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| Current Message 1 - August 16, 2009 |
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Entry: 71285
Requests For Information - Unknown Units |
Red Hair Korean Orphan Teague Korea |
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Hardie B. Matthews wrote on 2009-08-16 12:20:51.0
Comments: I'm trying to find out what happened to a beautiful little toddler in an orphanage in Teague, Korea. She stood out from the 300 babies and toddlers in that orphanage because of her red hair. She had the delicate Asian facial features and red hair of an American GI. If anyone can help me locate her or tell me what happened to her , I would appreciate it very much.
Keywords: I'm not interested in contacting any of the EM of Ordinance, Eighth Army Headquarter, Teague, Korea. None of my buddies cared about the Korean orphanage mentioned below. See Comments
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| Current Message 2 - July 31, 2009 |
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Entry: 71090
Requests For Information - Unknown Units |
F-86 Pilot William S. Snyder |
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Bill Jones wrote on 2009-07-31 11:55:45.0
Comments: Seeking information about William S. Snyder who flew the F-86 during the Korean War. Would like to learn what unit he was assigned to and from anyone who remembers him.
Keywords: USAF F-86 Pilot Korean War
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| Current Message 3 - July 11, 2009 |
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Entry: 70866
Requests For Information - Unknown Units |
Kadena AF Base 52-54 |
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Gene Miller wrote on 2009-07-11 17:49:41.0
Comments:
Keywords: I am trying to contact anyone who served on Kadena AF 1952-1954. I am looking for someone to confirm my belief that the AF sprayed herbicides on the shrubs and grasses on the Base. Thanks
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| Current Message 4 - June 14, 2009 |
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Entry: 70550
Requests For Information - Unknown Units |
Daughter of Robert M. Catching usaf,ret |
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Merrilee Callen wrote on 2009-06-14 13:20:26.0
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| Current Message 5 - March 23, 2009 |
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Entry: 69607
Requests For Information - Unknown Units |
US Air Force - Any One Who Knew Hugh H. Burnett Jr. From Newport Tn. |
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Suzy Turman wrote on 2009-03-23 21:26:10.0
Comments: My Dad was an airforce pilot in the Korean war. I knew he flew a lot of missions (over 100?) and was killed in an plane accident as a passenger flying back to Germany from Africa.I really want to know what he was like as a person. Any info you could give me would be much appreciated.
Suzy Burnett Turman
suzyq12345@yahoo.com
Keywords: Hugh H Burnett Jr from Newport Tn
Airforce Jet Piolet
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| Current Message 6 - March 12, 2009 |
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Entry: 69473
Requests For Information - Unknown Units |
UNC POW Command |
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Thomas Clark wrote on 2009-03-12 20:58:16.0
Comments: Would like to find any members of my old units
Keywords: Compound 76, Koje-do
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| Current Message 7 - February 4, 2009 |
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Entry: 68968
Requests For Information - Unknown Units |
Looking for Info about my dad Isaac Bynum |
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Karen Edwards wrote on 2009-02-04 07:11:38.0
Comments: My dad, Isaac Andrew Bynum, was in the Air Force during the Korean War. He was stationed on Oahu, Hawaii in the early 1950s. He was an air traffic controlman. My dad was born in 1932 and he died in 1962. We are trying to find anybody who knew my dad. Thank you.
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| Current Message 8 - January 31, 2009 |
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Entry: 68912
Requests For Information - Unknown Units |
Looking for info re: Col Curtis C. Love, Sr |
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John Watson wrote on 2009-01-31 10:53:43.0
Comments: I attended AF ROTC with Curtis Clinton Love (Sr), who graduated DMG from LSU in June 1951. I understand that he retired from the USAF as a Colonel in 1981 and passed away in 1983. I would like to get in contact with someone that knew him, his wife, or one of his children.
John H. Watson
Keywords: LSU,USAF, ROTC, DMG, Pilot Training, Korea, Viet Nam, Biloxi National Cemetery.
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| Current Message 9 - January 29, 2009 |
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Entry: 68886
Requests For Information - Unknown Units |
777th AC & W Sqdrn |
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Stanley Freeman wrote on 2009-01-29 16:22:22.0
Comments: I was stationed at Klamath from July 1955 to November 1958. I was AIC of the hobby shop. Close personal friend of Charles "Skip" Fuller. Maj Cassidy was also my CO. I was in "B" barracks, upstairs, first room.
