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Normalization of U. Considerable speculation and investigation has gone to a theory that a significant number of these men were captured as prisoners of war by Communist forces in the two countries and kept as live prisoners after the war's conclusion for the United States in Its unanimous conclusion found "no compelling evidence that proves that any American remains alive in captivity in Southeast Asia. This missing in action issue has been a highly emotional one to those involved, and is often considered the last depressing, divisive aftereffect of the Vietnam War. To skeptics, "live prisoners" is a conspiracy theory unsupported by motivation or evidence, and the foundation for a cottage industry of charlatans who have preyed upon the hopes of the families of the missing. As two skeptics wrote in , "The conspiracy myth surrounding the Americans who remained missing after Operation Homecoming in had evolved to baroque intricacy. By , there were thousands of zealots—who believed with cultlike fervor that hundreds of American POWs had been deliberately and callously abandoned in Indochina after the war, that there was a vast conspiracy within the armed forces and the executive branch—spanning five administrations—to cover up all evidence of this betrayal, and that the governments of Communist Vietnam and Laos continued to hold an unspecified number of living American POWs, despite their adamant denials of this charge. It is only hard evidence of a national disgrace: American prisoners were left behind at the end of the Vietnam War. They were abandoned because six presidents and official Washington could not admit their guilty secret. They were forgotten because the press and most Americans turned away from all things that reminded them of Vietnam. We lost several times more than the Americans did. In any war there are many people who disappear. They just disappear. As of October 16, according to the U. POWs from past wars or incidents are still being held somewhere within the borders of the former Soviet Union. Nearly 4, Pakistani men attacked the Indian side with 15 tanks and heavy artillery support. Major SPS Waraich was reported captured, as were many JCOs and men as the squadrons were taken by surprise and had little time to get to their bunkers. A Pakistani radio news telecast reported in Urdu that Maj Waraich hamari hiraasat mein hain Maj Waraich is in our custody. Their current status is unknown. They are listed as missing by the Indian Government along with 52 others including a Maj Ashok Suri who wrote a letter to his father in from Karachi stating that he was alive and well. Pakistan denies holding any of the soldiers Missing in Action. The Iran— Iraq War of — left tens of thousands of Iranian and Iraqi combatants and prisoners of war still unaccounted for. Following up on these cases is often difficult because no accurate or surviving documentation exists. The International Committee of the Red Cross ICRC has been active in trying to resolve MIA issues from the war; in October , twenty years after the end of the war, the ICRC forged a memorandum of understanding with the two countries to share information collected in pursuit of resolving cases. In Iraq, efforts are led by the Ministry of Human Rights. Michael Scott Speicher , became quite well known. In , his possible situation became a more high-profile issue in the build-up to the Iraq War ; The Washington Times ran five successive front-page articles about it in March and in September , U. President George W. Bush mentioned Speicher in a speech to the United Nations General Assembly as part of his case for war. However, despite the invasion of Iraq and U. How many Iraqi forces went missing as a result of the war is not readily known, as estimates of Iraqi casualties overall range considerably. As of OCtober 16, , according to the US Dept of Defense, the total of unaccounted for from the category of Iraqi and other conflicts is at 6. Military animals can also be officially declared Missing In Action. