(1) Browse around to familiarize yourself with the contents of the Web Site.   You might find much of
the information you seek within the various pages of this Web Site.  Try searching the members whose e-mail addresses are listed (see "Branches of Military Service" on the main page of this web site).  Also, try viewing the Books & Videos About Our War page.  These are just a few hints - explore more on your own.

(2) Request that a page be posted for you in the Seeking Help section of this web site.  To do this, submit a narrative detailing the nature of the information you need concerning a POW relative or friend.  Provide as much information as you have about the POW.  Also, be sure to provide your complete contact data (full name, street address, phone number & e-mail address) so as to improve your chances of making contacts that can provide information to you.  Send at least your full name, mailing address, telephone number and relationship to the person for whom you seek information.  Also, including as much information as possible about the your POW relative or friend including: full name, serial number, military organization, POW camps, POW ships, etc. would be very helpful.  You may include photos - ".jpeg" format is preferred.   We will assume that you are granting us permission to post this information on this Web Site.

(3) You could ask the Editor of The Quan (official publication of the ADBC) to publish your request for help.   Contact the editor of The Quan at:

(6) If you want or need help in pursuing a claim against the V.A. for disability compensation or (in the case of a surviving spouse) for widow's DIC, contact:
 

(7) If you feel called to serve our veterans in a special way, our National VAVS Officer would like to hear from you.  Contact him at: