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Who We Are
SuperFrens Archaeology is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit united by one purpose: supporting the Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency (DPAA) mission to account for America’s missing.
Our community includes veterans from every generation and branch—including disabled veterans still serving in new ways—alongside first responders, educators, students, civilians, and international partners. Different backgrounds. One promise: those who never came home will not be forgotten.
Our leadership team
Full bios on The Team page →- Daniel “Doc” JacobsPresident & Co-FounderFormer Navy Hospital Corpsman; Bronze Star with Valor and Purple Heart; forensic investigator with extensive battlefield recovery experience.
- Charles MachulaTreasurer, Vice President & Co-FounderFormer Navy SWCC / SOCM; fireline paramedic; leads financial stewardship, planning, and mission logistics.
- Dr. Greggory GriffinSecretary & Co-FounderArchaeologist (PhD); DPAA Scientific Recovery Expert trained; guides archaeological and technical oversight.
- Kendall ThorBoard Member & Co-FounderHuman biology / forensic anthropology focus; laboratory and field experience supporting recovery work.
- Arany LeventeSite Manager, Recovery Ops & Mortuary AffairsRecovery operations and mortuary affairs specialist supporting respectful recovery and documentation in the field.
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Our Partnership with DPAA
Supporting DPAA is a promise to families and the nation that those who never returned will not be forgotten.
As a nonprofit partner, we stand beside that mission through research, archaeological field recovery support, outreach, and education—helping expand the capacity to investigate loss sites with scientific care.
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Community Support
This work cannot be done by government alone. Volunteers, families who share their stories, donors, and local partners keep the promise alive.
Every act of support strengthens the network determined to bring missing heroes home.
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Our Commitment
We carry forward remembrance, dignity, and service—honoring those who never returned with action, and working to bring closure to families who have waited far too long.