The Flying Nightmare - downed Spt 55

Comments: My father Leroy Nelson, was aboard the B-29 the day it went down, September 8th 1955. 200 miles from Kadena AFB, all crew members lost. Trying to locate anyone that knew him,or anyone with crew pictures, thanks Neal

Keywords: B-29- The Flying Nightmare, 5th Air Force,18thFB Wing

Wool Sweater

Comments: High quality 100% pure new wool sweater made of classic style supplied worldwide. Shop Online Niffi and Wooly back ranges Knitwear!

Keywords: Wool Sweater, Knitwear, knitting patterns sweater, sweater coat, British sweaters, womens sweater, mens sweaters, cashmere sweater, black sweaters, knitwear online

boyie san

Comments: i hve been thinking of these buddies all of these years

Keywords: porkey joeie rosey are old buds

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Fighting Cock insignia

Comments: Looking for infomation on how to obtain the insignia patch for the 18th fighter bomber wing. The insignia is the Fighting Cock and I am trying to find this to give to my father at Christmas due to the fact he has lost his.

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FOUND: So Jong Ri Korea 18th Fighter Bomber Wing Orphanage Brass Bowl

Comments: While antiquing, I found a brass bowl with a lid. The bottom is stamped with the word KOREA and two Korean symbols, the top lid has 4 Korean symbols, a flower, and the Korean flag. Around the top of the lid reads "SO JONG RI KOREA - 18TH FIGHTER BOMBER WING ORPHAN-AGE"

I was wondering if anyone else had one like it, or if maybe these words were made into the lid during or after the war. Any feedback would be great. You can email me at bluravenstudio@yahoo.com. Thank you!

Keywords: 18th, Fighter Bomber, Wing, Orphanage, Korea, Sojong Ri

KIA MIA CAPT. HOWARD SMITH

Comments: HOWARD EMMERSON SMITH

Air Force

Hostile, Died While Missing (MIA)

Date Of Loss: July 30, 1950

1LT - O2

Service Number: AO947003 MOS: -----

Home of Record: SPOKANE, WA

Place of Loss: Unknown Location

Born: April 16, 1920 Year of Birth: 1920

Caucasian

Korean War Project Key No: 27989

Date Of Final Status: (December 31, 1953)

Keywords: See below. I'M TRYING TO LOCATE HIS LAST UNIT. AND FURTHER DETAILS ABOUT HIM AND HIS FAMILY MEMBERS. HE WAS MY CO AT A SMALL RADAR STATION IN NORTH JAPAN WHEN THE KW STARTED. THANKS TO ANYONE WHO CAN HELP. Bob Frasco

Mess hall fire at K 55

Comments: I recall a mess hall fire sometime in 1953 at k55 never did know why.

Keywords: Was a munitions maint.type.Young bomb humper

looking for my father

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Keywords: My Father was A Capt, I beleive in the USAF ,He flew P-80s and F-86D aircraft in the Korean War his name was Joseph D. Levine can you help me find information on him he later on flew in Laos flying C-46 Commandos for CAT Civil Air Transport .can you help me, He died last year of Cancer at 72 Years of age ,I would like to know some thing about my father. Thank you

K-10 CHINHAE KOREA-1952

Comments: Arrived at K-10 in January 1952 and rotated to the states in December 1952. I had the Supply Unit for Aircraft (theF-51 Mustang), clothing, signal, mainte- nance and others. I can remember trading booze for clothing (especially sweaters and wool jackets) for our guys to keep warm. I guess this was called "Scrounge Supply".. Whatever, it took!!!

Keywords: Supply Sergeant for 18th FBS at K-10.

korea K-46 51-52

Comments: worked side by side with armorers of the 2nd sq.I remember a Jerry Colman of the 2nd sq.We got alone very well.

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look for name of p51 pilot

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Keywords: im looking for the name of the pilot who flew the p51 mustang named the deacon

18th FBW Aerobatic Team-F-86F's

Comments: I am an aviation historian working on a book on F-86 aerobatic teams. I am looking to coorespond with anyone who witnessed a quartet of F-86F's based at K-55, Osan from mid 1953 or so thru 1954. Pilots were from the 12th and 67th FBS and performed many times right over the base. Need experiences, information and photos if available.

