THE WALL OF FACES

I just found this site. I have been wearing an original POW bracelet for him since high school. It was reported to me years ago that his remains were found in Laos in 1999 and repatriated to his home in North Dakota. May "We the People" never forget the sacrifices made by those who were sent... and find a way to stop sending the youth of our nations to fight, and die.

As far as I know unless you were assigned to Pleiku Or Phan Rang AB our paths never crossed but my praise for your efforts in our most difficult hours of our lives know no lesser appreciation. My prayers to your family

DEAR MAJOR BELCHER,
THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE AS A SINGLE-SEAT ATTACK AIRCRAFT PILOT (A-1 SKYRAIDER) AS I WAS RESEARCHING, I SAW TODAY IS YOUR ANNIVERSARY. IT SORT OF STINKS BEING LOST ON NEW YEAR'S EVE, BUT NO DAY WOULD BE ANY BETTER. WE ARE STILL CELEBRATING CHRISTMAS, AND TOMORROW IS A NEW YEAR. WE OWE YOU A DEBT THAT NO ONE CAN PAY. THANKS YOU. WATCH OVER THE U.S.A., IT STILL NEEDS YOUR STRENGTH AND COURAGE. I AM GLAD YOU WERE FOUND. BE WITH THE SAINTS ANGELS, AND REST IN PEACE.

I also wore Glenn Belcher's MIA bracelet starting in the early 70's. My bracelet also listed him as a captain. I have often wondered what became of him and am sorry to see that he was not returned alive but am glad that at least his family got some closure and were able to give him the burial that he deserved. Thank you Major Belcher for your supreme sacrifice for your country and for all of us.

I have been wearing a wrist band for many, many years in remembrance of Maj Glenn A. Belcher. I never was able to put a face with the name. I just prayed for his family and hope that they have been able to find closure. Today, through the magic of internet, I googled his name and found a picture of him in uniform. How nice to be able to put a face with the name on the wrist band. I continue to pray for his all his fallen brothers. This will bring closure for his family and peace to his soul. So nice to learn he was brought home for proper burial in Arlington Cemetery. God Bless all.