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| Current Message 10 - January 27, 2009 |
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Entry: 68860
Requests For Information - Unknown Units |
Air Force Veteran Benjamin Benny Bradsher |
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Benjamin (Benny) Bradsher wrote on 2009-01-27 16:05:39.0
Comments: Would you please update my e-mail address..
Thanks,
Benn Bradsher Clayton, GA 30525
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| Current Message 11 - January 20, 2009 |
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Entry: 68762
Requests For Information - Unknown Units |
James E Libby stationed in Japan |
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Dianna Roy wrote on 2009-01-20 12:41:48.0
Comments: My grandfather was in the ARMY stationed in Okinowa at the start of the Korean war and was sent to Korea. I dont have much info on him, everthing was burned in a fire. He was wounded twice. Once in the leg and another time in the stomach. I wish I had more info.. He said they attched his units with Marines during the Chosin battle.
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| Current Message 12 - October 3, 2008 |
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Entry: 67405
Requests For Information - Unknown Units |
ALEUTIAN AIR FORCE RESCUE Sqd |
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Wilbur Green wrote on 2008-10-03 20:22:29.0
Comments: Are there any of my crew still active?
Keywords: During the 2nd World War I served on the P-510 at ATTU Island AK I was the CWO Skipper with great 12 men team. I would like to get a model made of the 85' Crash boeat we served on. Bill Green, Skipper
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| Current Message 13 - October 3, 2008 |
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Entry: 67402
Requests For Information - Unknown Units |
Looking for any one who knew Eugene Vaughan Jr |
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Patti Kreider wrote on 2008-10-03 16:21:02.0
Comments: I am looking for information and pictures of my father Eugene Vaughan. I have very little information on him.so anything would help. The only information that I have is he was in the Air Force during the Korean War and one time stationed at Fort Bliss ? Texas and was I think a private at the time? Please help as I have been searching for a long time. Cutedimples6@yahoo.com
Keywords: unknown
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| Current Message 14 - October 3, 2008 |
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Entry: 67401
Requests For Information - Unknown Units |
Looking for any one who knew Eugene Vaughan Jr |
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Patti Kreider wrote on 2008-10-03 16:21:02.0
Comments: I am looking for information and pictures of my father Eugene Vaughan. I have very little information on him.so anything would help. The only information that I have is he was in the Air Force during the Korean War and one time stationed at Fort Bliss ? Texas and was I think a private at the time? Please help as I have been searching for a long time. Cutedimples6@com
Keywords: unknown
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| Current Message 15 - August 15, 2008 |
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Entry: 66890
Requests For Information - Unknown Units |
in search of 6107 airbase group |
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Harold Cottingham wrote on 2008-08-15 16:03:06.0
Comments:
Keywords: looking to find anyone or any information on the 6107th airbase group, aircraft crash rescue fire department. stationed at Itami airforce base, 1951, 1952, 1953, or early part of 1954.
A list of other aircraft men stationed during this time would be greatly appreciated.
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| Current Message 16 - August 3, 2008 |
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Entry: 66767
Requests For Information - Unknown Units |
LOOKING FOR OTHER VETS |
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david larson wrote on 2008-08-03 06:23:04.0
Comments: looking for old buddies
Keywords: stationed at ulsan
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| Current Message 17 - August 3, 2008 |
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Entry: 66766
Requests For Information - Unknown Units |
Looking for my Uncle |
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Celeste Topacio Depositario wrote on 2008-08-03 00:57:15.0
Comments: Looking for my Uncle, please email me any details
Keywords: John Topacio Tajon
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| Current Message 18 - July 30, 2008 |
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Entry: 66729
Requests For Information - Unknown Units |
10th TRW Alconbury 1964- 1967 |
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robert anculewicz wrote on 2008-07-30 18:30:48.0
Comments: IM looking for anybody that was at RAF Alconbury during the years of 1964-1967 at the photo lab.I hoping to find a very good friend of mine Richard Watson, please contact me at my e-mail ta mate
Keywords: RAF Alconbury
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| Current Message 19 - July 29, 2008 |
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Entry: 66705
Requests For Information - Unknown Units |
20th Communications Squadron Command |
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charles coghlan wrote on 2008-07-29 02:55:51.0
Comments: Unit originated as AF Reserve Squadron in Van Nuys, CA, activated and assigned through DAFB, Greenville, SC to Sidi Slimane, Morocco then to Rabat, Morocco.
