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Major Thomas Edward Clark, USAF


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Thomas Edward Clark


Date Of Birth: 15 April 1939
Home City of Record: Emporium, Pa.
Martial Status: Married
Rank/Branch: O3/US Air Force
Unit: Still Classified (Gov. won't tell)
Tour of Duty Started: 08 February 1969
Date of Loss: 08 February 1969
Country of Loss: Laos
Loss Coordinates: 171300N 1060500E
Current Coordinates: Panel 33W, Line 30 Of The Wall
Status (in 1973): Missing In Action
Status (in 1998): Still Missing in Action
Category: 2 (Suspect Knowledge)- See immediate below
A. Involved In The Same Incidents As Individuals In Category 1.
B. Lost In Areas Or Under Conditions That They May Reasonably Be Expected To Be Known By The Enemy.
C. Connected With An Incident That Was Discussed But Not Identified By Name In The News Media.
D. Probably Identified Through Analysis Of All-Source Intelligence.

Acft/Vehicle/Ground: F100D
Other Personnel In Incident: (none missing)


Source:
Compiled by Homecoming II Project (919/527-8079) 01 April 1991 from one or more of the following: raw data from U.S. Government agency sources, correspondence with POW/MIA families, published sources, interviews.
Copyright: 1991 Homecoming II Project.

SYNOPSIS:

Tom Clark graduated from the Air Force Academy in 1963, after having already spent two years at Penn State University. He was sometimes referred to as an "old man" at the Academy. He was interested in politics and flying and looked forward to a military career.

Nearly 6 years after his graduation, Tom Clark was flying a mission in Laos over the Ho Chi Minh Trail just northwest of the DMZ when his aircraft was shot down.

Circumstances surrounding his crash indicate that the enemy probably knows his fate, but in 1973, Tom was not released with other POWs.


Tom Clark is one of nearly 600 Americans who were lost in Laos and did not return. The Pathet Lao stated on several occasions that they held "tens of tens" of American prisoners, but that those who had been captured in Laos would also be released from Laos. The Lao wanted acknowledgement that the U.S. and Vietnamese had been waging war in their country.

Laos was not included in the peace agreements ending American involvement in Southeast Asia, and not one American held in Laos was released - or negotiated for. By 1989, the U.S. had so thoroughly forgotten the men they abandoned that they began building medical clinics for the communist Lao government. At the same time, reports and evidence mount that Americans are still held alive as captives in Vietnam and Laos.

Tom Clark served his country proudly. He does not deserve abandonment.

The Secrecy Act has been OVER FOR 20 YEARS. So Let's get our People HOME where THEY Belong. THEY Don't DESERVE To Be Left over There, Their FAMILIES Deserve PEACE OF MIND

Thomas E. Clark was promoted to the rank of Major during the period he was maintained Missing in Action.

For More POW/MIA information See National Alliance of Pow/Mia Families Or The Pow/Mia Freeddom Fighters

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