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Redirected from Missing in Action. This article is about the military term. For other uses, see Missing in action disambiguation. Military casualty classification used for military persons missing during active service due to apparently involuntary reasons. This section needs expansion. You can help by adding to it. July Toronto: thestar. June 8, Retrieved October 11, Pacific Wrecks. Fox News. October 3, Archived from the original on October 21, BBC News. Archived from the original on November 16, London: Telegraph. Archived from the original on October 15, January 1, Retrieved November 14, March 23, Retrieved May 12, May 9, September 1, September 18, October 14, Archived from the original on September 7, June 15, The Guardian. The Scotsman. Edinburgh, UK. October 15, Archived from the original on September 27, August 23, Archived from the original on March 18, September 10, Archived from the original on January 18, Archived from the original on June 7, June 2, The Daily Telegraph. Parents Guide. External Sites. User Reviews. User Ratings. External Reviews. Metacritic Reviews. Photo Gallery. Trailers and Videos. Crazy Credits. Alternate Versions. Rate This. Colonel Braddock launches a mission deep into the jungles of Vietnam to find the POW camp that he escaped from and free the Americans still held captive there. Director: Joseph Zito. Stars: Chuck Norris , M. Available on Amazon. Added to Watchlist. From metacritic. The Evolution of Armie Hammer. Movie Titles Share this Rating Title: Missing in Action 5. Use the HTML below. You must be a registered user to use the IMDb rating plugin. Which 80s Chuck Norris film best showcased his talent as a martial artist? Edit Cast Cast overview, first billed only: Chuck Norris James Braddock M. Emmet Walsh Jack Tucker David Tress Maxwell Porter Lenore Kasdorf Ann Fitzgerald James Hong Guard Dean Raphael Ferrandini Kirtle as Dean Ferrandini Pierre Issot Edit Storyline Prequel to the first Missing In Action, set in the early s it shows the capture of Colonel Braddock during the Vietnam war in the s, and his captivity with other American POWs in a brutal prison camp, and his plans to escape. Taglines: A prisoner too strong to hold. A soldier too dangerous to let go. Edit Did You Know? This is actually the main theme from Road Warrior. Brian May also composed the original score to Missing in Action 2. Goofs Throughout the movie, one of Braddock's men is wearing a machine gun ammo belt over his shoulders like a bandoleer. The rounds in that belt are not even dummy cartridges, but clearly blank movie rounds. Quotes Colonel Braddock : You really didn't think I'd leave Alternate Versions German theatrical version was heavily cut to secure a "Not under 18" rating. Unrated VHS version was still cut, although not as heavily. Only in the film was officially released uncut for the first time after the complete version was rated "Not under 18" by the FSK. Was this review helpful to you? Yes No Report this. Language: English Vietnamese. Runtime: 95 min video. Sound Mix: Mono. Color: Color TVC. Edit page. October Streaming Picks. Back to School Picks. Clear your history. Colonel James Braddock. Missing in action - Wikipedia

However, only Braddock's character is developed at all; the other characters make an appearance to move the story along, and then disappear. The film was popular at the box office, one of the most successful ever made by Cannon. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Missing in Action Theatrical release poster. John M. Crowther Lance Hool. Chuck Norris M. The Cannon Group. Release date. Running time. This article needs an improved plot summary. Please edit this article to provide one. May May Box Office Mojo. Retrieved January 29, The Virtual Wall. The Flick Cast. Retrieved July 7, Retrieved January 21, Los Angeles Times 19 May ac The Globe and Mail3 Sep S. Chicago Tribune 8 Dec The New York Times. November 21, Los Angeles Times. Part VI, p. Chicago Tribune. Section 5, p. The Washington Post. Rotten Tomatoes. Retrieved December 21, Retrieved July 2, Time Out. Archived from the original on June 7, Retrieved January 4, Retrieved New York Times 12 May H Films directed by Joseph Zito. Hidden categories: Template film date with 1 release date Wikipedia articles with plot summary needing attention from May All Wikipedia articles with plot summary needing attention Articles using small message boxes. Namespaces Article Talk. Views Read Edit View history. Help Learn to edit Community portal Recent changes Upload file. Download as PDF Printable version. Theatrical release poster. Rate This. Colonel Braddock launches a mission deep into the jungles of Vietnam to find the POW camp that he escaped from and free the Americans still held captive there. Director: Joseph Zito. Stars: Chuck Norris , M. Available on Amazon. Added to Watchlist. From metacritic. The Evolution of Armie Hammer. Movie Titles Share this Rating Title: Missing in Action 5. Use the HTML below. You must be a registered user to use the IMDb rating plugin. Which 80s Chuck Norris film best showcased his talent as a martial artist? Edit Cast Cast overview, first billed only: Chuck Norris James Braddock M. Emmet Walsh Jack Tucker David Tress Maxwell Porter Lenore Kasdorf Ann Fitzgerald James Hong Tran Ernie Ortega