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Air Vice Marshal John Howe

Comments: I am currently working on the autobiography of John Howe who flew with No 2 Squadron SAAF as part of the 18th FBW. He was in Korea June to October 1951.

I am seeking anybody who may have encouneterd John and am also interested in the American perspective on working alongside the South Africans. I appreciate there was a very healthy respect for them - and they for the Americans - but if anyone can add any personal thoughts to that I would be interested to hear from them.

You may be interested to know that John left the SAAF in 1954 to join the Royal Air Force with whom he completed his career as an Air Vice Marshal. He currently lives in Norwich, England.

I am also seeking Ed Rackham who was on the 18th FBW and who John met up with later at RAF Woodbridge in England when he commanded 74 Squadron RAF flying the Lightning. Between them John and Ed instigated the first Tiger Meet which of course has grown into an annual NATO affair and the organisation still thrives today.

I look forward to hearing from anyone who may be able to help.

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1st. Lt. Bert White, P-51 Fighter Pilot, Korean War

Comments: Seeking information--if anyone remembers 1st. Lt. Bert White, who completed his 100th combat mission on Aug. 29, 1951. He and other Nat'l Guard pilots from Great Falls, Mt., were sent to Pusan in July or Aug. 1950. Bert also served several months with ground troops of the US Army and ROK; he was a forward observer, calling in artillery and air strikes against Communist forces. He did not speak of the war until 1983, then shared with me that he had served with a "whole bunch of heroes"--every man he served with in Korea. Bert passed away in Nov. 1991, and only shortly before his death revealed that he had earned many decorations, among them the DFC for action near Sinanju on Aug. 22, 1951. We have some small Kodak shots of damaged P-51s and some gun camera film of about half his missions. I served as a USAFSS airborne intercept operator in South Korea in 1963. I'm writing a family history. Any info is appreciated. Thanks to the "whole bunch of heroes" who served during the Korean War--and to the thousands of "peace keepers" who have served since.

Keywords: 1st. Lt. Bert White, P51, Pilot, Pusan

List of 18th Wing KW Veterans

Comments: Truckbusters From Dogpatch: The Combat History of the 18th Fighter-Bomber Wing in the Korean War, 1950-1953 will be published in early 2005. One of its Appendices will be a listing of 18th Wing Veterans of the Korean War era. The list now exceeds 3,000, but will probably increase significantly prior to publication. Veterans of the 18th or their families are welcome to submit names of veterans for inclusion on the list. An email or a written communication will suffice. Please include full name, rank, unit and period of service, if known.

Keywords: 18th Wing KW Veterans

Mechanic 6/53-6/54

Comments: My duty was Mechanic in the 3/4 ton, crane, wrecker& M-20 Armored car shop.

Keywords: june- 1953 to june- 54 , 18th Mtr Veh Sqdn ,K-55 Osan .

12th fbs k-46

Comments: SERVED WITH THE 12TH. AT K-46 FROM SEPT.51 TO JULY 52.ALSO WAS AT O'HARE FIELD SEPT.52 TO APRIL 53.THEN AT KINROSS FIELD MICH.UNTIL MY DISCHARGE ON JAN.31 55.WOULD LOVE TO HEAR FROM ANYBODY THAT WAS AT THESE BASES AT THESE TIMES.

Keywords: armament 12th.fbs.

cargo plane

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Keywords: cargo plane shot down durning the korean warname:dekota

DANIEL 'CHAPPIE' JAMES

Comments: Dear Sir I am doing a project for the Tuskegee Airmen Inc. Bay Area Chapter. I am lookin for the markings: side number and serial number of Daniel "Chappie" James aircraft - both the F-51 and the F-80 he used in the Korean War when he was attached to the 18th FBW / 12 FBS. If anyone has information or pictures of his aircraft or any one he used that shows the markings PLEASE contact me at me by e-mail. Thank you for your time and kind reply.

