Photo From the Attic: Last Full Measure - Roll Call

Photo From the Attic: Last Full Measure

By Roll Call Staff

Posted September 9, 2009 at 4:29pm

Correction Appended

[IMGCAP(1)]A Congressional delegation stands in front of the remains of 11 American service members on Aug. 27, 1978, at the Hanoi, Vietnam, airport. Led by Mississippi Democratic Rep. Sonny Montgomery (far right), the group included (from left) Reps. Ike Skelton (D-Mo.), Sam B. Hall (D-Texas), Henson Moore (R-La.), John Murtha (D-Pa.), Antonio Won Pat (D-Guam), George Daniels (D-Calif.) and James Broyhill (R-N.C.).

Correction: Sept. 10, 2009

The caption contained incorrect party and state information for Danielson and Broyhill.

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