The war is over, why are there still "missing" people?

The first reason is that some people "disappear" on the battlefield. On the battlefield, people died in various ways. Some people have been shot, but they can still leave their bodies, so they are considered martyrs. However, in modern wars, the power of weapons is very great. Some people are killed by bombs, and there are probably no bones left. If someone can prove it to you, then you can still be regarded as a martyr. Without proof, you can only be regarded as a missing person.

Second, some deserters will also be treated as missing persons. Fighting is not just lip service, but fighting hard on the battlefield. Some people who are naturally bold can quickly adapt to the battlefield environment, and this group of people will often be the main force on the battlefield.

But there are also some timid people who will run away when they see the gunshots coming. Some people will be arrested by the army and punished. Those who managed to escape, afraid of being punished, did not dare to return to the army and found a place to live incognito, just like this. The army couldn't find his body, so they had to treat it as a missing person.