Vietnam War: U.S. military personnel missing in action 1964-2022

During the United States' war in Vietnam against the communist-controlled government of North Vietnam and the insurgency of the Viet Cong in South Vietnam, several thousand U.S. military personnel went missing in action (MIA) or were captured as prisoners of war (POWs). As of 2022, the U.S. Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency classifies 470 of the 1244 soldiers still unaccounted for in Vietnam as "non-recoverable", meaning that there is conclusive evidence that the persons were killed during the conflict, but that it is not believed that it will be possible to recover their bodies. Joint U.S.-Vietnamese teams continue to work on identifying and excavating the bodies of the remaining unaccounted for service personnel.

在美利坚合众国与越南北部的共产主义政权以及越南南方越南共和军的冲突期间，数千名美国军事人员失踪或被俘为战俘。截至2022年，美国国防部战俘/失踪人员核算局将越南尚未查明的1244名士兵中的470人归类为“无法恢复”，意味着有确凿证据表明这些人员在冲突中丧生，但据信无法恢复其遗体。美越联合团队继续致力于识别和挖掘剩余未查明身份的军职人员的遗体。