of three Christian missionaries abducted by the Vietcong from the Ban Me Thuot Leprosarium[8] Prisoner[1]
1962, May 30 Mitchell, Archie E Civilian South Vietnam, Ban Me Thuot One of three Christian missionaries abducted by the Vietcong from the Ban Me Thuot Leprosarium Prisoner[1]
1962, May 30 Vietti, Eleanor A Civilian South Vietnam, Ban Me Thuot One of three Christian missionaries abducted by the Vietcong from the Ban Me Thuot Leprosarium Prisoner[1]
1962, July 14 Blewett, Alan L Civilian Bird and Sons Laos, Vientiane Bird and Sons Camair Twin Navion aircraft, tail number N229 disappeared on a flight from Vientiane to Pak Sane Presumptive finding of death[1]
1962, July 14 Parks, Raymond F Staff Sergeant US Army 7th Special Forces Group Operation White Star Laos, Vientiane Bird and Son Camair Twin Navion aircraft, tail number N229 disappeared on a flight from Vientiane to Pak Sane[9] Presumptive finding of death[1]
1962, August 28 Simpson, Robert L Captain USAF 6th Fighter Squadron (Commando) South Vietnam, Bac Lieu Province, Soc Trang Killed when his North American T-28 Trojan was hit by ground fire on a close air support mission[10] Killed in action, body not recovered[1]
1962, October 6 Anderson, Thomas E CPL USMC HMM-163 South Vietnam, Quang Nam Province Crew chief on a UH-34D which crashed due to mechanical failure[11] Killed in action, body not recovered[1]
1963, September 5 DeBruin, Eugene H Civilian Air America Laos, Tchepone His C-46 aircraft was hit by ground fire and crashed, the crew parachuted to safety and were captured by the Pathet Lao. Escaped Pathet Lao prison camp with Dieter Dengler, Duane W. Martin and others on 29 June 1966, last seen alive on that date. Prisoner[1]
1963, November 24 Cody, Howard R Captain USAF 1st Air Commando Squadron South Vietnam, Ca Mau B-26 #44-35703 hit by ground fire and crashed, bodies of two other crewmen recovered[12] Killed in action, body not recovered[1]
1963, October 29 Versace, Humbert R Captain US Army Detachment A-23 5th Special Forces Group South Vietnam, An Xuyen Province Captured by Vietcong while leading a CIDG patrol. On 28 September 1965, "Liberation Radio" announced the execution of Versace and MSGT Kenneth Roraback on 26 September in retaliation for the deaths of 3 Vietcong in Danang[13] Died in captivity, remains not returned[1]
1963, November 24 Roraback, Kenneth M Master Sergeant US Army Detachment A-21 5th Special Forces Group South Vietnam, Hau Nghia Province One of 4 Americans captured by Vietcong in attack on Hiep Hoa Special Forces Camp. On 28 September 1965, "Liberation Radio" announced the execution of Roraback and Special Forces Captain Humbert Versace on 26 September in retaliation for the deaths of 3 Vietcong in Danang[14] Died in captivity, remains not returned[1]
1963, December 6 Hill, Richard D Airman First Class USAF 21st Armament & Electronics Maintenance Squadron South Vietnam, Kien Hoa Province Crewman on RB-26L #44-35782, shot down on a photo-reconnaissance mission, bodies of two other crewmen recovered[15] Killed in action, body not recovered[1]
1963, December 6 Gorton, Thomas F Captain USAF 1st Air Commando Squadron South Vietnam, Kien Hoa Province Navigator of RB-26L #44-35782, shot down on a photo-reconnaissance mission, bodies of two other crewmen recovered[16] Killed in action, body not recovered[1]
1963, December 12 Angell, Marshall J SGT US Army 611th Transportation Company South Vietnam, Dinh Tuong Province Flight Engineer aboard a CH-37B on a mission to recover a downed aircraft. The crew was attempting to sling-load the downed aircraft when the CH-37 was shot down, crashed and burned[17] Killed in action, body not recovered[1]
1964, January 14 Hickman, Vincent J Captain USAF 1st Air Commando Squadron South Vietnam, Dong Nai Province Navigator on B-26B #44-35566, shot down while conducting air strike[18] Killed in action, body not recovered[1]
1964, January 14 Mitchell, Carl B Major USAF 1st Air Commando Squadron South Vietnam, Dong Nai Province Pilot of B-26B #44-35566, shot down while conducting air strike[19] Killed in action, body not recovered[1]
1964, January 18 Metoyer, Bryford G First Lieutenant USAF UTT Helicopter Company, 145th Aviation Battalion South Vietnam, Kien Hoa Province Pilot of a UH-1B gunship hit by ground fire and ditched at sea, 3 other crewmen recovered[20] Killed in action, body not recovered[1]
1964, January 18 Straley, John L PFC US Army UTT Helicopter Company, 145th Aviation Battalion South Vietnam, Kien Hoa Province Crewman on a UH-1B gunship hit by ground fire and ditched at sea, 3 other crewmen recovered[21] Killed in action, body not recovered[1]
