List of Americans, British, and French military personnel detained by organs of the Ministry of State Security

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To Comrade FOKIN

to No. 551-MPO [Intergovernmental Organization?]

I am forwarding responses to your questions by diplomatic pouch on 5 November 1951.

Detailed testimony of prisoner FARLER has been mailed to Deputy Military Minister General-Lieutenant LOBANOV.

BOGUSLAVSKY

No. 4160

[Translator's note: Document has several signatures in lower left, each dated 3 November 1951, and two stamps in lower right, with "input" numbers 700 and 6366, dated 3 November and 2 November, respectively. Year of stamp is illegible.]

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TO CHIEF, SOVIET ARMY GENERAL STAFF

GENERAL OF THE ARMY Comrade SHTEMENKO, S.U.

I hereby report:

On December 1 of this year, in the area of Oberzell (20 km southwest of Eisenach), Private HAZENSTAL, Robert, b. 1926, from the 24th Police Squad, 14th Armored Cavalry Regiment, voluntarily crossed the line of demarcation into the Soviet occupation zone of Germany.

[He] states as a reason that he does not wish to go to Korea.

[He] requests political asylum.

Guard General-Colonel IVANOV

No. 201/Ru

2 December of this year

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LIST OF AMERICAN, BRITISH AND FRENCH MILITARY PERSONNEL DETAINED BY ORGANS OF THE MINISTRY OF STATE SECURITY

Americans

1. BERLIN, William, Private, b. 1926.

Detained on 5 February 1949 while crossing the line of demarcation into the Soviet zone, where he was going allegedly to meet a German woman of his acquaintance.

2. COX, Hommer-Harold, b. 1919. Detained on 6 September 1949 in the Soviet sector of Berlin. Requested political asylum. While in custody, however, he changed his intentions and asked to be returned to U.S. authorities.

3. PETERSON, William-Jay, Private, b. 1916. Detained on 7 September 1949 in the Soviet sector of Berlin, where he had crossed together with another soldier COX of the same battalion, wishing to receive asylum. While in custody, he changed his intentions and asked to be returned to U.S. authorities.

4. HEVING [Tr. note: Possibly "Hewing"] Wilfred [Handwritten in parentheses: "Wilford"], b. 1919. Deserted from the U.S. Army in connection with his scheduled return to the U.S.A. Detained on 17 October 1949 in the area of [NAULIG? illegible] of Kreis Brandenburg, where he was cohabiting with a German woman.

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To Comrade VASILEVSKIY

To Comrade SHTEMENKO

In autumn of 1950 the Koreans took American general DEAN prisoner.

After being surrounded, DEAN changed his clothing and hid for a rather long time in Korean villages, but was later identified and detained.

The Americans had reported DEAN missing in action. The Koreans did not report DEAN's capture and kept the matter secret.

KIM IR SEN requested my advice as to how to deal with DEAN.

I declined to respond.

Please report whether you have any instructions on this matter.

RAZUVAYEV

No. 197/Sh.

21 January 1951

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USSR MINISTRY OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS

We have not yet received a response to our No. 458/k of 17 Oct 1950

ARTHUR JOSEPH DE ROCHE, a U.S. Army soldier, and Sergeant JOHN DEMPSEY [?] of the British Army, remain in the custody of Soviet occupation forces in Austria, having crossed to the Soviet occupation zone for the purpose of seeking political asylum with us. American soldier JOSEPH DE ROCHE presented a letter requesting that he be sent to work in the Soviet Union, and if this could not be done, to release him to the Americans.

Refugee JOSEPH DE ROCHE has been in our custody under guard since 24 Sep 50, and JOHN DEMPSEY since 14 Oct 50. We do not have the facilities to hold refugees and have no orders as to how to proceed with this category of individual.

In this connection we request a resolution of the issue of

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how to handle servicemen of foreign armies who have voluntarily crossed over to us.

The lack of a resolution of this problem places us in an extremely difficult position and we are forced to hold refugees under arrest for months. Such an attitude toward voluntary refugees on our part is not justified and creates negative propaganda for those individuals who intend to cross over to our side.

Request immediate instructions.

TSINEV, KOPTELOV

No. 616/K

12/28/50

otp. [poss: separate tank regiment], Lvov 7.10 12/24/50 /4/

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USSR MINISTRY OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS

To Your No.44 /MFA/

1. American soldier KERRICK [?], GUY, b. 1920, was detained on 8 Feb 49 while crossing the line of demarcation to the Soviet zone. He deserted from the U.S. Army and requests asylum.

2. French soldier GOMPTAIN, ANDRE, b. 1921, voluntarily crossed into the Soviet zone on 15 Jun 49. States that his crossing was for political reasons.

3. French soldier RENARD, LOUIS, b. 1924, crossed over to Soviet authorities on 6 Apr 49. He gives as the reason for his crossing his wish not to go to Vietnam for the second time to participate in military actions.

MELNIKOV believes that KERRICK, GUY, GOMPTAIN, ANDRE and RENARD, LOUIS should be returned to Western occupation forces since they are of no interest to Ministry of State Security entities.

SEMICHASTNOV, ILICHEV

No.65

2/1/50

2/1/50 [12.00 Samokhin?]

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USSR MINISTRY OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS

On the night of 2-3 August of this year Private Johnson, Carlos of the U.S. military forces, b. 1927, from North Carolina, crossed the demarcation line and presented himself to the military command of the city of Uhrfar [sic].

At the command's location Johnson stated that he did not wish to return to his homeland and is requesting that Soviet authorities in Austria granted him asylum; he put this in writing. Johnson stated that he has been in the army since 1946, with brief interruptions in service. He served in U.S. forces in Korea and was twice wounded. He arrived in Austria in late June of 1953. In July he completed a month-long course for military scouts.

The special section of the group of forces is conducting the interrogation.

ILICHEV

No. 321/VK [poss. military commander] 8/3/53

[Translator's note: Penciled lettering in upper left, initialed with "M"]

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[Handwritten Note]

N 33265

To Comrade Podgovny

Mazurou

1. 10. 72

[illegible]

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SECRET

Copy no. 1

[Stamp]

CPSU CC

28 SEPT 1973 33265

TO BE RETURNED TO THE

CPSU CC GENERAL DEPT.

[miscellaneous signatures]

[handwritten] 1 October 73

CPSU CC

I am reporting, that:

On 28 September 1973 our military ship in the Pacific Ocean collected Michael Dough/Doe [?], an American non-commissioned officer, who allegedly fell off the USS Blue-Ridge while it was being refueled on the open seas.

The NCO remained in the water of 16 hours. He was given first aid on our ship.

I think that after some time he can be handed over to the Americans.

I am tasking the USSR MFA with informing the State Department of the fact that a US military seaman has been given first aid and that we are ready to send him back to the US side.

The transfer could take place in the Pacific Ocean to an American military ship.

[Signature]

A. Grechko

[handwritten]

Executed 1 October 19-73

[Signature]

[illegible] comrade Sidorov [illegible]

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[handwritten] K9099s

Copy [handwritten] 62

RECORD

6 July 1947 City of Petropavlovsk

carried out the exhumation of the remains of U.S. Army Air Force Sergeant Thomas E. Ring, who expired in a hospital on 1 Sep 1943 from a heavy wound received during the crash of an airplane on 12 Aug 1943 in the vicinity of Petropavlovsk.

The above remains were exhumed in order to return them to the country of origin [his homeland].

The remains removed from the grave were dressed for burial, wrapped in white linen sheets, placed in a wooden coffin. The coffin was then placed in a metal coffin of galvanized iron. The lid of the coffin was bolted shut and hermetically soldered.

A brass tablet with the name of the deceased engraved on it was affixed to the lid of the metal coffin.

This record attests to the above facts.

Lieutenant Colonel Kukarin

Major, Medical Corps Terekhov

Captain, Medical Corps Remarchuk

Captain, Administrative Division

[signature] Romashev

[Postal frank, field post #83529]

Attachment No 2

LIST OF INTERNED AMERICAN AIRMEN

USSR

Interned March - April 1942:

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1. B-25 Aircraft

1. Aircraft Commander Captain Edward Joseph YORK

2. Co-pilot Lieutenant Robert G. EMMENS

3. Navigator 1st Lieutenant HARDON

4. Radio Operator/Machine-gunner Corporal David POWELL

5. Mechanic Sergeant, 1st Class Theodore X. LABAN

2. B-24 Aircraft Consolidation Liberator, No 240309

1. Pilot Lieutenant Jim R. PATENGER

2. Co-Pilot Lieutenant Richard I. FILET

3. Navigator Lieutenant Charles K. HENNER

4. Bombardier Lieutenant Robert U. VANLESS

5. Motor-mechanic Sergeant, 1st Class Anthony S. HOMITS

6. Gunner Sergeant, 1st Class Peter G. BEGNOTOVICH

7. Radio Operator Sergeant, 1st Class James P. DIXON

8. Gunner Sergeant, 1st Class Charles R. DAY

9. Gunner Sergeant, 1st Class Donald L. DIMMEL

10. Photographer Corporal Robert BARNES

3. B-24-D aircraft Consolidation Liberator, No 02355, formation No 21

1. Pilot Major Carl G. WAGNER

2. Co-pilot Lieutenant Winfred X. WENDWER

3. Navigator Lieutenant Wenson X. BLACK

4. Mechanic Corporal Robert L. DANIELS

5. Mechanic Master Sgt. Laurence I. MORKS

6. Gunner Master Sgt. Josel I. KEARNS

7. Bombardier Master Sgt. Thomas A. CORBITT

8. Gunner Master Sgt. David L. CARTER

9. Gunner Sergeant, 1st Class Margo VASQUEZ

10. Gunner Sergeant, 1st Class Arnold M. SOGRISTED

11. Radio Operator Corporal Harvard K. FULLEY

12. Radio Operator Sergeant, 1st Class Henry K. EVRETT

13. Radio Operator Sergeant, 1st Class Charles L. WADE

4. B-24 aircraft Consolidation Liberator, No 123891, formation No 43

1. Senior Pilot Lieutenant Jajim K. PUTNUM

2. Pilot Lieutenant Allen T. MILLET

3. Bombardier Lieutenant Robert V. DYKESON

4. Navigator Lieutenant Floyd A. EMMENSON

5. Mechanic Tech. Sergeant Molphy A. MORZH

6. Radio Operator Master Sergeant Myron M. ALBERT

7. Radio Operator Sergeant, 1st Class Netten S. GOODIE

8. Radio Operator Master Sergeant Ernest A. BRAYSON

9. Gunner Master Sergeant Edward D. DOYLE

10. Mechanic Master Sergeant Hatchin M. HAMMOND

11. Photographer Airman Charles K. GROWS

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5. B-25-D aircraft Mitchell, No 130502, formation No 02

1. Pilot Major Richard D. SAULTER

2. Co-pilot Lieutenant Edward X. TEPLER

3. Navigator Lieutenant Harry G. COPE

4. Gunner Master Sergeant Kenner A. VAYER

5. Gunner Master Sergeant Pyle X. GREEZIE

6. Radio Operator Sergeant, 1st Class Evan L. LANK

7. Mitchell Aircraft, No 130171, formation No 71

1. Pilot Lieutenant Wayne A. MORRIER

2. Co-Pilot Lieutenant Vladimir P. SAVICH

3. Bombardier Lieutenant Albert V. HONEY

4. Radio Operator Master Sergeant John A. BILLINGLSEY

5. Gunner Master Sergeant Joseph A. DANWOOD

7. Mitchell Aircraft, No 113250, formation No 60

1. Pilot Lieutenant Russell V. HEARST

2. Co-Pilot Lieutenant John Madison TELLER

3. Bombardier Lieutenant James Robert ODEIER

4. Radio Operator Master Sergeant Robert WILCOX

5. Gunner Master Sergeant Harry Baye HEEBE

6. Gunner Sergeant, 1st Class Charles Henry HILL

8. Mitchell Aircraft, No 130473, formation No 73

1. Pilot Norman R. SEVIGNAK

2. Co-Pilot Lieutenant John L. KITLEY

3. Bombardier Lieutenant Harold R. HODGES

4. Radio Operator Master Sergeant James A. FASSED

5. Gunner Sergeant, 1st Class Crady WINKERS

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9. Mitchell Aircraft, No 253352, formation No 52

1. Pilot Lieutenant John T. ROGER

2. Co-pilot Flight Officer Loyal V. FRA...[?]FRAM

3. Bombardier Norman I. EASTMOOR

4. Radio Operator Tech. Sergeant Clarence X. OVERBOY

4. Gunner Master Sergeant Gerald G. GREEN

10. B-34 Aircraft, No 48909, formation No 2, landed 24 JULY 1944

1. Aircraft Commander Lieutenant John P. VIVIAN

2. Co-Pilot Lieutenant David Ross WILSON

3. Navigator Lieutenant Thomas Henry EDWARD

4. Co-Navigator Sergeant, 1st Class Pavel John SHASNEY

5. Radio Operator Sergeant, 1st Class Frank Andrei WIRAND

6. Gunner Sergeant, 1st Class Emil Arnold NOMMENSEN

11. B-34 Aircraft, No 48910, formation No 9

1. Aircraft Commander Lieutenant Russell Prance BONE

2. Pilot Lieutenant Glen Wallace MANTLEY

3. Co-Pilot Lieutenant Ralph Wayne STEVENS

4. Navigator Sergeant, 1st Class Laurence
Edward
SOMMERS

5. Aerial Engineer Sergeant, 1st Class Frank Leo CROW

6. Bombardier/Gunner Sergeant, 1st Class Joseph Patrick HORVAT

7. Radio Operator Sergeant, 1st Class Samuel GELBER

12. B-24 Aircraft, No 48930, formation No 11

1. Aircraft Commander Lieutenant Howard Pavel SHUTTEE

2. Pilot Lieutenant John Edward BRAZIL

3. Co-Pilot Lieutenant Byron Albert MORGAN

4. Navigator Sergeant, 1st Class Willie Everbee JOEL

5. Aerial Engineer Sergeant, 1st Class John [?]ernsis Beggin

6. Bombbardier/Gunner Sergeant, 1st Class Walter Herbert MORRIS

7. Radio Operator Sergeant, 1st Class Edward John JUDGE

13. B-24 Aircraft, No 48938, formation No 12

1. Aircraft Commander Lieutenant George August MART

2. Pilot Lieutenant Richard Henry JOHNSON

3. Co-Pilot Lieutenant William Abbott KING

4. Aerial Engineer Sergeant, 1st Class William Edward DIXON

5. Gunner Sergeant, 1st Class Richard Thomas EVERARD

6. Navigator Sergeant, 1st Class William Davie STROM

7. Radio Operator Sergeant, 1st Class Clifford Clarence PATKIZE

14. B-34 Aircraft, No 48496, formation No 7

1. Aircraft Commander Lieutenant Jackson Wilson CLARK

2. Co-Pilot Lieutenant Bervin Junio MILLER

3. Navigator Lieutenant John Franklin MATTERS

4. Mechanic Sergeant, 1st Class Hoyle Atma
Edward
SIMES

5. Radio Operator Sergeant, 1st Class John [?] BRENNAN

6. Bombardier/Gunner Sergeant, 1st Class Herbert Charles ROW

15. B-24 Aircraft, No 49525, formation No 81, landed on 13 Aug 44

1. Aircraft Commander Lieutenant Carl William LINDELL

2. Co-Pilot Lieutenant James Stanley HEAD

3. Navigator Lieutenant Merlin Keefe RICHARDSON

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4. Mechanic Sergeant, 1st Class Irry Henton WILLIAMSON

5. Gunner Sergeant, 1st Class Russell Lily MONTY

6. Radio Operator Sergeant, 1st Class Kiril James BROWN

16. B-24 Aircraft, No 45509, formation No 75, landed 21 August

1. Aircraft Commander 1st Lieutenant Jack Ralston COWLES

2. Co-Pilot Lieutenant Leonardo PANELLA

3. Navigator Lieutenant Millard Benjamin PARKER

4. Radio Operator Sergeant, 1st Class Harold Rudolf TONY

5. Gunner Sergeant, 1st Class John Robert MACDONALD

17. B-34 Aircraft, No 49508, formation No 82, landed 28 February

1. Aircraft Commander 1st Lieutenant John Arthur DINGLE

2. Co-Pilot Lieutenant Emil Morris PETTERBORNE

3. Navigator Lieutenant Evgenii Frank DOOLAN

4. Aerial Engineer Charles Denver HENRY

5. Radio Operator Sergeant, 1st Class Daniel LAINTZ

6. Gunner Sergeant, 1st Class Harvey Hoffman POLLARD

18. B-29 Aircraft Flying Fortress, formation No 32, landed 29 July 44

1. Aircraft Commander Captain Howard R. TERRELL

2. Co-Pilot Lieutenant John R. KIRKLAND

3. Navigator Lieutenant Frank S. OGDEN

4. Bombardier Lieutenant Edward T. GOLDEN

5. Mechanic Sergeant, 1st Class Mike LOSIK

6. Radio Operator Sergeant, 1st Class Jermoe S. ZVERCHER

7. Gunner Sergeant, 1st Class Merl Alfred BAILEY

8. Gunner Sergeant, 1st Class George HUMMEL

9. Gunner Tech. Sergeant Lewis Allan EARLY

10. Gunner Staff Sergeant Roy PRICE

11. Gunner Airman Herbert A. VOST

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19. B-24 Aircraft, No 240977, formation No 77, interned 25 Sept 44

1. Aircraft Commander Lieutenant JOHN OPIP John E. OTT

2. Co-Pilot Lieutenant FRANK PERM Frank J. PEOLICH

3. Navigator Lieutenant GILBERT ARNOLD Gilbert S. ARNOLD

4. Bombardier Lieutenant Class RAYMOND SHAYLOR Raymond U. SHIMMER

5. Aerial Mechanic Sergeant, 1st Class CHARLIE CLORK Charlie X. CLARK

6. Radio Operator Sergeant ROBERT PETERSON Robert X. Peterson

7. Co-Radio Operator Sergeant DIN SOYIX Din P., SEYID

8. Mechanic Assistant Sergeant CARL AUSTIN Carl U. OSTEN

9. Technical Photographer Sergeant, 1st Class ARTHUR MARTEL Arthur G. MARTEL

10. Gunner Sergeant LEONARD KARSHINSKY Leonard R. KARKOSHINSKY

11. Gunner Sergeant TOMA B. SHELTON Thomas B. SHELTON SEYID

20. B-34 Aircraft, No 49472, formation No 72, interned on 18 September 44

1. Aircraft Commander Major CHARLES WAYNEE Charles WAYNE

2. Co-Pilot Lieutenant JOHN MEFF John U. MATCHF

3. Navigator Lieutenant ERST JOHN John E. ERET

4. Radio Operator Sergeant BAXTER ROBERT Robert I. BAXTER

5. Gunner Sergeant, 1st Class EARL MILFORD Earl A. MILFORD

14. B-34 Aircraft, No 33278, formation No 11, interned 12 Sept 44

1. Aircraft Commander Lieutenant DARRELL FAYZEY MACDONALD Darrell F. MACDONALD

2. Navigator 2nd Lieutenant KENNETH HOLBERT MILES Kenneth G. MILES

3. Navigator 2nd Lieutenant DANNY LYLE BROADWELL Donny L. BROADWELL

4. Aerial Engineer Sergeant, 1st Class JOHN WILLIAM ROZO
Edward
John W. ROSE

5. Radio Operator Sergeant, 1st Class WILLIAM FRANCIS NICODIMAS William E. NICHODEMUS

6. Gunner Sergeant, 1st Class JACK CLENTIN ROSS Jack C. Ross

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22. B-25 Aircraft, No 253351, formation No 77, interned 10 Sept 44

1. Aircraft Commander Lieutenant WILLIAM WOODSMAN HYDE William W. HYDE

2. Co-Pilot Lieutenant RALPH WILLIAM HAMM Ralph W. HAMMOND

3. Navigator Lieutenant JOHN [?] MACAMTON John B. MacINTOSH ARNOLD

4. Radio Operator Sergeant Class WARREN [?] LAFTEN Warren G. LAUGHTON

5. Gunner Sergeant WILLIAM CL[?]ENCE CROWELL William C. CROWELL

6. Mechanic Sergeant JOHN FRANCIS KERR John F. CARR

23. B-25 Aircraft, interned on 1 Nov 44

1. Aircraft Commander Lieutenant WILLIAM MACWOLAN William MacWILLIAM

2. Co-Pilot 2nd Lieutenant DONALD WARD Donald WARD

3. Navigator 2nd Lieutenant CHARLES WALLAND Charles WOLLAND

4. Mechanic Corporal ROBERT SALVESTBER Robert SILVESTER

5. Photographer Sergeant NORMAN HERMANSAN Norman HERMANSON

6. Gunner NICHOLAS HORIN Nicholas HORIN

7. Radio Operator DOSEPH BRISHEBER Joseph BRISHENBER

24. B-29 Aircraft, formation No 365, interned 11 NOV 44

1. Aircraft Commander Captain PRICE BOSTON Weston X. PRICE

2. Navigator Lieutenant SVICHEN MELVIN Melvin E. SCHERER

3. Co-Pilot Lieutenant FLANAGAN JOHN John E. FLANAGAN

4. Bombardier Lieutenant MORRISON EDWARD Edwin MORRISON

5. Engineer Lieutenant ROSSERFORD YUDOMON Evgenii P. RUTHERFORD

6. Radio Operator Tech. Sergeant PLETER DAVID David PLETTER

7. 2nd-Radio Operator Sergeant, 1st Class STAVINSKY HENRY Henry J. STAVINSKY

8. Gunner Master Sergeant LARKIND DONALD Donald J. LARRIN

9. Gunner Sergeant, 1st Class BRODINIAS JOHN John BARDINIAS

10. Gunner Sergeant, 1st Class WEED FRANK Frank A. WEED

11. Gunner Sergeant, 1st Class COOK MILLARZH Millard S. COOK

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25. B-24 Aircraft, No 240993, formation No 93, interned 25 NOV 44