Vinh Pierrino Mascarino Jacques Erich Anderson Masucci as E. Erich Anderson Joseph Carberry Carter Avi Kleinberger Dalton Willie Williams Randall Ric Segreto GI Bella Flores Madame Pearl Gil Arceo First Vietnamese Businessman Roger Dantes Taglines: The war's not over until the last man comes home. Edit Did You Know? When Sylvester Stallone was trying to raise production funds for his film he approached independent production company Cannon Films with the basic premise to see if they would be interested in backing it. However they liked the concept of the film and had it retooled into a movie for Chuck Norris, a far less expensive action star and B movie director Joseph Zito, who had experience of making horror films on tight budgets. Cannon would eventually get their chance to make two relatively expensive glossy films with Stallone, the films being 'Cobra' and 'Over the Top' after they had entered into a production deal with Warner Brothers. Quotes Vinh : You leave tomorrow, or you not leave at all! Alternate Versions Prior to , all versions released in Germany were cut for violence to achieve a "Not under 16" rating. The DVD release features the complete film, but is also rated "Not under 16". User Reviews Sorely missing in action! Was this review helpful to you? Yes No Report this. Add the first question. Language: English Vietnamese. Filming Locations: Philippines. Missing in Action - The Elder Scrolls Wiki

However, by wearing ID tags and using modern technology the numbers involved can be considerably reduced. In addition to the obvious military advantages, conclusively identifying the remains of missing service personnel is highly beneficial to the surviving relatives. Having positive identification makes it somewhat easier to come to terms with their loss and move on with their lives. Otherwise, some relatives may suspect that the missing person is still alive somewhere and may return someday. It is possible that some of the combatants who took part of the Battle of Thermopylae in BC went missing in action. Certainly, the numerous wars which followed over successive centuries created many MIAs. The list is long and includes most battles which have ever been fought by any nation. The usual problems of identification caused by rapid decomposition were exacerbated by the fact that it was common practice to loot the remains of the dead for any valuables e. This made the already difficult task of identification even harder. Thereafter the dead were routinely buried in mass graves and scant official records were retained. Starting around the time of the Crimean War , American Civil War , and Franco-Prussian War , it became more common to make formal efforts to identify individual soldiers. However, since there was no formal system of ID tags at the time, this could be difficult during the process of battlefield clearance. Even so, there had been a notable shift in perceptions e. This change in attitudes coincided with the Geneva Conventions , the first of which was signed in Although the First Geneva Convention did not specifically address the issue of MIAs, the reasoning behind it which specified the humane treatment of wounded enemy soldiers was influential. The phenomenon of MIAs became particularly notable during World War I, where the mechanized nature of modern warfare meant that a single battle could cause astounding numbers of casualties. For example, in over , Allied and German combatants were killed in the Battle of the Somme. A total of 19, British and Commonwealth combatants were killed in action or died of wounds on the first day of that battle alone. It is therefore not surprising that the Thiepval Memorial to the Missing of the Somme in France bears the names of 72, British and Commonwealth combatants, all of whom went missing in action during the Battle of the Somme, were never found and who have no known grave. Similarly, the Menin Gate memorial in Belgium commemorates 54, missing Allied combatants who are known to have been killed in the Ypres Salient. The Douaumont ossuary , meanwhile, contains , unidentifiable sets of French and German remains from the Battle of Verdun. Even in the 21st century, the remains of missing combatants are recovered from the former battlefields of the Western Front every year. However, occasionally the numbers recovered are much larger e. If this is achieved, attempts are made to trace any living relatives. However, it is frequently impossible to identify the remains, other than to establish some basic details of the unit they served with. In the case of British and Commonwealth MIAs, the headstone is inscribed with the maximum amount of information that is known about the person. Where nothing is