1964, March 26 Whitesides, Richard L Captain USAF 19th Tactical Air Support Squadron South Vietnam, Quang Tri Province Pilot of an L-19 shot down near the Quang Tri Special Forces Camp. The passenger, Captain Floyd James Thompson was captured[22] Killed in action, body not recovered[1]
1964, June 19 Ledbetter, Thomas I Captain US Army Detachment A-133, 5th Special Forces Group South Vietnam, Tay Ninh Province Ambushed while leading a Montagnard patrol, last seen wounded[23] Killed in action, body not recovered[1]
1964, June 19 Talley, James L CPL US Army Detachment A-133, 5th Special Forces Group South Vietnam, Tay Ninh Province Ambushed while leading a Montagnard patrol[24] Killed in action, body not recovered[1]
1964, October 2 Walker, Kenneth E Captain USAF 1st Air Commando Squadron South Vietnam, Soc Trang His A-1E #52-132654 crashed while conducting a napalm attack at the mouth of the Mekong River[25] Killed in action, body not recovered[1]
1964, October 24 Woods, Lawrence Staff Sergeant US Army Headquarters Company, 5th Special Forces Group South Vietnam, Quang Duc Province Passenger on a Fairchild C-123 Provider shot down on aerial resupply mission near the South Vietnam-Cambodia border. No parachutes were seen to leave the aircraft as it crashed. Remains of the other 7 passengers and crew recovered[26] Killed in action, body not recovered[1]
1964, November 6 Dawson, Daniel G 1LT US Army 145th Aviation Battalion South Vietnam, Bien Hoa Province Pilot of an O-1F aircraft flying a visual reconnaissance mission with a South Vietnamese observer. The aircraft was not heard from after takeoff[27] Killed in action, body not recovered[1]
1964, November 13 Bloom, Darl R Captain USMC VMCJ-1 South Vietnam, Danang His RF-8A collided with another aircraft and crashed into the sea[28] Killed in action, body not recovered[1]
1964, November 21 Nipper, David LCPL USMC 3rd Reconnaissance Battalion South Vietnam, Binh Dinh Province Passenger on a UH-34D that crashed at sea[29] Killed in action, body not recovered[1]
1964, December 11 Tadios, Leonard M Sergeant US Army SD-5891, HQ, MACV South Vietnam, Phong Dinh Province Adviser to Army of the Republic of Vietnam (ARVN), captured and died of disease/malnutrition[30][31] Died in captivity, remains not returned[1]
1964, December 22 Parks, Joe Sergeant First Class US Army SD-5891, HQ, MACV South Vietnam, Vinh Binh province Adviser to an ARVN unit captured in an ambush near Khanh Hung and died in 1967 of disease/malnutrition[32] Died in captivity, remains not returned[1]
1964, December 29 Bennett, Harold G CPL US Army BDQ Team TD-33, MACV Advisory Team 95 South Vietnam, Phuoc Tuy Province Adviser to an ARVN unit, captured in an ambush and reported executed in June 1965 in retaliation for the execution of a Vietcong[33] Died in captivity, remains not returned[1]
1964, December 31 Cook, Donald G Captain USMC 3rd Marine Division South Vietnam, Phuoc Tuy Province Advisor to the 4th Battalion, Vietnamese Marine Division, captured and reported to have died from Malaria on 8 December 1967[34] Died in captivity, remains not returned[1]
1964, December 31 Dodge, Edward R Sergeant First Class US Army Detachment C-1, 5th Special Forces Group South Vietnam, Quang Nam Province Passenger in an O-1F Bird Dog that crashed near Danang[35] Presumptive finding of death[1]
1964, December 31 McDonald, Kurt C Captain USAF 336th Tactical Fighter Squadron on temporary duty to 2nd Air Division South Vietnam, Quang Nam Province Pilot of an O-1F Bird Dog that crashed near Danang[36] Presumptive finding of death[1]

1965

Date missing Surname, First name(s) Rank Service Unit Operation/Battle Name Standort Circumstances of loss Recovery status
February 7 Dickson, Edward A Lieutenant US Navy VA-155, USS Coral Sea (CV-43) Operation Flaming Dart I North Vietnam, Dong Hoi His A-4E was hit by ground fire and he ejected over the sea, but no parachute was seen.[37] Killed in action, body not recovered[1]
February 9 McLean, James H E4 US Army Advisory Team 88 MACV South Vietnam, Phuoc Long Province Captured when Vietcong overran the Đức Phong Regional Forces camp. Last seen alive in 1966.[38] Presumptive finding of death[1]
February 24 Frakes, Dwight G Chief Radioman US Navy VAH-2 South Vietnam, South China Sea Radio Operator on an A3B aircraft that crashed into the sea soon after takeoff from the USS Coral Sea.[39] Killed in action, body not recovered[1]
