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Entry: 77830 US AIR FORCE SERVICEMEN IN POW CAMPS - CAMP UNKOWN	RE: WILLIAM D. BEALE
MARY JUSTUS CASTALDI wrote on February 11, 2011 CITY AND STATE: LAGUNA NIGUEL CA UNIT: SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: FAMILY MEMBER Comments: My father, 1st. Lt. Bert W. Justus was a POW MIA in Korea. I have a report signed by a William D. Beale stating that my father was suffering from blood poisoning in leg and is assumed to have died. I was 6 years old. I am sorry to hear about the death of your father only 10 years after my dad. The report your father filed after the war ended is one of the few that give us some idea of what happened to my father. I can't thank him but I can tell you how much it meant to us. Keywords: Answer to question I was unable to email.

Entry: 75217 US AIR FORCE SERVICEMEN IN POW CAMPS - CAMP UNKOWN	UNCLE BUBBA
ANTHONY LINDSEY wrote on June 25, 2010 CITY AND STATE: ARNAUDVILLE LA UNIT: US AIR CORP. SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: FAMILY MEMBER Comments: Please contact Jerry Wayne Lindsey in Ozark, Arkansas at 479-518-2257 in regard to any information about his brother Bubba. My name is Anthony or Tony and my grandmother has died without knowing what happened to her son, other than he is MIA. My father told me it was a Suicide mission and he was a gunner on a bomber. He has more contact information than I do, and can be reached at the above number.He knows what his Christian name was, what unit he was with, and other things that I do not know. Keywords: Uncle Bubba Lindsey.

Entry: 73357 US AIR FORCE SERVICEMEN IN POW CAMPS - CAMP UNKOWN	GEORGE WILLIAM
WILLIAM BEALE JR. wrote on January 30, 2010 CITY AND STATE: BOWLING GREEN VA UNIT: SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: FAMILY MEMBER Comments: I am looking for anyone who may have been a POW with my father. Dad was killed in a B-52 crash in 1961 when I was 11. I am interested in hearing about his life as a POW Keywords: Bill Beale a B-29 navigator was a POW for 24 months when I was 11.

Entry: 62782 US AIR FORCE SERVICEMEN IN POW CAMPS - CAMP UNKOWN	WE CAN'T BURY MY GRANPA
JESSICA WILCOX wrote on October 30, 2007 CITY AND STATE: UNIT: SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: FAMILY MEMBER 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. Keywords:

Entry: 59215 US AIR FORCE SERVICEMEN IN POW CAMPS - CAMP UNKOWN	ELDON JAMES KNUTSON
TY KNUTSON wrote on October 14, 2006 CITY AND STATE: SHERMAN OAKS CA UNIT: SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: INTERESTED PERSON 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 Keywords:

Entry: 57264 US AIR FORCE SERVICEMEN IN POW CAMPS - CAMP UNKOWN
MIKE HEBERT wrote on May 21, 2006 CITY AND STATE: UNIT: SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: FAMILY MEMBER 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

Entry: 54806 US AIR FORCE SERVICEMEN IN POW CAMPS - CAMP UNKOWN	STILL SEEKING INFO ON MY FATHER
JAMES SAYRE wrote on December 23, 2005 CITY AND STATE: UNIT: SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: FAMILY MEMBER 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,

Entry: 46906 US AIR FORCE SERVICEMEN IN POW CAMPS - CAMP UNKOWN	FROM CHINA INTERESTED IN POW
ZHANG BOCHUN wrote on November 16, 2004 CITY AND STATE: UNIT: SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: - Comments: I come from China. Now i watch a TV program concerning POW screened by our TV station¡£ Keywords:

Entry: 42914 US AIR FORCE SERVICEMEN IN POW CAMPS - CAMP UNKOWN	WILLIAM (WILLY) STANLEY
RENEE ANDERSON wrote on May 8, 2004 CITY AND STATE: UNIT: SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: FAMILY MEMBER 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

Entry: 42574 US AIR FORCE SERVICEMEN IN POW CAMPS - CAMP UNKOWN	LT QUINN, POW
STANLEY BROWN wrote on April 24, 2004 CITY AND STATE: WALSENBURG CO UNIT: 8TH THEN 13TH BOMB SQDN SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: AIR FORCE VETERAN - KOREA 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

Entry: 35020 US AIR FORCE SERVICEMEN IN POW CAMPS - CAMP UNKOWN	JOHN TURNER
J. BLACK wrote on June 22, 2003 CITY AND STATE: UNIT: SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: AIR FORCE VETERAN - KOREA Comments: Keywords:

Entry: 32502 US AIR FORCE SERVICEMEN IN POW CAMPS - CAMP UNKOWN	LOOKING FOR ANY INFORMATION ON MAJOR KASSEL M. KEENE
RAYMOND (RAY) SESTAK wrote on March 5, 2003 CITY AND STATE: WESTERLO NY UNIT: SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: INTERESTED PERSON 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. Keywords:

Entry: 24476 US AIR FORCE SERVICEMEN IN POW CAMPS - CAMP UNKOWN	AIR FORCE CAMPS
JONAH GUTTMAN wrote on April 2, 2002 CITY AND STATE: CINCINNATI OH UNIT: SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: UNITED NATIONS VETERAN - KOREA Comments: Keywords:

Entry: 24051 US AIR FORCE SERVICEMEN IN POW CAMPS - CAMP UNKOWN	DOMINGO REYNA CABRERA POW
SANDRA FLORES wrote on March 18, 2002 CITY AND STATE: CORPUS CHRISTI TX UNIT: SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: AIR FORCE VETERAN - KOREA 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 Keywords:

Entry: 7380 US AIR FORCE SERVICEMEN IN POW CAMPS - CAMP UNKOWN	OPERATION GLORY
PAMELA TANNER wrote on March 8, 2000 CITY AND STATE: PULASKI NY UNIT: SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: INTERESTED PERSON 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

Entry: 2876 US AIR FORCE SERVICEMEN IN POW CAMPS - CAMP UNKOWN	POW INTEREST
CARL MCKINNEY wrote on April 7, 1999 CITY AND STATE: RIVERSIDE CA UNIT: SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: Comments: Ret USAF MSGT Keywords:

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