THE WALL OF FACES

My mom wear a Mia bracelet for him an she told me story's about it ..the bracelet broke an was lost .to know he's still remembered is a honor an from my mom an i thank him for his service an send out condolences to his family i know its been years since then but for the men who are still here with us it still remains in their hearts an mind so we Salut u brave men thank u for protecting our country an rest In peace

Thank you for your service to our country so long ago sir. It remains my fervent hope you will be returned home after the passage of so many years.

Never forget.

Semper Fortis

Information about the loss of an F-4J Phantom jet aircraft from VMFA-212, MAG-15, based at Da Nang, piloted by MIA Captain John Wadsworth Consolvo, Jr., USNA Class of 1966, USMC, in Southeast Asia (SEA) (over North Vietnam) on 7 May 1972 is available at this link/URL on the Vietnam Air Losses website:

https://www.vietnamairlosses.com/loss.php?id=2867

The Department of Defense conducted ceremonies at the Pentagon and at Hickam AFB on Friday, 18 September 2020 in commemoration of POW/MIA Recognition Day. Deputy Defense Secretary David L. Nordquist remembered the 1,586 MIAs from the Vietnam War as well as all those still unaccounted for from WWII, the Korean War, the Cold War and other conflicts. Director (Maj. Gen, USAFR, ret) Kelly McKeague of the Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency (DPAA) also recorded a separate video message to Gold Star MIA families. Additionally, the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Fund (VVMF) produced a “virtual” event on 18 Sep. Since the 2019 Ceremony, DPAA has positively identified 1 Vietnam War MIA. Captain John Wadsworth Consolvo, Jr., USNA Class of 1966, USMC, is one of those 1,586 MIAs unaccounted for in Southeast Asia from the Vietnam War. He is one of 5 graduates from his U.S. Naval Academy at Annapolis class who is still MIA. The other 4 USNA Class of 1966 MIAs are: 1) LT Victor Buckley; 2) LT Bruce Fryar; 3) LT Leland Sage; and 4) LCDR Marvin Wiles. As of the date of this ceremony, there are 55 USNA graduates still MIA in Southeast Asia (SEA) from the Vietnam War. They account for 32% of the 169 men from Annapolis who made the ultimate sacrifice in SEA during the Vietnam War.

This is the link to the DoD/DVIDS video for the Pentagon ceremony:
https://www.dvidshub.net/video/766486/defense-officials-recognize-prisoners-war-missing-service-members-ceremony

This is the link to the DoD/DVIDS video for the Hickam AFB ceremony:
https://www.dvidshub.net/video/766491/admiral-commemorates-prisoners-war-and-missing-service-members-ceremony

This is the link to DPAA Director McKeague’s video statement:
https://vimeo.com/454474340

This is the link to the VVMF virtual remembrance: https://www.vvmf.org/POWMIA-2020/