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The Vietnam POW/MIA issue is unique for a number of reasons. The Vietnam War was the first war the United States lost. As a consequence, after the war it was impossible for the United States to search the battlefields for remains of its dead and missing.

Explanation:

So it was war between United states and the Vietnam and its was hard for the United States bury there dead friends and that why its was a issue.

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