21 Aug 2004 I will wear your bracelet until you come home. newfysdad@saber.net

 

12 Aug 2005 I've worn an MIA bracelet inscribed with your name since around 1973. May you rest in peace. Steven Jones-D'Agostino srdagostino@charter.net

 

13 Aug 2005 I flew with Steven Hastings and Donald Fowler. Donald often flew with me as Doorgunner. 1LT Peter Russell had just arrived at the 240th AHC from another unit -- I met him for the first and only time the evening of August 1, 1968. These men definitely survived the crash. Documents I obtained from the National Archives refer to open first aid kits and unfastened seat belts. "In April 1991 the US government released a list of Prisoners of War and Missing in Action who were known to be alive in enemy hands and for whom there is no evidence that he or she died in captivity. This list, commonly referred to today as the USG's "Last Known Alive" list, included all three of the missing crewmen from Mad Dog 36." I too wear the MIA bracelet bearing the name Steven Morris Hastings. Freedom is not Free! We must never forget these brave soldiers! From a friend who served in 240th AHC and wears Steve's Bracelet, Morris Miller morrismiller@prodigy.net

 

25 Jul 2007 Hi all ... I didn't really know Steven M. Hastings - but he is my uncle. I am very honored to wear my uncle's bracelet and to be in his family. Thanks to everyone. Emma Hastings cutecheerleader692003@yahoo.com

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