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HONORED ON PANEL 29W, LINE 58 OF THE WALL

STEVEN RAY ARMITSTEAD

WALL NAME

STEVEN R ARMITSTEAD

PANEL / LINE

29W/58

DATE OF BIRTH

06/15/1944

CASUALTY PROVINCE

LZ

DATE OF CASUALTY

03/17/1969

HOME OF RECORD

LOS ANGELES

COUNTY OF RECORD

Los Angeles County

STATE

CA

BRANCH OF SERVICE

MARINE CORPS

RANK

CAPT

Book a table
Contact Details
STATUS

MIA

ASSOCIATED ITEMS LEFT AT THE WALL

REMEMBRANCES

LEFT FOR STEVEN RAY ARMITSTEAD
POSTED ON 2.11.2025
POSTED BY: Molly A Holder

We have a bracelet!!!

We are a thrift store in Northern California and this bracelet came in with some donations. We would like it to find a home with it's family, if possible. Please reach out.
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POSTED ON 2.11.2025
POSTED BY: Ben S. A. Lizama

41 years strong

I am from Guam. I got my POW/MIA bracelet in 1984 to wear in honor of Captain Steven R. Armistead. I wore it faithfully for decades. Although faded from the original red color, his name is still legible. I still keep it in his memory and in his honor.
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POSTED ON 12.17.2024
POSTED BY: Chris Overbeek

I will never forget you….

I was just a child when I got your bracelet. I wore it for years and years until it broke in half. I’ve never forgotten your name or your service. I speak of you often when the war is mentioned, and others my age remember our POW bracelets. It’s impossible to put my gratitude into words. RIP.
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POSTED ON 11.15.2024
POSTED BY: Diane Francis

To his wife in honor of his service

It was wonderful that your current husband voiced his honor to Capt. Armistead. I also wore a bracelet for your husband in the early 70's and hoped desperately that I would hear his name called when POW's were released years later, but I am so glad you are married to a husband who seems to have a very kind heart. My dad was a POW during WWII who managed to make it home (or I never would have been born!)
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POSTED ON 10.12.2024
POSTED BY: Lisa Parr-Smith

Thank you for your service

In 1974, I received a POW/MIA bracelet with the name Captain Steven Armistead MIA printed on it and wore it through my college years. In 1978, I retired it with the hope that one day, I would learn more about him and if he was ever found. I would like to thank hiim and his family for their sacrifice and for allowing me to support him through the POW bracelet program.
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