Sincerly Dwayne

Keywords: Tuskegee Airmen, 18th FBW, 12th FBS, F-51, F-80

e-mail update

Comments: My name is Ben Laws I was at K-46 in 1952.I drove a six by number 1602(duce) the name Stroker painted on the hood I lived in the mechanics tent. one of the mechanics used to ride shot gun with me once in a while out on my run to pick up laborers in the morning, and home at night. His name was Gustafson. We didn't go by first names. If your out there buddy I have tons of pictures. One of you in fact.trucker@icehouse.net

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Sgt. Eugene B. Waldron

Comments: Looking for anyone who may have known my Father. He was in Korea on the third day of the out break. He didn't talk a whole lot about it but I remember he said he was in armour maintenance and worked on P-51 Mustangs. His pilot was Chappie James,which he had a very deep respect for. He had a picture of himself and Chappie,plus some of his other friends but since his death and my mothers I can't find any of the photos.If anyone remembers him I would appreciate any feed back or photos.

Keywords: Chappie James,Armour maintenance P-51,1950-1952 Korea

18th fightr bomber

Comments: Hi, my name is David Kowalchek, my dad is Walter E. Kowalchek, he served in Korea 52-54 active in the 18th fghtr Bmbr group. He now resides in Auburn Mass,originaly from Worcester Mass. Iam writing this for several reasons.1ST does anyone have any info in dealing with the V.A.as to benefits and eligability? 2nd any reunions in this area? 3rd I think he would apreciate to hear from any of his fellow A.F.buddies. He is a very proud vet and has extensive photo journals and many stories from the time he served in Korea. In closeing I can only say we as a people need to stand up and demand our vets get the treatment they deserve, Our government that we belive in needs to take a closer look at the vets and their families that have suffered the aftermath of war related trauma. Just thank a vet everday no matter what part he or she played, without there service we as a nation would not be free. thanks d.j.k.

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Dogpatch Jan. 52 - Dec. 52

Comments: Arrived at K-10 in Jan. Freezing Cold. First night was spent in tent (the oil stove blew up during the night, soot covered everyone). Assigned to the 18th AIO as payroll and personnel specialist. Lived in quonset near the hospital and gymnasium. Left about mid Dec. and spent next three years at Eglin AFB, FL. Would like to hear from anyone from the 18th AIO.

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LOCATE CAPT JOHN'JACK' MULLIN

Comments: I served as base ops officer of k10 and k46 1952. Capt mullin was flying safety officer during the dame time period

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looking for buddies USAF 18th Fighter Bomber Wing/Korea 1953

Comments: I am a nurse who is trying to contact anyone who may be interested in communicating with a patient of mine who has advansed MS and has a dream to contact anyone who may have served USAF 18th Fighter Bomber Wing in Korea 1953.. His name is Angelo Caputo and is a very proud vetran...wishing to fullfil a dream to contact anyone connected to this time in his life.. thanks to all of you...Diane

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Comments: Our new president (Red Ryder) asked me to take on the duty of association historian. I am seeking information on who attened the first reunion in Colorado Springs 1996 of 18th FBW. I would appreciate any help or information.

Especially the people who attended from the Second South African Squadron. Thank you Joe Krakovsky

Keywords: I was stationed in Korea April 1952 to April 1953.

Berlin Airlift & Korean Conflict (US Army Air Corps WWII)

Comments: Any info. relating to identifing period of time mentioned please reply. Tring to locate info. during his years of service.

Keywords: Looking for info. relating to my step father: 1st Lieutenant Ray Eugene (Reb) Timmerman date of birth 7-17-19,served in US Army Air Corp as figther pilot during 1942-1945. Pictures related to Korean market place, Korea sign reading 18th Fighter Bomber Wing, Motor Pool, Korea. Plane tail black with WF #10 on side. Also Hotel Ambassador Korea, red plane tail #272590 on plane that was returning home. Military ring has 1942 E with X-XXXXX numbers engraved on the inside. Have a picture of him in a P-51 Mustang and also flew Lockheed P38J Lightening.

chinhae k-10/1951-52

Comments: trying to locate anyone who served with my stepdad,Hank Capolongo, at Chinhae in 1951-52. He was primarily servicing Mustangs. He was 20-21 yrs old then and from Ithaca, NY. Now lives in Port Richey, Fl. with his wife.He has always been especially proud to have been a wartime enlisted man with the 18thFBG.I would love to find someone in Florida who knew him.Like most vets, he did his duty honorably and then returned home to pick up where he left off.Since retiring he has begun to wonder how his fellow vets were and are.

