Secret war

  • Secret war
    Secret war
  • From the Nov. 17, 1971, “North Texas Daily.” Floyd Killough explains that the “Daily” article misidentifies Jeff Stratton as “David.” Additionally, their ages in the article are incorrect, and the article states that Jerry Singleton had been missing in action since 1861 instead of 1961.
    From the Nov. 17, 1971, “North Texas Daily.” Floyd Killough explains that the “Daily” article misidentifies Jeff Stratton as “David.” Additionally, their ages in the article are incorrect, and the article states that Jerry Singleton had been missing in action since 1861 instead of 1961.
  • The joint grave and tombstone of Lt. Col. James H. Ayers and Lt. Col. Charles W. Stratton in the Dallas-Fort Worth National Cemetery
    The joint grave and tombstone of Lt. Col. James H. Ayers and Lt. Col. Charles W. Stratton in the Dallas-Fort Worth National Cemetery
    “Our role in Laos had been ‘secret’ in three Administrations of two parties, precisely because each President wanted to keep it limited,” noted Henry Kissinger, National Security Advisor to President Nixon.In 1971, the Dallas chapter of The National League of Families of Prisoners and Missing in Action in Southeast Asia contacted officials at No r t h Te x a s State University (N...

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