FOUND OLD PHOTOGRAPH

Comments: found an old photo belonging to my mother of her old boyfriend. He's blonde, dressed in pilot gear?? and standing in front of large shed / building. Left top of bldg says FOXY FEW and other side FITIN - rest is cut off. Small sign above door says 12th ftr. bmr. sqdn, foxy few operations - looks like picture of animal also??? I remember mom talking about old boyfriend that was shot down. She was an airline stewardess for taca / twa in early 50's. Thought someone might really like to have this picture - Thanks!

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D.L.HUBBLE, 12TH FBW,53-54

Comments: WOULD LIKE TO HEAR FROM ANYONE WHO MAY HAVE KNOWN MY DAD, DL (DELMA) HUBBLE; SERVED IN THE 12TH FBW IN 53-54. WE HAVE A COLLECTION OF MUGS WITH THE SQDN LOGO, EACH PERSONALIZED WITH EACH KIDS NAME. DAD RETIRED IN 68 AFTER 26 YEARS (MARINES AND AIR FORCE), PASSED AWAY IN 91.

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ANYONE IN K-55 12TH FTR BMR SQDN OR 18TH FTR BMR SQDN 1952-53 OR 51ST MAINT SQDN-JAPAN?

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ANYONE IN K-55 12TH FTR BMR SQDN OR 18TH FTR BMR SQDN 1952-53 OR 51ST MAINT SQDN-JAPAN?

Comments: Looking for anyone with information or pictures from anyone attached to the 12th or 18th FTR BMR WING or 51st Maint Sqdn - Japan.

Keywords: F86D Saber Jet Pusan

Capt. R.A. Masterson

Comments: Did anyone know or fly with Capt. R.A. "Bat" Masterson, F-86, and F-51 pilot with the Foxy Few. His son would like to know more about his time in Korea.

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Foxy Few Member

Comments: I flew the F-51 on combat missions out of Chinhae and staged out of Soeul Air Base in Korea.

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Capt Bruce Ferguson

Comments: Looking for information on Bruce H Ferguson who I belive served in the 18th FBS as an F86 pilot.

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K-46 Wonju 11/51 - 09/52

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I was in WWII and the Korean War.

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Sharkmouth

Comments: I am an a/c historian looking for info on pilot and crew of 2 Shark -mouth Mustangs. "Was That Too Fast" s# 412843 (FF-943) and s#484870

Keywords: Sharkmouth, Mustang, "Was That Too Fast" Tiger Squadron

12th Sqdn

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Korea in '52

Comments: I have searched high and low for a man named Joseph Shuhocki. I am certain that the spelling I have is incorrect, so I am hoping that someone out there can steer me in the right direction and help me locate this individual.

I have a very good friend that has shared many stories with me about the Korean war and this name keeps coming up. I thought it would be a nice surprise from me to him to find this man and perhaps put the two of them in touch somehow.

Any help would be greatly appreciated Thank you

Keith

Keywords: 18th Fighter-bomber wing 12th Fighter-bomber squadron

Williams, Francis A. (Willie)

Comments: Anyone out there know my father? He retired from the New Mexico Air National Guard(Lt. Col.). He was pretty tight-assed about his military duty, so the little I know was from others. I understand that a museum in New Mexico plans to purchase a p-51 he flew, restore it and attach his name to it. He sure was bigger than life to me. He bagged one probably in mig alley June 18, 1952 the day I as born.

Keywords: 12 th fighter bomber squad,Willie,p-51,f-86,100 missions Korea, 100 missions WWII Europe, silver stars, purple heart

special opns info

Comments: greetings. looking for info on Philip K Raeder, who was w/air intel out of tokyo. was part of some special ops while attached to the 12th during the korean war. any help greatly appreciated. best braxton

Keywords: air intelligence, 5th AF, Tokyo

Searching for Family or Friends of MIA's

Comments: I would like to make contact with any family or friends of the following MIA’s that were assigned to the 12th Fighter Bomber Squadron: 1st Lt. Donald E. Hoffman, Alexander City, AL, Capt. Chauncey A. Bennett Jr., Seattle, WA, 1st Lt. Mike S. David, Los Angeles, CA, Capt. Ramon R. Davis, Ames, IA, Capt. Frederick G. Hudson III, Monroe, LA, Capt. Tedrick G. Irwin, Miami, FL, 1st Lt. Robert J. Lucas, Albuquerque, NM, Capt. Harry R. Middleton, Nappanee, IN, 1st Lt. Eric F. O’Briant, Durham, NC Capt. Graham Smith, Brooklyn, NY, 1st Lt. Raymond A. Stewart Jr., Houston, TX, 1st Lt. Lawrence E. Wolfe Jr., Americus, GA. If you have any information on any of these men, please e-mail me at the address provided. Thank you very much.

Ray Sestak

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CAPT.DAVIS, RAMON R. - MIA

Comments: I would like to make contact with any family or friends of Captain Davis. Please contact me at the e-mail address provided. Thank you.