known other than the soldier's national allegiance, the headstone is inscribed "A Soldier of The Great War". The term "Sailor" or "Airman" can be substituted, as appropriate. Graves of unknown French soldiers killed during World War One. Each concrete cross has a metal plaque bearing the word "Inconnu" i. Ossuary at the Gallipoli battlefield, containing the remains of unidentified French soldiers who died in There are many missing combatants and other persons in service from World War II. As with MIAs from the First World War, it is a routine occurrence for the remains of missing personnel killed during the Second World War to be periodically discovered. However, sometimes the numbers in a group are considerably larger e. Most of them will stay unknown. The German War Graves Commission is spearheading the effort. During the s, there was renewed attention within and without the U. In , investigators began to conduct searches on Tarawa atoll in the Pacific Ocean, trying to locate the remains of American Marines , missing since the Battle of Tarawa in Among those recovered was Medal of Honor recipient Alexander Bonnyman. As of October 16, , according to the U. According to official US Department of Army and Department of Navy casualty records, submitted to Congress in and updated in , the combined possible total of missing service personnel worldwide is closer to approximately and probably considerably fewer. Graves of unknown Eritrean Ascaris killed in during the Battle of Keren. Johnson would later be awarded the Silver Star medal for valor in The U. As of [update] , at least South Korean prisoners of war were believed to be still detained by the North Korean regime. Bush administration had broken off relations between the US and North Korea-claiming it couldn't guarantee Americans safety. In , it was reported that the Obama administration was reversing the Bush administration's suspended talks in regard to North Korea MIAs. In October , North Korea announced it was going to move the remains of about 5, U. North Korea blamed the United States 'hostile policy' for causing the remains recovery missions to end. The statement warned that "remains of American soldiers would soon be lost", as they were being "carried away en masse due to construction projects of hydro-power stations, land rezoning and other gigantic natureremaking projects, flood damage, etc…" [90]. Since , the remains of Korean People's Army combatants recovered from battlefield exhumations across South Korea have been buried in the Cemetery for North Korean and Chinese Soldiers , the majority of the over burials are unknowns. Following the Paris Peace Accords of , U. About 80 percent of those missing were airmen who were shot down over North Vietnam or Laos, usually over remote mountains, tropical rain forest, or water; the rest typically disappeared in confused fighting in dense jungles. Progress in doing so was slow until the mids, when relations between the U. Normalization of U. Considerable speculation and investigation has gone to a theory that a significant number of these men were captured as prisoners of war by Communist forces in the two countries and kept as live prisoners after the war's conclusion for the United States in Its unanimous conclusion found "no compelling evidence that proves that any American remains alive in captivity in Southeast Asia. This missing in action issue has been a highly emotional one to those involved, and is often considered the last depressing, divisive aftereffect of the Vietnam War. To skeptics, "live prisoners" is a conspiracy theory unsupported by motivation or evidence, and the foundation for a cottage industry of charlatans who have preyed upon the hopes of the families of the missing. As two skeptics wrote in , "The conspiracy myth surrounding the Americans who remained missing after Operation Homecoming in had evolved to baroque intricacy. By , there were thousands of zealots—who believed with cultlike fervor that hundreds of American POWs had been deliberately and callously abandoned in Indochina after the war, that there was a vast conspiracy within the armed forces and the executive branch—spanning five administrations—to cover up all evidence of this betrayal, and that the governments of Communist Vietnam and Laos continued to hold an unspecified number of living American POWs, despite their adamant denials of this charge. It is only hard evidence of a national disgrace: American prisoners were left behind at the end of the Vietnam War. They were abandoned because six presidents and official Washington could not admit their guilty secret. They were forgotten because the press and most Americans turned away from all things that