March 15 Clydesdale, Charles F Lieutenant JG US Navy VA-95, USS Ranger (CV-61) North Vietnam, Gulf of Tonkin His A-1H #135375 suffered engine failure while returning from a ground attack mission and he ditched at sea but did not exit the aircraft.[40] Killed in action, body not recovered[1]
March 29 Hume, Kenneth E Lieutenant Commander US Navy VF-154, USS Coral Sea North Vietnam, Bach Long Vi His F-8D was hit by ground fire crashed into the sea, no ejection seat or parachute was observed.[41] Killed in action, body not recovered[1]
March 31 McKinley, Gerald W Lieutenant JG US Navy VA-215, USS Hancock (CV-19) North Vietnam,Quang Binh Province His A-1 aircraft was hit by anti-aircraft fire and crashed during an attack on a radar station at Vinh [42] Killed in action, body not recovered[1]
April 3 Smith, George C O2 USAF 615th Tactical Fighter Squadron Operation Rolling Thunder North Vietnam, Thanh Hoa province His F-100D was shot down while suppressing anti-aircraft fire during an attack on the Thanh Hoa Bridge.[43] Presumptive finding of death[1]
April 4 Draeger, Walter F Captain USAF 1131st Special Activities Squadron Operation Rolling Thunder North Vietnam, Thanh Hoa province His A-1H escorting search and rescue helicopters was shot down and seen to crash in flames, but no parachute was observed during an attack on the Thanh Hoa Bridge [44] Killed in action, body not recovered[1]
April 4 Magnusson, James A Captain USAF 354th Tactical Fighter Squadron Operation Rolling Thunder North Vietnam, Hon Me His F-105D was damaged by a Mig-17 piloted by Le Minh Huan during an attack on the Thanh Hoa Bridge, he flew out to sea and was not recovered[45] Presumptive finding of death[1]
April 9 Fegan, Ronald J O1 US Navy VF-96, USS Ranger China, Hainan Radar Intercept Officer in an F-4B apparently shot down by Chinese Mig-17 fighters.[46][47] Killed in action, body not recovered[1]
April 9 Murphy, Terence M O2 US Navy VF-96, USS Ranger China, Hainan Pilot of F-4B apparently shot down by Chinese Mig-17 fighters.[48][47] Killed in action, body not recovered[1]
April 17 Woodworth, Samuel A Captain USAF 562nd Tactical Fighter Squadron Operation Rolling Thunder North Vietnam, Mu Gia Pass His F-105D failed to pull up after a bombing run, hit the ground and exploded.[49] Killed in action, body not recovered[1]
April 29 Shelton, Charles E O3 USAF 5th Tactical Reconnaissance Squadron Laos, Sam Neua His RF-101C caught fire during a photo-run and he ejected and made contact with rescue forces. His recovery was delayed until May 2 due to bad weather by which time he had been captured by the Pathet Lao. He was last reported alive in 1968 [50] Presumptive finding of death[1]
May 8 Lahaye, James D Commander US Navy VF-111, USS Midway (CV-41) Operation Rolling Thunder North Vietnam, Vinh His F-8D was damaged by anti-aircraft fire and crashed into the sea, no ejection or parachute was observed[51] Killed in action, body not recovered[1]
May 9 Wistrand, Robert C Captain USAF 561st Tactical Fighter Squadron Operation Steel Tiger Laos, Mu Gia Pass His F-105D crashed, no ejection or parachute observed[52] Presumptive finding of death[1]
May 18 Hrdlicka, David L Captain USAF 563rd Tactical Fighter Squadron Operation Steel Tiger Laos, Sam Neua Ejected from his F-105D and captured by the Pathet Lao. His photo was featured in Quan Doi Nhan Dan and Pravda in 1966, last reported alive in 1968[53] Presumptive finding of death[1]
May 18 Tavares, John R Civilian South Vietnam, Danang Merchant seaman from the SS Audry J. Luchenback, a civilian freighter anchored in the Da Nang port, last seen at the Pacific Bar, Bach Dang Street, Da Nang[54] Missing[1]
May 19 Donovan, Leroy M Sergeant First Class US Army HQ, MACV South Vietnam, Binh Dinh Province Observer in an O-1F Bird Dog that disappeared near Camp Holloway[55] Killed in action, body not recovered[1]
May 19 Harper, Richard K Warrant Officer US Army 52nd Fixed Wing Platoon South Vietnam, Binh Dinh Province Pilot of an O-1F Bird Dog that disappeared near Camp Holloway[56] Killed in action, body not recovered[1]
May 23 Walker, Orien J Captain US Army SD-5891, MACV Advisors South Vietnam, An Xuyen Province Adviser to the ARVN, captured by Vietcong in an ambush. Died of disease/malnutrition on 4 February 1966[57] Died in captivity, remains not returned[1]
May 27 Lynn, Doyle W Commander US Navy VF-111, USS Midway Operation Rolling Thunder North Vietnam, Nghe An Province His F-8 was hit by ground fire and crashed, no ejection or parachute observed[58] Killed in action, body not recovered[1]
June 1 Crosby, Frederick P Lieutenant Commander US Navy VFP-63, USS Bon Homme Richard (CVA-31) North Vietnam, Thanh Hoa Province His RF-8A was shot down while conducting a low-altitude bomb damage assessment mission[59] Killed in action, body not recovered[1]
