MIA

L. V. Teeter, pilot with the 23rd Fighter Group, MIA in China near Liuzhou city, Guangxi province. Here is an initial file on the loss of L. V. Teeter, pilot with the 23rd Fighter Group, MIA in China near Liuzhou city, Guangxi province. His loss as recorded in a 76th Fighter Squadron mission report (thanks Leonard O'Dell) - Date: 3...

Robert B. Reade, MIA from the CBI. RSH was very fortunate to have the open and gracious assitance of Mr. Reade\'s family to collect information on him, and we will be organizing that material in the future. However, anyone with more information or anecdotes please contact Pat at pat@rshonor.org. For more about our MIA-KIA memorial project, please click here '

Reed S. Wilburn MIA-KIA from the CBI Reed S. Wilburn Anyone with more information or anecdotes please contact Pat at pat@rshonor.org. For more about our MIA-KIA memorial project, please click here

Edward Wilson Price, who disappeared in China, along with the rest of the crew of their B-24 bomber in 1944. See more of the story of the loss of him and his crew here. In this location we will eventually have a biography on Edward Wilson Price who disappeared in China, along with the rest of the crew of their...

Harvey A. Nysteen, CBI MIA/KIA. Tragically, it appears that Harvey\'s brother Norman was also lost during the war. Any information on Mr. Nysteen to add here to his memorial web page, please contact Pat at pat@rshonor.org. Information from National WWII Memorial: BRANCH OF SERVICE U.S. Army Air Forces HOMETOWN Bend, OR HONORED BY Ms. Elaine Sarnoff, Niece ACTIVITY DURING WWII...

1st Lt. Frank P. Dwyer, ASN #O-1551389, MIA from the CBI. Lt. Dwyer was an ordnance officer for the eastern sector of the India-China Wing, Air Transport Command, and was lost on a flight that took off at 1:30am on June 14, 1944, for a flight from Chabua to Calcutta, India. Lt. Dwyer was one of 11 passengers (including one...

Edward E. Chase, MIA-KIA from the CBI. If you have any information on Mr. Chase to add here to his memorial web page, please contact Pat at pat@rshonor.org. From National WWII Memorial: BRANCH OF SERVICE U.S. Army Air Forces HOMETOWN New Olreans, LA HONORED BY Rey Richaud, Brother-in-law ACTIVITY DURING WWII MEMBER OF THE 14TH AIR FORCE. LOST ON MISSION...