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1957–1975 · the home-of-record file searched
For Vietnam, the federal file's answer for this town is zero, and the zero is printed as a finding, not an omission. The Combat Area Casualties file, as indexed by home of record in The Virtual Wall's Indiana roll, organizes the state's dead under their official cities. Entire towns appear there with one name, two names, five. There is no NEW CARLISLE heading in the Indiana index at all: no Vietnam casualty carries a home of record of New Carlisle, Indiana. The county's Vietnam allocation in this build stands at 54 dead — South Bend 31, Mishawaka 16, Walkerton 6, Osceola 1 — and this township's share of the home-of-record record is none. The caveat is the standing one, and it prints with the finding: a man of Olive Township whose home of record was entered as South Bend, or who had removed before his service, is the county's dead on the record as kept, and no local roll reached by this build corrects the file. The searches are named so the finding can be audited: the Virtual Wall Indiana index (DoD-derived), the DPAA unaccounted-for lists, and the general web record under the town's name in both its Indiana and — excluded throughout — its Ohio sense.
Sources
- The Virtual Wall, Vietnam War casualties from Indiana (home-of-record index), searched in full for a New Carlisle heading — none exists.
- Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency, Vietnam and Korea unaccounted-for reports, as searched.