MIA的意思|MIA的解释-里氏词典

MIA

abbr. missing in action 战斗中失踪的(人)

In New York, John LeBoutillier, a former congressman, has made the MIA issue a second career.
It was the first time since the Vietnam War ended in April 1975 that Communist authorities in Cambodia have delivered suspected remains of those missing in action, or MIA.
John W. Vessey, reached agreement to hasten cooperation on the MIA issue.
Hanoi has also allowed joint U.S.-Vietnamese search teams to investigate MIA cases in the Vietnamese countryside.
A total of 2,383 Americans are listed as MIA from wars in Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia.
Surely having held out this long, the U.S. can now tell Vietnam that the only acceptable MIA accounting would be a good-faith gesture with no strings attached.
The Vietnamese also turned over reports on three other MIA cases.
Reports on crashes written by local officials often were inaccurate because of the chaos, said Nguyen Can, head of Vietnam's MIA office.
It was the fourth round of technical talks since Vietnam told Vessey during his visit that it would end months of deadlock and resume cooperation on the MIA issue.
In letters to Vessey last month, Thach promised to try to resolve by the end of the year 70 MIA cases which the United States has given high priority.
U.S. officials say that by attacking the administration's handling of the MIA issue, the activists are creating a "divisiveness" that weakens Washington in its negotiations with Hanoi and Vientiane.
It was the 10th time Vietnamese and U.S. specialists have conducted joint field searches for remains of a total of about 2,300 American servicemen listed as missing in action, or MIA, from the Vietnam War.
A State Department official said Tuesday the MIA issue was being dealt with separately, and he cited statements by President Reagan and other senior officials suggesting there was no explicit link between the MIA issue and normal relations with Vietnam.
A State Department official said Tuesday the MIA issue was being dealt with separately, and he cited statements by President Reagan and other senior officials suggesting there was no explicit link between the MIA issue and normal relations with Vietnam.
It was the fourth return of remains since Vietnam agreed in talks with U.S. envoy John W. Vessey in August to resume its MIA accounting efforts.
A similar U.S.-Vietnamese team is carrying out a 10-day field investigation in Northern Vietnam, where 1,757 Americans are still listed as MIA.
Oanh reaffirmed Vietnam's intention to withdraw from Cambodia and said his government also is determined to do what it can to assist on the MIA issue.
Later, Bush's chief MIA emissary, John Vessey, told the panel he has less hope of finding missing Americans than he did four years ago.
MIA activists also persuaded the British Broadcasting Corp. to co-produce a television documentary that, according to promotional literature, will tell the story of "the men America left behind."
"I will be happy to wear one for another MIA until he comes home," she said.
The repatriation is to be the 10th since August 1987, when the United States made a special effort to get Vietnamese help in resolving the missing in action, or MIA, issue.
The United States wants to account for nearly 1,800 servicemen and civilians listed as missing in action, or MIA, from the war that cost about 58,000 American lives until U.S. forces withdrew in 1973.
In February, Cambodia's Prime Minister Hun Sen told a former American aid official that about 10 percent of the 83 Americans listed as MIA have been found.
Last week, Vietnam said it halted cooperation on the MIA issue and on the resettlement in America of former prisoners of re-education camps.
Officials have made good progress on the MIA issue this year.

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