1. Aircraft Commander Lieutenant DANIEL HOTEBED TAYLOR

2. Navigator 2nd Lieutenant UDVARD HATKEEFF WILLER

3. Co-Pilot Lieutenant LESTER RAYMOND ELOND

4. Bombardier 2nd Lieutenant LEO CARL LAYDON

5. Gunner Corporal CHARLES EVANS DIWALKY

6. Gunner Corporal WATMAN ANDERSON NEWELL

7. Radio Operator Corporal BERNARD PETER BENDOROVICH

8. Operator Sergeant, 1st Class JANE RUDOLPH SMITH

9. Gunner Corporal BILL JOYE BARNETT

10. Photographer Corporal BORT LOTEN

11. Aerial Engineer Corporal LOUIS HENRY RUMAN

12. Gunner Corporal MARTIN LACKIN

26. B-29 Aircraft, interned 21 Nov 44

1. Aircraft Commander 1st Lieutenant MACKIM WILLIAM William J. MACHISH

2. Co-Pilot 1st Lieutenant SHEFER JOHN John K. SCHAEFFER

3. Navigator 1st Lieutenant DIAMOND JACK Jack A. DIAMOND

4. Bombardier 1st Lieutenant RUTTLEDGE JAMES James R. RUTTLEDGE

5. Engineer 1st Lieutenant WORD JAMES James W. WORD

6. Radio Operator Lieutenant AHRENSEN WILLIAM William R. AHRENTSON

7. Co-Radio Operator Sergeant, 1st Class MANN WILLIAM William P. MANN

8. Staff Gunner Sergeant, 1st Class BROWNWOOD FLOYD Frederick D. BROWNWELL

9. Staff Gunner Sergeant, 1st Class MORTS EDWARD Edward J. MERTS

10. Staff Gunner Sergeant, 1st Class SIGRIST HERMAN Herman K. ZILRIST

11. Staff Gunner HESSINGER HERMAN Herman HASSINGER

27. B-24 Aircraft, formation No 82, interned 7 Dec 44

1. Aircraft Commander 1st Lieutenant ROBERT BASE

2. Pilot Lieutenant RICHARD MURPH

3. Navigator Lieutenant JOHN BACK

4. Bombardier 1st Lieutenant EDWARD MAYKOP

5. Weather Observer 1st Lieutenant EDWARD MILLER

6. Aerial Engineer 1st Lieutenant DAME WILLIAMSON

7. Radio Operator 1st Lieutenant LEONARD LANGHOLD

8. Radio Operator Gunner [?]HERON (EHDICHD)

9. Assistant Mechanic Sergeant, 1st Class WALTER LEYTON

10. Gunner Sergeant D.V. SHUPLIN

11. Observer WERNER KOMZK

12. Photographer Master Sergeant ROBERT REED

13. Weapons Specialist Sergeant ANTON SINTOR

28. B-24 Aircraft, No 4240996, formation No 96, interned 19/29 [?] January 45

1. Aircraft Commander Lieutenant KEPIST Evgenii Elliott

2. Pilot Lieutenant EDESHD BECKON

3. Bombardier Lieutenant PERRY GOEGODZAM

4. Navigator Lieutenant UTIAM AKOZAN

5. Aerial Engineer Sergeant, 1st Class MERLY HASSIMI

6. Radio Operator Sergeant, 1st Class ZEP[?] LIRZHON ZEPYU

7. Gunner Sergeant, 1st Class YAUGIT SVINEBERG SVIABERG/ZWEIBERG?

8. Gunner Sergeant, 1st Class DUSAN[?]AFALOUS

9. Gunner Sergeant, 1st Class GLENN TKOLLER

10. Gunner Sergeant, 1st Class STERLING SMORGUT

11. Observer Master Sergeant TILRIER ESVIERZHON

12. Junior Observer Sergeant, 1st Class MARTON HAPOCH

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29. B-34 Aircraft, No 49654, formation No 96, 21 February 45

1. Aircraft Commander Lieutenant JOHN RIGHT POWERS

2. Co-Pilot Lieutenant LENIRIZ SHADE THOMAS

3. Navigator 2nd Lieutenant WALLY CHIDZHIMA[?]PIEZOJT

4. Gunner Sergeant, 1st Class FRAZIES PATRICK HASIV

5. Radio Operator Sergeant, 1st Class RALPH BIESOP LANE

6. Flight Engineer Sergeant, 1st Class ROBERT GEORGE TAMAFNEK

B-25 Aircraft, No 4336134, interned 20 May 45

1. Aircraft Commander Lieutenant JARED BARRY BIVER

2. Co-Pilot Lieutenant SISO MARVIN ASHBURN

3. Navigator Lieutenant GEORGE WILLIAM OLLA

4. Bombardier Sergeant, 1st Class CHARLES NICHOLS

5. Radio Operator Corporal ALBERT STANLEY PARISHT

6. Gunner Sergeant, 1st Class LEAF OMAR JANESEN

31. B-24 Aircraft, No 42-40998, formation No 98, interned 16 May 45

1. Aircraft Commander Lieutenant WILLIAM DELTON YUDZHEN

2. Co-Pilot Lieutenant KINNER VSEDEN WALKER

3. Navigator Lieutenant HAND GEORGE SANDERSON

4. Bombardier Lieutenant PATTER RICHARD THOMAS

5. Radar Operator 2nd Lieutenant Class CANON EDWARD STEVEN

6. Gunner Corporal VOLKMAN VANEY LUNAY

7. Mechanic Sergeant, 1st Class GLYSEN GEORGE PETTER

8. Gunner Corporal LUCKY GEORGE THOMAS

9. Radio Operator Sergeant, 1st Class BORGISS COLTON

10. Gunner Sergeant, 1st Class SWIRTMAN WILLIAM EDWARD

11. Photographer Sergeant, 1st Class STEVENSON PARKER WILLIAM

12. Gunner Corporal LEDERWUND RON THOMAS

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32. B-24 Aircraft, No 111924, formation No 34, interned 11 May 45

1. Aircraft Commander Lieutenant RICHARD B. CLINKEY

2. Co-Pilot Lieutenant TALLEYROCK PLOWIS

3. Navigator 2nd Lieutenant SMITH STANLEY

4. Bombardier Lieutenant STELLA K. FRANCIS

5. Mechanic Corporal SMITH HOLIDAY

6. Radio Operator Corporal PUTLEN WILLIAM

7. Weapons Specialist Corporal RAYMOND

8. Photographer Sergeant, 1st Class NITKENNET

9. Observer LOROIAN

10. Assistant Mechanic Corporal CUTLER RAYMOND

11. Gunner Corporal JOLLY ROBERT

12. Radio Operator/Gunner Corporal STREKNIUS ALFRED

33. B-25 Aircraft, No 5336158, interned 11 May 45

1. Aircraft Commander Lieutenant HARBER MARTR FLANGER

2. Co-Pilot IVAN TAYLOR

3. Navigator Lieutenant ROBERT DAVNEY

4. Mechanic Sergeant, 1st Class TAXON BAYER

5. Gunner Sergeant, 1st Class FLOUND SARUSEN

6. Bombardier 1st Lieutenant ERKIT STISEL

7. Radio Operator Sergeant, 1st Class PAVEL UTCHEK (killed)

34. B-25 Aircraft, No 43-36160, interned 10 June 45

1. Aircraft Commander Lieutenant ROBERT WISILIN WABRING

2. Co-Pilot Lieutenant JERRY KROOT

3. Navigator Lieutenant BYRON [?]F.IL'T

4. Radio Operator Corporal ROY A[?]DEVANE

5. Gunner Corporal ROY F[?]KERRICK

6. Aerial Engineer Corporal MATTHEW M. GLADESK (killed)

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35. Aircraft whose crew perished (10 June 45)

1. Squadron Commander Captain EDWARD IRVIN [handwritten] Irving

2. Co-Pilot Lieutenant HARRY LORD [handwritten] Nerd

3. Navigator GENENTEN AISER [handwritten] NATHAN ANZER

4. Mechanic ALFRED ILENS [handwritten] FRED BENEY

5. Radio Operator PRO LESLEY DEYTON

(female) [handwritten] Corporal LES NAKAY DENTON

6. Gunner ROLLAND ERNEYER [handwritten] -.- Rolland

36. B-25 Aircraft, interned 17 July 45

1. Aircraft Commander Lieutenant ROBERT TORZ

2. Co-Pilot Lieutenant IMRI IRNHORT

3. Navigator Lieutenant ARTHUR V. DRAYNEN

4. Mechanic Corporal EDWARD SORNEN

5. Radio Operator Sergeant, 1st Class EDWARD CURZHOK

6. Gunner Corporal DNIEU VAUGH

37. B-25 Aircraft, interned 17 July 45

1. Aircraft Commander Lieutenant GEORGE L. VONILER

2. Co-Pilot Lieutenant RICHARD E. MILLER

3. Navigator Lieutenant GEORGE D. CHERLT

4. Radio Operator Sergeant, 1st Class ALBERT PROSIUK

5. Gunner Sergeant, 1st Class BERNARD T. CAIRLEY

6. MECHANIC Sergeant, 1st Class ORWELLY K. DIADD (drowned)

38. B-29 Aircraft, crew parachuted on 21 Aug 44, discovered 10 September

1. Aircraft Commander Major RICHARD MACKLING

2. Senior Pilot Lieutenant ERIS COLE

3. Navigator Lieutenant LYLE TARNER

4. Gunner Master Sergeant CHARLES ROBEAN

5. Bombardier Lieutenant MORTEN GEIUDJEN

6. Radio Operator Master Sergeant DELWOOD WEBB

7. Right Gunner Sergeant, 1st Class JOHN BUCKLEY

8. Engineer 1st Lieutenant ILIN CONRAD

9. Senior Gunner Master Sergeant WEM STOKES

10. Radio Specialist Sergeant, 1st Class OTTIS CHARLES

11. Gunner Sergeant, 1st Class LEWIS MONEP

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[stamp]

DECLASSIFIED

_____ _____ 19__

SECRET

DRAFT

CPSU CC DECREE

In response to a Note from the US Embassy dated 13 September

about an American Military Aircraft which Went Down

in the Region near the City of Yerevan

1. Confirm the draft answer presented by the USSR Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA), by the Ministry of Defense and the Committee on State Security of the CPSU CC (attached). The note is to be delivered to the US Embassy in Moscow.

Publish the text of the answer with a summary of the 13 September US note in the Soviet press.

2. Task the Committee of State Security of the CPSU CC and the Ministry of Defense with making the necessary preparations for and sending the remains of the six crew members of the American plane which came down in the Yerevan area to the American side.

[handwritten]

P151 14 XIV 18/9

No 2441/GS

15 Sept 1956 [?]

to 1977

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Appendix

Draft

In response to the 13 September 1958 [?] US Embassy note (No. 270), the USSR MFA feels that it is necessary to confirm its note dated 12 September about the US AF plane, which intentionally crossed the USSR national border and went down 55 kilometers to the north-west of Yerevan.

The Ministry's note reported that this aircraft crashed and burned, and the remains of bodies were found at the crash site. It was determined from the remains that six crew members perished. The Soviet side does not possess any other information about the crew members.

The Soviet government strongly repudiates the assertion made in the Embassy note purporting that Soviet fighters intercepted this aircraft near the Soviet-Turkish border around Kars, as groundless and provocational in nature.

Such an unworthy attempt to lay the blame on the Soviet side for the fact that the American aircraft and its crew perished has been made, apparently, in order to justify the very obvious fact that this aircraft intentionally crossed the national border of the USSR.

The Soviet government has repeatedly stated that the US government is responsible for the consequences of US aircraft illegally crossing the Soviet national border. There is one thing which the US government must do, and that is prohibit its air force from illegally crossing the national border of the Soviet Union once and for all. It is precisely these types of measures which the Soviet government awaits from the US government.

As far as the Embassy's request to send the remains of the six crew members from the burned aircraft, the appropriate Soviet authorities are ready to send them to a representative of the American authorities.

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SECRET

Copy No. 9

[stamp]

USSR MFA

SECRET

DEPARTMENT OF THE

COUNTRIES OF AMERICA

ENTRY No 2596

7 DEC 1958

CPSU CC

Comrade Menshikov, the USSR ambassador to the US, reported that he was invited to the State Department by Murphy, the Deputy Assistant Secretary of State, who gave him an oral presentation about the American aircraft which illegally crossed the USSR border in the area of Yerevan on 2 September of this year (Telegram UP 2196 from Washington).

During his presentation Murphy asserted that the plane which crossed into Soviet air space was supposedly following a Soviet radar beacon, and was downed by Soviet fighters. "Eyewitnesses" supposedly saw parachutists jump from the plane. Murphy also said that since the remains of only six crew members of the aircraft have been sent to the Americans, and there were 17 people on board, there should still be 11 individuals on Soviet territory, and it is possible that some of them are still alive.

Murphy further announced that the 19 and 20 September issues of the newspaper "Sovetskaya Aviatsiya" [soviet aviation] published articles written by Major A. Voshchkov [?] entitled, "Vysokoe Masterstvo," [advanced skill] which, in Murphy's opinion, confirm the fact that the American aircraft was downed by Soviet fighters. Murphy announced that the Americans allegedly have a taped recording of the conversation between the Soviet fighter pilots and between the pilots and ground control.

Comrade Menshikov declined to discuss the issue raised by Murphy and announced that as far as the American aircraft which illegally crossed the USSR border in the area of Yerevan on 8 September is concerned, the appropriate answer was already given by the Soviet side in Moscow. He categorically denied Murphy's assertions that the Soviet pilots allegedely shot down this American aircraft, refused to listen to the taped recording fabricated by the Americans, and denied the Americans' conjectures related to the article in the newspaper "Sovetskaya Aviatsiya."

It is completely obvious that the American side is using various fabrications to draw us into a new discussion of this issue in order to wipe our their guilt for the fact that an American aircraft illegally crossed the USSR border, and lay the blame on the Soviet side.

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SECRET

Copy No. 9

[stamp]

USSR MFA

SECRET

DEPARTMENT OF To

COUNTRIES OF AMERICA

ENTRY No 1977

16 SEPT 1958

[stamp]

DECLASSIFIED

_____ _____ 19__

CPSU CC

On 12 September of this year, the USSR Ministry of Foreign Affairs delivered a note to the US Embassy about the American aircraft which went down 55 kilometers to the north-west of the city of Yerevan.

On 13 September the US Embassy sent a reply letter in which an attempt is made to portray the event in such a way so that it looks like Soviet fighters intercepted the American aircraft in the area of the Soviet-Turkish border near Kars. They are requesting information about the 17 crew members, and there is a request to allow representatives of the Embassy accompanied by technical experts to investigate the circumstances of the aircraft catastrophe at the actual location, identify the corpses and proceed with sending the remains of the crew members to the appropriate American authorities. This response is highly provocative in nature.

The USSR Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Ministry of Defense and the Committee on State Security of the CPSU CC have prepared a draft response to the American note. This answer decisively refutes the thoughts contained in the Embassy note. The American request to visit the area where the aircraft went down is being ignored in the new note. This is done because the area in which the American aircraft went down remainder of this sentence is somewhat illegible] is the border area and is closed off to foreigners. Therefore the Americans are not to be given access to this area [parts of this sentence also illegible].

As far as the request to sent the remains of the crew members to the American sie, it would be reasonable to fulfill this request and task the Committee for State Security to sent the bodies of the dead crew members [word illegible].

The draft decree is attached.

We ask that you examine it.

[initials] [initials] [initials]

V. Kuznetsov E. Konev [?] [?]

[?] September 1958

No 2441/GS

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The position of the Soviet government on the issue of this American plane has already been detailed in three notes sent to the US Embassy and published in the Soviet press. Therefore, the USSR MFA believes it would not be expedient to enter into a discussion of this issue at the present time with the Americans and will limit itself to the answer which was given by comrade Menshikov in his discussion with Murphy. If the Americans should mention this issue, they should be told that the note sent by the Soviet side on this issue, as well as the answer made by Ambassador Menshikov on 14 November to Murphy's announcement completely settled the matter, and the Soviet side has nothing additional to add.

Please consider this.

Original signed by

A. Gromyko

6 December 1958

No 3169/GS

Certified: [Signature]

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SECRET

Copy No. 10

[stamp]

USSR MFA

SECRET

DEPARTMENT OF THE

COUNTRIES OF AMERICA

ENTRY No 1125

18 MAY 1959

[stamp]

DECLASSIFIED

_____ _____ 19__

[handwritten]

to Control

[signature]

P218/XI

21 May 59

CPSU CC

On 4 May 1959, US Ambassador Thompson delivered a memorandum to Comrade N. S. Khrushchev. This memorandum expressed the concern of the US president about the fate of the 11 American pilots who allegedly were on the American C-130 aircraft, which illegally crossed the USSR national border on 2 September 1958 and went down in the Yerevan area. It is possible that the Americans will publish their memorandum.

Because of this, the USSR MFA feels that it would be to our advantage to deliver our memorandum on this issue to Davis, the US charge d'affaires ad interim to the USSR. If necessary, this memorandum can be made public. This memorandum Should contain the response which Comrade N. S. Khrushchev gave to US Ambassador Thompson.

A draft of the decree is attached.

Please examine it.

Original signed by

V. Kuznetsov

15 May 1959

No 1200/GS

Certified: [handwritten] Semonov

additional [?]

6-ns

mb=2152/gs

16 May 59

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SECRET

Copy No 11

[stamp]

USSR MFA

DEPARTMENT OF THE

COUNTRIES OF AMERICA

ENTRY No 1930

18 AUG 1959

[stamp]

DECLASSIFIED

_____ _____ 19__

CPSU CC

On 1 August of this year US Vice-President Richard Nixon sent Comrade N. S. Khrushchev a letter in which a request has been made to provide information on the fate of the 11 Americans who supposedly were on board the USAF plane which crashed on 2 September 1958 in the area of Yerevan. In his letter Mr. Nixon raises the issue of the fate of the 11 crew members of this aircraft as a "serious impediment to improving" relations between the USSR and the USA.

In accordance with its instructions, the USSR MFA is presenting Comrade N. S. Khrushchev's draft answer to Nixon's letter mentioned above.

The draft decree is attached.

Please examine it.

Original signed by

A. Gromyko

17 August 1959

[illegible]/GS

Certified: [signature]

[handwritten]

For the file

[signature]

9 Dec 59

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Draft

Dear Mr. Nixon,

I have familiarized myself with your 1 August 59 letter in which you again raise the issue of the US AF plane which crashed on 2 September 1959, 55 kilometers to the north-west of Yerevan.

I will tell you candidly that the fact that you have raised this issue after the Soviet government has done all it possibly could to clarify the circumstances of this crash and has fully informed the American side of the findings of its inquiries, must at the very minimum cause perplexity on our part. We cannot view this as anything but an attempt to artificially create barriers toward improving US-Soviet relations.

The government of the United States has already been informed that on 2 September 1959 no Soviet fighter downed an American aircraft and that on that day a US military aircraft crashed near Yerevan. At the site the remains of corpses were discovered. After an examination of the remains, which were sent to the American side on 24 September 1958, it was possible to conclude that 6 crew members perished. No other American pilots from the indicated aircraft were found in the Soviet Union and therefore we don't have them.

I understand the feelings of the relatives of those who perished when the plane crashed. However, it is completely obvious that those who are in charge of such flights of American aircraft are responsible for them to the American public and to the relatives of those who perished.

I would like to point out to you, Mr. Vice-President, that such issues would not ever come up in the relations between our two countries if US military aircraft did not fly so close to the Soviet border and did not cross the border for purposes which are

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incompatible with improving Soviet-American relations. Moreover, such flights of American air lanes and their illegal crossings of the Soviet border are still taking place. In particular, these flights were recorded in the eastern sector by our country virtually on the eve of your visit to the Soviet Union.

I inform you of this with the hope that the American side will curtail such activities, which, without doubt, will make a very important contribution towards developing and improving relations between our countries. In other words, curtailing such activities will be conducive to achieving the noble goals of "ending the cold war" and reinforcing peace, discussions of which we and you have devoted many hours to during your stay in our country.

Very sincerely,

N. Khrushchev

copy No 2062/GS

TO: Richard NIXON

US Vice-President

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FORM No. 4

not SECRET

[handwritten] For permanent storage

USSR Ministry of the Armed Forces

Store: permanently

P-1622

[stamp] 194

[illegible] 450

[illegible] 22

[illegible] 6

No. 4

[handwritten] Acts and lists of foreign citizens repatriated via Odessa up to 1945/8 [?] and Groups of forces

Begun: 7 March 1945

Completed: 2 January 1947

on 370 pages

Certified:

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STATEMENT

[Illegible] 11 August 1945

We, the undersigned, the representative of the Red Army Guard Command, Lieutenant Colonel Skriknikov [?] and the senior officer of the Allied Army POW camp, Colonel Pilet of the American army, created this Statement, which states that on 10 and 11 August 1945, 1,383 officers and soldiers of the Allied nations were sent from Mukden to Dairen by rail. The names of the individuals who were at the camp are contained in the list attached to this Statement. This completes the evacuation of all former POWs from the Mukden camp.

Lieutenant Colonel of the Guard

[Signature] [Signature]

Skriknikov Col. Pillay

[handwritten]

N. C. Pilet,

Col. G. S. C.

[illegible note]

13 November

[Signature]

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The following is a roster of those personnel evacuated from Camp Hoten, Mukden, Manchuria, by air:

Departed 8-24-45:

Manees, J.R., Col 0-11664

Duffey, John R, Major 19346

Jacobs, Eugene C, Major 20499

Balfanz, A.W., 2nd Lt

Guye, Earl W, T/Sgt

Milholland, Bruce S, Sgt

Begaye, John U, Pfc

Johnson, Bonnie M, Pfc

Kebrinsky, Edward, Pfc

Rosson, Robert B., Pfc

Thomas, Henry L., Pfc

Elliott, Leon A., P[?]gt

Milardovich, Philip, Pvt

Odom, Lawrence, Pvt

Swiger, Ralph D., Pvt

Francis, Gus C, Capt, 371149

Donaldson, James W, Capt, 404601

Whitcomb, Harold J, 1st Lt

Grover, Theron E, T/Sgt

Irvine, Wyatt H, Sgt

Robinson, George W, Cpl

Galloway, Herman L, Pfc

Kelly, Lloyd L, Pfc

Ridenour, Henry S, Pfc

Bowen, James N., Pvt

Laurson, Eddy R., Pvt

Nolan, Robert C, Pvt

Ross, Herman, R., Pvt

Harris, James H., Cpl (USMC)

Departed 8-27-45:

Wainwright, J.M., Lt Gen

Moore, G.F., Maj Gen

Sharp, William F., Maj Gen

Bluemel, Clifford, Brig Gen

Brougher, William E., Brig Gen

Pugh, John R., Lt Col

Brown, Burton R, Major

Carroll, Hubert, T/Sgt

ter Poorton, M, Lt Gen (Dutch)

van Rees, J., Maj Gen (Dutch)

Tjarda van Starkonborgh Stachouwer --

Jhr. Mr., A.W.L., (Dutch Civilian)

Heath, Sir Lewis N. Lt Gen (British)

Mackee, L.M., Maj Gen (British)

Maltby, O.M., Maj Gen (British)

Sitwell, H.D.W., Maj Gen (British)

Young, H.E. Sir Mark A., Governor --

(British Civilian)

McElwaine, Sir Perey A., Chief Justice --

(British Civilian)

King, E.P., Maj Gen

Jones, Albert M., Maj Gen

Lough, Maxon S., Brig Gen

Weaver, James R., Brig Gen

Beebe, Lewis, C., Brig Gen

Dooley, Thomas, Major

Tisdelle, A.C. Jr., Capt

Gonzalves, Gordon B., T/Sgt

Bakkor, T., Lt Gen (Dutch)

Speekenbrick, J.C., Pvt (Dutch)

Spits, A.I., (Dutch Civilian)

Percival, A.E., Lt Gen (British)

Maltby, P.C.[?], Air Vice Marshall (British)

Keith Simmons, F., Maj Gen, (British)

Key, E.M., Maj Gen (British)

Thomas, H.S. Sir Shenton W. --

Governor (British Civilian)

Smith, H.E. C.R., Esq., Governor --

(British Civilian)

Trusted, Sir Harry H., Chief Justice

(British Civilian)

Departed 8-30-45: (Annex Page 4)

Vachon, Joseph F., Brig Gen

Chyhoweth, Bradford G., Brig Gen

Pierce, Clinton A., Brig Gen

Drake, Charles C., Brig Gen

Seals, Carl H., Brig Gen

Funk, Arnold J. Brig Gen

Departed 9-2-45:

Killian, Wade D., Col

Peck, Allen O., Major

Tarpley, Thomas M. Jr., Lt Col

Faulkner, George C., 2nd Lt

Peterson, A.C., Major

Britt, C.K., 1st Lt

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Departed 9-2-45 (continued)

Taylor, M.W., Lt, [?]

