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| Current Message 1 - April 15, 2009 |
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Entry: 69876
US Navy Servicemen in POW Camps - Camp Unkown |
POW Pilot Alfred Davey information |
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Richard I. (Rick) Davey wrote on 2009-04-15 14:41:48.0
Comments: Please offer any information that you may have on my Father as he had always been very private about this time in his life.
Keywords: He served as an F9F pilot off the USS Oriskany and served as a POW for 8 months.
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| Current Message 2 - May 17, 2008 |
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Entry: 65638
US Navy Servicemen in POW Camps - Camp Unkown |
Looking for info on Clarence Eugene Sensaboy |
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Sharon LeClair wrote on 2008-05-17 08:50:35.0
Comments: I am looking for information regarding Clarence Eugene Sensaboy. He is my father. He is very secretive about what took place. I can't seem to find out if he truly was a POW. According to what has been told to me he was pow for 3 months. Thanks.:)
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| Current Message 3 - May 28, 2006 |
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Entry: 57367
US Navy Servicemen in POW Camps - Camp Unkown |
Leonard J. Toups |
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Don Rosenberg wrote on 2006-05-28 19:21:02.0
Comments: I'm looking for anyone who might have known a Leonard J. Toups, probably and Ensign or LTJG who was shot down over North Korea and placed in "Camp 35" likely in or near Kaesong. I have checked the internet and cannot find his name on the list of Naval Personnel captured in Nort Korea, I hope someone knew him and can tell me about the circumstances of his imprisonment. Thanks
Keywords: I was not ashore during the Korean War, my ship delivered food supplies.
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| Current Message 4 - June 2, 2004 |
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Entry: 43459
US Navy Servicemen in POW Camps - Camp Unkown |
Stephen Curtis Chartier |
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Kimberly Friend wrote on 2004-06-02 18:20:20.0
Comments: Plane shot down by the North Koreans on 4/15/1969. All crew members listed as missing. Would like to talk with anyone knowing my father or to anyone having any information reguarding when the plane was shot down.
Keywords: EC121, Stephen Curtis Chartier
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| Current Message 5 - March 24, 2003 |
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Entry: 33039
US Navy Servicemen in POW Camps - Camp Unkown |
POW CAMPS |
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Cheryl Thayer wrote on 2003-03-24 17:19:59.0
Comments: My name is Cheryl andI'm looking to find some help in my search.My father-in-law was a POW of the korean war.he was very private about the fact and died with most of the information.I'm hoping that if I give out the information that I have someone can steer me in the right direction. Here goes...His name was Joseph Wesley Mullins,born 11-04-31,he entered the Navy from Richmond on 3-21-49.He was aboard the U.S.S. Missouri (BB63) at one point.He was a POW for 17 months(unknown where)and was #167 in the prisoner exchange. His rank was Seaman,and his SS# 021-28-7232. If anyone knew of him or where he was held could you please let me know. I am very interested in knowing more about what he went through and telling his Grandchildren too! Thank You!
Keywords: US U.S.S. Missouri, Naval Station,Argentina,Newfoundland
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| Current Message 6 - November 15, 2001 |
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Entry: 20673
US Navy Servicemen in POW Camps - Camp Unkown |
info-Don wilson Pilot usn-Pow |
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Ernest Hill wrote on 2001-11-15 17:21:08.0
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| Current Message 7 - March 28, 1999 |
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Entry: 2748
US Navy Servicemen in POW Camps - Camp Unkown |
PO3 CLASS FIREMAN |
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Kevin Ivie wrote on 1999-03-28 00:00:00.0
Comments: Lets not forget!!!!!!. people seem to forget the men who fought and died in korea, not me my dad went to korea, but he came back thank god!!.
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Terrance "Terry" McCall
On Mon, 30 Dec 1996
David Johns djohns@gdi.net wrote:
Looking for a Korean POW named Terrance "Terry" McCall. 60 yrs old,
born in sept of 1936...any help is appreciated
He was in the Navy, and claims to have been on a ship
called the Filipine Seas or something like that...
Last Seen Alive
Date: Wed, 21 Feb 1996
Enclosed is my submittal for 24 Hours in Cyberspace. I have since
discovered that a man from Chicago (all I know of him is that his last
name was Dixon) had seen my father in a POW camp and that he was
to be taken to a hospital.
This was the last time anyone heard from him. I do not know which
camp, but am trying to contact Laurence Jolidon,
author of "Last Seen Alive" to see if he can enlighten me.
There is a photo of a group of POW's in his book and I believe I see my
father's face in one of them.
Thanks again. Janis Curran
ed note: daughter of MIA, Navy Lt. Charles Garrison
Email: janc1947@verizon.netSee Also: Lt. Garrison, VF 884
Ed Note: Jan is currently a sitting Board Member of
The Korean War Project
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