Keywords: chinhae k-10/1951-52/ 18th maintenance sqd/"Hank" Capolongo

18th Fighter Bomber Wing

Comments: I served at K-46, Wonju in AIO. Would liketo hear from someone who has photo's of base, planes, runway & etc. I was a heavy equipment operator. We had our equipment at Motor Pool by Flight line.

Would like any information on Ross Torson from Coffeyville, Kansas, "Butler" SAAF from Cape Town South Africa, Lt. Keyser who was in AIO at K-46. Does anyone remember the house boy named Mousey from K-46. I was wondering what ever happened to him?

Comments: I arrived at K-10 from Japan in May 1952. I served with the 18th Fighter Bomber Wing. After about 2 weeks I was flown to K-46 near Wonju, this was the advanced base. We served with the South African Air Force there. We used F-51 Mustangs and so did they. They flew bombing missions every day. We lost some planes and several got shot up. I worked in AIO - as a heavy equipment operator. I plowed snow, worked on roads and runways. The winter was very cold and we didn't have warm boots or clothes. The guard duty at night around the planes was bitter cold. The guys on the flight line had a rough job in the cold too. We slept in tents about five or six men to a tent. In 1953 part of our unit and all the planes went to K-55 - Osan and the F-86 Sabre jet was the one to replace the F-51. I have alot of memories of those times, we did a good job and I'm proud to have served in the Korean War. The 18th Fighter Bomber Unit was a proud unit. From Korea I returned to the states and served at Tooele Ordanance Depot, Utah. I have alot of stories and etc. in case anyone would like to contact me. A/2c Gordon Knight AF18393626 BOX 423 SINTON, TEXAS 78387 361-364-2193

Keywords: A/2c Gordon Knight, K-10 May 1952 to May 1953

51st Maint Sqdn attached

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Comments: i would like to know about reunions

Keywords: commanding general rogers,dogpatchers 51 mustangs 1950 and 1951 came over from tachikawa,japan in maintenance squadron looking for b.h.wilson e. manko c.mankiewicz

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Anyone flying from K16 in July 1951?

Comments: I am looking for men who may have served with my father Capt. Joseph Matthew Babasa. He was from Tucson Arizona although stationed in Conn. He flew out of k-16 on a bombing run on July 9th , 1951 he is still missing and unaccounted for. If you have any information or know of anyone who might know of Joe. I would love to hear from you . Thank You Kagan West youngest child of Joseph M. Babasa

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18th Motor Veh Sq

Comments: My Dad served Mar 1951 to Apr 1952 in this unit He does not have a email address. Looking for anyone who served with him. His two sons served durning the Viet Nam and Gulf wars. (Marines)

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f-86 crash

Comments: I am looking for information about a crash of two F-86s from the 18th FBW in Japan on Jan. 8 or 9, 1955. It could of been a midair collision. There were other crashes near Japan around the same time. One of the crashes was an F-86D in the East China Sea.

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18th Medical Sqdn

Comments: Would like to contact former medics from the 18th Med Sqdn. Or anyone who knew me in Korea.

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K-10 Chinhea, Korea

Comments: I arrived at K-10 from Japan in May 1952. I served with the 18th Fighter Bomber Wing. After about 2 weeks I was flown to K-46 near Wonju, this was the advanced base. We served with the South African Air Force there. We used F-51 Mustangs and so did they. They flew bombing missions every day. We lost some planes and several got shot up. I worked in AIO - as a heavy equipment operator. I plowed snow, worked on roads and runways. The winter was very cold and we didn't have warm boots or clothes. The guard duty at night around the planes was bitter cold. The guys on the flight line had a rough job in the cold too. We slept in tents about five or six men to a tent. In 1953 part of our unit and all the planes went to K-55 - Osan and the F-86 Sabre jet was the one to replace the F-51. I have alot of memories of those times, we did a good job and I'm proud to have served in the Korean War. The 18th Fighter Bomber Unit was a proud unit. From Korea I returned to the states and served at Tooele Ordanance Depot, Utah. I have alot of stories and etc. in case anyone would like to contact me. A/2c Gordon Knight AF18393626 BOX 423 SINTON, TEXAS 78387 361-364-2193

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remembering K10 and K55

Comments: Truck buster was a newspaper printed by the wing. I have two old copiesDated Nov 17. 1952& JAN 31 1953 tHE 53 COPY HAS A STORY OF THE LAST MUSTANG MISSION BEFORE SWITCHING TO THE f-86.....ALSO cHRISMAS CARD, WHICH HAS LIL ABNER FLYING IN A P51..on the cover and seasons greeting from the 18th fighter bomber wing inside