June 9 Dale, Charles A 1st Lieutenant US Army 73rd Aviation Company South Vietnam, Vinh Binh Province Pilot of OV-1C #61-2687 shot down over the U Minh Forest[60] Presumptive finding of death[1]
June 9 Demmon, David S Sergeant US Army 73rd Aviation Company South Vietnam, Vinh Binh Province Electronic sensor operator on OV-1C #61-2687 shot down over the U Minh Forest[61] Presumptive finding of death[1]
June 10 Compa, Joseph J Staff Sergeant US Army 118th Aviation Company, 145th Aviation Battalion Battle of Dong Xoai South Vietnam, Phuoc Long Province Crew chief on UH-1B #63-038557 that crashed under heavy fire while making an emergency troop insertion into the area of the Dong Xoai Special Forces Camp[62] Killed in action, body not recovered[1]
June 10 Curlee, Robert L Staff Sergeant US Army Advisory Team 70, HQ, MACV Advisors Battle of Dong Xoai South Vietnam, Phuoc Long Province Passenger on UH-1B #63-08557 that crashed under heavy fire while making an emergency troop insertion into the area of the Dong Xoai Special Forces Camp, he survived the crash but was shot by Vietcong[63] Killed in action, body not recovered[1]
June 10 Hagen, Craig L Sergeant US Army 118th Aviation Company, 145th Aviation Battalion Battle of Dong Xoai South Vietnam, Phuoc Long Province Door gunner on UH-1B #63-038557 that crashed under heavy fire while making an emergency troop insertion into the area of the Dong Xoai Special Forces Camp[64] Killed in action, body not recovered[1]
June 10 Hall, Walter L 1st Lieutenant US Army 118th Aviation Company, 145th Aviation Battalion Battle of Dong Xoai South Vietnam, Phuoc Long Province Pilot of UH-1B #63-038557 that crashed under heavy fire while making an emergency troop insertion into the area of the Dong Xoai Special Forces Camp[65] Killed in action, body not recovered[1]
June 10 Johnson, Bruce G Captain US Army SD-5891 (5th ARVN Division), MACV Advisors Battle of Dong Xoai South Vietnam, Phuoc Long Province Survived crash of UH-1B #63-038557 and radioed that all others aboard had been killed and subsequently disappeared in the battle[66] Presumptive finding of death[1]
June 10 Owens, Fred M E7 US Army SD-5891 (5th ARVN Division), MACV Advisors Battle of Dong Xoai South Vietnam, Phuoc Long Province Passenger on UH-1B #63-08557 that crashed under heavy fire while making an emergency troop insertion into the area of the Dong Xoai Special Forces Camp, he survived the crash but was shot by Vietcong[67] Killed in action, body not recovered[1]
June 10 Saergaert, Donald R Warrant Officer US Army 118th Aviation Company, 145th Aviation Battalion Battle of Dong Xoai South Vietnam, Phuoc Long Province Copilot of UH-1B #63-038557 that crashed under heavy fire while making an emergency troop insertion into the area of the Dong Xoai Special Forces Camp[68] Killed in action, body not recovered[1]
June 12 Holland, Lawrence T Captain USAF 615th Tactical Fighter Squadron Battle of Dong Xoai South Vietnam, Phuoc Long Province His F-100D was hit by ground fire and he ejected safely, a search and rescue helicopter observed his body being dragged from his landing site[69] Killed in action, body not recovered[1]
June 16 Schumann, John R Captain US Army Advisory Team 75, HQ, MACV Advisors South Vietnam, Dinh Tuong Province He was serving as advisor to the Cai Be District Chief, when captured by the Vietcong[70] Died in captivity, remains not returned[1]
June 18 Armond, Robert L Captain USAF 441st Bombardment Squadron Operation Arc Light South China Sea Pilot of a B-52F #57-0047 that collided with another B-52 #57-0179[71] Killed in action, body not recovered[1]
June 18 Gehrig, James M Major USAF 441st Bombardment Squadron Operation Arc Light South China Sea Crewman aboard a B-52F that collided with another B-52[72] Killed in action, body not recovered[1]
June 18 Lowry, Tyrrell G Captain USAF 441st Bombardment Squadron Operation Arc Light South China Sea Crewman aboard a B-52F that collided with another B-52[73] Killed in action, body not recovered[1]
June 18 Marshall, James A 1st Lieutenant USAF 441st Bombardment Squadron Operation Arc Light South China Sea Copilot of a B-52F that collided with another B-52[74] Killed in action, body not recovered[1]
June 18 Neville, William E Technical Sergeant USAF 441st Bombardment Squadron Operation Arc Light South China Sea Gunner aboard a B-52F that collided with another B-52[75] Killed in action, body not recovered[1]