Keywords: Nickname: Chuck, Personal friends: Buddy McCabe, Hal Waters, Ivory Short, Lt Ralph Catha & wife Alma, son Paul, Walter J. Colbert. Stationed Rabat, French Morocco 1952-1954
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| Current Message 20 - June 30, 2008 |
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Entry: 66291
Requests For Information - Unknown Units |
Did you know Willard G. Bledsoe ? |
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Donna Jordan wrote on 2008-06-30 12:43:29.0
Comments: 6632nd Air Base Wing APO 239 unit 1 group 90230 possible friends: ambulance driver Joseph v.Morrone Donald B. Hunter Lawrence B. Kaelin Freddie T. Baldwin John F Kenzora SGT. James K. Palmer Jr Allen O. Quinn Warren E. Jendritza Clarence Barnett
Keywords: I am trying to find information on the 6332nd medical group at Kadena. I am wanting to find guys who served with my father Willard G. Bledsoe. He served from 1950-1954. He was 17 when he enlisted. I cant find his unit on the website and dont know how to find any men who served with him. thanks Donna Jordan
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| Current Message 21 - June 12, 2008 |
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Entry: 66041
Requests For Information - Unknown Units |
Anyone remember Capt/Lt. Frank M Ward? |
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Bev Petru wrote on 2008-06-12 20:08:15.0
Comments: We are looking for info for our family tree about Frank M. Ward of Columbus, Ohio. His last assignment was with the 45th Recon Squad. It ended with his being shot down over enemy territory. He was shot down near Kaesong. He was severely injured but rescued and airlifted to Japan. When he recovered, he was sent to Shaw Field in South Carolina. We suspect he may have been in another unit prior. We have info that he 'made a daring attack on the retreating enemy' and won the Distuinguished Flying Cross, with Oak Leaf Clusters. Like others, his records were lost in the fire and he is now deceased. Please contact me if you knew him. Thanks!
Keywords: MIG Alley, shot down and injured, airlifted to Japan, 1950-1951, flew in F-51's, Distuinguished Flying Cross
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| Current Message 22 - June 2, 2008 |
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Entry: 65891
Requests For Information - Unknown Units |
Frank Maguire |
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Jayne Wynne wrote on 2008-06-02 14:50:59.0
Comments: I am looking for Frank Maguire who was based at Lakenheath UK in 1952. I was just wondering if anyone knew him or whether you can provide any information that may help me trace him. I will be grateful for any help.
Kind Regards Jayne
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| Current Message 23 - May 8, 2008 |
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Entry: 65537
Requests For Information - Unknown Units |
My Grandfather Herbert Henry Hayton |
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Dalaine Piesker wrote on 2008-05-08 13:09:31.0
Comments: I have started a family tree/history project, I am looking to gain more stories and information from when my grandfather served in the USAF. I know that he had a temporary assignment at Hamilton AFB in route to Elmendorf AFB, the time span is approx 1949-1950. When he was stationed at Elmendorf, he kept his assignment as part of "MATS". He was involved in the transportation of troops and supplies to the Korean War, and he was promoted to Corporal. The story gets a little bit weird, there was an incident that had occurred to my grandfather and the men that he served with, he does not like to talk about this, and from what I have gathered from other family members, there was a plane crash, and he was the only surviving member on the plane. After this incident he spent one year inbetween two hospitals in the US- the 183rd General Hospital at Fort Richardson, Anchorage Alaska and Valley Forge General Hospital, Phoenixville Pennsylvania. After he was released from the hospitals he was sent to Fort Slocum, New Rochelle, New York, it was here that he had to await his next assignment. At some point in 1951, my grandfather was assigned to the 1st Air Force 52nd Fighter Wing 568th Air Base Group at McGuire AFB, New Jersey. He worked as a Postal Clerk and was promoted to Sgt and made NCO. After his 4 years (total time) he was honorably discharged. He re-enlisted 3 months later back into the USAF and was stationed at Sampson AFB, Geneva New York, his assignment was to train Basic's (new airmen). In July of 1953, he married my grandmother, then the new regulation came out which allowed him to be honorably discharged, giving him a total of 5 1/2 years proudly serving in the USAF. My grandfather's name is Herbert Henry Hayton, he joined the service is February of 1948, he hailed from Rochester, New York. If anyone remembers him, served with him, took care of him at the hospitals or whatever, I would appreciate it if you could contact me and tell me about my grandfather. He is still alive and doing very well, but the memories still haunt him and he doesn't like to talk about it, so I will take whatever help that I can get. Thanks for protecting the American dream, and the American people, and thank you for helping me to complete my family history.
