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| Current Message 1 - October 30, 2007 |
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Entry: 62782
US Air Force Servicemen in POW Camps - Camp Unkown |
WE CAN'T BURY MY GRANPA |
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JESSICA WILCOX wrote on 2007-10-30 11:51:15.0
Comments: MY GRANFATHER FOUGHT IN THE KOREAN WAR. ALL HIS DOCUMENTS WERE DESTROYED IN A FIRE IN ST LOUIS. EVEN THE GOVMT. IS HAVING TROUBLE. HE WAS ON OF THE 27 MEN OF THE 523 SQUADRON(AIRFORCE). IS ANYONE CAN HELP PLEASE DO FOR MY GRANDFATHER ...... SO WE CAN GIVE HIM A PROPER BURIAL. THANK YOU.
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| Current Message 2 - October 14, 2006 |
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Entry: 59215
US Air Force Servicemen in POW Camps - Camp Unkown |
Eldon James Knutson |
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Ty Knutson wrote on 2006-10-14 19:15:30.0
Comments: I am trying to find any information about my dad's time in the service I have very few details, he never talked about it but I know from family members he was in Korea and I belive was a POW there his name was Eldon James Knutson and he was from Minneapolis Minnesota any info anyone could pass on would be great.
Thank You
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| Current Message 3 - May 21, 2006 |
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Entry: 57264
US Air Force Servicemen in POW Camps - Camp Unkown |
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Mike Hebert wrote on 2006-05-21 23:16:06.0
Comments: Does anyone remember serving with my father, Capt Robert Richard Hebert? He was a B29 Capt (pilot) and his aircraft was listed as MIA in January 1952 (I believe). Any information about him would be wonderful.
Keywords: B29 pilot
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| Current Message 4 - December 23, 2005 |
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Entry: 54806
US Air Force Servicemen in POW Camps - Camp Unkown |
Still seeking info on my father |
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James Sayre wrote on 2005-12-23 17:25:57.0
Comments: I'm still seeking any information on my father (James L. Sayre) (Jim Sayre) in the Korean War. He told me very few stories about it. He mentioned that he wasn't old enough to get into the military so he had to lie about his age. Would this make tracking his record difficult? As far as I know he still gave them the correct name.
Thanks a lot for any info. James Leonard Sayre On Thu, 23 Apr 1998 "James Sayre Jr." Email addresswrote:
phone: 523-2885
comments: I am looking for any info you might have of my father. He was a POW and then returned to the states, and has now passed away. I would just like any pictures or documentation you may have.
His name James Leonard Sayre.
I greatly appreciate it, thanks!
Ed note: 11/04/98 per Jim, no unit id found yet.
Keywords: Jim Sayre, James, POW,
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| Current Message 5 - November 16, 2004 |
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Entry: 46906
US Air Force Servicemen in POW Camps - Camp Unkown |
From China interested in POW |
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Zhang Bochun wrote on 2004-11-16 03:59:48.0
Comments: I come from China. Now i watch a TV program concerning POW screened by our TV station¡£
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| Current Message 6 - May 8, 2004 |
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Entry: 42914
US Air Force Servicemen in POW Camps - Camp Unkown |
William (Willy) Stanley |
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Renee Anderson wrote on 2004-05-08 22:19:37.0
Comments: I am trying to determine if my father was a Korean POW. He died 3 years ago and before he died said he was a POW and he was tortured and then refused to talk about it anymore. Is there a list somewhere of POWS so I can verify his story? Thank you so much for your help!
Keywords: William Stanley
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| Current Message 7 - April 24, 2004 |
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Entry: 42574
US Air Force Servicemen in POW Camps - Camp Unkown |
Lt Quinn, POW |
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Stanley Brown wrote on 2004-04-24 17:50:16.0
Comments: I got that name When I was unable to fly because of a surplus of Gunners.
In 8th Bomb Sqdn.
They gave me a crew of Koreans and a large truck and we hauled Fuel for the K8 in the winter of 51. Good thing as my pilot Lt Qwinn and navigator were shot down and captured soon after arriving there.
I transfered to 13th and got my 50 missions there. Shot down on 38th mission but not capatured. Wondering what happened to Lt Quinn?
Keywords: Rice Paddy Brown
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| Current Message 8 - June 22, 2003 |
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Entry: 35020
US Air Force Servicemen in POW Camps - Camp Unkown |
john turner |
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j. black wrote on 2003-06-22 07:05:02.0
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| Current Message 9 - March 5, 2003 |
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Entry: 32502
US Air Force Servicemen in POW Camps - Camp Unkown |
Looking for any Information on Major Kassel M. Keene |
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RAYMOND (RAY) Sestak wrote on 2003-03-05 04:31:11.0
Comments: I am looking for any information on Major Kassel M. Keene. Major Keene's B-29 was shot down on November 19, 1952. The crew is believed to have safely bailed out on and near Cho'Do Island. Several accounts concerning Major Keene have surfaced over the years. The hardcover book "Soldies of Misfortune" indicates that Major Keene was sentenced to 2 1/2 years in July of 1953 for assaulting a fellow prisoner, and was not to be affected by repatriation. I would appreciate any information from anyone that may have any information concerning the whereabouts of Major Kassel M. Keene. For more information, please visit the website http://home.att.net/~myron.sestak Thank you.
