Rolling Thunder NC5 reiterates mission and conducts roll call for 38 missing North Carolinians from the Vietnam War
September 18, 2026 | Jacksonville, Onslow County, North Carolina
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Rolling Thunder representatives described the nonprofit's purpose, saying that while many members ride motorcycles to draw attention, riding is not a membership requirement. The group emphasized its goal to publicize the POW/MIA issue and to press for full accounting of missing service members.
The chapter conducted a roll call, reading names, service branches and hometowns for 38 North Carolina service members listed as missing from the Vietnam War. Organizers asked attendees to stand during the roll call and later presented framed posters to family members as a remembrance gesture.
The chapter conducted a roll call, reading names, service branches and hometowns for 38 North Carolina service members listed as missing from the Vietnam War. Organizers asked attendees to stand during the roll call and later presented framed posters to family members as a remembrance gesture.
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