Barna, Joseph, Lt, Pvt

Kocher, Paul J., Pvt

Bumgarner, K.A., Pvt

Yankey, F.W., Pvt

Gerry, J.G., Sgt

Ratliff, John E., Pvt

Wolfersberger, Robert L.,

Chapman, F., Pvt (British)

Chester, David, Gunner, (British)

Rendele, D.A., Lt Col (British)

De Jong, A., Capt (Dutch)

Specks, [?], Capt

Kiefer, Joseph H., USMC

Stamp, Loren E., Ph[?]

Darnold, W.J., Pvt

Begay, Keats, Cpl

Sondergaard, A. Pfc

Cain, Carson, Pvt

Hall, W.H., L/Cpl (British)

Minshall, William, Pvt (British)

Vaughn, W.E., Pvt (British)

Allen, Lloyd C., Capt

Sjoers, H., Capt (Dutch)

Departed 9-4-45:

Stevens, Luther R., Brig Gen

Rawitser, Emil C., Col

Lynch, Thomas A., Col

Hankins, Stanley H. Major

George, Albert M., Capt

Coe, Sheldon S., Capt

Richardson, James D., Capt

Greeman, Gerald R., Capt

Brown, Earnest L. Capt

Hadley, Alvin C., 1st Lt

Ulanowicz, Emil M., 2nd Lt

Stiles, LeMoyne B., 2nd Lt

Shockey, Marion K., T/Sgt

Sperr, Roy L., S/Sgt

Gildon, Otis J., Sgt

Pifer, Clyde H., Sgt

DeAngeles, Anthony N. Cpl

Caldwell, Carl E., Cpl

Jemison, Edmund L., Pfc

Layton, Leroy, C., Pfc

Snyder, Vernon A., Pfc

Hembree, Huber L., Pfc

Weeks, Orioe B., Pfc

Comstock, Wayne V., Pfc

Linsen, George, Pvt

Griffin, Herbert C., Pvt

Johnson, Charles T.

Embree, Billy M., SM2/c [?]

Thompson, Arthru R., CCstd

O'Conner, James A., WTl/c

Guess, Odell C., Y3/c [?]

Bender, Jack E., MHl/c [?]

Dieball, Charley W., Pfc (USMC)

Blackburn, A.S., Brig (British)

Napier, W.E.S., Lt Col (British)

Scott, J.A., Cpl, (British)

Scobie, D., Pvt (British)

Vennick, H.A.E., Col (Dutch)

Parsons, John E., Pvt

Garfinkle, Abraham, Col

DeCarre, Octave, Col

Sledge, Theodore J.,Col

Skardon, Beverly N., Capt

Moore, George B., Capt

Richards, Grover C., Capt

Lester, John E., Capt

Skarda, Cash T., Capt

Hansen, Boyd S., 1st Lt

Parks, Robert F., 1st Lt

Konik, Edwin P., 2nd Lt

Schlichter, John F., T/Sgt

Bland, Albert J., S/Sgt

Upchurch, Walter M., Sgt

Walker, Dale W., Sgt

Etter, David R., Sgt

Bullock, Thomas S., Cpl

Gordon, Louis B. Jr., Cpl

Johnson, Amos, Pfc

Verba, George M., Pfc

Ostrom, Robert P., Pfc

Benson, Edward E., Pfc

Hogge, William H., Pfc

Zeller, Roy E., Pvt

Davis, Elvin D., Pvt

Weitzner, Daniel N., Pvt

Mullins, J., Ens USN

Rose, Charles A., CSM

Capell, Henry A. Jr., SKl/c

Reardon, Thomas J., Cox

Smallwood, Thomas E., SKl/c

Ferrell, H.M., WO (USMC)

Moir, R.G., Brig (British)

Hopkins, G.R., Col (British)

Bartelot, R., // Capt (British)

Jolley, R., L/Cpl (British)

Rogers, G.H. (British)

Solkesz, J.H., Capt (Dutch)

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Departed 9-5-45:

Corkill, William P., Col

Halstead, E.T., Lt Col

Kane, William D., Pvt

Prukop, James P., S/Sgt

Kachmarek, Lawrence D., Pvt

Gagnet, Thomas R., Cpl n

Stuckey, Francis, S/Sgt

Trout, Ira A. Sgt

Wells, ARthur, Pfc

Moss, J.C., Capt (British)

Murphy, Dennis P. [?], Col

Elmes, Chester M., Col

Longest, Russell B., Cpl

Brasel, Joe, Pvt

Whelchel, Warren W., M/Sgt

Goodson, James R., Pvt

Mitchell, William B. Jr., Sgt

Banach, John, Pvt

Howe, T.A.M., Major (British)

Liddell, A.W., MQSM, (British)

Departed 9-6-45:

Hamilton, S., Col

Uhrig, Jacob E., Col

Aldridge, Edward P., Col

Schroeder, Richard R., Pfc

Browning, Harry R., Pvt

Maxwell, D.S., Brig (Australian)

Brennan, D.J., Capt (Asutralian)

Mulock, G., Capt, (British)

Derham, A.T., Col (Australian)

Steins, R.P., Sgt (Dutch)

Dalton, William F., Col

Dumas, Albert H., Col

Brewington, William I., MMI/c [?]

Stom, Claude O., Pvt

Stauder, R.E., Pfc

Sherburn, F., Lt Col (British)

Biglin, R., Col (British)

Simpson, J.T., Col, (British)

Derham, T.P., Pvt (British)

Korthout, E.H.L., Corp (Dutch)

Departed 9-7-45:

Lawrence, Charles S., Col

Vance, J.R., Col

Momberg, Arnold W., CY (USN)

LeGrown, Silas, B., Pfc

Van Diver, Cecil R. Pvt

Cook, Harvey, H., Sgt

Jernigan, Carl, Pfc

Grant, P.C., Major (British)

Beatton, C.N., Gnr (Australian)

Verkerk, M., Sgt (Dutch)

Tulfer, H.J.B., Col (Dutch)

Crews, Leonard P., Col

Miner, William D., Capt

Kuhse, Melvin, Pfc

Dugan, Leonard M., Pvt

Campbell, Emil G., Corp

Smith, Charles M., Pfc

Wildey, W.D., Brig (British)

Humphries, B., Capt (British)

Painter, G.W., Brig (British)

Bunk, A., Pvt (Dutch)

Joel, H.F., (Dutch Civilian)

Departed 9-10-45:

Gilmet, John R., S/Sgt

Clifford, H.M., Col (British)

Grokett, Russell A., Sgt

Keltner, Edgar E., Col

Hilton, Don B., Col

Staton, W.E., Air Cmdr (British)

Meade, C.A., Lt Col (British)

Sewell, E.R.A., Capt (British)

Ervin, Rufus O., H/Sgt

Wilson, Albert T., Col

Grayson, Ben., Pfc

Earen, T.F., Capt

Frissell, Howard N, Col

Laughinghouse, N.R., Col

Prickett, W.P., Capt

Allpress, H.V., Col (British)

Tabeart, C.F., Capt (British)

Moffatt, M.G.F., Major (British)

Dobbin, R.W., Lt Col (British)

Mead-Waldo-Van, J.G., Capt (British)

NOTE: Unless otherwise marked, all names represent American Personnel.

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Additional Personnel Departing 8-30-45:

Ilgen, G.A., Major Gen (Dutch)

Cox, P.A., Major Gen, (Dutch)

Uhl, J.H., Maj Gen (Dutch)

Fremery, H.J.D., Maj Gen (Dutch)

Statius Muller, G.J.F., Maj Gen (Dutch)

Pesman, J.J., Maj Gen (Dutch)

Schilling, W., Maj Gen (Dutch)

Bakkers, R., Major Gen (Dutch)

Note: An additional 47 personnel also left by air on 8-30-45 but no record of names or identity is available.

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PERSONNEL LEAVING BY TRAIN - SEPTEMBER 11, 1945.

Officers ......... 44

Enlisted Men ..... 587

Total 631

ENLISTED MEN

AMERICAN BRITISH

4th Co. ..... 84 58

5th Co. ..... 111

7th Co. ..... 147

Casual Co. .. 14

Total 356

Navy ........ 89

Marines ..... 77

Total 522

Medical Det. 7

Total 529

One man Absent Without Leave on 10 September Departure List: (not picked up on this roster)

Howard, Berry 18043816 Pvt. 60th CAC 3rd Co.

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AMERICAN COLONELS

Ward, Frederick A., 0-7566

Hoeffel, Kenneth M. Captain, USN

Curtis, Donald, Colonel. USMC

Pilet, Nunez C. 0-15931

Wood, Stuart 0-16857

Teague, Theodore T. 0-11678

Rogers, Richard G. 0-11698

Traywiok, Jesse T. Jr. 0-15818

American Majors

Raulston, John W. 0-20401

Malevioh, Steven 0-292707

Doran, Roy E. 0-301611

American Captains.

Grow, Neville L. 0-287535

Walker, Jack M. 0-342145

Webb, William E. 0-391031

Langdon, B. Bruce Lieutenant (SG)

Scholey, George T. 0-890360

American Lieutenants.

Levie, James K. Jr., 0-382883 First Lt.

Chamberlin, George E. 0-366860 1st Lt.

Shabart, Elmer J. 0-411352 1st Lt.

Thompson, William D. 0-331140 1st Lt.

Rogers, Jack 0-364009 1st Lt.

McCartney, Dan A. 0-413737 1st Lt.

Mihailov, Nicholas M. 0-381616 1st Lt.

Barton, Robert D. 0-408462 1st Lt.

Goodman, Joseph 0-401410 2nd Lt.

Levitt, Herbert A. Ensign. USN

Hamilton, William A. Jr. 0-389552 2nd Lt.

Christie, Charles D. 0-412681 2nd Lt.

Michie, Robert E.L. 0-413473 2nd Lt.

Parks, William R. 0-394796 2nd Lt.

Heinzel, Jack H. 0-416299 2nd Lt.

Beck, Charles D. 0-417933 2nd Lt.

Farrell, Walter H. 0-409212 2nd Lt.

Wheeler, Alvin F. 0-890164 2nd Lt.

Matthews, Thurman R. 0-890282 2nd Lt.

Allen, Charles D. 0-890384 2nd Lt.

BRITISH OFFICERS

Fasson, J.C.H., Lt. Col.

Allinson, F.W., Major

Johnson, J.C., Captain

MacKenzie, J. Captain

Glover, J. Captain

Leicester, D.L. Lieut.

Rutherford, F.D. Lieut. (Australian)

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AMERICAN ENLISTEN MEN - 4th COMPANY

NAME SERIAL NO. ORG. RANK

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Birkinsha, Harry E., 17010417 59th CAC Sgt.

Gavito, Valentin F. 18048986 59th CAC Sgt.

Merritt, Charles A. R-148140 59th CAC Sgt.

Patrick, Stanley 7022770 59th CAC Sgt.

Bridges, Wilson C. 6288947 59th CAC Cpl.

Conley, Howard H. 19044367 59th CAC Cpl.

Fugazzi, Charles B. Jr. 15065795 59th CAC Cpl.

Kimzey, John W. 6951477 59th CAC Cpl.

Kreiling, Daniel G. 17011274 59th CAC Cpl.

Leadley, Dale C. 17003434 59th CAC Cpl.

Masterson, Norman J. 17010553 59th CAC Cpl.

Miller, Denn A. 18000401 59th CAC Cpl.

Platten, John J. 6983664 59th CAC Cpl.

Richards, Donald M. 18049874 59th CAC Cpl.

Russell, Malcolm I. 6898306 59th CAC Cpl.

Smith, Raymond R. 6386453 59th CAC Cpl.

Smolleck, George 7022777 59th CAC Cpl.

Thorman, Walter E. 18001743 59th CAC Cpl.

[?]eard, James E. 13000768 59th CAC Pfc.

Becker, George 19002005 59th CAC Pfc.

Bi[?]szahn, Joseph 13038251 59th CAC Pfc.

Britton, Kay D. 18015216 59th CAC Pfc.

Caravelia, Ralph E. 20434663 59th CAC Pfc.

Cramer, Bruce O. 17023982 59th CAC Pfc.

Dale, Glen E. 17010074 59th CAC Pfc.

D[?]an, Matthew W. 6583782 59th CAC Pfc.

Fromer, Sol. (None) 19018310 59th CAC Pfc.

Funk, Leslie G. 19020189 59th CAC Pfc.

Henke, Albert (None) 17002680 59th CAC Pfc.

Hennessy, Thomas H. 20961630 59th CAC Pfc.

Hol[?]liday, Frank N. 17009586 59th CAC Pfc.

Johnson, Robert E. 18017444 59th CAC Pfc.

Kearney, Earl (None) 15065704 59th CAC Pfc.

Kruczek, Mike (None) 13009780 59th CAC Pfc.

Lucero, Felix D. 19054517 59th CAC Pfc.

Magalich, John (None) 13002519 59th CAC Pfc.

Martin, Harvey L. 16021847 59th CAC Pfc.

Massingill, R. H. 6274928 59th CAC Pfc.

Miller, Kenneth R., 15047797 59th CAC Pfc.

Pavone, Louis (None) 19030355 59th CAC Pfc.

Peralta, Leo G. 19042059 59th CAC Pfc.

Roh[?]s, Nicholas T. 13004809 59th CAC Pfc.

Trice, Blount C. 6287757 59th CAC Pfc.

Wright, Allen L. 18049797 59th CAC Pfc.

Boatwright, Lloyd L. 18046440 59th CAC Pfc.

Brandt, Edward A. 19006196 59th CAC Pfc.

Carpenter, Harold F. 39302688 59th CAC Pfc.

Cauthon, Elmer T. 17019788 59th CAC Pfc.

Clements, Donald R. 19017577 59th CAC Pfc.

Cook, Iray (None) 19019959 59th CAC Pvt.

Elkins, Howard H. 18046357 59th CAC Pvt.

Grobe, William O. R-208636 59th CAC Pvt.

TFR2-40

NAME SERIAL NO. ORG. RANK

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Grundy, Cody H. 17023623 59th CAC Pvt.

Hayes, Odis N. 18018248 59th CAC Pvt.

Haysley, Louis A. 15061733 59th CAC Pvt.

Howard, Jean S., 18017455 59th CAC Pvt.

Hutchinson, Stephen D., 14013426 59th CAC Pvt.

Kucera, Robert L. 18048976 59th CAC Pvt.

Lee, Everett M. 17023975 59th CAC Pvt.

Logsdon, Jett T. 18001712 59th CAC Pvt.

Lowry, William A., 15017287 59th CAC Pvt.

Marion, Charles E., 12024813 59th CAC Pvt.

Martin, Allen R. 18001722 59th CAC Pvt.

McClain, Mas (None) 15061794 59th CAC Pvt.

McGaha, Lem (None) 34044165 59th CAC Pvt.

McMinn, Edward Q. 18001622 59th CAC Pvt.

Moquillen, Earl J. 12012145 59th CAC Pvt.

Mozena, Dwayne W. 17003467 59th CAC Pvt.

Myers, James H. 18042332 59th CAC Pvt.

Nab, Daniel D. 19011583 59th CAC Pvt.

Nazelrod, Bane W. 19020897 59th CAC Pvt.

Nelson, Glenn W. 18046437 59th CAC Pvt.

Pennington, Irwin L. 18011052 59th CAC Pvt.

Rodriquez, Gregory (None) 18049877 59th CAC Pvt.

Secro[?]st, Oscar D. 18001734 59th CAC Pvt.

Settles, Thomas M. 16017986 59th CAC Pvt.

Smith, Mark F., 6931450 59th CAC Pvt.

Stierheim, Herman J. 16013676 59th CAC Pvt.

Vinson, Edward F. 18050026 59th CAC Pvt.

Wade, Coy L. 18038606 59th CAC Pvt.

Wilson, Charley L. R. 19051824 59th CAC Pvt.

W[?]ood, Leonard D., 15061800 59th CAC Pvt.

Wright, Hurcell L. 18018836 59th CAC Pvt.

[?]ettner, Francis F. 15017363 59th CAC Pvt.

TFR2-41

AMERICAN ENLISTED MEN 5TH COMPANY

NAME SERIAL NO. RANK ORGANIZATION

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Alex, Stephan H. 20843948 1st/Sgt CAC

Chaffin, Roy M. 20842681 1st/Sgt CAC

Weaver, Lonnie M. 20842465 M/Sgt CAC

Moseley, John J. 38011968 T/Sgt CAC

Rucker, August G. Jr. 19050409 T/Sgt CAC

Taylor, Alfred A. 6390218 T/Sgt CAC

Branch, Robert K. 19016320 S/Sgt CAC

Byrne, Lawrence H. 20842452 S/Sgt CAC

Garrett, Alvin W. 20842508 S/Sgt CAC

Monroe, William M. 13009416 S/Sgt CAC

Phebus, William W. 20842730 S/Sgt CAC

Robinson, James A. 38011650 S/Sgt CAC

Buckner, Calvin C. 20843737 Sgt CAC

Burrola, Joseph M. 20843294 Sgt CAC

Burrola, William M. 20843308 Sgt CAC

Christmas, John F. 14049180 Sgt CAC

Coleman, William R. 38011613 Sgt CAC

Crabb, Jessie W. 20843807 Sgt CAC

Evans, Robert L. 20842683 Sgt CAC

Gentry, Walter J. 20843937 Sgt CAC

King, David L. 38011828 Sgt CAC

King, Jack W. 17023846 Sgt CAC

Lopez, Genaro B. 20843145 Sgt CAC

McFadden, Harlan W. 39079593 Sgt CAC

Milligan, Sam (None) 20842989 Sgt CAC

Nunn, Charles R. 38011624 Sgt CAC

Padilla, Orville F. 20842729 Sgt CAC

Pos, Alfred (None) 20842527 Sgt CAC

Pruette, Jack N. 38012547 Sgt CAC

Romero, Frank S. 20842734 Sgt CAC

Sakelares, Angelo H. 20842463 Sgt CAC

Armijo, Ernesto J. 38012513 Corp CAC

Calderon, Arthur J. 20843309 Corp CAC

Fletcher, Pines (None) 38012562 Corp CAC

La Rue, Virgil (None) 38012296 Corp CAC

Leek, Warren H. 19056520 Corp CAC

Montoya, Ernest (None) 20842724 Corp CAC

Nesbitt, Mason H. 33005025 Corp CAC

Parchman, William E. 38012336 Corp CAC

Phillips, Wallace R. 20843782 Corp CAC

Romero, Emilio E. 38012145 Corp CAC

Sanchez, Joe (None) 20843005 Corp CAC

Schlick, Emory C. 38012532 Corp CAC

Schmitz, Eugene W. 38012186 Corp CAC

Smith, Charles R-12755 Corp CAC

TFR2-42

AMERICAN ENLISTED MEN 5TH COMPANY (CON'T)

NAME SERIAL NO. RANK ORGANIZATION

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Adams, Rufus D. 33050318 Pfc CAC

Armijo, Salvador J. 20812950 Pfc CAC

Burroughs, Dallas S. Jr. 14050703 Pfc CAC

Carroll, Weston (None) 6146749 Pfc CAC

Castleberry, Roy C. 20843829 Pfc CAC

Crider, Harold L. 14049116 Pfc CAC

Cunningham, Sheldon W. 6588986 Pfc CAC

DeHerrera, Valdemar A. 38012214 Pfc CAC

Genovese, John A. 36106694 Pfc CAC

Gilman, Harold C. 38012429 Pfc CAC

Heck, Marion W. 36050813 Pfc CAC

Hudgens, Sidney R 38012314 Pfc CAC

Ireton, Carl V. 38012451 Pfc CAC

Kee, James W. 6998819 Pfc CAC

Lach, Peter J. 17018044 Pfc CAC

Long, Carl M. 36050907 Pfc CAC

Long, Martin B. 36052689 Pfc CAC

Lucero, Alphonso M. 20842748 Pfc CAC

Martin, Paul H. 6578473 Pfc CAC

McKarson, Jack J 6583412 Pfc CAC

Miller, Laddie (None) 38012580 Pfc CAC

Murrell, Loye E. 38012581 Pfc CAC

Padilla, Leo J. 20842964 Pfc CAC

Ramirez, Dagoberto S. 20843369 Pfc CAC

Reyna, Antonio (None) 38011836 Pfc CAC

Roberts, Wayne D. 38012036 Pfc CAC

Salazar, John A. 19052642 Pfc CAC

Sandberg, Hyrum J. 19011060 Pfc CAC

Sexton, Delmas (None) 7023699 Pfc CAC

Stabrylla, John P. 20843821 Pfc CAC

Wallace, Ira D. 38031097 Pfc CAC

Wills, Carl A. 13003417 Pfc CAC

Yahnozha, Homer (None) 38012084 Pfc CAC

Antonio, Sam J. 38012665 Pvt CAC

Baca, Kligio (None) 38012017 Pvt CAC

Bates, Robert K. 33035525 Pvt CAC

Beshears [?], James D. 14049258 Pvt CAC

Cata, Jose I. 38012060 Pvt CAC

Colvin, Wesley M. 19045992 Pvt CAC

Derecola, Chris J. 33050102 Pvt CAC

Evanczik, Joseph N. 6718748 Pvt CAC

Gardner, Les J. 20842507 Pvt CAC

Goddard, John R. 38012685 Pvt CAC

Grates, Warren D. 38011883 Pvt CAC

TFR2-43

AMERICAN ENLISTED MEN 5TH COMPANY (CONT'D)

NAME SERIAL NO. RANK ORGANIZATION

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Griffith, Edward F. 19050953 Pvt CAC

Hansen, Wendell E. 39677205 Pvt CAC

Histia, David S. 38011258 Pvt CAC

Huerta, Trino C. 38031569 Pvt CAC

Jim, Glenn (None) 38012463 Pvt CAC

Kniffin, Jim L. 18020638 Pvt CAC

Kranc, Norbert J. 36106369 Pvt CAC

Levrier, Alfredo N. 38029820 Pvt CAC

Levy, David J. 39007376 Pvt CAC

Malosek, Richard H. 19003226 Pvt CAC

Martin, Frank G. 38012557 Pvt CAC

Martinez, Marcos (None) 38012348 Pvt CAC

Masser, Edmond J. 36106749 Pvt CAC

Montgomery, Lee R. 38029852 Pvt CAC

Mucha, Frank J. 38030842 Pvt CAC

Mundell, Warren F. 19054381 Pvt CAC

Pascoe, Raymond F. 16021778 Pvt CAC

Pena, Laurencio (None) 38031209 Pvt CAC

Tellez, David O. 38012280 Pvt CAC

Tovar, Alex E. 38011264 Pvt CAC

Whitmer, Harold L. 36008406 Pvt CAC

Willie, Wilson E. 38012620 Pvt CAC

TFR2-44

AMERICAN ENLISTED MEN-AIR CORPS- 7TH COMPANY

NAME SERIAL NUMBER RANK ORGANIZATION

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King, Clarence J., 6772072 M/Sgt. Air Corps