Keywords: Remember, S/sgt Nelson, Briggs and Davis, Both from Maine.My Buddy Rick from Philadelphia

Here is another one

Comments: Have old photos of Chin-ae Town and photo of President (Korea) Sigman-Reha With General Van Fleet. Also have perfect yearbook Album of the 18th Fighter-Bomber Wing

Keywords: Worked in Photo Lab Set up Hobby Shop and worked with Special Service Group. 1951 to March 1952

18th Med. Gp.

Comments: We were assigned to Detachment 1, of the 18th Medical Group at an airstrip, known as K-46, located a few miles from the City of Wonju.

Some of my buddies there, included Billy Horne, from Austin, TX, Arthur Castro, from Corcoran, CA, Elton Hill, from Mansfield, LA, and Kenneth Davis, from somewhere in Ohio.

The two flight surgeons with whom we served were Dr. Bill Singer, and Dr. William Anschutz.

Keywords: Jan. thru Dec., 1952 18th Medical Group, Detachment 1

Missed E-Mail address

Comments: AP named Clements contacted me in November but I accidentally lost his E-Mail address. Would appreciate his contacting me again. Thanks.

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1951-52 CHINHA WONJU

Comments: Would like to hear from ole buddies. Especially Gilber J. Vanover or if you know his whereabouts.

Verlyn L. Mason, CMS (USAF-Ret)

Keywords: 1951-52 Chinha Wonju 18th Fighter Bomber Wing

Photos Wanted

Comments: Would like to contact people having photos of K-10 Chinhea, during JAN-51 thru APR-51. Of special interest: hill @ K-10 hollowed out by Japs during WWII, runway and layout of Air Base. As well as photos of town of Chinhae.

Keywords: Air Police - Jan 51 to med Apr 51. Looking for: Pfc Hisenhofer, Sgt Poole.

18th FTR BMB GP- K-55

Comments: Served with base power from 4/53- 4/54

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Dogpatch Tower

Comments: Was tower chief at "Dogpatch Tower" K-10 Chinhae, Korea from June 51 until May 52 with a few side trips to K-46. I am interested in finding the booklet publised by the 18FBW called "The Truckbusters" and also one of the unit patches that showed Daisy Man and Lil Abner riding on a F-51. There is a small photo of it in "Mustangs over Korea" but I am unable to copy. "Mustangs over Korea " has a good photo of the Control Tower.

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18 Supply Sq

Comments: Arrived K10 Aug 52 Left by train Dec 52 for K55 Osan.

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Jack Ziemer

Comments: My grandfather flew with the 18th in late 1951-early 52. Would like to get in touch with the men who flew with him.

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Served w/18th.fbw @ K-10 ChinHAE

Comments: Have a publication approximately 146 pages produced while 18th.FBW (The Truckbusters)was at Chinhae(Dogpatch)(K-10)during period Jan to Aug 51. Book also has photographs and names of members of the 2nd South African AF Squadron. Book was printed by Public Information Office 18th. FBW, Sept 30, 1951. Illustrated by Sgt. David H. McNichol; Layout by Cpl. dJohn C. McDannold; Edited by S/Sgt. Richard S. Schlingledecker. Printed by Toppan Printing, Ltd., Tokyo, Japan.

Keywords: Worked primarily w/Air Police - remember S/sgt. Brumskin; T/sgt. M. Vice; S/sgt. Lane; M/sgt. Worley.

Logging In

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18th Mtr Veh Sq, APO 970

Comments: Looking for any information on my father Kenneth M. Massengale. He arrived in Korea around Sept 13, 1951 and left around Sept 1, 1952. Thank you.

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'MOON' MULLINS

Comments: Does anyone have any information about how to contact Major "Moon" Mullins, a fighter/bomber pilot during the earliest raids on Pyongyang in October of 1950? He was reportedly to have seen my uncle climb out of his P-51, and was the last person to see him alive. My uncle, Don Bolt, a fellow pilot who had been shot down and was surrounded by NKorean forces, was too far behind enemy lines to be rescued by helicoptor, and was never heard from again.