reminded them of Vietnam. We lost several times more than the Americans did. In any war there are many people who disappear. They just disappear. As of October 16, according to the U. POWs from past wars or incidents are still being held somewhere within the borders of the former Soviet Union. Nearly 4, Pakistani men attacked the Indian side with 15 tanks and heavy artillery support. Major SPS Waraich was reported captured, as were many JCOs and men as the squadrons were taken by surprise and had little time to get to their bunkers. A Pakistani radio news telecast reported in Urdu that Maj Waraich hamari hiraasat mein hain Maj Waraich is in our custody. Their current status is unknown. They are listed as missing by the Indian Government along with 52 others including a Maj Ashok Suri who wrote a letter to his father in from Karachi stating that he was alive and well. This article needs an improved plot summary. Please edit this article to provide one. May May Box Office Mojo. Retrieved January 29, The Virtual Wall. The Flick Cast. Retrieved July 7, Retrieved January 21, Los Angeles Times 19 May ac The Globe and Mail3 Sep S. Chicago Tribune 8 Dec The New York Times. November 21, Los Angeles Times. Part VI, p. Chicago Tribune. Section 5, p. The Washington Post. Rotten Tomatoes. Retrieved December 21, Retrieved July 2, Time Out. Archived from the original on June 7, Retrieved January 4, Retrieved New York Times 12 May H Films directed by Joseph Zito. Hidden categories: Template film date with 1 release date Wikipedia articles with plot summary needing attention from May All Wikipedia articles with plot summary needing attention Articles using small message boxes. Then we know where to hit them. Once at Northwatch Keep, the Dragonborn may speak to Avulstein who, in response to saying "What do we do now? Let's go. It is impossible, however, to convince the guard to release Thorald. I'm here for Thorald Gray-Mane. Even if we did have a prisoner by that name, the only way he'd be released is by order of the Imperial legion. Now I suggest you turn around and go back the way you came. Although it was originally intended for the Dragonborn to be able to get written permission from General Tullius to have Thorald released, he will only deny your request, even if the Civil War has been completed. I need a prisoner released from Northwatch Keep. Do you have any idea what you're asking? I'm sorry, that's just not possible. It would cause far too many problems. Proceed through the Keep to the prison area. Thorald Gray-Mane is chained to the wall in the back of the room. Kill the Northwatch Interrogator to free him. He will grab a nearby weapon to help protect himself before following the Dragonborn. If Avulstein is with the Dragonborn, he will exchange words with his brother about how they are breaking him out of the Thalmor's imprisonment. We're here to rescue you. We need to get to safety as soon as possible. Let's move. After exiting, Thorald will thank the Dragonborn for saving him. He will then explain that it is not safe for him or Avulstein to return to Whiterun, as the Thalmor will be after them now. He states that they will join the ranks of the Stormcloaks to blend in, and gives the Dragonborn a message to pass on to Thorald and Avulstein's mother: "Suffer the winter's cold wind, for it bears aloft next summer's seeds. You should be safe now. I suspect I'd never again see the light of day otherwise. But why would you risk your life for me, a stranger? Once the Dragonborn approaches Fralia with the news of her son's survival, she will ask for proof. Give her Thorald's message. She will give thanks for bringing her the peace of knowing that her son is alive and safe, and not locked up in a prison cell. She then rewards the Dragonborn with a random Skyforged weapon or an enchanted steel weapon , originally intended for Thorald, and the quest is complete. If Fralia's husband, Eorlund , has died anytime before the conclusion of this quest, Fralia will say that she does not have much to offer, due to the passing of Eorlund, and will be able to give instead of the weapon. This section contains bugs related to Missing in Action. Before adding a bug to this list, consider the following:. This wiki. This wiki All wikis. Sign In Don't have an account? Start a Wiki. This article contains video content produced by Wikia with some or no input from editors of The Elder Scrolls Wiki, and may not properly represent the scope of the written article below. Statements and footage within the video may be inaccurate, outdated, incomplete, or otherwise misleading to viewers. Fralia Gray-Mane in Whiterun is convinced that her missing son, Thorald Gray-Mane, is still alive and