Peterson, Isaac 6744096 M/Sgt. " "

WHITEHEAD, Raymond 6224960 M/Sgt. " "

Hewgley, William M.W. 6251383 1st/Sgt. " "

Armstrong, Howard A. 6489804 T/Sgt. " "

Edsall, Carlton E. 6838318 T/Sgt. " "

Graves, Clarence P. 6822281 T/Sgt. " "

Hightower, Porter T., 6241688 T/Sgt. " "

Jordan, Murry G. 6243898 T/Sgt. 4 " "

Langlois, Adlard 6689302 T/Sgt. " "

Latoz, Samuel J. 6798632 T/Sgt. " "

Wilson, John P. 6379075 T/Sgt. " "

Adamski, Joseph W. 6148580 S/Sgt. " "

Bendele, Weseley H. 6260659 S/Sgt. " "

Bittner, Robert D. 6949446 S/Sgt. " "

Bobulski, Casimir T. 6489799 S/Sgt. " "

Britt, Ellis T. 6823773 S/Sgt. " "

Butler, Lennie R. 6262059 S/Sgt. " "

Hamilton, Lawrence H. 6570469 S/Sgt. " "

Jirasek, Norbert 6224961 S/Sgt. " "

Knowles, Jesse M. 6970938 S/Sgt. " "

Koosis, Bela 6716902 S/Sgt. " "

Mullins, Levi D. Jr. 6948285 S/Sgt. " "

Rice, Arthur 6556364 S/Sgt. " "

Ruback, Joe 6911990 S/Sgt. " "

Sedlar, Joseph 6712917 S/Sgt. " "

Simmons, Garry C. 6759683 S/Sgt. " "

Slayton, Clarence 6970940 S/Sgt. " "

Stevens, Joe W. 6273566 S/Sgt. " "

Tuneberg, Earl S. 6920813 S/Sgt. " "

Vaughan, Julius H. 6399374 S/Sgt. " "

Webb, Charles W. 6420319 S/Sgt. " "

Wheeling, Walter F. 6564336 S/Sgt. " "

Wise, Robert C. 6970878 S/Sgt. " "

Robinson, Benjamin 6973332 S/Sgt. " "

Brignall, George 7030722 Sgt. " "

Brittain, Jack P. 6562306 Sgt. " "

Campbell, Arthur L. 6573980 Sgt. " "

Cook, Charles A. Jr. 6973560 Sgt. " "

Cowgill, John D. 6569667 Sgt. " "

Crossland, Clifford R. 18013669 Sgt. " "

Diez, Fernando B. 16005068 Sgt. " "

Dragich, Charles 6911380 Sgt. " "

Dillard, Chester F. 6937090 Sgt. " "

Earnest, Malcolm 6930009 Sgt. " "

Ellsworth, Earl E. Jr. 18003900 Sgt. " "

Farmer, Kenneth L. 7002784 Sgt. " "

Fipps, Willie H. 18031289 Sgt. " "

Gagliardi, Franklin V. 6291425 Sgt. " "

TFR2-45

AIR CORPS (Cont'd)

NAME SERIAL NUMBER RANK ORGANIZATION

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Harris, Jewel G. 6398012 Sgt. Air Corps

Hundley, William F. 6948326 Sgt. " "

Joy, William J. 6132438 Sgt. " "

McClelland, George F. 6967425 Sgt. " "

Phelps, Estill O. 6298717 Sgt. " "

Pozarich, Nick Jr. 6557956 Sgt. " "

Rogers, Harold S. 6911381 Sgt. " "

Roland, Orville D. 6295702 Sgt. " "

Rosendahl, Robert D. 6930812 Sgt. " "

Stanko, Joseph J. 6949809 Sgt. " "

Templin, Fred G. 6914489 Sgt. " "

Toler, Reuben K. 6971038 Sgt. " "

Walloe, Alvin L. 7002914 Sgt. " "

Wehner, Henry B. 6971038 Sgt. " "

Anderson, Vincent M. 17011898 Cpl. " "

Bradley, Hardy E. 6296956 Cpl. " "

Bryan, Riley J. 6970953 Cpl. " "

Collins, Alfred D. Jr. 6998842 Cpl. " "

Cooper, James 18004764 Cpl. " "

Crisp, Carroll 6259224 Cpl. " "

DeLiale, Wilfred 11014634 Cpl. " "

Echols, Francis M. 6265778 Cpl. " "

Ferrin, Kenneth R. 19056977 Cpl. " "

Finigan, Glen L. 15013371 Cpl. " "

Ginther, Merle E. 6274799 Cpl. " "

Ha[?]skill, Richard M. 16010667 Cpl. " "

Henderson, Wesley T. 6286466 Cpl. " "

Herrin, Douglas D. 7000454 Cpl. " "

Hilton, James W. 6285339 Cpl. " "

Johnston, George A. 6283958 Cpl. " "

Jones, Louis C. 6274616 Cpl. " "

Miller, William R. 6971480 Cpl. " "

Rea, Gerald E. 7030262 Cpl. " "

Robinson, Robert J. 14032404 Cpl. " "

Sohn, Wilfred H. 6938734 Cpl. " "

Templeton, Billy D. 6938084 Cpl. " "

White, Jesse K. 6296187 Cpl. " "

Allen, Oliver C. 18029940 Pfc. " "

Begley, Wild B. 19051934 Pfc. " "

Bosko, Nicholas 11019064 Pfc. " "

Brennan, Harold R. 6714454 Pfc. " "

Brookover, Sherrill R. 15017848 Pfc. " "

Carlos, Felix H. 19050710 Pfc. " "

Chebul, Joseph R. 19050356 Pfc. " "

Christopher, Harold J. 19014977 Pfc. " "

Gilliland, Howard M. 6579271 Pfc. " "

Harris, Rodger H. 6232154 Pfc. " "

Koot, John S. 13002442 Pfc. " "

Lankford, Paul H. 6972460 Pfc. " "

Lond, Donovan 18018414 Pfc. " "

Nichols, Murl E. 6913120 Pfc. " "

TFR2-46

AIR CORPS (Cont'd)

NAME SERIAL NUMBER RANK ORGANIZATION

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Olalager, Theodore J. 11010295 Pfc. Air Corps

Page, Charles D. 14027422 Pfc. Air Corps

Plummer, James E. 6936696 Pfc. " "

Pugh, Ryon E. 13023406 Pfc. " "

Parks, Comer L. 6936727 Pfc. " "

Riley, Summie B. 14014587 Pfc. " "

Rynerson, John P. Jr. 6574831 Pfc. " "

Sohrsiner, Sigfried A. 11010324 Pfc. " "

Solomon, Virlus V. 16010093 Pfc. " "

Stauffer, Welden M. 6579599 Pfc. " "

Vidra, Audrew C. 6987477 Pfc. " "

Wallon, Bernard T. 6980652 Pfc. " "

Zenda, John F. 6913854 Pfc. " "

Bollick, James J. 14014589 Pvt. " "

Boyer, Manford C. 6569648 Pvt. " "

Brown, James E. 6914061 Pvt. " "

Clark, Ward S. 20602521 Pvt. " "

Cox, Clarence S. 15067586 Pvt. " "

Gilmore, Clyde E. 6971590 Pvt. " "

Hall, Herman 13035003 Pvt. " "

Hopkins, William H. 6555920 Pvt. " "

Johnson, Erwin R. 14014589 Pvt. " "

Lanclos, Herbert P. 14014805 Pvt. " "

Laughrun, Isaac W. 14021854 Pvt. " "

Lawson, Winston E. 11008307 Pvt. " "

Ligus, Thomas G. Jr. 9613836 Pvt. " "

Marchesini, Bruno 11020631 Pvt. " "

McKiddy, Clayton R. 6578687 Pvt. " "

Morse, Robert H. 11013317 Pvt. " "

Olivotti, Liveo 7031346 Pvt. " "

Painter, Layton D. 19051927 Pvt. " "

Peloquin, Victor A. 11024362 Pvt. " "

Penda, Raymond 11017337 Pvt. " "

Roberts, Daniel H. 11016110 Pvt. " "

Santak, John 6885362 Pvt. " "

Smith, Donald E. 11014166 Pvt. " "

Thornton, Charles H. 6971017 Pvt. " "

Tomecko, George W. 16028642 Pvt. " "

The following enlisted men were captured in Manchuria on December 1944. Crew of B-29 who were shot down over Manchuria.

Stieber, Daniel J. 16006764 T/Sgt. Air Corps

Beckwith, Kenneth A. 3115489 S/Sgt. Air Corps

Brown, George E. 19073392 S/Sgt. " "

Davidson, Ralph M. 17110700 S/Sgt. " "

Edwards, Elbert L. 38627577 S/Sgt. " "

Herman, Olen L. 39456180 S/Sgt. " "

Pope, Arnold G. 18188996 S/Sgt. " "

Eldred, Aaron W. 17059771 Sgt. " "

Huss, Walter E. 35538620 Sgt. " "

TFR2-47

AMERICAN NAVY ENLISTEDMEN

NAME SERIAL NO. RANK

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Adams, John M. 355-66-91 AMM/2cl

Arentzen, Charles (None) 368-40-81 AMSmth/2cl

Atkins, Ralph P. Jr. 268-44-56 F/2cl

Bacsik, Stephen C. 228-36-18 BM/1cl

Bailey, Ivon J. 385-79-99 QM/3cl

Beliveau, Clayton N. 204-45-31 QM/1cl

Belistrom, Leonard O. 393-04-71 MM/1cl

Bilbo, Harry A. 360-02-09 WT/1cl

Bird, James (None) 376-11-45 SC/3cl

Boehme, Arthur A. 299-91-22 CM/1cl

Bostic, Hobert E. 287-43-37 F/2cl

Bowman, George R. 258-21-94 AMM/2cl

Burkholder, Arthur W. Jr. 265-85-21 SK/1cl

Butterbaugh, Robert E. 250-39-15 AMM/1cl

Callahan, Samuel S. Unkn AMM/1cl

Carter, Harold B. 346-69-63 AM/3cl

Cary, Ralph J. 265-61-41 Y/1cl

Chase, Chester O. 381-12-16 EM/1cl

Cochrane, Donald F. 257-59-30 SK/1cl

Cook, Collins W., 380-73-85 PHML/1cl.

DaPron, George I., 337-45-87 CM/3cl

Davis, John E. Unkn CTM

Dletz, Herman G. Jr., 330-88-94 MM/2cl

Driver, Francis M., 414-36-59 MM/2cl.

Easley, Robert C., 360-08-88 Sea/1cl

Edwards, Randall S., 316-44-11 RM/1cl

Emard, Arthur D., 414-19-58 MM/1cl

English, Merle L. 371-97-82 MM/1cl

Fast, Chester K. Unkn PHM/2cl

Fink, Nelson H. 279-59-26 Prtr/3cl.

Forehand, James M. 268-12-53 WT/1cl.

Furnari, Biagio O. 311-00-81 CSM

Gibbs, Wayne (None) 337-11-07 SC/1cl.

Gilbert, Ross H., 299-99-84 WT/2cl.

Guidos, John C. 257-08-99 MM/1cl.

Henry, Pemberton D. 382-10-25 SK/2cl.

Hogue, Dallas E. 341-69-44 MM/2cl.

Iray, James E. 341-91-01 Prtr/1cl.

Johnson, Orville A. 355-82-13 SK/1cl.

Johnson, Wilmer (None) Unkn Sea/1cl

Jones, Raphael O. 337-12-39 AOM/1cl.

Kane, John W. 243-71-24 SM/3cl.

Keath, Harry G. 243-47-52 SC/1cl.

Kilmer, Emmett L. 337-10-89 EM/2cl.

Knight, Oscar O. 393-21-00 WT/2cl.

Knippenberg, Theodore R. 299-35-38 TM/1cl.

Lesnick, Edward V. 181-15-17 CWT

LaHeist, Vernon G. 316-35-74 MM/1cl.

Lee, Jack B. 356-30-71 SC/3cl.

Lehman, Paul C. 375-74-44 Y/1cl.

Locarnini, Peter R. Unkn AMM/3cl.

Lyon, William J. 256-15-60 CQM

Majewski, Joseph Jr. 311-48-42 MM/2cl.

Marcley, James I. 401-97-51 GM/1cl.

Martino, John 207-13-52 CTM

TFR2-48

AMERICAN NAVY ENLISTEDMEN

NAME SERIAL NO. RANK

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Mascavage, Anthony A. 243-59-02 EM/1cl

McCavanagh, Patrick J. 214-77-99 CWT

McGhee, Darrel E. 337-40-71 SM/1cl.

McGowan, James W. 320-84-75 Prtr/1cl.

Mead, Grant L. 305-12-78 CSK(PA)

Morey, Edward R. 201-50-60 SK/1cl.

Null, Harley T. 291-56-09 EM/1cl

Osborne, "J" D" 371-99-21 SM/1cl

Passaretti, Thomas A. 223-66-99 Y/2cl.

Pate, Ralph E. 268-38-30 AMM/2cl

Patterson, George S. 356-14-11 Sea/1cl.

Peart, Cecil J., 393-26-35 PhM/2cl.

Pinson, Barton F. 372-13-60 Aerog/2cl.

Powers, Marcellus V. 287-31-29 AMS/2cl

Procell, Clifton (None) 274-52-35 TM/3cl

Raines, Kirby Newton - 346-58-11 SC/1cl.

Savoie, Victorian A. 328-36-77 SM/1cl.

Senften, Daniel D. 368-47-06 SF/2cl.

Shepherd, William F. 357-86-86 CSK (PA)

Shrout, Sanford 287-21-29 WT/1cl.

Snow, Arthur O., 356-20-87 Cox.

Snyder, Arthur O. 291-61-97 SC/3cl.

Str[?]aschein, Vernon K. 328-55-31 SC/1cl.

Summers, Verble L. Unkn. TM/2cl.

Thompson, Robert E. 342-08-47 PhM/1cl.

Vice, Bernard L. 274-25-40 Sk/1cl.

Wagner, Harry A. 299-99-98 AMM/3cl.

Waldrep, John D. 346-18-13 Y/2cl.

Ward, John C. 238-44-72 CMM

Wayne, Phillip (None) Unkn. Amm/2cl.

Wilks, Zack E. Unkn. SF/3cl.

Wilson, Leroy A. 342-00-88 WT/2cl.

Young, Thomas W. 262-32-70 AM/2cl.

Zech, Peter F. 304-99-65 CMM.

TFR2-49

ENLISTED MEN - U. S. MARINE CORPS

NAME SERIAL NUMBER RANK ORGANIZATION

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Lemon, Albert S. 80244 QM/Sgt. Marine Corps.

Pekarich, Joseph S. 163010 Gy/Sgt. " "

Andrews, Leland M. 230220 Plt/Sgt.

Jenkins, J.T. 258017 Pl/Sgt.

Balcer, Julian H. 269190 Sgt.

Bazewick, Casey T. 255449 Sgt.

Dunlavy, Harry C. 270544 Sgt.

Fuerst, Morris V. (unkn) Sgt.

Gonzales, Joseph V. 265881 Sgt.

McDowell, Jack W. 268997 Sgt.

Garrow, Everett C. 296879 Chief Cook

Biela, Ralph E. (unkn) Cpl.

Campbell, Andy N. 267547 Cpl.

Cannella, John D. (unkn) Cpl.

Clouse, John J. 270044 Cpl.

Covey, Donald L. 268104 Cpl.

Davis, Earl M. 260912 Cpl.

Hale, Ralph H. 268583 Cpl.

Herbert, Thomas 274831 Cpl.

Herron, Carl R. 274240 Cpl.

Karpen, Edward T.A. 223466 Cpl.

Makarovich, John (unkn) Cpl.

Milligan, Howard L. 274462 Cpl.

Muniz, Angel Jr. 281841 Cpl.

Robertson, James L. (unkn) Cpl.

Robison, Milo W. 277789 Cpl.

Thompson, Thomas R. 279751 Cpl.

Waldrum, Everett R. 290480 Cpl.

Weaver, Roy M. 269362 Cpl.

Leggett, Marion K. 279861 Field Cook

Abernathy, Carl W. Jr. 281443 Pfc.

Adams, Leon C. 281618 Pfc.

Adams, Raymond C. 276750 Pfc.

Caron, Henry L. 267082 Pfc.

Carson, George R. Jr. 276733 Pfc.

Carter, Arthur F. 276708 Pfc.

Ciboch, George B. 301037 Pfc.

Couch, Elbert T. 280846 Pfc.

Danielson, Dewey C. (unkn) Pfc.

Dickeson, Truman M. 276706 Pfc.

Diemert, William A. 276707 Pfc.

Dinapas, Joseph P. 275658 Pfc.

Foust, Carl W. 447856 Pfc.

Frising, William A. 297534 Pfc.

Glodery, Alvin G. 301431 Pfc.

Goode, William B. 289820 Pfc.

Gordon, John P. 280703 Pfc.

Greenman, George E. 282791 Pfc.

Gwartney, James C. (unkn) Pfc.

Haley, Phillip R. (unkn) Pfc.

Halford, William T. 280640 Pfc.

TFR2-50

MARINE CORPS (Cont'd)

NAME SERIAL NUMBER RANK

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Heiliger, Howard B. 301137 Pfc.

Hoover, Harold H. (unkn) Pfc.

Karaliunas, Peter B. 301440 Pfc.

Keyes, Johnny P. 280043 Pfc.

King, Irvin R. 280834 Pfc.

Markham, Roy H. 301415 Pfc.

Mefford, Claude A. 286936 Pfc.

Moran, James P. 238080 Pfc.

Morgan, Jack B. 288714 Pfc.

Mott, Charles T. Jr. 282610 Pfc.

Nye, Marvin D. 287543 Pfc.

Ostermiller, Leo G. 281081 Pfc.

Peters, Donald A. 301745 Pfc.

Pettit, William R. (unkn) Pfc.

Robertson, Virgil 310162 Pfc.

Shedd, Homer L. 268044 Pfc.

Sims, Harry L. 301310 Pfc.

Stefanski, Edward 300768 Pfc.

Stewart, Glenn E. (unkn) Pfc.

Stockwell, Byron D. (unkn) Pfc.

Touchet, Wilson 278624 Pfc.

Walker, Joseph L. Jr. 280483 Pfc.

Weems, Charles M. 278992 Pfc.

Wilson, Charles F. 266895 Pfc.

O'Donnell, John J. 267388 Pvt.

The following enlisted man arrived at Dairen 9 September, 1945.

Downing, Carl E. 274572 S/Sgt.

TFR2-51

MEDICAL CORPS DETACHMENT

NAME SERIAL NO. ORG. RANK

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Richmond, Spragus W. 6249340 Medical Corps Cpl.

Adkins, Deward D. 6253231 Pfc.

King, Starling O. 18063208 Pfc.

Koosis, Mitchell 6655274 Pfc.

Fitzgerald, Donald L. 19053149 Pvt.

Garcia, Abel 20842586 Pvt.

Watkins, Oren D. 19003712 Pvt.

AMERICAN CASUAL COMPANY

NAME SERIAL NO. RANK ORG. CO.

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Hurley, W.S. 6546595 1st/Sgt 31st Inf 1st

Churchyard, George 19052945 T/Sgt. DEML 6th

Wehrkamp, R.V. 37425572 T/Sgt. DEML 6th

Leatherman, Dale 19019271 S/Sgt. DEML 6th

Satkofsky, Andrew S. 6838298 S/Sgt. Engrs 1st

Allen, A.L. 35001458 Sgt. Tanks 6th

Fuhriman, R.J. 19010314 Sgt. DEML 6th

Gambba, J.S. 20900661 Sgt. Tanks 6th

Jaggers, Wm. Jr. 6874489 Sgt. Engrs 1st

Smith, D.B. 18046315 Sgt. USAFFE 1st

Welsh, James M. 19045744 Cpl. Sig. 1st

Willard, Thomas J. 6924116 Cpl. 60th CAC 2nd

Koselski, Lucien P. 12023622 Pfc. Sig. 1st

Evans, L.N. 18063114 Pvt. Q.M.C. 6^th

TFR2-52

BRITISH OTHER RANKS

Name Rank Name Rank

Hanson S/Sgt. Mason Pte

Russell Sgt. McGrath Pte

Nicholson Sgt. Neal Pte

Lee Sgt. Nuttall Pte

Fuller Sgt. Orme Pte

Arnott Sgt. Owen Pte

Brown Sgt. Smith Pte

Yates L/Sgt. Thompson, C. Pte

Woolham L/Sgt. Tobin Pte

Gallagher L/Sgt. Whatmough Pte

Sharpe Cpl. Worthington Pte

DeBroise Cpl. Tyrell Pte

Faeney Cpl. Stanton Pte

Sumner Cpl. Kooles Pte

Thompson L/Bdr. Hill Pte

Neary L/Cpl. Spencer Pte

Porter L/Cpl. Eadie Pte

Drew Pte Brierley Pte

Rimmer Pte Davies Pte

Foley Pte Nokes Pte

Plummer Pte Seales Pte

Brooks Pte Hawitt Pte

Burgon Pte Robinson Pte

Christie Pte Joy Gnr.

Church Pte Thompson, M. Gnr.

Crowley Pte

Dickinson Pte

Duckworth Pte

Glass Pte

Gibert Pte

Heaton Pte

Hilton Pte

Loftus Pte

TFR2-53

PERSONNEL LEAVING BY TRAIN - SEPTEMBER 10, 1945.

Officers ........... 316

Enlisted Men ....... 416

Australian Red Cross 1

Missionaries ....... 19

Total 752

ENLISTED MEN

AMERICAN BRITISH DUTCH

1st Co. ..... 118 Austrialian ..... 13 7

2nd Co. ..... 75 British ......... 22

3rd Co. ..... 91 Total 35

6th Co. ..... 69

Patients .... 10 - 7 Americans

1 British

2 Australians

Medical Det. . 11 - 7 Americans

4 British

One Man Absent Without Leave:

Howard, Berry 18043816 Pvt. 60th CAC 3rd Co.

TFR2-54

NAME SERIAL NO. ORGANIZATION RANK

Goodson, Felix E. 6290870 Medical Corps S/Sgt.

Thornell, George A. 6859684 S/Sgt.

Hillard, Virgil 15081839 Pfc.

Brown, Robert A. 19000652 Pfc.

Lesner, Leon T. 36016387 Pfc.

Graf, Albert J. 36206245 Pvt.