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| Current Message 10 - April 2, 2002 |
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Entry: 24476
US Air Force Servicemen in POW Camps - Camp Unkown |
Air Force Camps |
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Jonah Guttman wrote on 2002-04-02 18:01:23.0
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| Current Message 11 - March 18, 2002 |
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Entry: 24051
US Air Force Servicemen in POW Camps - Camp Unkown |
Domingo Reyna Cabrera POW |
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Sandra Flores wrote on 2002-03-18 15:10:04.0
Comments: does anybody remember a Domingo Reyna Cabrera, was a pow in the korean war, he was a military police, but i do not know what squadron he belonged to, he is my grandfather and i am seeking information
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| Current Message 12 - March 8, 2000 |
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Entry: 7380
US Air Force Servicemen in POW Camps - Camp Unkown |
Operation Glory |
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Pamela Tanner wrote on 2000-03-08 18:33:43.0
Comments: I am trying to locate any one with information regarding Operation Glory to assist a veteran in verifying that this did occur and that he was injured when recovering bodies that had been booby trapped with a mine. He states this occured in approx. August 1954, in a battlefield in North Korean territory north of the 38th parallel. Anyone with information that may help please contact me at ptanner@veterans.state.ny.us and thank you.
Keywords: Graves registration 'Operation Glory" August 1954
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| Current Message 13 - April 7, 1999 |
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Entry: 2876
US Air Force Servicemen in POW Camps - Camp Unkown |
POW interest |
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Carl McKinney wrote on 1999-04-07 00:00:00.0
Comments: Ret USAF MSGT
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226th Air Service Group
On Mon, 15 Jul 1996
STARBRITE7@aol.com wrote:
I hope you can help me.My father Robert S. Taylor died several years
ago and I am trying to find records regarding his times in service. It is
actually a mystery to our family because we do not know much, only
a few times we have heard that he was a pow.
I find this hard to believe but our family wasn't aware of him being in
the National Guard either. Could you help or even direct me to find
this out. My step mother and I have both heard my father speak a
strange language in his sleep but he only speaks English.
Robert Scott Taylor
ILLINOIS
26334808
Private
Detachment A 226th Air Service Group, LB
UNDER: Robert L. Donahue Captain AF, Ill NG
Information was obtained from discharge papers.and
Robert Scott Taylor Armed Forces
AF 26 334 808 Pvt (p) 13 Jul 51 USFA
Reason for separation: AFL 3520 and AFR 35-49 as amended
Sampson Air Force Base Geneva New York
Both of these have been an honorable discharge and his birth date is
10-20-31.
I appreciate any help that you can give. Thank you in advance.
I have some other information for you. He had once told me that he
was a photographer in the air force and that
the plane was shot down.
Three other men including my father were captured and placed in
a room.
My father said one by one the men were taken out, leaving my father
for last. Apparently my father escaped, but the others didn'tand that
is all I can recall of what my father had told me.
Victor Leroy Duer
On Fri, 10 Jan 1997
Lyle Victor Duer wrote:
17259 E. Bethany Circle
Aurora, CO 80013
Telephone: 303-680-9013
Fax: 303-680-7693
Area of Interest: POW
Comments ...
Looking to write or talk to anyone who served with Victor Leroy Duer
USAF Captain in Korea in 1951/52.
Please contact me at my home address or fax number during day.
Thank you.
--from KWP---
We need his unit for more research. -ed
SSgt Grady M. Weeks - POW/MIA
On Sun, 22 Sep 96
"GERALD R. GRIGGS" grgriggs@msn.com wrote:
SSgt Grady M. Weeks was a POW/MIA who was lost in August of 1952
while flying as a member of an aircrew in a mission over North Korea.
He was my father and I would be interested in any information that
anyone would have about him. He was from Birmingham Alabama.
Lt Col Rebecca Weeks
28th Bombardment Squadron
On Thu, 26 Dec 1996
Patrick Differ wrote:
2705 Kennys Hill Drive
Westminster,MD 21157
410-876-6146
Fax: 410-636-3918
Interested in any current information regarding my father:
Master Sgt. Patrick M. Differ, 28th Bombardment
Squadron, 19th Bombardment Group.
MIA from a mission on December 30,1952.
Captain Karen Schwartz has communicated info to my brother
Bill Differ.Please pass on my E-mail address.
Thank you,
Pat Differ
1st Lt. Dominiqye Kenneth Martin - USAF
From: Chris Christerson a0014466@airmail.net
Date: Thu, 09 Jan 1997
Subject: 1st Lt. Dominiqye Kenneth Martin A0 1 909 619 -MIA
Lt. Martin's wife, Mrs. Rosemarie Ann Martin, is remarried and is now
Mrs.Rosemarie Ann Christerson living at
1112 Hamilton Dr. Richardson, Texas 75080.
The mail she has received from HQ AFPC/DPWCM has her last name
misspelled. We would appreciate your seeing that it is corrected to the
spelling herein and continue to keep her updated on progress of the
USAF efforts to locate the remains of Lt. Martin.
Thanks very much.
Chris & Rosemarie Christerson
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unit not identified at this time
1LT Ralph Porter Bradley
On Thu, 17 Sep 1998
Gerald May Email address wrote:
I am seeking any further information on my father - 1LT Ralph Porter
Bradley, listed as died while missing 12-31-1953. Where was he
captured, what camps, how do we know he died, when were the US
authorities notified and by whom?
1LT Ralph Porter Bradley was with the 8th Bomb Sq, 3rd Bomb Group (L)
as a navigator from 22 April 1951 thru 16 June 1951. On June 13, 1951
he was declared missing in action and dropped from rolls 16Jun51.
It shows 22 combat missions, missing on the 22nd.
I was only 2 1/2 years old when we lost him. I really would like to
know if anyone remembers him or his crew members. Any information would
help me put togther his family history as well as mine.
Thank you for your assistance.
Susan R. Bradley
Rt 2 Box 143-D
Brundidge, Alabama 36010
334-735-5776
E-MAIL: sbradley@snowhill.com
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