An article originally published by The War Horse highlights a groundbreaking partnership between the Asymmetric MIA Accounting Group (AMAG) and officials of the autonomous Muslim government in Mindanao, Philippines.
The collaboration aims to locate and recover the remains of American and Filipino servicemen who went missing during World War II. For decades, the challenging terrain and limited access to burial sites have hindered recovery efforts. This new alignment of local authority, historical knowledge, and site access represents a significant step forward.
According to AMAG founder Mike Henshaw, while recovery is never guaranteed, the partnership marks the first genuine opportunity in more than 80 years to pursue answers in areas previously considered inaccessible.
The initiative reflects ongoing international efforts to restore dignity, accountability, and closure to families of long-missing servicemen.
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