Peyton, James J. 6890320 Pvt.

BRITISH CORPSMEN

Roberts J. Medical Corps Sgt.

Campbell, P.J. Cpl.

Small, W. Cpl.

Cunniffe, V. Pvt.

PATIENTS

NAME SERIAL NO. RANK ORGAN. DIAGNOSIS

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Milynsok, Carl J. 6809253 M/Sgt. Engineer Chronic Castric Ulcer

Parman, Charles A. 6661643 S/Sgt. Air Corps Beri Beri

Turner, Barrey E. 6246974 S/Sgt. Air Corps Beri Beri

P[?]revuznak, Andrew 1699934 Sgt. Infantry Peridontoalasis [?]

Leininger, Frederick J. 37026131 Pfc. Infantry (Tanks) Beri Beri

Durand, Paul G. 19056817 Pvt. Q.M.C. Beri Beri

Maguire, Edward P. 33076255 Pvt. Engineer pleurisy - right.

BRITISH

Farrant, B.H. Sgt. Hernia

AUSTRALIAN

Doyle, M. pvt. Debility

Shoobridge, R.M. pvt. Fever - undertermined

origin.

TFR2-55

AMERICAN OFFICERS

NAME SERIAL NO. RANK

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Churchill, Lawrence S. O-3270 Colonel

Stickney, Henry H. O-3319 Colonel

Sage, Charles G. O-171863 Colonel

Quesenberry, Marshall H. O-O-3904 Colonel

Lowman, Kenneth K. Captain U.S.N.

Roberts, Lyle J. Captain U.S.N.

Morse, William P. O-5106 Colonel

Williams, Everett C. O-5125 Colonel

Bell, Gilmer M. O-5472 Colonel

Maher, William F. O-3747 Colonel

Balsam, Alfred S. O-3864 Colonel

McDonald, Stuart C. O-3854 Colonel

Monihan, James G. O-4593 Colonel

Ives, Albert R. O-4863 Colonel

O'Day, Ray M. O-4918 Colonel

Young, Adlai C. O-4966 Colonel

Thompson, John W. O-4975 Colonel

Nelson, Frank O-5484 Colonel

Quintard, Alexander S. O-5581 Colonel

Skerry, Harry A. O-5584 Colonel

Fortier, Malcolm V. O-5604 Colonel

Kohn, Joseph O-5860 Colonel

Bondreau, Napoleon O-5934 Colonel

Cook, John D. O-6160 Colonel

Menzie, James T. O-6227 Colonel

Bowler, Louis J. O-6335 Colonel

Hughes, James O. O-6495 Colonel

Boatwright, John R. O-6927 Colonel

Wetherby, Loren A. O-7038 Colonel

Mead, Wallace A. O-7384 Colonel

Rodman, John H. O-7425 Colonel

Mitchell, Eugene H. O-7463 Colonel

Cordero, Virgil N. O-7472 Colonel

Mixson, Archibald M. O-7600 Colonel

McCafferty, Grattan H. O-7835 Colonel

Braly, William C. O-7972 Colonel

Mallonee, Richard C. O-8464 Colonel

Carter, James D. O-8494 Colonel

Hirsch, George W. O-8580 Colonel

Stansell, Joshua A. O-8599 Colonel

Rutherford, Dorsey J. O-9037 Colonel

Townsend, Glen R. O-10001 Colonel

Moore, Arthur P. O-10105 Colonel

Peck, Harry M. O-163234 Colonel

Perry, Kearie L. O-7220 Colonel

Penrose, Arthur W. O-7913 Colonel

Chastaine, Ben-Hur O-5113 Colonel

Scudder, Irvine C. O-7393 Colonel

Christie, Albert F. O-4913 Colonel

Dorne, Irvin E. O-5200 Colonel

Cornell, Theodore M. O-7279 Colonel

TFR2-56

NAME SERIAL NO. RANK

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Senrle, Albert C. 0-5141 Colonel

Campbell, Alexander H. 0-5310 Colonel

McLennan, Carter R. 0-5750 Colonel

Atkinson, Edward C. 0-10131 Colonel

Lilly, Edmund J. Jr. 0-7373 Colonel

Foster, Valentine P. 0-6185 Colonel

Amis, William N. 0-11748 Colonel

Swanton, Donaven 0-5314 Colonel

Ausmus, Delbert 0-7898 Colonel

Calbraith, Nicoli F. 0-11588 Colonel

Vance, Lee C. 0-15382 Colonel

Braddock, William H. 0-183735 Colonel

Hilton, Roy C. 0-5554 Colonel

Quinn, Michael A. 0-10882 Colonel

Collier, James V. 0-15474 Colonel

Gillespie, James O. 0-15474 Colonel

Worthington, Josiah W. 0-9496 Colonel

Tarkington, Hiram W. 0-10618 Colonel

Hoffman, Robert J. 0-8646 Colonel

Brawner, Pembroke A. 0-10665 Colonel

Bonham, Roscoe 0-10767 Colonel

Mielenz, Lloyd E. 0-9319 Colonel

Callahan, James W. Jr. 0-5435 Colonel

Horan, John R. 0-5520 Colonel

Stowell, Allen L. 0-10310 Colonel

Lathrop, Leslie T. 0-6642 Colonel

Creusera, Melville S. 0-9065 Colonel

Enos, William A. 0-11589 Colonel

Pederson, H.A. Captain (Civ)

Wilson, Ovid O. 0-15887 Lt. Colonel

Smith, Carry M. Commander U.S.N.

Trapnell, T.J.H. 0-16782 Lt. Colonel

Chandler, William E. 0-18431 Major

Van Oosten, Adrainus J. 0-295502 Major

Hicker, Eugene S. 0-238251 Major

Horrigan, William K. 0-20678 Major

Mason, Edward R. 0-327872 Major

Namerow, John R. 0-276134 Major

Russell, Andrew G. Jr., 0-278235 Captain

Nash, David Lt. (sg) U.S.N.

Vande Velde, Joseph E. 0-319013 Captain

Bruns, Stockton D. 0-328563 Captain

Wermuth, Arthur W. 0-346666 Captain

Taylor, Robert P. 0-384411 Captain

Brown, Charles M. 0-404367 Captain

McMinn, James 0-405955 Captain

Fraleigh, Charles M. Lt. (sg) U.S.N.

Cairns, Leonard S. 0-890427 Captain

Campbell, John C. 0-440973 Captain

TFR2-57

NAME SERIAL NO. RANK

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[?]ulman, O. Edward 0-348996 1st Lieutenant

S[?]one, William R. 0-360484 "

Allen, Hollis G. 0-397523 "

Moeiman, William D. 0-418456 "

Raed, George A. 0-478240 "

Ramsey, Kenneth [?]A. 0-373560 "

Ferry, James P. 0-352477 "

Chalek, William D. 0-396377 "

Stempen, Harry J. 0-377302 "

Je[?], Carl G. 0-384879 "

Bodie, Thomas A. 0-391120 "

Walter, William E. 0-393366 "

Booth, Maynard 0-395521 "

Michel, John J.A. Lt. J.G. U.S.N.

Sherwood, Lloyd E. 0-890086 1st Lieutenant

Nicholson, Dean 0890370 "

Bryan, William C. 0-390992 "

Esatow, Theodore R. 0-395717 "

Person, William A. 0-401039 "

Francis, Charles K. 0-412659 "

Matako, George 0-808442 "

McCormick, Richard E. 0-862640 "

Unruh, Virgil R. 0-863208 "

Lipscomb, Ben G. 0-743613 "

McGrath, James M. Ensign

Savage, Colombux 0-365942 2nd Lieutenant

Russel, Robert E. Ensign

Wake, Custer E. 0-470071 2nd Lieutenant

Harrelson, Jay B. 0-411831 "

Straughanm, M.A. Jr. 0-412164 "

Beck, Charles D. 0-417933 "

Beale, Arthur G. Ensign

[?]omaine, O[?]en W. Unknown 2nd Lieutenant

Allen, John H. 0-890115 "

Gaffney, Peter M. 0-890263 "

Solomon, Paul M. 0-890311 "

Perkins, Robert M. 0-890419 "

Bocksel, Arnold A. W-901770 Warrant Officer

Pernel, E.A. Warrant Officer (USNavy)

Stemmer, F.H. Warrant Officer (USNavy)

[?] 0-310855 Captain

[?] 0- "

[?] 0-4 "

[?] 0-3 2nd Lieutenant

[?] 0-4 2nd Lieutenant

[?] 0-4 "

[?] 0- "

TFR 2-58

[?] BRITISH ARMY AND NAVY

NAME RANK

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McLeod, T. Brigadier

Backhouse, E.H. Brigadier

La y, W.O. Brigadier

Williams, G.G.R. Brigadier

Duke, C.L.B. Brigadier

Collinson, W.C. Commodore

Massy Beresford, E.H. Brigadier

Fre ser, F.H. Brigadier

Challen, B.S. Brigadier

Goodman, E.W. Brigadier

Modin, O.D.F. Air Commodore

Crawford, F.B.S. Brigadier

Simson, I. Brigadier

Rusher, A.E. Brigadier

Ballentine, G.C. Brigadier

Servaies, H.O. Brigadier

Evelegh, G.C. Brigadier

Wa llis, G. Brigadier

Newbigging, T.K. Brigadier

Selby, W.R. Brigadier

Richards, C.W. Brigadier

Trott, W.A. Brigadier

Pea rson, S.R. Brigadier

Andrews-Levinge, K.T. Colonel

Ashton, W.P.B. Colonel

Bennet, J. Colonel

Bridge, R.P. Colonel

Forde, N. Colonel

Graham, J. Colonel

Grimwood, F.R. Colonel

Hunt, C. Colonel

Peake, B. D. Colonel

Rose, H.B. Colonel

Urquhart, H.A. Colonel

Wardle, V.H. Colonel

Harrison, A.M.L. Colonel

Lane, C.M. Colonel

Mitchell, J. M. Colonel

[?]orer, [?].L. Colonel

Ch[?]p[?], R.[?]. Captain

Bishop, A.G. Gr/Captain

Comrle, C.K.J. Gr/Captain

[?]icholetts, G.E. Gr/Captain

[?]id[?]ay, [?]W .C. Gr/Captain

Noble, C.H. Gr/Captain

Je[?]hs[?], F.F. Lt. Colonel

Dillsy, J.D. Lt. Colonel

[?]ennersey, D.F.L., Wing Commander

Franklin, [?].F. Wing Commander

Chubb, E.J. Lt. Commander

[?]Donald, J.[?]. Major

[?]c[?]tressor, J. Major

Fennell, G.H.P. Major

Sanderson, G.[?]. Major

TFR2-59

NAME RANK

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Nicholson, J. I. Major

Stewart, D. M. Major

Moore, T. W. Major

Peaty, R. Major

Horner, R. S. Major

Boyle, J. Major

Dinwiddie, R. Major

Delme-Radcliffe, M. Major

Heard, H. T. Major

McIntosh, I. R. Major

Allineen, F. W. Major

Julian, E. Sq. Leader

Hickley, J.A.V. Lieut (RN)

Blain, R. G. Lieut (RN)

Bennett, N. J. Lieut (RN)

Bearson, R. A. R. B. Capt

Bristow, H. C. Capt

Firth, L. J. B. Capt

Hope-Johnstone, P.W. Capt

Archer, D. R. Capt

Bevan, G.A.J. Capt

Wright, J. Capt

Arnold. F. A. Capt.

Thorpe, N.S. Capt

Fifield, R. F. Capt

Mason, N.A.H. Capt

Mangnall, T. B. Capt

Evans, N. K. Capt.

Davies, G. P. Capt

Kennedy, R. J. Capt

Patterson, G. S. Capt

Mil[?]ey, J. P. Capt.

Ker-gibson, R. Capt

Barker, N.H.S. Capt

Witcombe, A. J. Capt

Fairbairn, J. E. Capt

[?]treet, J. S. S. Capt

Cumper, J. E. Capt

Rook, F. W. Capt

Priest, W. J. Capt

Routledge, J. S. Capt

Chapman, M. W. Capt.

Dorner, S. F. Flight Lieut.

Cranefield, P.G. Pay/Sub Lt.

Jenkins, W. G. Sub Lt.

Naylor, L. F. 2nd Engr (R.F.A.)

Egan, P. 4th Engr (R.F.A.)

Brown, W.M.G. Lieut.

Young, W. R. Lieut.

Butters, K. Lieut

Adams, G. R. Lieut

Bowen, J.V. Lieut

Gregg, A.L.N. Lieut

Griffin, A. R. Lieut

Thurgood, L. Lieut

Wade, H. E. Lieut

Tweedy, W.W.F. Pay Officer

TFR2-60

NAME RANK

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Round-Turner, C. D. Capt. Const.

AUSTRALIAN OFFICERS AND ENLISTED MEN

NAME RANK NUMBER

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Taylor, H. B. Brigadier NX 34724

Thyer, J. H. Colonel VX 12755

White, E. R. Colonel VX 38992

Kont-Hughes, W. S. Colonel VX 26600

Davis, R. H. Wing Comdr A 67

Boaney, H. F. Major SX 9454

Docke, W. R. Major NX 35033

Packham, C. L. Captain NX 71086

Hammon, J.D.C. Captain VX 46251

Fraser, H. L. Captain SX 9569

Spurgeon, C.H. F/Lieut. A 569

Gibson, L.A. Lieut VX 45741

D[?]deman, T.W. Chaplain WX 11036

Kennedy, J.P. Chaplain VX 52061

Webb, R. B. Civilian

Locke, H. W. Sgt NX 26656

Boe, H. G. Cpl WX 10940

Mitchell, G. R. Cpl WX 10953

Clancy, J. P. Cpl WX 7122

Rotallick, H.J. Pvt VX 33613

Dowland, W. Pvt VX 23948

Johns, W.W.D.V. Pvt VX 47944

Grovers, J.J. Pvt NX 5689

Anstis, R. Pvt VX 55123

Bell, W.L.G. Pvt VX 5866

Drexel, N.H. Pvt NX 73625

Menzies, E.R. Pvt WX 11685

Harries, G. Pvt VX 63990

TFR2-61

ROSTER OF DUTCH OFFICERS AND ENLISTED IN THE ARMY AND

NAVY

NAME RANK

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Bijleveld, Dr. J. W. Colonel

Bleischer, J. L. Colonel

Cox, J. R. Colonel

Van [?]teveren, [?]. T. Colonel

Van der Steen P. J. T. Colonel

[?]al, C. K. C. Colonel

van Meusen, S. H. Colonel

Kopper, E. T. Colonel

Kamps, R. J. A. Colonel

Sehelton, P. Colonel

Struyvenberg, M. Colonel

van Rijjk, A. M. Colonel

Tooroy, C. G. Colonel

Kong[?]n, M. T. Colonel

Spier, H. Colonel

Gendouranard, [?]rd Colonel

van Leauwea, W. Colonel

van Zuilenourg, J. Colonel

van Veca, W. P. Colonel

de Quant, G.H. Colonel

Drost, K. Lt. Colonel

de Vsal, S. Lt. Colonel

[?]ouma, S. Captain

Yoo, P.S. Captain

Rosenwald, Captain

van Dortmerssen, T.C.W. 1st Lt.

Brecker, J.D. 1st Lt.

Aronde, T. R. 2nd Lt.

Keyer, P.A. 2nd Lt.

van der Brooke, 2nd Lt.

Bojkerk, R. Cpl

Dar, R. Pvt

van Rhes, W. M. Pvt

Rema[?]n, L. Sgt.

Si[?]ke[?]n, J. Cpl

Broeze, J. H. Pvt

E[?]ymans, [?]. [?]. C. Pvt

DUTCH NAVY

[?]iket, P.J.M. Captain

Crommuns, [?]. R. Captain

Bozuws, C. C. Captain

van Kregton, J.G. Captain

Zuhn E. M. Captain

Wisser, S. Lt Comdr

Volton, H. Lieut.

Box, A. J. C. Lieut.

Ba[?]y, [?]. J. Lieut.

ton Kl[?]ester, Th., Lieut.

van Aerie, [?]. [?]. U. Lieut.

Kost, J. Lieut.

B[?]x, F. R. Lieut.

TFR2-62

ROSTER OF DUTCH OFFICERS ENLISTED IN THE ARMY AND

NAVY

NAME RANK

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Strijbesch, J. H. [?] Lt. Marines

[?]e[?]huy[?], [?]. [?]. R. [?] Lt. Marines

TFR2-63

[Illegible]

NAME SERIAL NO. RANK ORGAN. DIAGNOSIS

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Metras, Treffle F., 6906982 1st/Sgt. Engrs.

Whitehurst, Matthew S. 6752534 M/Sgt. Engrs.

Young, Charles K. 1274583 T/Sgt. Engrs.

Burkert, Albert 6837676 S/Sgt. Engrs.

Gotkofsky, Andrew F. 6838298 S/Sgt. Engrs.

Geese, Thomas W. 35030854 Sgt. Engrs.

Hayman, Ralph M. 37064414 Sgt. Engrs.

Jaggers, Killian Jr. 6874489 Sgt. Engrs.

Kassrda, George 6886161 Sgt. Engrs.

Spampancto, Vincent F. 32117693 Sgt. Engrs.

Ladd, David F. 36077434 Cpl. Engrs.

Merrill, Smith 36115779 Cpl. Engrs.

Rossi, Frank [?]. 32063747 Cpl. Engrs.

Baggett, Alonzo T., 7085802 Pfc. Engrs.

Bearden, Carl R., 38043169 Pfc. Engrs.

Biggs, Carl W. 34044955 Pfc. Engrs.

Brown, Robert E. 37065742 Pfc. Engrs.

Burdette, Karl 33084510 Pfc. Engrs.

Cappellano, Peter J. 32035490 Pfc. Engrs.

Darby, Theodore J. 36032672 Pfc. Engrs.

Denobile, Donato, 32190098 Pfc. Engrs.

Earhart, Ernest F., 35160842 Pfc. Engrs.

Hearn, Charles L. 15010318 Pfc. Engrs.

Heuton, Wilbur E., 37037835 Pfc. Engrs.

Kiernan, Gerald M. 32116669 Pfc. Engrs.

Kozakevitch, Felix 32120343 Pfc. Engrs.

Laozko, Steve 32035531 Pfc. Engrs.

Perona, John J. 37044408 Pfc. Engrs.

Rau, Raymond E. 36115232 Pfc. Engrs.

Smith, Sylvester A. 36115859 Pfc. Engrs.

Sokalsky, John 33081938 Pfc. Engrs.

Vater, Joseph A. 33084463 Pfc. Engrs.

Williams, Lawrence L. 35033851 Pfc. Engrs.

Yanoik, John Jr. 33070124 Pfc. Engrs.

Cahill, Marvin D. 37037613 Pvt. Engrs.

Day, Arlin W., 34033399 Pvt. Engrs.

Driggers, Jesse J. 19000101 Pvt. Engrs.

Evans, David M. 33062330 Pvt. Engrs.

Epps, John R. 37056379 Pvt. Engrs.

Gagliano, Neil 33033801 Pvt. Engrs.

Gladden, Byron G., 34038034 Pvt. Engrs.

Gozzo, Joseph S., 39233331 Pvt. Engrs.

Harlecher, Clyde E., 33013338 Pvt. Engrs.

Jenkins, Morgan E. 33076224 Pvt. Engrs.

King, Rollin O., 33084519 Pvt. Engrs.

Lumm, Walter C., 33081923 Pvt. Engrs.

Larkin, Ralph W., 33077145 Pvt. Engrs.

Leone, Donato 32048497 Pvt. Engrs.

Mettern, Kenneth E. 33055720 Pvt. Engrs.

Middleton, Talmage W., 34113469 Pvt. Engrs.

Mullins, Noah 15043941 Pvt. Engrs.

Foster, Joseph T. 33076181 Pvt. Engrs.

Scott, Jefferson D. 7085175 Pvt. Engrs.

Stevens, Benjamin F. 33070134 Pvt. Engrs.

Stewart, Alvin E. 39001067 Pvt. Engrs.

We[?]ver, Loyal R. 33094414 Pvt. Engrs.

W[?]ka, William C. 32018640 Pvt. Engrs.

TFR2-64

AMERICAN ENLISTED MEN 1ST COMPANY

NAME SERIAL NO. RANK ORGAN. DIAGNOSIS

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[?], Aaron J. 6936231 S/Sgt. Inf.

[?], James H. 6964345 S/Sgt. Inf.

Blalook, Joseph G. 6393256 Sgt. Inf.

Costillo, Herman B. 18049164 Sgt. Inf.

Hamrick, Cecil 6649631 Sgt. Inf.

Henderson, Jones R. 6379457 Sgt. Inf.

Jackson, John R. 6379457 Sgt. Inf.

Jackson, Robert C., 6388703 Sgt. Inf.

Mills, Lonnie F., 6267986 Sgt. Inf.

Monroe, Stanley R., 6558596 Sgt. Inf.

Zubrzyoki, John S. 6983553 Sgt. Inf.

Chacon, Manuel 18048869 Cpl. Inf.

Copenhaven, Allen J. 18049157 Cpl. Inf.

Cydylo, Theodore T. 6978018 Cpl. Inf.

Hankins, William L. 18015279 Cpl. Inf.

Langdon, Burdette T. 18015752 Cpl. Inf.

Seidl, Francis X. Jr. 18007279 Cpl. Inf.

Vess, Eugene E. 6888321 Cpl. Inf.

Baron, Charles R. 13027870 Pfc. Inf.

Beckwith, Cliford V. 10399999 Pfc. Inf.

Frederick, Travis P. 14042433 Pfc. Inf.

Gilbert, Leslie A. 19017706 Pfc. Inf.

Hedges, Frank W. 17018687 Pfc. Inf.

Hunke, Harry M. Jr. 17018677 Pfc. Inf.

Martin, William G. 36075004 Pfc. Inf.

Menns, Dale J. 16003891 Pfc. Inf.

Owen, Isaac, J., 16057878 Pfc. Inf.

Spangler, William E. 18050441 Pfc. Inf.

Cianfrini, Anthony 13004915 Pvt. Inf.

Dunakey, Ben B. 17016372 Pvt. Inf.

Hsoinovich, John J. 17025138 Pvt. Inf.

Loux, Henry T. 6891519 Pvt. Inf.

Staets, Clarence 16017848 Pvt. Inf.

Thibsau, Frank E. 15045170 Pvt. Inf.

Urea, Joseph 6881561 S.Sgt. CWS

Macsrovich, Walter 33033002 Cpl. CWS

Scanlon, John F. 12007330 Pfc. CWS

Withrow, Lewis W. 34083064 Pfc. CWS

Mock, John T. 34082937 Pvt. CWS

Wallace, Thomas C. 34083042 Pvt. CWS

Barone, Salvatore J. 6976407 S/Sgt. USAFFE

Kline, Fred W. 6396965 S/Sgt. USAFFE

Scarselli, Gene L.S. 19000856 S/Sgt. USAFFE

Smith, Dean B. 19046315 Sgt. USAFFE

Ditewig, Milton W. 36008381 Pfc. USAFFE

TFR2-65

1st Company (Cont'd)

NAME SERIAL NO. RANK ORGAN. DIAGNOSIS

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Temple, William J. 6888702 S/Sgt. Signal Corps.

