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Fayette County Man Charged With Assault

In Jefferson County, Brookville Police have charged a Fayette County man with felony aggravated assault for his alleged involvement in a fight at a local truck

Fayette County Mam Facing Assault Charges

In Jefferson County, Brookville Police have charged a Fayette County man with felony aggravated assault for his alleged involvement in a fight at a local truck

60,000 Americans Remain Missing In Action, Archives Report

Reply By Laura Cassels, Florida Phoenix 60,000 Americans, including Another 2,338, including 54 Floridians, are still listed as missing in action, according to national military archives. Through 1976, nearly 5 million Americans bought bracelets bearing the names of servicemen and servicewomen who were taken prisoner or missing in action, according to the National League of POW-MIA Families. The bracelet campaign and its proceeds raised national awareness about POWs and MIAs and provided assistance to their families. A giant replica of a POW-MIA bracelet stands at USS Alabama Battleship Memorial Park in Mobile. Credit: Vietnam Veterans of America Chapter 96This year, Vietnam veterans in North Florida want to build at their expense a monument on state property to the POW-MIA bracelet campaign and the troops it held in remembrance.

Vietnam vets ask Legislature to OK state site for Vietnam POW-MIA memorial

American troops with the 2nd Battalion, Fifth Marine Regiment, in the battle at Hue City, South Vietnam, 1968. Credit: National Archives Nearly 60,000 Americans, including 1,954 Floridians named here, were killed in Vietnam, Laos, and Cambodia in the 1950s, 1960s,and 1970s during the Vietnam War. Another 2,338, including 54 Floridians, are still listed as missing in action, according to national military archives. Through 1976, nearly 5 million Americans bought bracelets bearing the names of servicemen and servicewomen who were taken prisoner or missing in action, according to the National League of POW-MIA Families. The bracelet campaign and its proceeds raised national awareness about POWs and MIAs and provided assistance to their families.

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