Comments ... my father Richard L. Franklin died in korea during 1951. I was only two years old at the time of his death and am searching for information about him. I hope that he will be returned to the U.S. for burial someday. Additional information that might help. My father was a Sergeant First Class and was field observer for Battery C, 38th field Artillery of the Second Infantry Division. He was captured on February 12, 1951 near Wonson or Wonju, reportedly died around August of 1951 about 30 miles southeast of Pyongyang. Was reportedly buried on a hillside in North Korea near Kosa. Some names that I was given are as follows (don't know units) Wayne Cottle of Preston, Idaho Capt. Erik F. Yde (captured with my father) Sgt. Glenn Rigby Sgt. Steve Magiera Sgt. Katsoro (witnessed his death) Thomas R. Klinger (captured with my father) "Mark A. Franklin" frank1@ionet.net ---from the KWP----- Franklin, Richard L. Svc# 38471678 Brnch Artillery Rank SGT, E5 Home Muskogee County, Ok BirYr 1925 CasDt 2/13/51 Unit 38 Field Artillery, 2nd Inf Div ---YDE---- Yde, Erik Unit 503 Arty Btn, 2nd Div Declared Dead