SSG Keith (Matt) Maupin
724th Trans Co, 7th Trans Bn,
172d CSG, 13th COSCOM,
III Corps (MNC-I)

Keith Matthew "Matt" Maupin (born July 13, 1983, died c. 2004) was a United States Army Private First Class (PFC) captured by Iraqi insurgents on April 9, 2004, while serving in the Iraq War, after his convoy came under attack by rocket-propelled grenades and small arms fire near Baghdad, Iraq (known as 2004 Iraq KBR convoy ambush).

On June 28, 2004, Arabic-language television network, Al Jazeera, aired a low-quality video purportedly depicting Maupin's execution. On June 30, 2004, an Army spokesman said the video was "totally inconclusive."[2]

His body was found in late March 2008, but confirmation was not made until March 30, 2008, in Iraq.

POW/MIA
9 Apr 2004 to 30 Mar 2008

Maupin Memorial Slideshow
Commentary: Many Honor Values in Final Salute

• SSG Matt Maupin Official Website

• Yellow Ribbon Support Center - Maupin's Parents website

• US kills Maupin’s kidnapper Associated Press
• Remains of Matt Maupin Identified, Cincinnati, Ohio
• Body found of Ohio soldier missing in Iraq, CNN.com 
• Ohio soldier's remains found, father says, Dispatch Printing Company. 
• New Details On Recovery Of Matt Maupin's Remains, WCPO.com, Cincinnati, Ohio: WCPO-TV. 
• Operation Trojan Honor:' Finding Matt Maupin, WCPO.com, Cincinnati, Ohio: WCPO-TV
• Tip From Local Iraqi Leads To Recovery Of Army Reservist Maupin's Remains
• Maupins Learn New Details, The Cincinnati Enquirer, Cincinnati, Ohio: Gannett Company.
• Video is 'inconclusive': Military says tape too dark, grainy to tell if Maupin is victim", The Cincinnati Enquirer
• Maupin's Family: 'Love Never Loses Its Way Home'", WLWT.com, Cincinnati, Ohio