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Lt. Cmdr. Michael Scott Speicher went missing on the first night of the Gulf War, January 17, 1991. His remains were found 18 years later. (U.S. Navy)
In January 2001, in a highly unusual move, his status was changed to Missing in Action, and it was changed again in October 2002 to Missing/Captured. His remains were found buried in Iraq in …
Speicher's status was changed again to 'missing/captured' on 11 October 2002, one day after the United States Congress authorized the use of military force in Iraq.
Aug 2, 2009 · Navy officials announced today that the Armed Forces Institute of Pathology has positively identified remains recovered in Iraq as those of Captain Michael Scott Speicher, a Navy …
Scott Speicher became the face of those missing during times of war not only from his home town of Jacksonville, Florida but to many around our nation. The efforts of his family and “The Friends of …
Aug 2, 2009 · But after the latest review, Winter said Speicher would remain classified as missing, despite Winter's strong reservations about the pilot's status and cited 'compelling' evidence that …
Aug 2, 2009 · A lieutenant commander when he went missing, Speicher later reached the rank of captain because he kept receiving promotions while his status was unknown.
Jan 17, 1991 · At the end of the war, he was declared Killed in Action, but his remains were never recovered. In January 2001, in a highly unusual move, his status was changed to Missing in …
Lt. Cmdr. Speicher was the first American to be listed as missing in action when his F-18 was lost over Iraq during a combat strike mission in the first hours of the Gulf War in January, 1991.
January 27, 1998 -- Did Scott Speicher use his Escape and Evade code to signal U.S. forces, after his shoot down? -- Read the memo issued by the Rear Admiral J.J. Dantone Jr., of the National …
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