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| Current Message 1 - February 27, 2006 |
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Entry: 56013
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Pamela Chapman wrote on 2006-02-27 23:28:22.0
Comments: Looking for information on this war vet, I have run across letters, maps, etc. I think he was from tennessee
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| Current Message 2 - February 6, 2004 |
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Entry: 40609
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Vitali Baturin wrote on 2004-02-06 05:35:21.0
Comments: My uncle, Nikolai Derunov, was a MiG-15(?) pilot during this War, perhaps in aerial reconnaissance,305(?)regiment. He perished in the battle in 18-AUG-53, a month after I was born. His wife, son and doughter still are living in St.Peterburg. We have no information about his death. Currently I am working in Korea. I would like to find and visit at least a place of his death. Can anybody help me with information about activity of Soviet air force in this day(s)?
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| Current Message 3 - November 24, 2003 |
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Entry: 38667
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Combat Cargo |
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Michele Dearing Hallman wrote on 2003-11-24 19:24:00.0
Comments: The Greatest Airlift the Story of Combat Cargo by Captain Annis G. Thompson Published by the Dai-Nippon Printing Company in Tokyo, Japan 1954
Keywords: Maj. Charles E. (Chuck) Dearing C124 pilot 374th/ 315th Division/ 22nd Troop Carrier and 1st Lt. Gwen (Brownie) Brown flight nurse 6481st Med. Air Evac. Tachikawa 1954-1956
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| Current Message 4 - March 25, 1999 |
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Entry: 2723
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Steven L. Hampton wrote on 1999-03-25 00:00:00.0
Comments: We are Publishing two books at the present for Authors about their time in the Korean War. One an Air force Bomber pilot and the other an Army Engineer. Your Site has been very helpful and You will be remembered when the $ start coming in. as well as cited in our books for all inclusions originating from your site.
They are not on line at the present as they are just getting onto the world of cyberknowledge, but we will forward any and all correspondence that you may want to send their way.
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1.
On Fri, 17 Oct 97
Robert Barrus Email address wrote:
"The United States Airforce in Korea" by Robert Futrell
2.
On Thu, 22 Oct 1998
Frank Farrell Email address wrote:
Info that should be available from Maxwell A.F.B.
Reference Div of Maxwell A.F.B.,
Montgomery, alabama, 36112-6678.
Their Archives contain Group and Squadron histories in Quarterly or
semi-annual reports, microfilm etc. for the period from June 1950 thru
July 1953!
I have obtained Squadron histoty of the 93rd from June thru December
1952, reflecting some detail re casualties, Aircraft losses, personnel
etc. Hope this will help some of our "brothers" families!
Frank Farrell
213 Highridge Rd.,
Durango, Colorado, 81301
3.
"The Soviet Union's Military Role in Korea" in The Korea War:
Handbook of the Literature and Research, edited by Lester Brune,
Greenwood Press, 1996, p. 213-219.
by Michael Yared myared@erols.com
4.
Halliday, Jon. "Air Operations in Korea: The Soviet Side of
the Story." In A Revolutionary War: Korea and the Transformation
of the Post War World,edited by William J. Williams, 1993.
All the papers in this book were originally presented at the
15th Military History Symposium at the USAFA, October 14-16,
1992.
by Michael Yared myared@erols.com
5.
Halliday, Jon. "A Secret War." Far Eastern Econonic Review,
v.156, n.16, April 22, 1993:32-36. "The US and USSR fought in
an air war over North Korea during the Korean War,and both sides
kept it a secret. The truth was recently uncovered after years of
research and many interviews with the Americans and Russians
involved in the encounters.
by Michael Yared myared@erols.com
6.
Breuer, William. Shafow Warriors: The Covert War in Korea.
NY: John Wiley & Sons, 1996. P.223, "Soviet pilots were
flying combat missions over North Korea." P. 224, "...the solid
red star of the Soviet air force was painted on fuselages and wings,
rather than Chinese or North Korean markings. Also, for nearly
two years, UN pilots had reported hearing Russian voices on
the radios when engaged in dogfights, and, periodically, they
saw "Caucasian faces' under billowing parachutes after a MiG-15
pilot leaped from his damaged plane. Moreover, many of the
enemy pilots were so skilled that the U.S. flyers felt they had
to be Russian."
by Michael Yared myared@erols.com
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Paschall, Rod. Witness to War: Korea. NY: Perigee, 1995.
P.116-126, 179-181. "Of course, the North Korean Air Force
was not all Korean, but basically Chinese with Russian and Polish
pilots as well. Further, there is substantial reason to believe that
most of the fighter squadrons actively engaging the F-86s were
Soviet squadrons being rotated through the front at six-week
intervals." MiG-Alley
by Michael Yared myared@erols.com
8.
A very brief comment about Soviet pilots in the Korean War in either
Alexander Zuyev's Fulcrum or John Barron's MiG Pilot. (Sorry, can't
find which book mentioned it).
by Michael Yared myared@erols.com
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Davis, Larry. Air War over Korea: A Pictorial Record.
TX: Squadron/Signal Pub., 1982.
Davis, Larry. MIG Alley: Air to Air Combat over Korea.
and Kill MIGs (Lou Drendel). TX: Squadron/Signal Pub.,
1978, 1984.
by Michael Yared myared@erols.com
10.
Futrell, Robert. ,The United States Air Force in Korea
1950-1953. DC: Office of Air Force History, USAF,
1983, 1991.
by Michael Yared myared@erols.com
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Hallion, Richard. The Naval Air War in Korea.
MD: Nautical & Aviation Pub. Co., 1986.
by Michael Yared myared@erols.com
12.
Jackson, Robert. Air War over Korea. NY: Scribner,
1973.
Jackson, Robert. Air War Korea, 1950-1953.
WI: Motorbooks International, 1998.
by Michael Yared myared@erols.com
13.
Nicholls, Jack. Korea: The Air War 1950-1953.
Osprey, 1991.
by Michael Yared myared@erols.com
14.
No, Kum-Sok. A MiG-15 to Freedom: Memoir
of the Wartime North Korean defector who first
delivered the Secret Fighter Jet to the Americans
in 1953. NC: McFarland & Co., 1996.
by Michael Yared myared@erols.com
15.
Scutts, Jerry. Air War over Korea. London:
Arms and Armour Press, 1982.
by Michael Yared myared@erols.com
16.
Sherwood, John. Officers in Flight Suits: The Story
of American Air Force Fighter Pilots in the
Korea War. NY: New York University Press,
1996.
by Michael Yared myared@erols.com
17.
Skomra, Fred. Behind the Bamboo Curtain:
A Novel of the Air War over Korea Skies.
NY: Greenwich Book Pub., 1957.
by Michael Yared myared@erols.com
18.
Taylor, Roger. MIG Operations in Korea.
AL: Air War College, Air University, 1986.
by Michael Yared myared@erols.com
19.
Thompson, Warren. Korea: The Air War 2.
Osprey Aerospace, 1992.
by Michael Yared myared@erols.com
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