MIA

' Glade C. Burton photo--add description.... For more about Glade C. Burton, please click here For more about our MIA-KIA memorial project, please click here '

' Glade C. Burton photo--add description.... For more about Glade C. Burton, please click here For more about our MIA-KIA memorial project, please click here '

Captain Glade C. Burton, a pilot with the 51st Fighter Group, disappeared strangely on a short routine flight near Kunming on January 20, 1945, and never have there any clues regarding what might have happened to him. Even through 60 years have passed, he has by no means been forgotten, and the costs that these great men and their families...

This page is dedicated to all the members of the of the 12th Air Service Group that served with the 14th Air Force in the China Theatre of operations during World War Two. These men came together from all walks of life to form a group that did a job under the most adverse conditions in the world. Supplies and...

Howard Krippner, lost on a mission in China. (23rd Fighter Group, 76th Fighter Squadron). While very tragic, it also reminds us that family bonds and affection can stretch literally across decades.

We rolled into Bronte, Texas—one odd errant American and two journalists from China—unsure of what to expect. We were all a long way from home, but for Mr. SUN Hong, a reporter from the Liuzhou Daily, and Mr. HUANG Xiling, a videographer from the Liuzhou TV Station, the rolling mesquite-covered earth was a world away from the karst mountain country...

Raymond J. Bridge disappeared on a flight on May 25, 1944. His family was gracious to share with us about him during the summer of 2007. We plan to never forget.

KIA-MIA Memorial Project War so often requires a dear sacrifice - the loss of so many promising young people. Never does war only take away a soldier but also a son, brother, father, husband or best-friend. In battle many die of injuries, and they are listed at killed-in-action (KIA). Equally as tragic is the case of soldiers listed as missing-in-action...

Loren F. Taylor, MIA from the CBI . Any information on Mr. Taylor to add here to his memorial web page, please contact Pat at pat@rshonor.org. Information from National WWII Memorial: Loren F. Taylor BRANCH OF SERVICE U.S. Army Air Forces HOMETOWN Grant, IA HONORED BY Ms. Linda K. Staiert, Niece ACTIVITY DURING WWII B-24 PILOT IN THE PACIFIC. MISSING...

Alva Knox, one of the many men (and women) lost tragically during the war. Alva L. Knox, MIA-KIA from the CBI. We have extensive information on Mr. Knox, which we will organize soon, and post here. However, if anyone has further information to provide for his memorial, please contact pat@rshonor.org. From National WWII Memorial: ID: 13131629 Entered the Service From...