THE WALL OF FACES

sir my dad is a v.n vet airforce ,he loaded bombs in thailand from 1967 to 1970. i wore a pow bracelet for many years. cpt john dremesi and found him here in western pa. i recently was given a new one with lt cressey on it. i will where it with honeor and rspect from here on out. thank you all for your service.

Denny and I were best friends while in Nav School at Mather AFB. Played on the Squadron softball team together and did a lot of golfing together. Did a lot of drinking together too. He was always a fun guy. I still have a pair of golf shoes he gave me, just can't part with them. Think of him daily.

I too wore your MIA/POW bracelet for many years. I still have it. Thank you for your service.

Dear Captain Dennis Cressey,
Thank you for your service as a Weapons System Officer. I am glad you were found. Welcome home. It is so important for us all to acknowledge the sacrifices of those like you who answered our nation's call. Please watch over America, it stills needs your strength, courage and faithfulness. Rest in peace with the angels.

I was given the MIA bracelet for Dennis C Cressey at Langley Air Force Base, Virginia when my husband was stationed at Fort Eustis. I still have the bracelet and copies of much of the research material available on line about Capt. Cressey and the Major who went down with him. I was relieved to find out several years ago that Capt. Cressey's remains were found and returned to the U.S. Until today, (8/10/17) I had not seen a photo of him or knew where he was buried. Thanks to this website I now know.

If a member of Capt. Cressey's family would like to have the bracelet, I will be happy to give it to them.