James, Frank A. 6991020 Sgt. " "

Perry, Curtis W. 19032332 Sgt. " "

Hockles, Alfreod H. 14056941 Cpl. " "

Helms, Walter A 19048842 Pfc. " "

Kirechner, Max A. 12057835 Pfc. " "

Larrick, Cecil C. 6065967 Pfc. " "

Miller, Wayne I. 13026954 Pfc. " "

Petek, Joseph A. 19052512 Pfc. " "

Paul, Edward J. 13005791 Pfc. " "

Scott, Robert B. 1905848 Pfc. " "

Steckel, Matthew Jr. 19016135 Pfc. " "

Stewart, Guy J. 19017496 Pfc. " "

Story, Willard C. 14049778 Pfc. " "

Gordon, Marcus E. 15065865 Pvt. " "

Hinds, James D. 15017608 Pvt. " "

Johnson, Licnel R. 19019762 Pvt. " "

Nietling, Aloysius F. 19020878 Pvt. " "

[?]ell, Charles H. 18015286 Pvt. " "

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AMERICAN ENLISTED MEN 2ND COMPANY

NAME SERIAL NO. RANK ORGAN. DIAGNOSIS

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Robbins, Dorothy L. 6849638 S/Sgt. CAC

Kudel, Charles L. 6843605 Sgt. CAC

Wasilewski, Kounstant J. 13004781 Sgt. CAC

Cameron, John D. 6149158 Cpl. CAC

Coley, Edward S. 14039223 Cpl. CAC

Hare, Barton J. 6832220 Cpl. CAC

Kocevar, Michael J. Jr. 7020987 Cpl. CAC

Lince, Clyde F. 19016799 Cpl. CAC

Perron, Joe P. 18017453 Cpl. CAC

Smith, Granville D. 19044254 Cpl. CAC

Toone, Douglas B. 18050056 Cpl. CAC

Wade, Dumont T. 18038601 Cpl. CAC

Wooten, Gene W. 19052041 Cpl. CAC

Adams, Justin J. 18042216 Pfc. CAC

Ahlstedt, John D. 17012221 Pfc. CAC

Arney, Dewey J. 17000637 Pfc. CAC

Gangs, Ralph Jr. 18016840 Pfc. CAC

Bai[?], Oscar 19019936 Pfc. CAC

Holt, Edward W. 19054264 Pfc. CAC

Johnson, William A. 15061743 Pfc. CAC

Moore, John J. 11007541 Pfc. CAC

Ortiz, Porfirio 18001731 Pfc. CAC

Perry, Wibourn M. 18038637 Pfc. CAC

Potter, Fred 19010565 Pfc. CAC

Russell, Robert W. 14042475 Pfc. CAC

Sadler, Edward O. 14038457 Pfc. CAC

Schisser, Joseph G. 18048868 Pfc. CAC

Shiflett, Clifford 14043786 Pfc. CAC

Stout, John I. 18049873 Pfc. CAC

Sturtz, Rodney J. 15017358 Pfc. CAC

Uthman, Millard 19056344 Pfc. CAC

Ware, William L. 14043786 Pfc. CAC

Watersey, Michael 17017248 Pfc. CAC

Weeks, Garland P. 18042287 Pfc. CAC

Williams, James O. 6931887 Pfc. CAC

Wooton, Curtis I. 15065714 Pfc. CAC

Vinger, Homer E. 18001664 Pfc. CAC

Bowen, Roy B. 18015209 Pvt. CAC

Campbell, Oscar 19015210 Pvt. CAC

Castle, James E. 15017066 Pvt. CAC

Creecy, Roy E. 19019937 Pvt. CAC

Elliott, Lewis H. 19013469 Pvt. CAC

Freeman, Hubert E. 15065693 Pvt. CAC

Gagne, Roger H. 11016520 Pvt. CAC

Galerdi, Fred V. 16014283 Pvt. CAC

Gallagher, John T. 16041134 Pvt. CAC

Galler, Alfred H. 18048860 Pvt. CAC

Gauntt, Clifford J. 16017988 Pvt. CAC

Griffin, Pan T. 19010872 Pvt. CAC

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2nd Company (Cont'd)

NAME SERIAL NO. RANK ORGAN. DIAGNOSIS

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GRIFFIN, Ralph E., 17016381 Pvt CAC

Grundy, John T. 17023627 Pvt. CAC

Handlin, Aubrey J. 19020957 Pvt. CAC

Herbert, Robert C. 18001657 Pvt. CAC

Huebner, Arthur E. 17025003 Pvt. CAC

Holt, Aaron 18036336 Pvt. CAC

Knoles, Arlin B. 18049865 Pvt. CAC

Mignardot, Fred 18016351 Pvt. CAC

Moyes, Norman L. 19020539 Pvt. CAC

Nicclini, Vincent 17014325 Pvt. CAC

Orth, James H. 19020539 Pvt. CAC

Requilez, Edouard W. 15017140 Pvt. CAC

Robbins, Ronald R. 6567524 Pvt. CAC

Roberson, Glen R. 15061738 Pvt. CAC

Russell, William L. 14042521 Pvt. CAC

Sharp, Clifton L. 6953264 Pvt. CAC

Shrode, Harold J. 15061742 Pvt. CAC

Thorson, Arnold D. 16021763 Pvt. CAC

Towery, Roland K. 18048698 Pvt. CAC

Turner, Johnny P. 18060296 Pvt. CAC

Williams, George L. 18048862 Pvt. CAC

Winnekens, Alvin A. 16008694 Pvt. CAC

Winston, Robert G. 17016201 Pvt. CAC

Wood, Allen O. 16017948 Pvt. CAC

Woodfin, John E. 18042270 Pvt. CAC

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AMERICAN ENLISTED MEN

3RD COMPANY

NAME SERIAL NO. Org. Rank

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Johler, Jacob J. 12002558 40th CAC S/Sgt.

McMillen, William C. 6842685 S/Sgt.

Clark, Vonley 13017019 Sgt.

Forehand, Julian C. 6877613 Sgt.

Hollingsworth, Charles H. 18029100 Sgt.

Keever, Joe W. 6923564 Sgt.

Kudlac, Milton J. 6981860 Sgt.

Slater, John E. 6978012 Sgt.

Veselovsky, John R. 6945463 Sgt.

Autrey, Francis R. 15061694 Cpl.

Bennett, Robert A. 17009588 Cpl.

Butler, John B. 17014270 Cpl.

Beckham, Gail 19020671 Cpl.

Campbell, Thomas C. 14042461 Cpl.

Donelson, William 6559733 Cpl.

Hafer, Rex N. 17014191 Cpl.

Hnizdor, Nicholas 16013590 Cpl.

Larsen, Robert C. 19054362 Cpl.

Meese, Harold L. 15017324 Cpl.

Murdick, Floyd F. 17016339 Cpl.

Prichard, Ralph J. 18038799 Cpl.

Roberts, Victor J. 16003950 Cpl.

Semler, Joseph W. 12011208 Cpl.

Yeager, Harlow A. 18017427 Cpl.

Adair, James 19056347 Pfc.

Adams, William M. 18036367 Pfc.

Boushey, Herscheal C. 6582007 Pfc.

Bush, Donald A. 14043813 Pfc.

Cantwell, Melvin T. 18038748 Pfc.

Chorak, Milan M. 18029119 Pfc.

Crenshaw, Harvey L. 18038651 Pfc.

Cress, Harry F. 14037700 Pfc.

Duran, Gilbert Jr. 18016874 Pfc.

Dusek, Milton F. 18048932 Pfc.

Garrard, Stennie 14042458 Pfc.

Harlan, Heury C. 17014146 Pfc.

Hatch, Roy H. 17014190 Pfc.

Hoegerl, Henry C. 18048826 Pfc.

Hudson, Charles 16013544 Pfc.

Huffman, Isaiah K. 14037638 Pfc.

Johnson, Warren P. 39010218 Pfc.

Koeppel, Joseph H. 16013630 Pfc.

Krebs, John A. 19048591 Pfc.

Long, George C. 16013599 Pfc.

Middlebrooks, Ralph W. 17014168 Pfc.

Moore, James J. 32058225 Pfc.

Miller, Donald 19045983 Pfc.

Minter, Glen C. 17016358 Pfc.

Newkirk, Ross E. 19013552 Pfc.

Newton, Clate 14040417 Pfc.

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AMERICAN ENLISTED MEN

3RD COMPANY

NAME SERIAL NO. Org. Rank

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Pebin, Julian A. 19019049 60th CAC Pfc.

Parks, Kenneth R. 6731521 Pfc.

Phipps, David K. 18050106 Pfc.

Pitts, Ralph H. 14046199 Pfc.

Salas, Elias 18016875 Pfc.

Stanton, George H. 6583833 Pfc.

Walter, Dean F. 18001656 Pfc.

Wertenberger, John R. Jr. 15017361 Pfc.

Wohlferd, Glenn L. 19051631 Pfc.

Allred, Harvey A. 18038734 Pvt.

Armijo, Manuel R. 18016885 Pvt.

Beaumont, Lynn P. 18048995 Pvt.

Bo, John K. 6980707 Pvt.

Crannon, Winfred B. 14040416 Pvt.

Brown, Leslie L. 18049878 Pvt.

Bruner, Charles A. 19015982 Pvt.

Bryan, Charles L. 18036283 Pvt.

Burgess, Joseph A. 18033911 Pvt.

Cecil, Waverly J. 18048910 Pvt.

Confer, Russell W. 18045738 Pvt.

Cox, James C. 14043991 Pvt.

Davis, William W. 14057671 Pvt.

Fournier, Clarence C. 18048704 Pvt.

Gebbers, George L. 19017428 Pvt.

Gust, George 19020991 Pvt.

Haigwood, John H. Jr. 18015221 Pvt.

Hall, John A. 19003606 Pvt.

[?]nd, James W. 18038752 Pvt.

Hartin, Robert T. 17026179 Pvt.

Howard, Berry 18043816 Pvt.

Howard, Cecil 18043819 Pvt.

Layson, James A. 14047081 Pvt.

Lockhart, Estel E. Jr. 15065804 Pvt.

McCoy, Raymond J. 16041120 Pvt.

Miller, Walter F. 17025112 Pvt.

Nichols, John J. Jr. 18000434 Pvt.

Norfolk, William A. 17019467 Pvt.

Ortega, Julius J. 19053661 Pvt.

Rekken, Oswald M. 17017134 Pvt.

Schultz, Leslie C. 19017091 Pvt.

Whatley, Molton W. 6924642 Pvt.

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AMERICAN ENLISTED MEN [?]TH COMPANY

NAME SERIAL NUMBER RANK ORGANIZATION

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Cutler, John W., R-2021028 M/Sgt. DEML

Pechek, Frank A. 1??2?113 S/Sgt. DEML

?ushing, "N" "U" 6957219 S/Sgt. DEML

Greenleaf, Harry B. 6569733 Sgt. DEML

Kazerski, Frank A. 6583038 Sgt. DEML

Lyhene, Dennie J. 18048818 Sgt. DEML

Morris, Lawrence [?] 14042520 Sgt. DEML

[?]rnesu, Willard L. 19021234 Pfc. DEML

Foster, Johnny M., 8951670 Pfc. DEML

Ross, Louis W. 6144190 Sgt. M.P.

Martin, Clarence N. 6864647 Cpl. M.P.

Beadle, Waldo J. 8274076 Pfc. M.P.

Brownell, Richard C. 17001777 Pfc. M.P.

Green, Harold B. 12002557 Pfc. M.P.

Gruber, Paul B. 19000028 Pfc. M.P.

Kinney, Edward 6942153 Pfc. M.P.

Nicholson, George W. 18048800 Pfc. M.P.

Pysher, Norman S. 70?1000 Pfc. M.P.

Rolan, John J. 6253933 Pfc. M.P.

Zills, Clyde D. 6921941 Pfc. M.P.

Legare, William B. 6385713 Pvt. M.P.

Gebow, Benjamin R. R-1115412 Sgt. QMC

Childress, Winfred L. 6582842 Cpl. QMC

Prohaska, Howard L. 39156722 Cpl. QMC

Brown, Kenneth D. 6578600 Pfc. QMC

Heniker, William D. 6938991 Pfc. QMC

Odronelo, Joseph A. 19048536 Pfc. QMC

Pistule, Alva E. 6924370 Pfc. QMC

Rees, Walter E. 6578712 Pfc. QMC

Smi?t, William G. 17012174 Pfc. QMC

Welsh, Thomas G. 18044300 Pfc. QMC

Shimaky, Leo R. 36121924 Pvt. QMC

Zurich, John C. 13029095 Pvt. QMC

Aram, Joseph E. 20900642 T/Sgt. Tanks

Elliott, Jack E. 6661273 T/Sgt. Tanks

Kugeut, Daniel H. 35100577 S/Sgt. Tanks

Onacki, Albert J. 6944768 S/Sgt. Tanks

Boeshart, Charles R. 20500754 Sgt. Tanks

[?], Aaron C. 3510735 Sgt. Tanks

Kindell, William A. 20600448 Sgt. Tanks

Kod[?], Steve 20600413 Sgt. Tanks

Lyon, Marvin J. 20720813 Sgt. Tanks

Rinehart, Orvis L. 20645272 Sgt. Tanks

Rowland, John E. 35000804 Sgt. Tanks

Simpson, Judson D. 20523465 Sgt. Tanks

Smith, James H. 20900757 Sgt. Tanks

Anderson, John F. 20900689 Cpl. Tanks

Garcia, Ernesto 38054390 Cpl. Tanks

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NAME SERIAL NUMBER RANK ORGANIZATION

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Adams, William E. 35100526 Pfc. Tanks

Brosnan, Irvin M. 39152043 Pfc. Tanks

Broussard, Albert G. 34018782 Pfc. Tanks

Longmire, Richard L. 20918677 Pfc. Tanks

Lucas, Francis J. 32041931 Pfc. Tanks

Minier, John D. 20500766 Pfc. Tanks

Rayhel, Eal D. 15058819 Pfc. Tanks

Sandor, John 35020364 Pfc. Tanks

Sheppard, William J. 15061451 Pfc. Tanks

Alves John F. Jr. 20900688 Pvt. Tanks

Bogart, James H. 20700219 Pvt. Tanks

Bruce, Paul H. 38053804 Pvt. Tanks

Campbell, Leon W. 35153085 Pvt. Tanks

Cox, Woodrow T. 38020773 Pvt. Tanks

Cuchessi, Albert 32059407 Pvt. Tanks

Fowler, Earl W. 20253453 Pvt. Tanks

Mihok, Joseph A. 31010559 Pvt. Tanks

Molaro, Louis 32006943 Pvt. Tanks

Moodt, George W. 35000686 Pvt. Tanks

Murray, Wayne 35152180 Pvt. Tanks

Theriac, Regis M. 15061417 Pvt. Tanks

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[Letterhead]

RSFSR Supreme Court

Kuibyshev Square, dom 3/7

Moscow, USSR 10389

[handwritten] 29 May 92 No 891

TO: D. A. Volkogonov, Chairman of the Joint Commission on Elucidating Information on US Citizens Who Went Missing in Action on USSR Territory During and After WW II.

The following information was established after an examination of the materials which are located in the Russian Federation Supreme Court Military Board:

1. A special commission was created by a decree of the CPSU CC Presidium. The decree was dated 15 April 1953 and was entitled, "The Possibility of Repatriating from the USSR Foreign Citizens who are Serving or have Served their Sentences." This decree examined the issue and concluded that it would be possible to free 16,547 foreigners from their place of incarceration and repatriate them. The majority of these convicted individuals were from among German prisoners of war.

According to the Commission's materials, there were 8 US citizens among those foreigners convicted by 1 August 1953 and located in prisons in the USSR. Two of them were scheduled to be released, and six were supposed to remain in prison to continue serving their sentences. Individuals who were convicted of petty crimes and did not pose a threat to society were scheduled for early release (or amnesty). Those individuals who were convicted of felonies (espionage, heinous crimes on occupied territory, collaborating with the fascists, etc.) were not scheduled for release.

While the commission was in session, it compiled lists of individuals who were scheduled for release. The lists were sent to departments involved in this issue, including the USSR Ministry of Internal Affairs (28 September 1953).

Because of the fact that the Military Board was only tasked with this issue yesterday (i.e., 28 May 1992), it is not possible to provide other information at this time. As we elicit other facts, each and every one will be presented to the commission in a timely manner, including data from the lists mentioned above. A certain amount of time will be necessary to study this information.

It seems to us that the lists should contain full information on each convicted individual (short autobiographical information, by which court and for what criminal activities, duration of sentence, and prison where sentence was served).

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2. The Military Board has studied the inquiry of the Ministry of Internal Affairs State Information Center dated 14 May 1992). The list of foreign citizens (41 individuals) who were convicted in Soviet courts from 1922-1968 was checked with the card file.

It was found that the personal information was similar to that of three of the convicted individuals.

1. Among those convicted of espionage, there is one Thomas, Robert (He appears on the American list as Thomas, Robert, Jr.).

According to the materials of the Military Board, the German subject, Thomas, Wolfgang-Robert-Gustav, born 1926 in Berlin, a German, is listed as being convicted of espionage on 12 July 1952.

2. Among those convicted of heinous crimes on occupied territory is one Meyer, Benno Edward (appears on the American list as Meyer, Elton Benno).

The materials of the Military Board list Meyer, Ben no (case of Hertzog and others) as being convicted (along with 19 others) of heinous crimes on the occupied territory of the Pskov and Novgorod regions [oblast'] by a military tribunal from 7-18 December 1947.

3. Among those convicted (charges were not listed) appears one Roper, John Tomasovich (Roberts, Harold J. on the American list).

In actual fact Roper, John Tomasovich was convicted on 4 March 1939 for "ties to English intelligence." He was born in 1901 in the city of Tweed Mont (England), and is an Englishman. Since 1934 he has been a citizen of the USSR. Until his arrest he was an English teacher. He was rehabilitated by the Military Board on 29 September 1960.

The Military Board does not possess any other information about the conviction of others listed on the list.

The Military Board has a card file of those convicted by the Military Board and by military tribunals whose verdicts were appealed to the Military Board, i.e., the card file only contains information on those individuals about which the Military Board itself made decisions (they were convicted by the Military Board,

or their case was reexamined on appeal or as a result of the legal review process).

The cases of others convicted by military courts are being sought out by us in the archives, based upon inquiries received from the Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs State Information Center.

[Signature]

N. Petukhov

CHAIRMAN OF THE MILITARY BOARD,

SUPREME COURT OF THE RUSSIAN

FEDERATION

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Main Archive Directorate

under Council of Ministers USSR

Central National Archive USSR

125212 Moscow, Viborgsky Street #3

phone 159-73-83

__________________#____________________

On #___________________________________

The Central State Special Archive preserves documents of

the Main Directorate on POW and Interned Affairs (GUPVI) of the MVD

[ministry of internal affairs] of the USSR. These include the

following holdings:

- Central GUPVI organization;

- Special GUPVI information bureau;

- GUPVI political section;

- Anti-Fascist section;

- Political section of POW camps in republics, areas and counties;

- Camps, special hospitals, labor battalions of the interned;

- NKVD [People's Commissariat of Internal Affairs] departments on POW affairs;

- Files on released and dead POW of former Western armies, Japanese Army;

- Files on released and freed interned individuals;

- Files on POWs deployed to form Hungarian, Romanian, Czechoslovakian, Yugoslav and Polish units.

The archive also contains part of the holdings of Authorized Directorate of the Council of Ministers of the Soviet Union on repatriation affairs.

Deputy Director of the archives, [signature] V.E. Korotaiev

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CERTIFICATE

according to documents of the collecting facilities and transit camps directorate from 1945 to 1953 about the presence of POW and interned US citizens.

As a result of work on documents of above mentioned facilities an alphabetical list was compiled on US citizens. According to the data contained in the lists we have information on 2,901 US citizens including 60 individuals who either died, went to their homeland on their own, departed for other installations and also 25 individuals whose fate is unclear.

1. DECEASED

# Last name, first name, social data Date of death Name of facility Location of facility

1. Iehoniho, Paurauma Born 1923, New Zealander, private, was a POW in Germany-camp XX-B, city of Marienborn. Sent to Odessa by 130th command of 1st VF[possibly naval flotilla] (city of Rembertov) in echeon[train] #50561. Died in route. Killed by security guard while trying to enter a forbidden train car. Reported by escort 16 April 45. Place of burial is not identified 139th transit camp. city of Odessa.

2. Ted Yates, (Yeite) born in 1916, sergeant (soldier) Was killed by a wall of a collapsing building. 19 March 45 Odessa City cemetery. -"- -"-

3. -"- -"- -"-

Timmeran, Lyle born 1921, private (corporal) Was killed by a wall of collapsing building.

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2. LEFT CAMP WITHOUT AUTHORIZATION

# Last name, first name, social and demographic data Date Name of facility Location of facility

1. Jackson, Fred born 1918 After his disappearance from camp measure were taken to find him, but were fruitless. Considering that he was determined to go home by ship, it is possible that he got on a ship and went overseas. Missing since 28 May 45. 138th transit camp. city of Odessa.

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3. SENT FOR TREATMENT IN MILITARY HOSPITALS.

