Address to the Ohio House of Representatives Armed Services, Veterans Affairs and Homeland Security Committee Concerning HB#254

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Address to the Ohio House of Representatives Armed Services, Veterans Affairs and Homeland Security Committee Concerning HB#254 Terry Johnson, Chair Laura Lanese, Vice-Chair Hearcel Craig, Ranking Member Chairman Johnson, Vice-Chair Lanese, Ranking Member Craig and all members of the House Armed Services, Veterans Affairs and Homeland Security Committee; Thank you for this opportunity to speak to you about House Bill 254. My name is Jim Smith, President of Rolling Thunder, Inc.. Ohio Chapter 2 in Akron. The mission of Rolling Thunder is to publicize the Prisoner of War/Missing in Action issue and to lobby the U.S. Government to repatriate all American service personnel left behind in our Nation's past and present conflicts. At this time there are 82,468 American citizens, who stepped forward to defend our Nation and our way of life, never to return. The POW/MIA Flag is a reminder to all that these Americans will not be forgotten. The great State of Ohio recognizes the POW/MIA flag but, at present, has no written standards to when and where to display the flag. House Bill # 254 will address this issue. As a veteran of the Vietnam conflict and a concerned citizen of Ohio, I support this Bill and hope to see it passed without delay. I spoke to the Bill's author, Rep. Scott Wiggam, first on April 8 and we discussed my concerns and I was pleased that he followed up on my request. I appreciate the fast response. Now it is time to take action and see this through. The families of our Missing are still waiting. When the public is aware that so many have been lost without a trace, they are surprised and saddened. The POW/MIA flag will remind and inspire us all to keep the memory of the missing alive and keep pressure on the Federal government to account for the missing. Our motto “ No Man Left Behind” is not a catch phrase but has real meaning. I would like to thank you all again for this opportunity to speak on behalf of Rolling Thunder Ohio Chapter 2 and the concerned citizens and veterans of the great State of Ohio, and would be happy to answer any questions the committee may have at this time. .

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