We will never forget those who served our country.

I call on Hanoi to swiftly dispel the shadow of doubt, to shed light on the fate of your loved ones.

And if more can be done, then it will be.

I call upon all Americans to recognize that day with appropriate ceremonies and activities.

Today, we see the symbol of this commitment, the League's POW/MIA flag, on permanent display in the rotunda of our nation's Capitol.

I wish I could give you a much clearer answer, that there is some plan that is going to solve this problem in the way it must be solved.

But as tragic as the loss of a loved one is, even more difficult to endure is the uncertainty which, for you, has extended over so many years.

The ideals for which your loved ones fought may finally be coming to pass, the failure of totalitarian and repressive Communist regimes.

Truth is preferable to the greater agony, that of not knowing.

I want to get support across the board in the Congress for our defense program.

And when we receive final answers about their fate, then this will truly be a time for healing.

I want what's known as the differential.