Ray Sestak

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SMITH GRAHAM CAPT. MIA 4/30/51

Comments: I am looking for kin of Capt. Graham Smith who was with 12th Ftr Bomb Sq, 18th Ftr Bomb Wg and, I believe, flying a F 51. He was born on April 19 1919 and was MIA on April 30 1951. We understand that his remains were never recovered. He was said to be from Brooklyn (Kings County) NY. Kin need to be located and put in touch with the Missing Persons Office of the appropriate military authorities who generally keep the kin informed as to their progress in finding information on those that were missing. Anyone knowing of the names and addresses of the kin are asked to contact the undersigned. Kin could call USAF MSGT Fishback or his successor at 1 800 531 5501. When calling Msgt Fishback give him your name and address, the name of the casualty and your relationship to the casualty and other identifying information about the casualty and ask for information on the family update program and incident reports. Kin could also contact the undersigned. If Msgt. Fishback is called please let me know so that our search may be discontinued and we can continue our search for kin of other missing servicemen. Anyone interested in learning more about the MIAs and the need for DNA typing may visit the Korean War Project web site which is at www.koreanwar.org Date: Sep 20 2001. Kenneth E Page, director, northeast ny chapter kwva, inc., troy, ny.

Keywords: F 51 12th Ftr Bomb Sq 18th Ftr Bomb Wg

Any information about Harold Forster would be greatly appreciated

Comments: 12FTR Bomb Sqdn 18 FTR Bomb Wing

Missing in action, last known position 20 miles east of Chunchon. November 1951, was declared Killed in Action. I never had the opportunity to know my father. I would appreciate any information about him. If you knew him or flew with him, I would love to hear anything you could tell me about him.

Keywords: 12FTR Bomb Sqdn, 18 FTR Bomb Wing, Chunchon, November, May, 1951, Harold Forster

Comments: Please! Any one who can help! I am seeking any marine, air force or navy pilots as well as infantry soldiers to interview for an upcoming novel.

Thanks, Damien French

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HELP! INTERVIEWS WANTED!

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K-46,1951-52

Comments: Would like to get in touch with the following: WILLY JOE DIXON-WACO,TEXAS EUGENE J. COGLIOTI-BEAVER FALLS,PA. JAMES LEEPER-LINDALL, MISSOURI FRANK SMITH- EAST SALT LAKE CITY,UTAH JERRY THOMAS-TOLEDO,OHIO CHARLES TRAUTMAN-LEBANON,PA. ALLEN CLOUD-VALLEY STATION,KY. GEORGE DYER-CARIBOU,MAINE JAMES A.DUVALL-TOLEDO,OHIO

Keywords: 12th.Fighter Bomber Sq. Armament section K-46 1951-52

General Daniel W. James JR.

Comments: We are writing in concern of information containing on the planes flown by Daniel James Jr. during this time.. Mr. James is historicaly known for his completions within the Airforce but also for stressing the issues of qualities of determination and sincerity, arguing that performance, not skin color, was how a person should be judged. He was the first Black 4-star general in American History. To the men and women who served with him, we would like to salute you all. Any information of his history would be gratefully appreciated, esp. info on his planes and missions. thanx

Keywords: 12th Fighter-Bomber Squadron, 18th Fighter Wing, at Clark Field: from September 1949 to July 1951

HELP NEEDED!!!

Comments: help, i a desperate for infomation concerning a pilot that flew in the 12th FBS and was part of the 18thFBW during korea. the infomation i am seeking is about a pilot that flew a P51D Mustang under the aircraft name of "was that too fast?" i need to know who the piot was of this machine so if you have any infomation concerning the pilot of this plane could you PLEASE send it to my e-mail address.

many thanks.

Keywords: foxy few ,P51D , unknown

DON REICH - PILOT

Comments: My father, Don Reich (Donald Paul Reich, 1923-1975), was a pilot in WW-II and the Korean War. As a child, I asked him what he did in the military. He said that he flew Air Force P-51s in these two wars, and when asked for more details, he would only elaborate with "the P in P-51 means pursuit." I have long admired my father as I knew him, and these planes. He had a few souvenirs from the Foxy Few, a T-shirt and a set of mugs, both emblazoned with a cartoon fox wearing the fur-lined leather headware of a military pilot, and a P/F-51 with a big set of teeth painted on the front. As a child I associated the big open mouth on a "fighter" plane with the Flying Tigers. I still don't know if he was associated with them. I have a grainy video, copied from some old film reels from his gun camera, while strafing and firing rockets. The film has F-51 and the mission date at the bottom of the frame. I am searching for more info on the Foxy Few (I will try to find a reference to the military designation and update this comment).

Keywords: Foxy Few P-51 F-51

do you have info: James D Heath

Comments: Thank you for reading this.

I am trying to locate any information - especially any friends of my dad, James D. Heath who flew for the 12th FBS in March, 1951. If you knew him or have any pictures, diary references, ... , anything that could help me to know something about him, please email me at:

jheath53@yahoo.com

Here is a summarized report of his last mission: ==================================== My dad, Capt. James D. Heath was last seen flying wingman to Capt. Wendell D. Miller flight, leader of "Migrate Yoke", on a two plane (P-51) armed reconnaissance mission. The two separated to pursue separate targets and Capt. Miller lost radio contact with my dad. He began an aerial search and after a short time called in another group, "Migrate Queen", to help with the search.

They did locate aircraft wreckage that was scattered over 600 - 800 feet. There were no large pieces of the aircraft and no signs of life. Running low on fuel, they were forced to fly back to their base. No ground search was ever made.

Keywords: C1 Area, P51, Foxy Few, March 1951, Capt. James D. Heath, Capt. Wendell D.Miller, Migrate Yoke, Migrate Queen