Keywords: fellow service members, Berlin Airlift, Korean War, Military Air Transport, Hamilton AFB, Elmendorf AFB
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| Current Message 24 - March 8, 2008 |
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Entry: 64665
Requests For Information - Unknown Units |
Col.Packard |
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eugene mills wrote on 2008-03-08 21:46:42.0
Comments: I served under Col. Packard in Kearney Neb during 1948. I was in the crash fire dept and recieved a summary court martial from Col Packard for misuse of a Gov. vehicle.I was impressed with his courtesy and understanding of my situation.He gave me 30 days in the stockade and then cut it in half.I admired him. Sorry to say but he died May 1 1951 in Japan. I don't know the details. He is buried in Calvary cemetary in Douglas Arizona.That's all the info I have. Gene Mills
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 Units Unknown USAF
POW - Walker Melville "Bud" Mahurin
July 27th, 1995 from the Honor Roll Tent at Koran War Veterans Memorial
Ted, It's Dave Again. Actually, I met you today at the Korean War
Memorial with John Charles Hertzberg from VA. We are pushing your home
page.
I have a request for any information on a Walker Melville
Mahurin (could be Mahuren). He was a POW. Fighter Pilot.
Please e-mail info to Martha Ann Clark from DISA clark3m@cc.ims.disa.mil
Thanks,
Dave
(more)
Ted,
I know nothing about Herzberg. My inquiry is about Walker Melville
"Bud" Mahurin (could be Mahuren), Korean USAF Fighter Pilot, last man
US POW to walk out of Freedom Village (met by Chappie James) at
Panmunjong (sp?). Bud's fighter pilot call sign was "Honest John";
also the name of the book he wrote about his Korean War experiences.
Super thanks on anything you can come up with.
Martha Clark clark3m@cc.ims.disa.mil
Richard A. Grablin
I am looking for information on my grandfather, Richard A. Grablin who
was in the Air Force during the Korean War. I have requested info from
the national archives and received the forms in return, but
unfortunately I do not possess much of the information they require.
I do know that he was born Feb 23, 1921 in Colfax, Iowa and was
stationed as a cadet at Lowry Field in Denver. He was awarded the
Distinguished Flying Cross at some point in his career. I do not know
when he died, or what unit he was with (he was a pilot). Any
information you could provide is greatly appreciated.
Nov 17 2000 - Editor note: there is no contact for Melissa any longer, update needed.
Thank you.
Melissa Schumann
Note: From Ken Page, reseacher:
From: Now Deceased
To:
Sent: Tuesday, September 12, 2000 1:27 PM
Subject: Inquiry by Melissa Schumann on CPT Richard A. Grablin USAF
Ted: Melissa Schumann with aol address as cwshoe was looking for info on
Cpt. Grablin. That address is no longer a good one. I don't know the date
of her message on KWP web site. According to USAF web site on casualties,
his date of death was Sep 3 1951 in an accident in South Korea. The date of
death may or may not be accurate. You may or may not have a newer email for
her.
the site is at: Air Force
Casualty Services
ken page, director, neny ch. kwva, inc., troy, ny
Fighter Pilots
Need info on USAF pilot Lt. John G. Emerson AO1909904 thought to have
died from wounds recieved in Korea 1950-53.
Col Ed Stoltz, USAF (Ret)
Zonite@aol.com
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Ted: Thanks for response to my 7 Oct 95. Seeking dates & type acft
involved for the following pilots reportedly KIA Korea:
Lt Frederick R. KoontzAO1909920 90TH BOMB SQ b-26 9/2/51
Lt Lytle L. Norton AO1909929;
Lt Lovender C. Osburn AO1846944;
Lt Robert C. Wolfkill AO1909952.