# Last name, first name, social and demographic data Date of departure for treatment Name of hospital Name of facility Location of facility

1 2 3 4 5 6

1. Becks, Arthur born 1918 private. condition on 07 Mar 45 Is being treated for his possibly #3421 Not indicated, 138th transit camp city of Odessa

2. Banks, Robert born 1922, sergeant -"- -"- -"- -"-

3. Biken, Willy (Vegin, Willy born 1918, 1st Lt -"- -"- -"- -"-

4. Victor, Charles (Wintor, Charles) born 1917, 1st Lt -"- -"- -"- -"-

5. Vogl, James born 1920, corporal -"- -"- -"- -"-

6. Ger[Jer], Jo born 1916, 1st Lt -"- -"- -"- -"-

7. Gibson, Charles born 1909, Captain Diagnosed with granulating [illegible, missing] -"- -"- -"- -"-

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8. Danielson, Morgan (Dan son, Marvin) born 1919, Lt. Diagnosis: paratraumatic eczema. Is in treatment for the condition 07 Mar 45 Not indicated, possibly 3421 138th transit camp city of Odessa

9. Joyce, Ray Sergeant Diagnosis: trauma of the talocrural joint. -"- -"- -"-

10. Janet, Edgard lieutenant. Diagnosis: malaria. -"- -"- -"-

11. Carligen, Robert private. Diagnosis: symptoms of bronchial pneumonia. -"- -"- -"-

12. Kite, Donald (Jonald) private. Diagnosis: post angina. -"- -"- -"-

13 Kolesin, Mashen (Kolosan, Margen) born 1916 lieutenant. -"- -"- -"-

14. Masoncheimer, Franklin (Meisin, -"- -"- -"-

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1 2 3 4 5 6

15 Menten, Aaron born 1919 lieutenant Is in treatment for the condition 07 Mar 45 Not indicated, possibly camp #3421 138th transit city of Odessa

16 Monahen James, (Monag James) born 1921, Lt. Diagnosis: long term non-healing popliteal wound -"- -"- -"- -"-

17 Nash, Robert born 1919 sergeant Is being treated for the condition. 07 Mar 45 Not indicated 139th transit camp city of Odessa

18 Neige (Naich) Robert sergeant Diagnosis: Bruised wound of the shin (crus). -"- Not indicated (possibly #3421) 138th transit camp city of Odessa

19 Reid, William born 1912 -"- -"- -"- -"-

20 Stephens, Franscis (Franscis Stevens) born 1921, 1st Lt. Diagnosis: wounded -"- -"- -"- -"-

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1 2 3 4 5 6

21 Stutferd, Gonne private. Diagnoses: bronchi-primania Is in treatment for the existing condition 07 Mar 45 Not indicated 138th transit camp city of Odessa

22 Toyner, Edgar born 1918 lieutenant -"- -"- -"- -"-

23 Toyce, Anthony corporal. Diagnosis: post flu

24 Tom, Mahcul born 1917 1st Lt. Is being treated Not indicated (possibly #3421) 138th transit camp city of Odessa

25 Tugems, Bogl private. Diagnosis: post inflammation of lungs. -"- -"- -"- -"-

26 Schnaider, Charles (Shneider, Karl) born 1918, Lt. Diagnosis: 2 degree frostbite of both feet -"- -"- -"- -"-

27 Edvals, Tomas -"- -"- -"- -"-

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1 2 3 4 5 6

28 Eder, (Yeresh) charles private Diagnosis: carbuncle of the left hip Is in treatment for the existing condition 07 Mar 45 Not indicated (possibly #3421) 138th transit camp city of Odessa

29 Yanko, Edvald (Yanga, Edward) born 1917. Lt Diagnosis: 3 degree frostbite of right foot toes -"- -"- -"- -"-

30 Yartser, Thomas born 1917 private -"- -"- -"- -"-

31 Schmidt Robert born 1914. captain Diagnosis: exit wound of left ankle with damage to tibia Is being treated for existing condition 13 Mar 45 Not indicated -"- -"-

32 Leshly, Jessy private Departed for treatment 17 Mar 45 Not indicated 139th transit camp -"-

33 Toll, Sydney lieutenant -"- -"- -"- -"-

34 Shtauden, Wanda [Venda] -"- -"- -"- -"-

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35 Berg, Franyus sergeant Sent for treatment on 18 Mar 45 Not indicated (possibly #1266) -"- -"-

36 Grey, William born 1921 1st Lieutenant Arrived to transit camp 139 from evacuation hospital #1266 and diagnosed with: post flu condition. He was on a list of people sent home on 25 Mar 45 from camp 139 aboard English ship "Syrcassia" but his name was crossed out. He was also on a list of people sent home on 25 Mar 45 from camp 138 on same ship. On list it is marked "hospital" Sent for treatment on 18 Mar 45 according to order #12 dated 19 Mar 45 for 139th transit camp. -"- 138th and 139th transit -"-

37 Chestin, (Chesteib) Tomas born 1920 private Listed among ones sent home 25 Mar 45c from camp 139, marked "hospital" Sent for treatment on 18 Mar 45 according to order #12 dated 19 Mar 45 for transit camp 139. 139th transit camp city of Odessa

38 Arnold, Derold sergeant. Sent for treatment one -"- -"- -"-

39 Being, Wayne corporal 19 Mar 45 -"- -"- -"-

40 Smith, Rolly soldier -"- -"- -"- -"-

41 Frigal, Rolland born 1920 Sgt. -"- -"- -"- -"-

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1 2 3 4 5 6

42 Check, Hugh born 1924, Sgt Arrived to camp 139 from evac hospital 1266. Was diagnosed with: chronic colitis Listed among people sent to homeland 25 Mar 45 from camp 139, but crossed out. Sent for treatment 19 Mar 45

43 Dally, Wayne sergeant. Sent for treatment 22 Mar 45 -"-

44 Neighbors, Arsa

45 Fellans (Fellois) Henry, born 1918, private Arrived to transit camp 139 from 1266 evac hospital. Diagnosed with: "post flu condition" Name on list of people sent home on 25 Mar 45 from camp 139, but crossed out. Sent for treatment 22 Mar 45. According to order #13 dated 21 Mar 45 for 139 transit camp.

46 Robertson, Frank private Sent for treatment 23 Mar 45.

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1 2 3 4 5 6

47 Dowell, Warren born 1912, MSGT In treatment for existing condition 25 Mar 45 Not indicated 139th transit camp city of Odessa

48 Paynes, Frank born 1918 sergeant. -"- -"- -"- -"-

49 Wilson, Robert born 1922 sergeant. -"- -"- -"- -"-

50 Revenkis, Jules private. Sent for treatment 11 Apr 45 -"- -"- -"-

51 Emma, Aaron private. -"- -"- -"- -"-

Archive: TsAVS, Op.725510, d. 13, ll.59-61, 63, 94, 96, III(ob).

Op. 725508, d/ 2. Ll.. 5, 6, 7, 12, (ob).

Op. 725508, D 11, ll. 9, 156, 163, 234;

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4. INDIVIDUALS SENT TO OTHER FACILITIES

# Last name, name, social and demographic data. Date of departure Destination Place of departure

1 Marchanu, Rene born 1917, french, Sgt. Listed as departed for homeland 11 Mar 45, but marked "left behind by mission" 11 Mar 45 Mission (what kin of mission is not indicated 138th transit camp, city of Odessa.

2 Schtorch, Werner Alfred born 1898, Vienna, Austria. Interned in Hamburg, Germany from 12 Jul 42 to 10 Mar 43. From 43 worked in Eastern Prussia. Arrived commandant's office (CO) 149 from CO 151. From CO 149 sent to transit camp 138. There is a stamped document which confirms his arrival to transit camp 138 on 2 May 45. There is contradictory information on his departure from camp. 03 Aug 45 city of Pilsen -"-

3 Schtorch, Elli, Ukhan born 1903 in Pernov Estonia (female). From 1917 to 21 Jan 45 lived and worked in Shtablak, Germany, Eastern Prussia. Arrived to CO 149 on 11 Apr 45 from CO 151. Sent to transit camp 138 from CO 149 which is documented with stamp dated 2 May 45. 03 Aug 45 city of Pilsen -"-

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1 2 3 4 5

4 Carpenten, Boren born 1926 02 Aug 45 city of Pilsen 138th transit camp, city of Odessa

5 Gursthiemer, [possibly Gerstheimer] Iohann Philipp, born 1926 german [ethnically], place of birth St. Louis, America. Arrived to 186th transit camp on 04 May 47 from Ministry of Internal Affairs camp 159, city of Odessa. 01 Jul 47 Camp #304 city of Syget 186th transit camp, village of Lusterdor ? Odessa region.

Archive: TsAVS, op. 177030, d. 1, l. 475;

op. 616238s, d. 1, l. 286;

op. 725510, d. 14, l. 104, 239;

op. 192400s, d. 5, ll. 78, 79;

op. 725510, d. 13, l. 85 (ob).

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5. NO FURTHER INFORMATION AVAILABLE ON FOLLOWING INDIVIDUALS

# Last name, first name, social and demographic data Name of the facility in who's documents the individual is mentioned Circumstances under which the individual is mentioned

1 2 3 4

1 Smith, Robert captain 138th transit camp, city of Odessa Listed among individuals sent home from camp 138 on 11 Mar 45 on British ship "Countess "Bertford", but marked "N" and not checked like the rest during boarding.

2 Trainer, Charles, born 1920, lieutenant -"- -"-

3 Blomberg, Clevens born 1918, sergeant Arrived to transit camp 139 from evac 139th transit camp, city of Odessa Listed among individuals who departed camp 139 on 25 Mar 45 on British ship "Syrcassia", but crossed out.

4 Levite, James, born 1919, private Arrived to transit camp 139 from evac hospital #1266 with diagnosis "symptoms of dry pleurisy" -"- Listed among individuals who departed camp 139 on 25 Mar 45 on British ship "Syrcassia", but crossed out. Note reads "on general list".

5 Lestin, Thomas, born 1920, sergeant Arrived to transit camp 139 from evac hospital [remainder illegible] 139th transit camp Listed among individuals who departed from camp 139 on 25 Mar 45 on British ship "Syrcassia", but crossed out.

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1 2 3 4

6 Neighbors, Arzi born 1918, sergeant Arrived to 139th transit camp from evac hospital #1266 Diagnosis "post flu" 139th transit camp Listed among individuals who departed from camp 139 on 25 Mar 45 on the British ship "Syrcassia", but crossed out.

7 Percy, William born 1924, private "-" [same as above except marked "N".]

8 Ritchy, Jim, born 1924, lieutenant Arrived to transit camp 139 on 25 Mar 45 by airplane from Evac hospital 1266. Diagnosed with "Shrapnel wound in right hip with bone damage. -"- Listed among individuals who departed camp 139 on 26 Mar 45 on British ship "Syrcassia", but crossed out.

9 Reily, Robert born 1924, corporal -"- Arrived to camp 139 on 25 Mar 45 by aircraft from Lublin.

10 Lassora, William born 1915, sergeant place of birth New York City, USA. Was a prisoner in Kustrin, Germany, camp 3-s. 139th transit camp Arrived to 139th transit camp 11 Apr 45 from Warsaw.

11 Willymila, Emde, Krist, born 1882, place of birth place Alenstein, East Prussia. Arrived to CO 149 from CO 151. 149th command office, Rostemburg Listed among individuals sent to 139th transit camp on 27 Apr 45, but document say he was admitted to camp #138 [illegible, possible 02 May 45].

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1 2 3 4

12 Jackson, Fred, born 1919, place of birth New York City, USA. Interned from 1940 to 15 Apr 45 in the city of Kensingberg at the post office [very unclear]. Arrived to CO 149 on 22 Apr 45 from gathering facility #47. 149 CO city of Rostemburg. Listed among individuals sent to 139th camp on 27 Apr 45, but papers say that he was received at 138th camp on 2 May 45.

13 Vargung (Vorgung) Xsavie Milian, place of birth: Aaron, USA. Interned in Leihnitz, Germany. Arrived to CO 183 on 29 Apr 45 from city of Lodz. 183rd CO, city of Broniftsy, Moscow region. Appears on a list as having been sent to 138th transit camp. On the list there is a note about receiving Mr. Vargung, K at 138th transit camp (there is no date).

14 Dominicaisters, William (Dominicaitist, Dimicantet, Viniamin) born 1908 place of birth Philadelphia, Pen Sylvania, USA. Was a prisoner from 1944 to 1945 in Lyden, Germany. Departed on 29 May 45 to 138th transit camp. At train stop Shorz he escaped and was apprehended at shorz Bel[unknown] railway and sent to 138th transit camp via the police station at Bahmach train stop on 96 Jun 45. 138th transit camp, city of Odessa. Arrived at transit camp 138 on 04 Aug 45.

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1 2 3 4

15 Langel (Lanbel) Laslo Shaume, born 1920, private. 186th transit camp, village of Lustdorf, Odessa region. Arrived to 186th transit camp on 30 Jan 46 from 110th POW camp, city of Korosten in echelon #98072.

16 Bagdanyi (Bogdany), Stephan Stephanovich, born 1910 (1901), hungarian, place of birth: Bridgeport, USA. -"- Arrived to 186th transit camp on 210 Dec 46 from 159th MVD camp, city of Odessa. [MVD-Ministry of Internal Affairs] Is at transit camp 186 from 03 Jan 47.

17 Koltsun, Joseph Josephovitch, 1913 (1915) slovak. place of birth: Wimber, Pennsylvania USA. -"- -"-

18 Nesler, Dominic, Yusufich. born 1901, german, place of birth: Tomnatic, Timishtorotl, Romania. -"- -"-

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19 Nesler, Eva Domenikovna, born 1925, german [female] place of birth: Chicago, USA 186th transit camp, village of Lustdorf, Odessa region. Arrived to 186th transit camp on 20 Dec 46 from 159th MVD camp, city of Odessa. Is at 186th camp from 03 Jan 47

20 Grosl-Eteni Iohann Iogann. born 1905 hungarian, place of birth: New York, USA Military rank: feldfebel. -"- Arrived to 186th transit camp on 17 Jan 47 from camp 159.

21 Chander (Shander) Frans Hans, born 1915, interned -"- Arrived to 186th transit camp on 17 Jan 47 (15 Feb 47) from camp department #60 of UPVE [directorate on POW and interned affairs] MD, Moscow region.

22 Katerinchuk, Stephan Grigorevitch, born 1913, Czech, interned, place of birth: New York City, USA. -"- Arrived to 186th transit camp 12 Feb 47 from 159th MVD camp.

23 Gortich, Ron Chared. born 1927. -"- Arrived to 186th camp on 15 Feb 47 from camp department #60 UPVE MVD.

24 Bort, Sebastian (Port Sebastian Mikhailovich), born 1920. -"- Sent to 186th transit camp on 25 Mar 47 from 1223 labor battalion.

25 Hartel, Suzanna Jospehna (Yusef), born 1913, german [female] place of birth: Baltimore, USA interned in Romania, Timishora region. -"- Arrived to 186th transit camp 04 oct 47. from 1008 separate work battalion, city of Yenakievo, Stalin region. Is located in 186th transit camp from 18 oct 47.

Based on TsAVS [expansion unknown, possibly Central Archives of

Armed Forces], op. 725510 d.13,ll.77,111;

op. 725508 d.11,ll.160,231,233,234,241;

242,250, 287;

op. 192400s, d.5, ll.74,75,76,7B,79;

op. 79951s, d.3, ll.105,107;

op. 79950s, d.8, serial number 1356;

op. 725510, d.14, l.169;

op 464810, d4, ll.79,80;

op. 177030, d.1, l.40; op 464810, d.2, l.389

op. 764207, d.2, ll. 34,35,71,119,120,142-145

304,306, 433-436;op 616238s d.1, l.78

op. 764207, d.11, l. 64; op 764207,

d.9,ll.122-127;

op. 764207, d17, l. 15(ob);

op. 177030, d.2, ll.151,152; op 764207,

d.3, l. 378;

[Translators note: possible expansion, op=inventory; d=file or

case; l.l=sheets; ob=back of sheet, other side.

5th DEPARTMENT CHIEF

Lt. Colonel [signature]

/GONCHAROV/

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[stamp] MFA USSR directorate of Com. Zorin, secret, #2244

25 June 52

[stamp] Top Secret, Font A, Copy #l

USSR

Ministry of Government Security (MGB)

25 June 1952

To: Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs USSR

Comrade Zorin, V.A.

Concerning the note from the American Embassy dated 18 June 1952 #689, we report that on 13 June 1952 at 1735 hrs a US B-29 plane was shot down a Soviet Air Force MIG-15 over our territorial Sea of Japan waters south of Valentin Bay.

The location of the unidentified US plane debris mentioned in the American Embassy note (41 39 long, 133 55 lat) is 80 miles south of the Valentin Bay, 105 miles east of the city of Vladivostok.

Coast Guard and border patrol ships did not locate any plane fragments or equipment from the downed plane, or any members of the crew.

Deputy Minister of

Government Security, USSR

[signed] N. Stakhanov

OSIA/DXL

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23/Department of the Americas

The government of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics considers it necessary to state the following to the United States of America government:

According to verified data, on 29 July 1953 about 0700 hrs Vladivostok time, a four engine bomber (B50 type) with US insignia violated the official USSR border initially in the area of Cape Gamov and continued to fly over USSR territory around Ascold island near Vladivstok. When the US plane was approached by two Soviet fighters who intended only to point out that the US plane was violating Soviet borders and suggest it leave the Soviet airspace, it opened fire on the Soviet planes and caused serious damage to one of them. The Soviet fighter sustained damage consisting of holes in the fuselage and left wing and damage to the integrity of the hermetic seal of the pilots cabin. The Soviet planes were forced to return fire, after which the American plane headed toward the sea.

To the United States of America Embassy

Moscow

OSIA/DXL

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Handed to Comrade A.A. Gromyko by Ambassador Bolen during discussion on 31 July 53.

[in Russian text: Translated from English]

MEMORANDUM

My government has instructed me to strongly protest the action taken by a Soviet plane to shoot down an American Air Force type RB-50 which was on a routine navigation training flight over the Sea of Japan.

The second pilot of the American plane, who was rescued by a US ship approximately 40 miles from the Soviet shoreline south of cape Povorotnie, confirmed that his plane with 17 crew members on board was attacked by one or more Soviet MIG-15. The firing by MIGs on the engine caused a fire which led to the crash of the American plane.

We also received information that other crew members who survived were picked up by Soviet vessels in the area of the crash. My government has instructed me to request that Soviet authorities immediately inform us about the condition of these individuals and let us know what measures are being taken for their repatriation in the near future.

American Embassy

31 July 1953, Moscow

Translated by:[signature] Alekseyeva

OSIA/DXL

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No. 25 Department of the Americas

In connection with the American Embassy Memorandum dated 31 July 1953, the government of USSR considers it necessary to state the following to the United States government:

The Soviet government note to the US government dated 30 July 1953 presents verified facts confirming that a US four engine type B-50 bomber violated Soviet border on July 29 1953 initially in the Cape Gamov area and then continued it's flight near the Ascold island near Vladivostok. When two Soviet fighters approached to show the US aircraft that it is in Soviet airspace and show it a way out, the American plane opened fire on the fighters, seriously damaging one of them. Because of the action taken by the US plane the Soviet plane was forced to return fire,

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after which the US plane headed out to sea.

The above facts show that American statements contained in the US government Memorandum alleging that the American plane was attacked by Soviet fighters during routine flight over the Sea of Japan, contradict the established facts.

The Soviet government has no information regarding the above mentioned American plane which headed out toward the sea, or its crew.

The Soviet government confirms its note dated 30 July and insists on a strict reprimand of those individuals responsible for violating the Soviet borders and expects that the US government will take measures to prevent any future violations of Soviet borders by American aircraft.

The Soviet government rejects the protest contained in the US Embassy Memorandum as having no substance.

Moscow, 03 Aug 1953

to the American Embassy

Moscow

Verified: [signature]

Routing list:

comrades

Molotov

Vishinsky

Gromyko

Zorin

Pushkin

Podcherov

Il'ichev

USSR Embassy in Washington. Case 2

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Conveyed by U.S. Ambassador [Bolen?]

to V.I. Molotov on 4 [Aug?] 1953 [stamp] Declassified

Secret

Translated from English

MEMORANDUM

[stamp] MFA-USSR

USA Department

Secret

Input No. 757 Department of the Americas

4 August 1953

Information available to the U.S. government regarding survivors of the incident involving the B-50 aircraft:

1. The co-pilot was rescued by an American vessel 40 miles from the Soviet coast south of Cape Povorotny.

2. The pilot parachuted from the airplane at the same time as the co-pilot, and it is assumed that the other crew members also parachuted.

3. Search and rescue aircraft dropped a life raft to the other survivors and the crews of those airplanes are more or less certain that at least four, and possible more, of the survivors climbed into the raft.

4. Those same American aircraft discovered approximately nine Soviet "PT" type vessels in the general area, and at least six of these "PT" type vessels were headed for the site where wreckage of the plane had been found earlier. Soviet trawlers were also detected in the same general area.

On the basis of the above observations and testimony of the rescued co-pilot, it appears highly likely

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that the other crew members survived and that they were possibly rescued by the Soviet vessels. In light of this, the U.S. government urges the Soviet government to conduct a further investigation into the location of any surviving members of the crew.

Translated by: [signature]

(O. Troyanovsky)

Distribution:

Comrades Molotov

Gromyko

Zorin

Godtserob [?]

Department of Countries of America

[handwritten] 596/m

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[stamps, left to right:]

Ministry of Defense

Union of SSR

General Staff of Naval Forces

8 August 1953

No. 5/15272s

MFA-USSR

Department of USA

Secret

Entry No. 7651

10 August 1953

MFA-USSR

[illegible] Gromyko

Secret

Entry No. 3461

8 August 1953

[illegible]

Secret

Copy No. 1

[handwritten] Filed 10 August

To: USSR Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs

Comrade A.A. Gromyko

The assertion contained in the U.S. note dated 5 August 1953 that on 29 July of this year 12 Soviet "PT" type vessels were observed in an area where the co-pilot of a U.S. B-50 airplane had been found by an American surface vessel, and that these Soviet vessels were allegedly engaged in picking up the other members of the airplane's crew who survived the crash, has no basis in reality.

On 30 July at about 04:00 hours, Vladivostok time, Soviet fishing trawler No. 423 was passing through the area in which the Americans were searching for their airplane. The Soviet trawler was engaged in a fishing-operation.

As already indicated in a report by naval Commander-in-Chief Fleet Admiral Kuznetsov, dated 30 July 1953, two U.S. destroyers approached the Soviet fishing trawler in question at about 04:00.

An American and a Japanese officer aboard a cutter deployed from one of the destroyers attempted to obtain information about the "B-50" and its crew. However, they were unable to do so, since the trawler had not seen any wreckage of the airplane and had not picked up the crew.

The Americans' efforts to converse with the trawler were in vain, as the Americans did not have a Russian interpreter with them.

Aside from this trawler, there were no other Soviet vessels in the area where the Americans were searching for their airplane.

Chief, Main Headquarters

Admiral [signature, illegible]

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[upper left, handwritten] Return

[stamp, upper center] Declassified

[date not indicated]

Secret. Copy No. 16

24 November 1954

Initial No. 1174/Department of the Americas

Comrade A.A. Gromyko

Enclosed please find drafts of Memoranda in the CPSU Central Committee, Decrees and a note to the U.S. government in response to its note of 9 October 1954 regarding an incident involving an American aircraft that violated the national borders of the USSR in the vicinity of Vladivostok.

Please review them.

[signature] [signature]

[G. Tunkin] [V. Bazykin]

Typed in three copies, ms/VB

Copy 1 to Comrade Gromyko

Copy 2 to Tunkin

Copy 3 to file

No. 1691

24 November 1954

[stamp] MFA-USSR

Secretariat of comrade Gromyko

Secret

Entry No. 6490

24 November 1954

[handwritten] 9629

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[stamp] Declassified

[No date]

Secret. Copy No. 5

CPSU Central Committee

The United States government, in its note of 9 November 1954, again is raising the issue of the incident involving an American military B-50 airplane that violated the national border of the USSR in the vicinity of Vladivostok on 29 July 1953. This note essentially contains nothing new about this incident as compared to previous U.S. notes; it presents a lengthy U.S. version of the incident, as well as unfounded suppositions that the crew members of the intruder-aircraft may have been picked up by Soviet vessels and are under the control of Soviet authorities.

The U.S. government indicates a number of claims associated with the loss of an operational military airplane and its crew members, and in the event the Soviet Union refuses to satisfy these claims, proposes to refer the issue to the World Court.

