POWS - MIAS

To Whom it may Concern:

"Live Prisoners of War" advocates are continuously searching for a way to prove our fighting men were abandoned by our own Government after WWII, the Korean War, the Cold War, and the Vietnam War. These honorable men, our loved ones could be alive today, in Southeast Asia, China, the DPRK (North Korea), or the former Soviet Union.

We know that 1000's of Documents have been declassified in the past few years BUT the most important ones still remain in locked files.

The membership of National Alliance of Families support researcher Roger Hall's idea that one must take these different Government agencies to court.

Mr. Hall has identified the location of the missing Laird Breakfast Meeting records (which contain POW/MIA material), the missing Sog Daily Summaries (After Action Reports), certain important Senate Select Committee Documents and Depositions, Intelligence on POW movements, POW Studies, and Photo Imagery. He has also identified "Withheld" CIA documentation that requires release as promised but this has not happened.

It's our understanding that the CIA no longer does a search for the Identified Documents requested for declassification. The CIA refers you to the Library of ongress, thereby evading their responsibility under the Freedom Of Information Act, (FOIA) These POW/MIA Documents are not being declassified as required by two Executive Orders.

Mr. Hall's first step is to take the CIA to Court.

We encourage those persons who have a deep desire to resolve this "POW/MIA tragedy" to participate in Mr. Hall's plan.

Thank you for your kind attention

Best regards

[Signed]

Delores Apodaca Alfond

The U.S. Government did not live up to its commitment in Viet Nam, nor did it live up to its commitment to abandoned POWS.It's time it lived up to the President's deadline to declassify all POW/MIA documents by Veterans Day 1993

Fighting the CIA in court will be expensive and your financial support is needed now. The success of this case depends upon full backing from the entire POW/MIA support community whose efforts brought about the issuance of these Executive Orders in the first place. All donations will be deposited to the POW/MIA FOIA and Litigation Account. This money will be used only for legal costs and expenses. The account is subject to public scrutiny and audit by donors at any time

December 27,1997

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN

RE: Roger Hall's Efforts to Declassify POW Documents

As a retired CIA officer and former Defense POW investigator I support Roger Hall's efforts to declassify intelligence Community documents, including sanitized versions of operational files which pertain to American POWs, in compliance with existing Executive Orders.

On 17 September and 1 October 1996! I testified in Congress as to the unsatisfactory manner in which government components were proceeding on the POW investigations, and the need to surface all historical and operational information on the POWs.

Please support Mr. Hall's efforts with whatever resources you can allocate.

[signed]

tedguy@Lakeozarks.net

This is just a little note to let you know that I totally support Roger Hall with his project of taking the CIA to court. This action by Roger could force the declassification of many more documents concerning our missing men in Southeast Asia and could benifit many family members with their search for the truth.

The U.S. Government has been able to bankrupt me financially and health-wise by their keeping the truth from me. I have had to spend my own money looking for the truth about my son's disappearance. If I can afford to send Roger $15 dollars I know the rest of you could afford at least that mCarol Hrdlicka 770 Nuch.

CarolHrdlicka

April 2, 1998

To whom it may concern:

I wish to join the family members, veterans, and former returned POWs in support of Roger Hall in his efforts to make agencies, specifically the Central Intelligence Agency, comply with the executive order to release all documents & information concerning POW/MIAs.

Mr. Hall has been very helpful to me over the years and was able to discover documents concerning my husband that had never been given to me by the very agencies that were supposed to keep me informed. These agencies said time and time again, "Mrs. Hrdlicka has been given all information pertaining to her husband". That is just a gross misrepresentation of the truth.

There are many families that have not been told the true facts concerning what happened to their loved ones. Its time to force the truth out of these agencies, so I ask that you support Roger Hall. Please organize fund raising events or get people to support this very important effort, they can actually watch their money at work!!!

If anyone would like to volunteer for the job of fund raising, please contact MR.Hall, Ph. - 301-585-3361. That would free Mr. HAll to continue the monumental task of gathering additional documentation.