From: Ed Stoltz Col USAF (Ret)
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The following appears to be the information:
Koontz, Frederick Russell
Akron, Oh
BDate 3/21/28
Date Declared Dead 09/02/51
Svc# A01909920 Grade 1st Lt./O2
From the service numbers on Koontz and Norton, they appear to have been
in the same class. So close together. Wolfkill was probably in the same
basic class also.
Norton, Lytle
No match in the files for Norton
Osburn, Lovender
Fayetteville, Ar.
BDate 09/28/26
DateDeath 10/03/51
Svc# AO1846944
Grade 1st Lt/O2
Wolfkill, Robert
No match in the files for Wolfkill
1st Lt. John M. Gilbert III
From:
John Gilbert psher6207@s2.sonnet.com
My father, 1st Lt. John M. Gilbert III, was killed in Korea in June of
1951. He was an aviator and was flying C119's. The only information I
have is that the all the planes flying in the formation were involved
in a military accident. I believe that they were hit by allied
artillery.
The official death notification only says, cause of death, aircraft
accident, line of duty, not misconduct. My mother never talked about
it and died when I was very young. I had no contact with any member of
my father's family until I was 18.
All photos and records were destroyed by fire when I was about 4 years
old. At any rate, my father was from Rochester, NY. I subsequently
received many photos and letters but never any details of what really
happened.
I have a newspaper clipping which indicates that three planes were shot
down. Other than that I know very little. If anyone remembers any
incident where some C119's were shot down I would greatly appreciate the
information.
Thank you very much.
John M. Gilbert IV
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Gilbert, John M.
Svc# A01909040
USAF
Rank 1st Lt. O2
Home Rochester, NY
CasDt 6/24/51
Pilot Shibler
Date: Fri, 2 Jun 95
From: Bill Shibler EMFG06@email.mot.com
I FLEW 55 COMBAT MISSIONS OVER N. KOREA IN B26'S AND HAVE NOT FOUND
ANYONE THAT COULD PUT ME IN TOUCH WITH ANY KOREAN WAR GROUP
BILL SHIBLER
New AF www site
On Tue, 02 Jul 1996
Gordon M. Brightsen Email address wrote:
Sir
I'm retired USAF putting together an "unofficial" WWW site to help
prepare todays USAF troops for deployment. I'd like to get some info on
what kinds of gear was issued to troops during the Korean War. Stories
on the bases, general living conditions, and training would also be
great.
Comments on what was not issued, but needed by the troops and any
"lessons" Korean Vets could pass on to todays troops would be very
helpfull and informative.
Gordon M. Brightsen brightg@erinet.com
Westover Vets
On Sat, 20 Jul 1996
Walter Hersee 103730,767"@compuserve.com wrote:
I am looking for information Re: my parents, both served in Korea.
t/sgt Walter E. Oswald and Cpl.Loretta Claire " Cindy" Cirillo Oswald,
both USAF out of Westover AFB, Chicopee, MA. It would be great if I
could find out where they were stationed in Korea, and if anyone
remembers them. Dad died in November 1957, Mom died November 15, 1963.
Thanks for any info or direction you can give.
Walt Hersee
Unit Needed
Date: Sun, 08 Sep 1996
From: CURT STOEHR cjs@gte.net
I am searching for anyone who remembers my father or who may have
old photos of him.
His name is Ronald Eugene Rosier, and he was in the army air corps?
in korea. all I really know is that he worked on planes.
Any info would be greatly appreciated. I have a photo my mother gave
me with my father sitting in a plane in korea the wording on the side of
the plane is FS-098.
Someone wrote at the bottom of the photo "Taken in Tague, Korea 1952"
Thanks for your assistance, I really appreciate it.
Kandy Stoehr
ps: my father did not die in korea and he is still alive but does not
recall much from that time period.
Airman John Kunteski - MIA
From: BuckyFirst@aol.com
Date: Fri, 20 Sep 1996
Airman John Kunteski, a tail gunner in a B-29, was lost over Korea
during the Korean War and has never been heard from since.
A search for his name on your web site has proven futile. No matches
were found. What could have been his fate?
Does anyone even know that he is lost? Birthplace, Riverside, NJ,
present age would be approx 65 years old.
This is a mystery that people in Riverside have been needing to have
solved for over 40 years.
