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via email, letter, fax and/or phone call.
Sample Letter
February 15, 2010
President Obama
The White House
1600 Pennsylvania Avenue NW
Washington, DC 20500
Dear President Obama,
Korean War POW/MIA Peace Treaty Initiative
In 1953 the Korean War Armistice was signed effectively ending hostilities on the Korean
peninsula. However, the one remaining issue preventing an official peace treaty was not
resolved. That issue was a full repatriation of POWs. Because this issue was not resolved.
American POWs were left behind in North Korea.
In 1996, Pentagon analyst, Insung Lee published a background paper, "Accountability of
Missing Americans From the Korean War: Live Sighting Reports," which stated in part,
"There are too many live sighting reports...to dismiss there are no American POWs in North
Korea.
It is imperative that prior to any peace agreement with North Korea that the POW/MIA
issue be put back on the table to negotiate a resolution. We must insure that no Americans
are still being held against their will and that the Department of Defense be allowed to
disinter the remains of Americans on an ongoing basis.
I urge you to enact the Korean War POW/MIA Peace Treaty Initiative to ensure our
POW/MIAs are accounted for.
Sincerely,
Enclosure: Korean War POW/MIA Peace Treaty Initiative
Please enclose a copy of the Peace Treaty Initiative:
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We need to get this Initiative to all 535 members of the Senate/House of Representative.
We will keep a tally of members of Congress who are contacted.
Remember, every letter, phone call or email sent to your Congressman/Senator is considered to represent 100 voters.