being held captive. She asked me to visit her home to speak privately about the matter. Please, if you truly wish to help, meet me at my home. I'll tell you the whole story. I just know it. I can feel it in my heart. You have to believe me. Please, visit me at my home. I can tell you the whole story. Let's speak at my home, where we can be alone, unwatched. It's not my fault they turned their backs on the Empire, or their mule of a son raised arms against it. And yet they want to heap the fault on my family's good name? Fralia is convinced our family is somehow at fault for the loss of her son. There's no reasoning with these people anymore. They won't even do their own dirty work now, eh? Well, you won't get the better of me! Now tell me where my brother is! Thorald Gray-Mane? Fighting for the Stormcloaks, disappeared and believed dead? You really don't know anything about this, do you? I'm not working for anyone. So you don't know anything about my brother? Then what are you doing here? Why are you so tense? I am not going to let that happen! Are you What can I do? The Imperials have him, and are keeping him somewhere. But I don't know where. Those damned Battle- Borns They're hiding it. They practically taunt us with it. They must have some sort of proof! There's got to be something in that house of theirs. I don't dare leave the house myself. So I need your help. Then we can figure out how to get to him. I'm sorry for doubting you, friend. You have my thanks. This is my brother's life! I won't let them take it away! I beg of you, look for proff of Thorald's capture. The Battle-Borns have it, I just know it. He was fighting for the Stormcloaks, and went missing. Everyone assumes his dead. But he's not. The Imperials captured him, and they're holding him someplace. The Battle-Borns know where. I'd go and search their house for proof, but they want me too. I'd be captured, and then we'll never know what happened to him. So I need someone to find that proof for me. I know those Battle-Borns have it. They'd be hiding it, of course.

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In , it was reported that the Obama administration was reversing the Bush administration's suspended talks in regard to North Korea MIAs. In October , North Korea announced it was going to move the remains of about 5, U. North Korea blamed the United States 'hostile policy' for causing the remains recovery missions to end. The statement warned that "remains of American soldiers would soon be lost", as they were being "carried away en masse due to construction projects of hydro-power stations, land rezoning and other gigantic natureremaking projects, flood damage, etc…" [90]. Since , the remains of Korean People's Army combatants recovered from battlefield exhumations across South Korea have been buried in the Cemetery for North Korean and Chinese Soldiers , the majority of the over burials are unknowns. Following the Paris Peace Accords of , U. About 80 percent of those missing were airmen who were shot down over North Vietnam or Laos, usually over remote mountains, tropical rain forest, or water; the rest typically disappeared in confused fighting in dense jungles. Progress in doing so was slow until the mids, when relations between the U. Normalization of U. Considerable speculation and investigation has gone to a theory that a significant number of these men were captured as prisoners of war by Communist forces in the two countries and kept as live prisoners after the war's conclusion for the United States in Its unanimous conclusion found "no compelling evidence that proves that any American remains alive in captivity in Southeast Asia. This missing in action issue has been a highly emotional one to those involved, and is often considered the last depressing, divisive aftereffect of the Vietnam War. To skeptics, "live prisoners" is a conspiracy theory unsupported by motivation or evidence, and the foundation for a cottage industry of charlatans who have preyed upon the hopes of the families of the missing. As two skeptics wrote in , "The conspiracy myth surrounding the Americans who remained missing after Operation Homecoming in had evolved to baroque intricacy. By , there were thousands of zealots—who believed with cultlike fervor that hundreds of American POWs had been deliberately and callously abandoned in Indochina after the war, that there was a vast conspiracy within the armed forces and the executive branch—spanning five administrations—to cover up all evidence of this betrayal, and that the governments of Communist Vietnam and Laos continued to hold an unspecified number of living American POWs, despite their adamant denials of this charge. It is only