THE WALL OF FACES

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.

On the remembrance of your 83rd birthday, your sacrifice is not forgotten.

POW-MIA...Never Forget

HOOAH

Think of you often- recalling the special memories we shared. INSLY. Anne Fogleman McCain

Still have his MIA bracelet after 30+ years. Chose a fellow Louisianian to remember. God bless and come home!
Tiger from BR

Tom & I had the same Instructor Pilot when going through Under Graduate Pilot Training (UPT). After Graduation Tom was assigned to SAC Fairchild AFB to fly the KC-13 while I went to Otis AFB to fly the EC-121.

As the Vietnam War escalated one knew orders to Southeast Asia was inevitable. I had expressed the wish not to be assigned to fly the F-105 or be a Forward Air Controller (FAC) flying the O-1 Bird Dog.

Our paths crossed in January 1968 at Clark AFB during Jungle Survival School. As we shook hands I saw an F-105 patch on the right sleeve of his flight suit while I was headed to South Vietnam as a FAC!

2 months later I read that Tom was listed as MIA.

God rest Tom. I hope your remains are found so you can return.