Thank you

Keywords: Mjr "Moon" Mullins; Don Bolt; Pyongyang

Trying to find Dad's buddies 12/51-11/52

Comments: Hello. I'm the daughter of an Air Force vet-Korea and am trying to locate some friends of my father. He'll be 70 this year and it would mean so much to him. Thanks for your help.

Keywords: Served in Korea 12/51 to 11/52. Located at k46. Detachment II. Service #13380596 Would love to locate fellow vet from then, esp. Clinton or Clinnon O'Breeden. also last names Wattts and Bowers and any others.....

members of 18th supply, ammo area

Comments: looking for former bomb dumpers 1953-54 (Osan k55)

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4/52 - 6/52

Comments: Am active with the Wis. VFW. Doing research on the Korean KIA from Wis. and others from Dane County Wis. that died from other causes in Korea. Have obtained all 800 info sheets from the Korean War Memorial in Wash. D.C. on those KIA' from Wis.

Keywords: Hq 5th AF(Rear) Jun52 to Feb53. Looking for Tom Torrance, Frank L. Coccia Jr. (PA), Don Herman (Iowa), Dave Alligood (NC), Vince Cafiso(NY), John Fris (Mich), E. R. Schaberg (Omaha), Tom & Ruth Norton (TX)

Looking for Walter Henry Bauer

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My dad is looking for:

Walter Henry Bauer Surveyor 18th Air Force Fighter/Bomber Squadron 18th (or 78th) Air Installation Organization Stationed at Pusan (Dogpatch) and then Osani Served between September 1952 and August 1953

My dad's name is Tony Falo.

If anyone has any information, please pass it along to me.

Thank you, Jerry

Keywords: 18th Air Force 18th Fighter Bomber Squadron 18th (or 78th) AIO Dogpatch

Motor Veh Sqdn k-46 1951

Comments: Our motor pool was located along side the runway our biggest fear was a runaway F-51 plowing through us. (ONE DID) I have snap shots of planes in action, plus flight line activity, showing the flying tigers, and South Africans being loaded with ordnance. If you are interested, give me a call, or E-mail.sincerely Benjamin C. Laws.

Keywords: K-46 Wonju Air Base 1951 my old six-by named Stroker.

Robert S. Fluhr KIA

Comments: Dear Sirs: I am trying to locate anyone who knew my Uncle Bob who was KIA on May 6, 1952. He was a 2Lt. who, as far as I know, had just transitioned from P51's to the F86. I don't know what he was flying when he died but would appreciate any information concerning his short tour in ROK. His service number was A02222230. His older brother Julius was MIA in 1951 and his intent was to join the war and maybe locate his brother.

Sincerely, Peter Mac Taggart

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Reunions

Comments: I am looking for any reunions that are coming up if any. Also if any of the bunch is still around.Dates are August of 1952 to August of 1953.Thankyou.

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Base Power Plant

Comments: LIke to hear from buddies. USAF & USN and about Reunions

USN 1942-1952 USAF 1952-1963

Keywords: 1953-1954 K-55 OSAN AIR FORCE BASE NCOIC BASE POWER PLANT & ELECTRICAL DISTRIBUTION

PIO photog Aug 50 - June 52

Comments: Robert Dujat and Neil Curtis of the 18th Fighter bomber Wing. Dujat worked PIO and Curtis was a supply wizard.

Keywords: Pusan, August 1950,K-9,K-24,K-13, K-10, K-1,K-16, K-46. Aug 50 to Jun 52. PIO Photographer. Worked out of most Press Centers run by the Air Force. I even worked with the now famous Sandy Colton.

Osan 53-54

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unit member

Comments: 18TH FIGHTER BOMBER WING

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K-20 Crash Rescue

Comments: Arrived K-10 Aug 52 then insept was sent to K-10 Wonju.In Feb 53 both bases changed to new base K-55 Osan. Changed from F-51 to F-86. Was in Crash Rescue. Left Korea about three weeks after armistice.

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Transportation 9/52-9/53

Comments: I Was In 18 Figher Bomb transportaion From Sept1952 To Sept 1953 I Was at Chenhay And Osan . I retaired from the Air Force in Dec 1970 At Wright Patterson AFB Ohio

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info on unit

Comments: I would like information available on the 181st Fighter Bomber Sq., Texas Air National Guard.

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