hard evidence of a national disgrace: American prisoners were left behind at the end of the Vietnam War. They were abandoned because six presidents and official Washington could not admit their guilty secret. They were forgotten because the press and most Americans turned away from all things that reminded them of Vietnam. We lost several times more than the Americans did. In any war there are many people who disappear. They just disappear. As of October 16, according to the U. POWs from past wars or incidents are still being held somewhere within the borders of the former Soviet Union. Nearly 4, Pakistani men attacked the Indian side with 15 tanks and heavy artillery support. Major SPS Waraich was reported captured, as were many JCOs and men as the squadrons were taken by surprise and had little time to get to their bunkers. A Pakistani radio news telecast reported in Urdu that Maj Waraich hamari hiraasat mein hain Maj Waraich is in our custody. Their current status is unknown. They are listed as missing by the Indian Government along with 52 others including a Maj Ashok Suri who wrote a letter to his father in from Karachi stating that he was alive and well. Pakistan denies holding any of the soldiers Missing in Action. The Iran—Iraq War of — left tens of thousands of Iranian and Iraqi combatants and prisoners of war still unaccounted for. Following up on these cases is often difficult because no accurate or surviving documentation exists. The International Committee of the Red Cross ICRC has been active in trying to resolve MIA issues from the war; in October , twenty years after the end of the war, the ICRC forged a memorandum of understanding with the two countries to share information collected in pursuit of resolving cases. In Iraq, efforts are led by the Ministry of Human Rights. Michael Scott Speicher , became quite well known. In , his possible situation became a more high-profile issue in the build-up to the Iraq War ; The Washington Times ran five successive front-page articles about it in March and in September , U. President George W. Bush mentioned Speicher in a speech to the United Nations General Assembly as part of his case for war. However, despite the invasion of Iraq and U. How many Iraqi forces went missing as a result of the war is not readily known, as estimates of Iraqi casualties overall range considerably. As of OCtober 16, , according to the US Dept of Defense, the total of unaccounted for from the category of Iraqi and other conflicts is at 6. Military animals can also be officially declared Missing In Action. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Redirected from Missing in Action. This article is about the military term. For other uses, see Missing in action disambiguation. Military casualty classification used for military persons missing during active service due to apparently involuntary reasons. This section needs expansion. You can help by adding to it. July Toronto: thestar. June 8, Retrieved October 11, Pacific Wrecks. Fox News. October 3, Archived from the original on October 21, BBC News. Archived from the original on November 16, London: Telegraph. Archived from the original on October 15, January 1, Retrieved November 14, March 23, Retrieved May 12, May 9, September 1, September 18, October 14, Archived from the original on September 7, June 15, The Guardian. The Scotsman. Edinburgh, UK. October 15, Archived from the original on September 27, August 23, Archived from the original on March 18, September 10, Archived from the original on January 18, Archived from the original on June 7, June 2, The Daily Telegraph. February 10, Archived from the original on June 29, August 17, Archived from the original on December 10, The Age. Melbourne, Australia. Archived from the original on March 9, Bruce Rutgers University Press. Croat Med J. August Archived from the original on November 4, English Russia. July 19, Flint Journal. April 26, January 13, The New York Times. NBC News. November 26, Retrieved October 17, Retrieved: December 17, ". Retrieved January 14, Archived from the original on January 31, Retrieved December 22, Ellensburg Daily Record. August 8, The Public Historian. National Council on Public History. Login or Register. Save Word. Definition of missing in action. First Known Use of missing in action , in the meaning defined above. Keep scrolling for more. Learn More about missing in action. Share missing in action Post the Definition of missing in action to Facebook Share the Definition of missing in action on Twitter. Time Traveler for missing in action The first known use of missing in action was in See more words from the same year. 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