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About the Author...Foreward...Preface... Ch. 1: Introduction - Ch. 2: The Arithmetic of War; Depletion of the MIA Ranks - Ch. 3: The Status of Determination Process; Field Commander's Role; Two Representative Examples, The Chinese Anchorage Case, The Missing Wingman Case; Higher Authority Review; Secretarial Review-The Missing Persons Act - Ch. 4: Domestic Developments; "Going Public"; The National League of Families; Public Efforts on Behalf of POW's/MIA's; The Political Independence of the National League; Effects of the "Go Public" Policy; Parents and Professionals Take Over the National League; The Families Take to the Courts - Ch. 5: Paris, January 1973-and its Aftermath; The Paris Peace Agreement; The Joint Military Organizations, The French Experience, The Four-Party Joint Military Team (FPJMT); Aid to Vietnam, The Nixon-Pham Van Dong Letter, The Joint Economic Commission (JEC), Does "Unconditional" Mean Without Condition?, The Fifty-Seven Page Codicil, Linking Article 8(b) with Article 21; Hanoi's Humanitarian and Legal Obligation - Ch. 6: The Ford Amninistration-An Interim; Senator McGovern's Trip to Vietnam; Timid Steps Toward Normalization and the Presidential Campaign of 1976; Vietnam Makes Another Bid for UN Membership - Ch.7: President Carter and the MIA Issue; The House Select Committee Report; The Woodcock Commission - Ch. 8: Conclusions - Abbreviations Used in the Text - Bibliography