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Please reply to the Korean War Project if you have information.
John Nickel, Jr "Jack"
On Thu, 17 Oct 1996
Alvernon@ix.netcom.com wrote:
Am trying to locate the family of John Nickel, Jr., "Jack" served with
USAF as tail gunner, probably discharged 1953.
May have been stationed at either Scott AFB or Chanute Field. Father,
John Sr. (deceased late 50's), mother, Nina (presumed to still be alive),
sister, Evelyn (location unknown).
The Nickel family resided on the far North side of Chicago.
It is believed Jack may have moved to western mountain states
in early 60's.
I would sincerely appreciate any help you can lend to me. I
Sincerely,
Patricia Underhill
Cornelius Elliott Scott
On Thu, 10 Apr 1997
Cornelius Strong nstrong812@aol.com wrote:
4 Hughes St
Binghamton, NY 13903
607-723-8485
Thanks for this site. Have been looking for information on my uncle for
years. Found it here, Cornelius Elliott Scott declared dead 4-22-52
after being shot down on 4-23-51.
Capt Harold Webster
On Tue, 13 May 1997
Robin Webster swallow@beaches.net wrote:
I have worn a POW/MIA bracelet bearing the name: Capt Harold Webster,
Jr. USAF 25 Jan 54, since June of last year. I think he is from Venice
Beach, CA.
I do not believe he is a relative but am seeking any information on him,
what squadron, family, etc. I am a 1LT in the AF, and did one year at
Osan, Korea.
That is why I chose to wear the bracelet of a man who served in Korea.
If anyone can help me find information on Capt Webster, I would greatly
appreciate it.
B29 Gunner
On Mon, 26 May 1997
"Tsgt Russell P. Osborne" psc200@aol.com wrote:
phone: 402-659-2408
fax: 402-293-7863
Looking for a B-29 Gunner named Kenneth Taylor who served in Korea
don"t have any other info. Hoping a fellow crew member of Taylor will
connect with the name. It's extremely important. You May contact me:
Tsgt Russell P. Osborne 2720 Lloyd St. Bellevue, Ne. 68005 or call me
collect at 402-659-2408. Put your thinking caps on all you former B-29
folks and others.
Regards
Tsgt Osborne
gordon winfield scott jr
On Fri, 19 Dec 1997
Jon Scott Email address wrote:
3557 grindley park
dearborn, MI 48124
phone: 313-274-4786
comments:
looking for info or anyone who knew my dad. gordon winfield scott jr.
wounded dec 24th 1950 while trying to e-vac wounded flew on a c-47.
he flew with pilots lt. morrow and lt. james. thank you. all i have is
some notes i found he told no one in his family. dad passed away two
years ago.
William (bill) F. Kirwan
On Fri, 12 Jun 1998
"R. Ford" Email address wrote:
datein: 1939 dateout: 1954
comments:
looking for any information on my father in law.
name: William (bill) F. Kirwan serv no: AO 190476 branch:
Army Air Corp/ US AirForce rank/grade: LCol / 05
duty: fighter pilot--P-51 possiably other aircraft
call sign: ZEBRA ONE (not sure if this is for WWII or
korea)
LCol. Kirwan past away a year ago this month and my wife and her
sisters are trying to gather info on his military career. any info or
contacts would be very much appreciated,thank you.
John E. Roberts, Sr, MIA
Updated: 3/08/99 by editor
3RD BMB WG 7/1/53 B-26
On Sun, 8 Mar 1998
John E. Roberts Email address wrote:
7790 Tumblebrook Road
Coopersburg, PA 18036
Telephone: 610-282-4050
Fax: same
From: Mrs. John E. Roberts, II
I am writing a daughter-in-law of John E. Roberts, Sr, MIA - July 1953.
West Point graduate (1943), Air Force Captain, killed in action during
Korean recon flight 7/53. Captain Roberts' widow, Kathryn N. Roberts,
lives with his son, John, and me at the PA address; son, William, lives
in Maryland.
Captain Roberts family includes a sister, living in Utah, and 3
grandchildren in PA. Any information we can offer you or that you can
offer us would be nice -
Please contact us at the address (e-mail or street) as noted above.
Thank-you
Linda B. Roberts, wife of Mr. John E. Roberts, II,
son of MIA
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