Korean War Project

Note: Original postings on the Korean War Project from 1995 to about 1999.

July 20, 1950

On Tue, 20 Jan 1998 
LWDTR Email address wrote:

I am looking for men who served with my uncle, Master Sgt. James Lethel
Matthews of Bowling Green Ky.

He had a field commission of 1st Lieutenant and was acting as battery
commander for the 11th FA Bn. of the 25th Division when he was captured
on July 20, 1950.  Sgt. Matthews was captured along with nine of his men.

Sgt. Matthews was killed during the death march.  He was 31 years old 
with a wife and a 5 year old son.  He died before I was born in 1955.

My father, William H. Matthews was also in Korea, arriving after his 
brothers capture. He was a medic in the Army.

My father has followed all the news regarding  POW's remains being found
and returned.  My uncle has a tombstone to honor his memory.  We have 
hoped that someday we can find his remains.

My father, William H. Matthews passed away May 15, 1997.  I have all of
his info ation and would like to continue his search for the remaining 
family members.

Any one out there with any information please contact me at:
LWDTR@AOL.COM
             
Thank you,
Loretta Matthews

HQ Battery

On Tue, 17 Mar 1998 
William H. Manning wrote:

2102 Peppers Ferry Road
Pulaski, VA 24301-3012

Telephone:	(540) 980-0901

to: Ted and Hal 

I met you at the Dedication cermony in 1995


Comments ...

I was with the 11th Field Artillary HQ Btry at Fukuoka Japan and at the
begining of the Korean War. I stayed with the 24th Division til the fall
of 1951 and than I rotated out of Korea.I went to Europe later for 2
years. I am retired now and playing with this computer looking for anyone
I may know that was with me while I was in the service.

On Tue, 16 Feb 1999
MICHAEL YOUNG Email address wrote:

I am writing you today, in search of information, and History, and all
general information, on the 11th FA BN, 24th Inf Div.

My Father in law, Sgt Dick T. Yount, served with this unit, his service
serial is #RA18291966. Dick passed away, in 1996 of cancer. I am trying
to reconstruct his service record, for his daughters (6), and one son,
John.

I am writing today, for your help, in finding the History, Service, and
all other records, that the above, Units he served with and fought with,
during his Korean service.

Any help you can provide will be most appreciated.

Michael D.Young
P.O.Box 1667
Crosby, Tx 77532
GENESEARCH@prodigy.net
281-456-9430 Phone
281-456-9431 Fax