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I've been digging through all the scattered information online about Carroll Streich's disappearance, and I'm stuck on one detail that didn't get much discussion in earlier threads. Has anyone come across more info about his initial disappearance in 1969? The conflicting reports about him going AWOL make me think there might be hidden records or testimonies from those who served with him back then. Could it have been a misunderstanding, or was there something more to it? Just trying to piece together whether that first incident might shed some light on why he vanished again in 1972. I'm sure any insight from those with military experience, especially around Vietnam-era procedures, would be incredibly valuable.
Hey everyone, I was digging into Carroll Eugene Streich's case, and something that's been bugging me is the conflicting reports about when he actually went missing. Some sources say he first went AWOL in 1969 but then returned to the Air Force. So, did he really go AWOL or was there something more happening behind the scenes? It's odd that there's not a clear record, especially given his military background.
Also, does anyone know how common it was for service members to have such discrepancies in their records during that time, particularly for those who had served in Vietnam? It seems like this uncertainty might be a big reason why no leads have panned out. If anyone has more insight into military protocols from that era, it could help shed some light. Thanks!