June 18 Roberts, Harold J Master Sergeant USAF 441st Bombardment Squadron Operation Arc Light South China Sea Crewman aboard a B-52F that collided with another B-52[76] Killed in action, body not recovered[1]
June 18 Watson, Frank P Captain USAF 441st Bombardment Squadron Operation Arc Light South China Sea Crewman aboard a B-52F that collided with another B-52[77] Killed in action, body not recovered[1]
June 24 Van Campen, Thomas C PFC US Army 2nd Battalion, 503rd Infantry, 173rd Airborne Brigade South Vietnam, Bien Hoa Province His unit came under attack, he was wounded and separated from his unit. His body was not recovered due to heavy enemy fire[78] Killed in action, body not recovered[1]
June 27 Jackson, Carl E Captain USAF 1131st Special Activities Squadron, MACV-SOG South Vietnam, Bien Hoa Province Pilot of a C-123B that crashed on a classified night mission with 14 Chinese troops on board[79] Killed in action, body not recovered[1]
June 27 Roth, Billie L Staff Sergeant USAF 37th Consolidated Maintenance Squadron South Vietnam, Bien Hoa Province Crewman on a C-123B that crashed on a classified night mission with 14 Chinese troops on board[80] Killed in action, body not recovered[1]
June 29 Lindsey, Marvin N Major USAF 15th Tactical Reconnaissance Squadron North Vietnam, Son La province His RF-101C #0040 was hit by anti-aircraft fire, he apparently ejected and was killed on the ground[81] Presumptive finding of death[1]
July 5 Eisenbraun, William F Captain US Army Advisory Team 39, SD-5891, MACV Advisors South Vietnam, Quang Ngai Province Captured when the Vietcong overran the Ba Gia outpost. Died of injuries on 17 September 1967[82] Died in captivity, remains not returned[1]
July 8 Bram, Richard C Staff Sergeant USMC VMA-225 South Vietnam, Quang Tin Province Disappeared while hiking near Chu Lai Air Base, believed killed by Vietcong[83] Presumptive finding of death[1]
July 8 Dingwall, John F Gunnery Sergeant USMC VMA-225 South Vietnam, Quang Tin Province Disappeared while hiking near Chu Lai Air Base, believed killed by Vietcong[84] Presumptive finding of death[1]
July 13 Gallant, Henry J Master Sergeant US Army Detachment B-52, 5th Special Forces Group Project DELTA South Vietnam, Binh Dinh Province Leader of Team 2, an 8-man South Vietnamese Special Forces long range reconnaissance patrol ambushed while gathering intelligence near Highway 19, he was wounded and last seen alive with Serrgeant Taylor being pursued by enemy forces[85] Killed in action, body not recovered[1]
July 13 Taylor, Fred Sergeant First Class US Army Detachment B-52, 5th Special Forces Group Project DELTA South Vietnam, Binh Dinh Province Adviser Team 2, an 8-man South Vietnamese Special Forces long range reconnaissance patrol ambushed while gathering intelligence near Highway 19, he was last seen alive with Master Sergeant Gallant being pursued by enemy forces[86] Killed in action, body not recovered[1]
July 18 Avore, Malcolm A Lieutenant US Navy VA-163 South Vietnam His A-4E ditched following launch from the USS Oriskany (CV-34) and he was unable to escape the sinking aircraft[87] Killed in action, body not recovered[1]
July 27 Kosko, Walter Captain USAF 563rd Tactical Fighter Squadron North Vietnam, Phu Tho Province His F-105D was hit by anti-aircraft fire and he was seen to eject and land in the Black River[88] Presumptive finding of death[1]
July 29 Brown, Edward D Lieutenant j.g. US Navy VF-191, USS Bon Homme Richard South Vietnam, Vinh Binh Province His F-8E failed to pull up from a strafing run and impacted the ground, no ejection observed[89] Killed in action, body not recovered[1]
August 2 Hail, William W Captain USAF 1131st Special Activities Squadron, MACV South Vietnam His A1H #132625 disappeared[90] Presumptive finding of death[1]
August 7 Gray, Harold E Lieutenant Commander US Navy VA-25, USS Midway North Vietnam, Dong Hoi Hi A-1H #135329 was hit by anti-aircraft fire during an attack on Army barracks at Dong Hoi[91] Killed in action, body not recovered[1]
August 10 Mailhes, Lawrence S Lieutenant j.g. US Navy VA-152, USS Oriskany North Vietnam, Gulf of Tonkin His A-1H disappeared over water[92] Killed in action, body not recovered[1]
August 13 Mellor, Frederic M Captain USAF 20th Tactical Reconnaissance Squadron North Vietnam, Son La Province His RF-101C #56-0186 was hit by enemy fire, he successfully ejected and radioed that he was on the ground without serious injury. When the search and rescue helicopter approached the area they were unable to make radio contact with him[93] Presumptive finding of death[1]
