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San Diego Union-Tribune
October 27, 2007
WASHINGTON – The remains of five Navy servicemen missing in action from the Vietnam War have been accounted for and were being returned to families for burial, the military announced yesterday.
Their airplane disappeared Oct. 8, 1967, while en route from Chu Lai Air Base in Vietnam to the aircraft carrier Oriskany. The E-1B Tracer vanished from radar about 10 miles northwest of Da Nang, Vietnam. The Defense Department identified the crew as Lt. j.g. Norman L. Roggow of Aurelia, Iowa; Lt. j.g. Donald F. Wolfe of Hardin, Mont.; Lt. j.g. Andrew G. Zissu of the Bronx, N.Y.; Chief Petty Officer Roland R. Pineau of Berkley, Mich.; and Petty Officer 3rd Class Raul A. Guerra of Los Angeles.
Associated Press
October 27, 2007
WASHINGTON – The remains of five Navy servicemen missing in action from the Vietnam War have been accounted for and were being returned to families for burial, the military announced yesterday.
Their airplane disappeared Oct. 8, 1967, while en route from Chu Lai Air Base in Vietnam to the aircraft carrier Oriskany. The E-1B Tracer vanished from radar about 10 miles northwest of Da Nang, Vietnam. The Defense Department identified the crew as Lt. j.g. Norman L. Roggow of Aurelia, Iowa; Lt. j.g. Donald F. Wolfe of Hardin, Mont.; Lt. j.g. Andrew G. Zissu of the Bronx, N.Y.; Chief Petty Officer Roland R. Pineau of Berkley, Mich.; and Petty Officer 3rd Class Raul A. Guerra of Los Angeles.
Associated Press