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The problem with this is it is asking the impossible. KIA BNR (body not recovered) means exactly the same thing as MIA to a family. In fact being MIA for a year and a day has in the past caused service members to be listed as KIA BNR. Humans are hard wired to need to see the body in order to believe. Our rituals of passing are shared world wide. If it weren't for this need JPAC http://www.jpac.pacom.mil/ wouldn't exist. The phenomenon is universal, MIA or BNR means their loved one survived and simply needs finding. It isn't logical, but 100% human. Ask any family member of the 88,000 MIAs the US lists and they will tell you a story of disbelief handed down from generation to generation. This lasts until the remains are found. Full stop. Until they are home Blue Skies Jennifer President BentStar Project LTD www.LastFlightHome.org Helping to find our fallen heroes of WWII Because it is never too late www.BentStarProject.org