September 3 Jewell, Eugene M 1st Lieutenant USAF 47th Tactical Fighter Squadron North Vietnam, Nghe An Province Weapons Systems Operator on F-4C #63-7700 shot down during a low-altitude strafing run, the aircraft crashed and exploded. No parachutes observed[94] Presumptive finding of death[1]
September 5 LaGrand, William J Chief Warrant Officer US Army 197th Aviation Company, 145th Aviation Battalion South Vietnam, Bien Hoa Province Passenger in an A-1G that crashed, no ejection or parachutes observed[95] Killed in action, body not recovered[1]
September 5 Marshall, Richard C Captain USAF 1131st Special Activities Squadron South Vietnam, Bien Hoa Province Pilot of an A-1G that crashed, no ejection or parachutes observed[96] Killed in action, body not recovered[1]
September 5 Shaw, Edward B Lieutenant j.g. US Navy VA-165, USS Coral Sea North Vietnam, Vinh His A-1H #139693 was hit by antiaircraft fire while attacking supply barges on the Song Gia Hoi River and crashed, no ejection or parachute observed[97] Killed in action, body not recovered[1]
September 8 Goodwin, Charles B Lieutenant j.g. US Navy VFP-63, USS Coral Sea North Vietnam, Gulf of Tonkin His RF-8A #146826 crashed into the sea 5 miles east of Quang Khe[98] Presumptive finding of death[1]
September 12 Green, Gerald Lieutenant j.g. US Navy VF-191, USS Bon Homme Richard North Vietnam, Gulf of Tonkin His F-8E was hit by anti-aircraft fire over Thanh Hoa Province and crashed at sea[99] Killed in action, body not recovered[1]
September 14 Taylor, Neil B Lieutenant j.g. US Navy VA-192, USS Bon Homme Richard South Vietnam, Kien Giang Province His A-4C crashed [100] Killed in action, body not recovered[1]
September 17 Klenda, Dean A 1st Lieutenant USAF 67th Tactical Fighter Squadron North Vietnam, Son La Province His F-105D #62-4247, was hit by anti-aircraft fire while attacking a barracks east of Na San, no ejection observed[101] Presumptive finding of death[1]
September 18 Barber, Robert F Lieutenant US Navy VA-75, USS Independence (CV-62) North Vietnam, Bach Long Vi Bombardier/navigator of an A-6A #151588 that crashed into the sea while attacking North Vietnamese Navy torpedo boats[102] Killed in action, body not recovered[1]
September 18 Vogt, Leonard F Commander US Navy VA-75, USS Independence North Vietnam, Bach Long Vi Pilot of an A-6A #151588 that crashed into the sea while attacking North Vietnamese Navy torpedo boats[103] Killed in action, body not recovered[1]
September 20 Hawkins, Edgar L O3 USAF North Vietnam Presumptive finding of death[1]
September 20 Martin, Duane W O2 USAF Detachment 1, 38th Aerospace Rescue and Recovery Squadron Laos Died in captivity, remains not returned[1]
September 24 Osborn, Geoffrey H O2 US Navy North Vietnam Killed in action, body not recovered[1]
October 1 Massucci, Martin J O2 USAF North Vietnam Presumptive finding of death[1]
October 5 Pogreba, Dean A O5 USAF North Vietnam Presumptive finding of death[1]
October 17 Mayer, Roderick L O3 US Navy North Vietnam Presumptive finding of death[1]
October 17 Olmstead, Stanley E O4 US Navy North Vietnam Presumptive finding of death[1]
October 19 Worcester, John B O2 US Navy North Vietnam Presumptive finding of death[1]
October 22 Mann, Robert L O3 USAF South Vietnam Killed in action, body not recovered[1]
October 22 McEwan, James A O2 USAF South Vietnam Killed in action, body not recovered[1]
October 22 Weger, John O2 USAF South Vietnam Killed in action, body not recovered[1]
October 31 Dusing, Charles G E5 USAF South Vietnam Died in captivity, remains not returned[1]
October 31 Moore, Thomas E6 USAF South Vietnam Died in captivity, remains not returned[1]
November 3 Bowles, Dwight P O3 USAF North Vietnam Killed in action, body not recovered[1]
November 14 McClennan, Paul T O3 USAF South Vietnam Killed in action, body not recovered[1]
November 16 Green, Donald G O3 USAF North Vietnam Killed in action, body not recovered[1]
November 17 Hiemer, Jerry A E4 US Army South Vietnam Presumptive finding of death[1]
November 21 Toms, Dennis L E2 US Navy South Vietnam Killed in action, body not recovered[1]
November 22 Douglas, Thomas E E4 USMC South Vietnam Presumptive finding of death[1]
November 22 Miller, Richard A O3 USMC South Vietnam Presumptive finding of death[1]
November 22 Pirker, Victor J E4 USMC South Vietnam Presumptive finding of death[1]
November 22 Visconti, Francis O3 USMC South Vietnam Presumptive finding of death[1]
November 22 Winkler, John A E2 US Navy South Vietnam Killed in action, body not recovered[1]
November 30 Richardson, Stephen G O2 US Navy South Vietnam Killed in action, body not recovered[1]
December 2 Logan, Jacob D O2 US Navy North Vietnam Killed in action, body not recovered[1]
