Keeping America's Promise

Project Recover is a collaborative effort to enlist 21st century science and technology in a quest to find and repatriate Americans missing in action since World War II, in order to provide recognition and closure for families and the Nation.

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Keeping America's Promise

To Bring our MIAs Home

IPAS FOR MIAS

"A Toast for Those Who Gave the Most"

Breweries can participate by brewing a unique beer of their choice, donating sales proceeds during a select period, or in other creative ways.

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Breweries can participate by brewing a unique beer of their choice, donating sales proceeds during a select period, or in other creative ways.

IPAS FOR MIAS

"A Toast for Those Who Gave the Most"

Learn More

Breweries can participate by brewing a unique beer of their choice, donating sales proceeds during a select period, or in other creative ways.

The Team

Project Recover is a non-profit. Primary partners are the University of Delaware, Scripps Institution of Oceanography.

Who We Are

The Mission

Together we are helping to bring our MIAs home. Project Recover’s vision, to bring MIAs home, is a mission for every American.

What We Do

The Impact

People identify with love, hope, gratitude, and are emboldened to step forward. Family and community stand together.

Why We Do It

Team

Project Recover is a non-profit. Primary partners are the University of Delaware, Scripps Institution of Oceanography.

Mission

Together we are helping to bring our MIAs home. Project Recover’s vision, to bring MIAs home, is a mission for every American.

Impact

People identify with love, hope, gratitude, and are emboldened to step forward. Family and community stand together.

WHO

WHAT

WHY

"To What Remains"

The Movie About Project Recover

“To What Remains" is a stirring, feature-length documentary that follows Project Recover’s search for the more than 80,000 Americans missing in action since World War II."

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“To What Remains" is a stirring, feature-length documentary that follows Project Recover’s search for the more than 80,000 Americans missing in action since World War II."

"To What Remains" The Movie

“To What Remains" is a stirring, feature-length documentary that follows Project Recover’s search for the more than 80,000 Americans missing in action since World War II."

How to Research Your Family's MIA

Locating an MIA is possible, profound, and statistically rare. Still, it is very possible to learn more about your family’s MIA through their military records.

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Time is Running Out

The remains of our missing in action (MIAs) who fought and died for our freedom are being worn away by time and the elements. Our nation’s promise “to leave no one behind” will be broken without funding to increase the scope and speed of our work.

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Time is Running Out

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Educational Initiative

Project Recover is committed to providing unique educational opportunities with real-world applications.

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Education Initiative

Education is one of our vision cornerstones. Recent student engagements include high school robotics and classes aboard the USS Midway in San Diego, CA.

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Donor's MIA Spotlight

We are grateful for our donors’ support and honor the MIAs in whose memory they contribute with an MIA Spotlight.

Spotlight Your MIA

Donor Spotlight

We value every member of our growing family. Many of our donors have given in memory of someone. To honor them, we created the Donor Spotlight Series. This offers our donors who have given to Project Recover in memory of an MIA or WWII service member a chance to spotlight that person on our website or social media.

Spotlight Your MIA

Our Annual Reports on our global missions, wins, and highlights.

Annual Reports

All you need for your next story. Logos, images, and videos.

Press Media

Field Mission Reports by the volunteers who started it all.

Research Site

"They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old: Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn. At the going down of the sun and in the morning, we will remember them."

Laurence Binyon