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I wore a few of these POW bracelets years ago, but sadly I was never fortunate enough to meet the brave men they honored.
This is pretty remarkable:
ELKO, Nev. — As a teenager in Nebraska, Kathy Long wore a POW bracelet as part of a program to honor U.S. soldiers missing in action in Vietnam.
Engraved on the bracelet was the name of a soldier, Navy Lt. Commander John McCain, along with the date his jet was shot down in 1967.
More than 30 years later, Long finally met McCain _ during a campaign stop by the Republican presidential candidate Saturday in Elko.
While some might say Ms. Long had the advantage of owning the bracelet of a very well known POW it amazes me that after all these years she was able to make personal contact with Senator McCain. Rest of story.
Written by Sue



~J~ Says:
May 5th, 2007 at 2:23 amVisit ~J~
I was going to say what a heartwarming story and then I saw you put it under that category!
I wish the people whose names were on all the bracelets had been able to come home and meet some who wore their names for so long.