December 3 Johnson, Stanley G O2 USMC South Vietnam Killed in action, body not recovered[1]
December 5 Eisenberger, George J E5 US Army South Vietnam Killed in action, body not recovered[1]
December 5 Hyde, Jimmy D E4 US Navy South Vietnam Killed in action, body not recovered[1]
December 5 Upner, Edward C E6 US Army South Vietnam Killed in action, body not recovered[1]
December 8 Corle, John T Corporal USMC HMM-364 South Vietnam, Quang Tin Province Gunner on a UH-34D hit by ground fire, crashed into the sea and sank[104] Killed in action, body not recovered[1]
December 15 Clark, Jerry P W1 US Army North Vietnam Presumptive finding of death[1]
December 16 Wickham, David W O3 US Navy North Vietnam Killed in action, body not recovered[1]
December 20 Mims, George I O2 USAF North Vietnam Presumptive finding of death[1]
December 20 Nordahl, Lee E O2 US Navy North Vietnam Presumptive finding of death[1]
December 22 Lukenbach, Max D O4 US Navy North Vietnam Killed in action, body not recovered[1]
December 22 Prudhomme, John D O3 US Navy North Vietnam Killed in action, body not recovered[1]
December 25 Bailon, Reuben Civilian South Vietnam Missing[1]
December 29 Hill, Arthur S O3 US Navy Laos Killed in action, body not recovered[1]
December 29 Rawsthorne, Edgar A O5 US Navy Laos Killed in action, body not recovered[1]

1972

Date missing Surname, First name(s) Rank Service Unit Operation/Battle Name Standort Circumstances of loss Recovery status
January 20 Berdahl, David D E3 US Army South Vietnam Killed in action, body not recovered[1]
April 2 Bolte, Wayne L O4 USAF South Vietnam Presumptive finding of death[1]
April 3 Christensen, Allen D E5 US Army South Vietnam Presumptive finding of death[1]
April 13 Christensen, John M O2 USMC North Vietnam Presumptive finding of death[1]
April 24 Brownlee, Robert W O5 US Army South Vietnam Presumptive finding of death[1]
April 24 Carter, George W O4 US Army South Vietnam Killed in action, body not recovered[1]
May 12 Bogard, Lonnie P O3 USAF North Vietnam Presumptive finding of death[1]
July 17 Brown, Wayne G O3 USAF South Vietnam Presumptive finding of death[1]
September 17 Buell, Kenneth R O4 US Navy North Vietnam Presumptive finding of death[1]
September 25 Chan, Peter E2 US Navy North Vietnam Killed in action, body not recovered[1]
October 6 Boltze, Bruce E W2 USMC South Vietnam Killed in action, body not recovered[1]
October 24 Bixel, Michael S O2 US Army South Vietnam Killed in action, body not recovered[1]
November 20 Breuer, Donald C O3 USMC Laos Presumptive finding of death[1]
November 21 Caffarelli, Charles J O3 USAF South Vietnam Killed in action, body not recovered[1]
December 22 Bennett, Thomas W O3 USAF North Vietnam Presumptive finding of death[1]
December 27 Chipman, Ralph J O3 USMC North Vietnam Presumptive finding of death[1]

1973-1975

Year and date missing Surname, First name(s) Rank Service Unit Operation/Battle Name Standort Circumstances of loss Recovery status
1973, January 3 Scaife, Kenneth D E-2 USN USS William C. Lawe (DD-763) South Vietnam Lost at sea[105] Killed in action, body not recovered[1]
1973, January 4 Johnston, Steven B Lieutenant USAF 497th Tactical Fighter Squadron Laos, 163604N 1055602E (XD004363) Weapon Systems Officer in an F-4D struck by ground fire, both crewmen ejected and he was seen to be dead on the ground[106] Killed in action, body not recovered[1]
1973, January 6 Lindahl, John C Lieutenant USN VA-56 North Vietnam, Gulf of Tonkin Drowned after his A-7B ditched in the sea immediately after launch from the USS Midway[107] Killed in action, body not recovered[1]
1973, January 21 Christopherson, Keith A Lieutenant (junior grade) USN VAQ-130 North Vietnam, Gulf of Tonkin, east of Vinh Killed when his EKA3B ditched in the sea immediately after a night launch from the USS Ranger[108] Killed in action, body not recovered[1]
1973, January 21 Parker, Charles L Lieutenant commander USN VAQ-130 North Vietnam, Gulf of Tonkin, east of Vinh Killed when his EKA3B ditched in the sea immediately after a night launch from the USS Ranger[109] Killed in action, body not recovered[1]
1973, January 21 Wiehr, Richard D E-5 USN VAQ-130 North Vietnam, Gulf of Tonkin, east of Vinh Killed when his EKA3B ditched in the sea immediately after a night launch from the USS Ranger[110] Killed in action, body not recovered[1]
1973, January 27 Morris, George W Lieutenant USAF 23rd Tactical Air Support Squadron South Vietnam, Quang Tri Province OV-10A Bronco aircraft #68-3806, call sign Nail 89 was hit by an SA-7 missile, both crewmen ejected, two parachutes were sighted and initial voice contact was made with one crewmember[111] Presumptive finding of death[1]
1973, January 27 Peterson, Mark A Lieutenant USAF 23rd Tactical Air Support Squadron South Vietnam, Quang Tri Province OV-10A Bronco aircraft #68-3806, call sign Nail 89 was hit by an SA-7 missile, both crewmen ejected, two parachutes were sighted and initial voice contact was made with one crewmember[112] Presumptive finding of death[1]
1973, January 30 Duensing, James A Lieutenant USN VF-21 North Vietnam, Gulf of Tonkin Killed in collision of his F-4J #158361 with another F-4J 158366 of VF-21[113] Killed in action, body not recovered[1]
1973, January 30 Haviland, Roy E Lieutenant (junior grade) USN VF-21 North Vietnam, Gulf of Tonkin Killed in collision of his F-4J #158361 with another F-4J 158366 of VF-21[114] Killed in action, body not recovered[1]
1973, February 3 Stringham, William S Aviation Machinist 3rd Class USN VAW-115, USS Midway South Vietnam Lost at sea[115] Killed in action, body not recovered[1]
1973, June 14 McLeod, David V MSGT USAF 40th Aerospace Rescue and Recovery Squadron Cambodia Tonle Sap Jolly Green 64, HH-53C, 66-10362, lost its tail rotor and crashed into the Tonle Sap[116] Killed in action, body not recovered[1]
1973, June 16 Cornelius, Samuel B Captain USAF 336th Tactical Fighter Squadron Kambodscha Killed when his F4E was hit by ground fire and crashed. No parachutes were seen, and no emergency beeper signals were heard indicating that the crew ejected safely.[117] Presumptive finding of death[1]
1973, June 16 Smallwood, John J Lieutenant USAF 58th Tactical Fighter Squadron (on temporary duty with the 336th TFS) Kambodscha Killed when his F4E was hit by ground fire and crashed. No parachutes were seen, and no emergency beeper signals were heard indicating that the crew ejected safely.[118] Presumptive finding of death[1]
1975, March 12 Dolan, Edward V Civilian South Vietnam, Pleiku Air Vietnam Douglas DC-4 XV-NUJ crash.[119] Killed in action, body not recovered[1]
1975, March 12 Miller, George C Civilian USAID South Vietnam, Pleiku Air Vietnam Douglas DC-4 XV-NUJ crash[119] Killed in action, body not recovered[1]
1975, March 12 Seidl, Robert Civilian South Vietnam, Pleiku Air Vietnam Douglas DC-4 XV-NUJ crash[119] Killed in action, body not recovered[1]
1975, April 25 Walsh, Brian Civilian Kambodscha Missing[1]
1975, April 29 Nystul, William C Lieutenant USN HMM-164 Operation Frequent Wind South Vietnam CH-46F Swift 1-4 crashed into the sea on its approach to the USS Hancock during a night sea and air rescue mission[120] Killed in action, body not recovered[1]
1975, April 29 Shea, Michael J Lieutenant (junior grade) USN HMM-164 Operation Frequent Wind South Vietnam CH-46F Swift 1-4 crashed into the sea on its approach to the USS Hancock during a night sea and air rescue mission[121] Killed in action, body not recovered[1]
1975, May 15 Benedett, Daniel A PFC USMC 2nd Battalion 9th Marines Mayaguez Incident Cambodia, Koh Tang Killed in the crash of Knife 31 Killed in action, body not recovered[1]
1975, May 15 Hall, Gary L PFC USMC 2nd Battalion 9th Marines Mayaguez Incident Cambodia, Koh Tang Left on Koh Tang during evacuation[122] Presumptive finding of death[1]
1975, May 15 Hargrove, Joseph N LCPL USMC 2nd Battalion 9th Marines Mayaguez Incident Cambodia, Koh Tang Left on Koh Tang during evacuation[123] Presumptive finding of death[1]
1975, May 15 Jacques, James J PFC USMC 2nd Battalion 9th Marines Mayaguez Incident Cambodia, Koh Tang Killed in the crash of Knife 31 Killed in action, body not recovered[1]
1975, May 15 Loney, Ashton N LCPL USMC 2nd Battalion 9th Marines Mayaguez Incident Cambodia, Koh Tang KIA, body left on Koh Tang during evacuation Killed in action, body not recovered[1]
1975, May 15 Marshall, Danny G PFC USMC 2nd Battalion 9th Marines Mayaguez Incident Cambodia, Koh Tang Left on Koh Tang during evacuation[124] Presumptive finding of death[1]
1975, May 15 Maxwell, James R PFC USMC 2nd Battalion 9th Marines Mayaguez Incident Cambodia, Koh Tang Killed in the crash of Knife 31 Killed in action, body not recovered[1]
1975, May 15 Rivenburgh, Richard W PFC USMC 2nd Battalion 9th Marines Mayaguez Incident Cambodia, Koh Tang Killed in the crash of Knife 31 Killed in action, body not recovered[1]
1975, May 15 Rumbaugh, Elwood E SSGT USAF 21st Special Operations Squadron Mayaguez Incident Cambodia, Koh Tang Missing presumed drowned in the crash of Knife 21 Killed in action, body not recovered[1]

See also

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