At the same time the U.S. government in its note raises the issue of the extent of Soviet territorial waters, asserting that territorial waters [illegible, 13?]. nautical miles in extent as established in the Soviet Union are inconsistent with conventions of international law. The United States states that it "does not recognize the Soviet government's claim to territorial waters beyond three miles from its shore."

The text of the U.S. note was published by the State Department, and by request of U.S. representatives in the United Nations was distributed to members of the Security Council.

The USSR Ministry of Foreign Affairs considers it advisable to send a return note to the U.S. Embassy and attach to it an excerpt from the "Report on Circumstances of a U.S. B-50's Violation of National Borders of the USSR in the Vicinity of Vladivostok on 29 July 1953".

In the opinion of the USSR Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the U.S. government's claim of possible loss, and its proposal to submit this case to the World Court for its consideration, should be dismissed as unfounded.

As regards the U.S. government's statement about the extent

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of Soviet territorial waters, the USSR Ministry of Foreign Affairs deems it advisable to respond to the substance of the statement.

Because a considerable amount of time has passed since the incident and there is no need to draw public attention to it, the opinion of the USSR Ministry of Foreign Affairs is that it would be inadvisable to publish this note.

A draft Decree is attached.

Please review.

" " November 1954

No. ___________

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[stamp] Declassified

[no date given]

Draft

Secret

Resolution of the CPSU Central Committee

On a response to the U.S. government note of 9 October 1954

The draft note to the U.S. government in response to its note of 9 October 1954 (attached) is approved as proposed by the USSR Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

[handwritten, illegible numbers]

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Draft

In reference to a note of the United States government, dated 9 October 1954, the government of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics considers it necessary to report the following:

In its notes of [illegible, 29?] July, 3 and [illegible, 26?] August 1953 the Soviet government already [one word illegible, one two words apparently erased from the original] the circumstances of the violation of the USSR border by an American B-50 bomber in the vicinity of Vladivostok on 29 July 1953.

It is obvious from those Soviet government notes, and from the "Report on Circumstances of the Violation of USSR borders by an American B-50 Airplane in the Vicinity of Vladivostok on 29 July 1953," an excerpt from which is attached, that an American B-50 bomber located on [day illegible] July 1953 over the territory of the Soviet Union in the vicinity of Vladivostok, upon being approached by Soviet airplanes [one word illegible] opened fire on them. The Soviet fighters, defending the national border of the USSR, were forced to return fire. At the time it began firing on the Soviet fighters, the intruder aircraft was located at a point with the coordinates: 4[5?][remainder illegible]" latitude, l [illegible]20'9" longitude, that is, near the Soviet [two words illegible], not far from Vladivostok, and not 40 [3-4 words illegible] as asserted in the U.S. Government note. After the intruder aircraft moved away to the southeast toward [1-2 words illegible] the Soviet fighters returned to their airfield.

The government of the USSR has already reported that Soviet authorities have no information regarding the fate of the above-mentioned

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of the American airplane and its crew. Since then no further information has been received on this matter.

The facts of the violation of the USSR national border by this American airplane and its firing on Soviet aircraft that were carrying out the functions of protecting the national borders of the Soviet Union have been accurately established. Bearing this in mind, and considering that the entire responsibility for the incident lies with the United States government, the Soviet government cannot accept for consideration the claims contained in the U.S. government note of 9 October and sees no grounds for submitting the matter to the consideration of the World Court.

The U.S. government in its note of 9 October asserts that according to international law the extent of a country's territorial waters is limited to three nautical miles. In this connection the Soviet Government considers it necessary to draw the attention of the U.S. government to the well known fact that there do not exist any commonly accepted standards of international law establishing a maximum extent of territorial waters. The establishment of the extent of territorial waters is within the competence of a coastal nation, which determines the extent according to its supreme interests and the interests of international [one word illegible]. It is a known fact that at the present time over 30 nations have territorial waters greater than three nautical miles in extent. Thus the U.S. government's statement that territorial waters of [illegible, 11?] nautical miles supposedly do not conform to standards of international law is completely groundless.

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USSR Ministry of Internal Affairs (MVD)

Prison Division

08 Sep 1955

#28/3/5111

city of Moscow

Secret, copy #1

[Stamp] Declassified [illegible]

stamp [illegible except for

number 2305, and date, 10 Sep 1955]

[Handwritten notes along left margin are illegible]

To the Director of US department of Ministry of Foreign Affairs USSR

Comrade Bazin

Copy to: Chief of Special Department of Ministry of Foreign Affairs USSR,

Comrade Colonel Sirotyn,A.P.

per #40/5-34486 dated 24 Aug 1955

I am reporting that US citizens: Hopkins Frederich-Charles, born 1921; Kumish Wilfred, born 1915; and Fielde Murray also known as Feingersh, born 1919 were released early from places were they were imprisoned by the order of Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR dated 22 August 1955, and were released to Mr. Dubois, US government representative, in Berlin on 05 September 1955.

There were no objections stated during transfer.

Deputy Director of the Prison Division of the MVD, USSR

signature [F.Yevsenin]

Handwritten note on the bottom reads: [Note#82/Department of the Americas dated 14 Sep 55 to the US Embassy it is reported that Kumish, Fields and Hopkins are released to the representative of their authorities in Berlin on 05 Sep 55.]

Signature [illegible, possibly Dzigulin]

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Top Secret

Copy No. 1

Stamp [de-classified]

stamp [Min. Foreign Affairs, USSR, #011502,28 Oct 1955]

USSR Committee of Government Security (KGB)

under Council of Ministers of the USSR.

28 October 1955

#5214/L

Moscow

To the Deputy Minister of Foreign

Affairs of the USSR

Per #959

Comrade Zorin, V.A.

Department of the Americas

dated 15 Oct 55

stamp [MFA-USSR Secret, Department of the Americas, #03026, 29 Oct 1955]

Baumeister, also known as Bomister- Bomister William, Willy, George, was not found to be among those arrested and serving terms on the USSR territory.

Deputy Chairman of the Committee of Government Security (KGB) under the Council of Ministers of the USSR.

[signature]

(K.Lunev)

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Secret, Copy No. 2

stamp [declassified]

[stamp] Declassified--blank

American Countries

"20" December 1955

No. 1243/Department of the Americas

To director of Main Directorate of KGB under the Council of Ministers of the USSR.

Comrade Fedotov,P.V.

Per your #5214/L from 28 October 1955.

The American Embassy in Moscow addressed the MID of the USSR with a new note containing a request for information concerning an American citizen named Baumeister who was allegedly arrested in the Soviet Union. The note firmly states that Baumeister worked at one of the foundries near the city of Kuybyshev in 1949.

In connection with this new request by the embassy I ask you to conduct additional checks regarding Baumeister. Please report the results to MID USSR.

Attachment: US Embassy note dated 17 Sep 1955 on one page (unclassified).

Deputy Chief, American Countries department.

on behalf of (V.Bazyikin)

verified [signature illegible]

[Text on bottom of page illegible]

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On #1243/Department of the Americas

[stamp] declassified

Top Secret, Copy 1

USSR

KGB under the Council of

Ministers of the USSR

Second Main Directorate

[stamp] [MFA, USSR 03647

American countries, 21 Dec 55]

"31" December 1955

No. 2/1 -2772

Moscow

Dep. Chief American Countries department, MFA, USSR

Comrade V.E. Bazyikin

As a result of conducting additional checks, Baumeister, William was not found to be residing in the city of Kuybyshev or Kuybyshev Oblast'.

The KGB, under the Council of Ministers does not have any data about his job at the Kuybyshev establishments (factories, plants etc) or detention at ITL [corrective labor camp].

Deputy Director of the KGB under the council of Ministers, USSR.

[signature]

/Gorbatenko/

[Translators note]: on the side of the paper it reads: "When replying refer to our number and date"

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No. 14/Department of the Americas

Ministry of Foreign Affairs(MFA) of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics testifies its respect to the United States Embassy in relation to the memos #314 dated 09 November and #348 dated 23 November 1955 and would like to respectfully report the following.

1. The memo from the Embassy dated November 9th contains a request to provide information on a number of American citizens who are allegedly detained by Soviet authorities. In response to this request the following information is provided.

As a result of a check conducted by appropriate Soviet authorities it has been established that US citizens Charles Demmler, Wirth Elizabeth Thompson [this person could be a woman named Elizabeth Thompson Wirth], William George Baumeister are not located on the Soviet Union territory.

As was already reported in the note from the Ministry #75 dated 19 August 1955, US citizens Serni(or Jerni, Charni, Cherni, Cheney) and Kushman(or Koshman, Kochman) are also not located on the territory of the USSR, which is confirmed by additional checks.

In regards to Winter [Mr], a reply was given to the Embassy in a note dated 22 November 1955 which states that US citizen Richard S. Winter was not detained by Soviet authorities in Austria and he did not contact the Soviet representatives with a request for political asylum.

A check conducted by appropriate Soviet authorities confirmed that a US citizen named Sydney Ray Sparks is serving time in the Soviet Union for crimes against the USSR. At the present time a decision has been made to release Mr. Sparks and pass him to the American authorities.

To the Embassy of the United States of America.

Moscow

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2.-

Concerning other American Citizens listed in the memo from the Embassy dated 09 Nov, inquiries are now being made and the Embassy will be informed of the results.

2. A memo from the Embassy dated 23 November, which is a reply to the note #75 from the Ministry contained some information regarding a number of Soviet citizens detained by the American authorities in West Germany.

The Ministry notes that the American side did not notify the Soviet side in a timely manner about the arrest and sentencing of the Soviet citizens mentioned in the notes, Which it should have done under the terms of the Litvinov-Roosevelt Agreement.

The Ministry expresses hope that the US government will find it possible to hand over the Soviet citizens listed in the Embassy memo dated 23 November who are sentenced by American courts and serving time.

Concerning the Soviet citizens, who, as the memo states have been freed by the American authorities, we would like to request that Soviet representatives be allowed an opportunity to meet with them.

We would also like to ask for a further investigation concerning Valentin Petrovsky who, according to information provided to the Ministry, was seen at the Shtraubing prison in West Germany. Information about this individual was requested in a Ministry note dated 19 August.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs would like to call the US Embassy's attention to the fact that the Embassy memo dated 23 November only refers to Soviet citizens listed in the Ministry note dated 19 August and does not contain a response to a request to provide information about other Soviet citizens detained by the American authorities.

The Soviet government expects that in accordance with the Litvinov-Roosevelt agreement the US government

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3.-

will take the necessary measures to provide the Soviet government information about the Soviet citizens who were detained by the American authorities or may be detained in the future.

Moscow, 4 February 1956.

verified: Djemerin [signed]

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3-og [expansion unknown]

[stamp] Secret, American countries, 25, No. 699 Department of the Americas, 23 Feb 56]

[stamp] MFA, USSR, Secret, #2521, 22 Feb 1956

[stamp] Declassified

[stamp] Secret, copy No. 1

USSR

Ministry of Internal Affairs

To Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs USSR

Comrade Gromyko, A.A.

22 February 1956

No. 79/d

Concerning No. 168/Department of the Americas

MID of the USSR reports that the American Sydney Ray Sparks was handed over to Lt Colonel Hamonds, an American government representative on 17 February 1956 in Berlin. There were no objections raised during transfer.

Internal Affairs Minister of the USSR

[signed]

Dudorov

[handwritten note on the bottom of page] Case Note #21/Department of the Americas, dated 24 Feb 56, MFA USSR, I inform the US Embassy that Spark was handed over to American representatives in Berlin on 17 Feb 56.

27 Feb 56 Djemerin

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MEMORANDUM

On the repatriation of military personnel

and interned U.S. citizens freed from captivity

by forces of the Red Army, 1944-1946

On the basis of archival records it has been established that the agencies in the Soviet Union responsible for repatriation of liberated military personnel and interned citizens of the allied states, including the United States of America, were:

-- in the central region -- the directorate of the authorized SNK [Soviet of Peoples Commissars] of the USSR for repatriation affairs (General-Colonel Golikov, F.I.);

-- on the fronts, groups of forces and some military districts -- directorates for repatriation affairs;

-- in the armies -- departments of repatriation affairs.

The Red Army rear area staff and its local organs provided materials, meals and financial support, as well as medical services.

Assembly points and transit camps were formed in the fronts, groups of forces and some military districts for the immediate reception and subsequent evacuation of military personnel and interned citizens of the allied forces, including the United States.

The functions of the departments for repatriation affairs in the front military soviets, the military districts and groups of forces and the commandants of the assembly points were governed by appropriate instructions.

The evacuation of repatriated military personnel and interned citizens of the allied states, including the Americans, was conducted basically in three ways:

1. By sea via transit camps No. 138, 139 and 186 in the city of Odessa, on vessels of the US, England, Holland and other nations.

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2.-

2. By rail

3. By direct transfer from assembly points (after the end of hostilities).

As of 1 March 1946 a total of 1,016,588 individuals, including 22,479 U.S. citizens, were returned to their homelands.

OSIA/DXL

Some lists of repratriated and interned U.S. citizens who passed through transit camps No. 138, 139, and 186 in Odessa are stored in the Central Archives of the Ministry of Defense.

Photocopies of the archival records related to this issue are attached.

Deputy Chief, Central Archives

of the Ministry of Defense

[Signature] LUCHKIN, Colonel

"24" January 1992

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To: Deputy Chief, Red Army Rear Echelon

General-Colonel VINOGRADOV

[Tr. Note: Handwritten entry in upper left: DN (ad2) Sat (34?)

Yu. Ch. (initials)]

R E P O R T

on the organization of transit camps and a

transfer point in the city of Odessa

as of 22 March 194

I. BILLETING

Four sanatoria, four schools and one residential building, a total of nine buildings with area of 11,330 square meters, have been allotted by Gorispolkom for transit camps. These buildings can accommodate 8,500 persons, 800 of them officers. All rooms have been readied and equipped with all necessary furnishings. All buildings have been provided with plumbing, electrical power, dining facilities. However, there is an insufficient number of wash stands and field latrines.

The officers are to be housed in separate rooms, four to a bed; plank beds are being constructed for enlisted personnel. As of 22 March 1945, two-tiered plank beds for 500 persons have been constructed. Small metal stoves have been installed in the rooms.

Premises of the former Infantry School have been prepared for the transfer point, with a total living area of 15,061 square meters. The military housing area has been re-equipped with plumbing and electricity; dining facilities have been built and equipped and wash stands and field latrines installed. People are being accommodated on the floor on straw mats.

Accommodations in transits camps and in the transfer point are satisfactory, but require a number of improvements.

II. PASSAGE OF CONTINGENTS

As of 22 March a total of 11,711 Allied prisoners had arrived; of them:

British 2,163

Americans 2,486

French 7,062

Departed on three vessels from March 7 through 15:

British 1,837

Americans 1,709

French 2,839

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Total departed 6,385

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Remaining in camps:

British 326

Americans 777

French 4,223

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Total remaining: 5,326

On 22 March at 1900, 89 individuals arrived; of them:

British 6

Americans 8

French 75

Expected to arrive on 23 March: 435 individuals; of them:

Americans 20

British 415

Two military transport ships were expected to arrive on 22-23 March:

1. "Sarkasha" with 1,641 persons

2. "Deutschestofriechmand" with 3,702 persons

A total of 7,740 former prisoners of war of the Red Army arrived at the transfer point and all were sent on before 22 March.

III. MEDICAL SUPPORT

The Odessa Military District medical section allotted 300 beds in hospital No. 1266 and 200 beds in hospital No. 1777, as well as 50 beds in a hospital for infectious diseases, to prepare for the reception of Allied prisoners of war and to provide medical support for the special contingents.

Medical units were created in the camps and in the assembly transfer point to provide medical and sanitation support.

Resources sufficient to conduct medical activities (Bathing laundry and disinfectant train No. 72, ODR [unknown acronym] No.100 and a garrison bathing facility. If needed, bathing and laundry train 433 can be made available.

The required amount of medicines and soap has been allotted.

No outbreaks of infectious diseases occurred during the time the contingents were located in the transit camps and at the assembly-transfer point.

The medical and sanitation resources allotted are fully sufficient to support the transfer point and transit camps.

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IV. CLOTHING AND RELATED SUPPLIES

There is a complete supply of bedding -- filled mattress covers for the enlisted and a full set of bedding for the officers.

Of the British and American allied POWs arriving nearly all have a full issue of clothing, few require additional items. The majority of the French arriving are poorly outfitted and as of 22 March up to 2,500 sets have been expended to outfit them.

The problem of towels must be solved. The district has only coarse calico towels, which should not be issued to this contingent as they frequently discard them. The District cannot provide thick towels because they are not available. The District must be regularly re-supplied in order to ensure a constant flow of these materials.

V. FOOD SUPPLIES

All Allied POWs receive three hot meals per day from their rations and from additional supplies from the Military Missions. The officers take their meals individually in mess facilities, the enlisted from cook pots in their rooms. The District has food supplies, but there is an insufficient variety of grain products, almost no vegetables and an incomplete range of seasonings. There have been no complaints about the food either from the POWs or from the Missions, only positive comments.

VI. MILITARY EXCHANGE

Retail outlets are open, but not everywhere, and demand cannot always be met due to the limited selection of goods and low quality. Barbershops are operating, but again, not all of them. Assistance is required from the Central Military Exchange and Narkomtorg [People's Comissariat of Trade].

CONCLUSION:

1. Camp operations may be considered satisfactory, which has been pointed out repeatedly in the national press, but I have had difficulty in achieving this, for the District did not begin implementing Directives No. 1/1240645 and 1/124064 until my arrival. It bears mentioning that for 15-20 days the District's Military Soviet and the entire staff of the Deputy Commander for Logistics were engaged exclusively in preparing the camps.

2. In April it would be advisable to move the camps from municipal buildings into a tent encampment, at least with respect to the schools. To do so, it will be necessary to make available to the District tents for 5000-6000 persons and up to 300 cubic meters for equipment and supplies.

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3. To ensure uninterrupted supplies of clothing, bedding, etc., order the maintenance of a constant stock for 10,000 persons, including women and children. It would desirable to issue the POWs thick towels, duffel bags and items needed to clean footwear.

4. The question of improving the nutritional standards of the officers, including field grade officers, must be addressed.

5. Also address the problem of financing the POWs in the camps.

6. Four groups, each numbering up to 50 persons, were sent from Moscow for the purpose of monitoring and assisting the district: the first from the Rear Area Chief and three separate groups from the Commissioner for Repatriation. All of them, acting independently and without coordination, frequently did not help, but rather hindered the District. A single management structure should be established.

Control from the Rear Echelon Chief is needed, since the District has several missions other than its primary functions, including providing for the camps. The District considers this a burden, and thus many things have been done only at my insistence.

General-Major [Signature]

/Karavayev/

[21?] March 1945

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NUMBER OF LIBERATED, INVENTORIED AND

REPATRIATED ALLIED AND FOREIGN POWs AND

INTERNED CITIZENS, as of 3/1/46

No.	Nationality	Total freed	Of them
			Repatriated/ transferred to homeland	Incl. across lines	In USSR terri-tory and in groups of forces
1	2	3	4	5	6
1	Americans	22,487	22,479	19,013	8
2	British	22,468	22,465	20,006	3
3	French	311,254	310,030	277,062	1,224
4	Italians	166,531	166,263	159,869	268
5	Poles	173,826	173,749	-	77
6	Yugoslavs	127,646	127,182	71	464
7	Belgians	35,043	34,846	30,457	197
8	Czechoslovaks	44,573	43,312	--	1,261
9	Dutch	35,668	35,032	33,773	636
10	Norwegians	1,156	1.151	1,062	5
11	Luxembourgers	2,373	2,295	2,164	78
12	Danes	1,017	968	963	49
13	Swedes	36	30	15	6
14	Rumanians	29,029	28,907	41	122
15	Hungarians	23,113	22,823	--	290
16	Greeks	7,940	7,929	36	11
17	Bulgarians	2,009	1,998	1	11
18	Swiss	847	822	820	25
19	Spaniards	212	149	91	63
20	Albanians	9	9	6	-
21	Turks	50	26	-	24
22	Austrians	11,801	11,766	65	35
23	Finns	100	95	-	5
24	Palestinians	13	13	-	-
25	Chinese	3	-	-	3
26	Brazilians	19	17	17	2
27	Argentinians	3	3	3	-
28	Panamanians	22	22	22	-
29	Serbs	25	25	-	-
30	Scots	4	4	4	-
31	Egyptians	6	6	6	-
32	Polish gypsies	170	170	-	-
33	Hindu	1	1	1
34	Iranians	1	1	1
		1,021,455	1,016,588	544,569	4,867

TFR2-122

To: MILITARY MINISTER OF THE USSR

Marshal of the Soviet Union

Comrade A.M. VASILIEVSKY

[upper left, handwritten: No. 1289715

20 November 51]

At 18:14 on 19 November 1951 the main post of the VNOS [AIRCRAFT WARNING SERVICE] of HUNGARY reported to 59th Air Army acting commander General-Major KOTELNIKOV that a twin-engine aircraft had crossed the border from ROMANIA in the area of KISHINEV[?]-KRISH. The flight of the aircraft was noted by VNOS posts as following the route of UIKIDESH, SENTESH, CHONGRAD. In the area of KECHKEMET the aircraft was observed by 59th Air Army radar.

At 1922, by order of AF General-Major KOTELNIKOV, a MIG-15bis was scrambled, piloted by Senior Lieutenant KALUGIN, flight commander, 5th Guard Fighter Air Regiment, 195th Fighter Air Division.

At 1930, in the area of VESPREM, Senior Lieutenant KALUGIN intercepted the intruder aircraft.

At 1955 the intruder was escorted in and landed at PAPA [?] airfield.

After landing it was established that the aircraft and crew, consisting of two officers--captains, a flight engineer with the rank of sergeant, and radio operator with the rank of private, are American. The crew commander is Captain Henderson, b. 1919.

The following was found in the aircraft: eleven ten-kilometer maps of parts of West Germany, ITALY, AUSTRIA, YUGOSLAVIA, HUNGARY, CZECHOSLOVAKIA and one fifty-kilometer map of the Soviet Union to the URALS.

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Also found were six parachutes, two tool boxes and two packages of blankets.

All navigation instruments on the aircraft were in working order.

Fuel remaining in the tanks was about 200 liters

According to information from the ONA [?] Air Warning Service, the aircraft had crossed the Romanian border from YUGOSLAVIA at 1723 in the area of JEBEL, after which it followed the route of RESHITSA, SIBIU, ABRUD and then crossed the Hungarian border in an area 30 kilometers southeast of BEKESH.

When questioned, the crew indicated that it belonged to the 85th Base Supply Group.

The crew had been ordered by the commanding officer of the 12 Air Army to deliver a cargo from the ERDING airfield, 30 kilometers northeast of MUNICH, to BELGRADE.

The aircraft's route was established as MUNICH, BOLZANO, VENICE, UDINE, LYUBLIANA, ZAGREB, BELGRADE.

While carrying out this mission the crew lost its bearings in the area of ZAGREB, after which it allegedly was unable to regain its bearings.

While landing at the PAPA airfield the crew claims that the radio operator reported to FRANKFURT: "We are going for a forced landing."

The aircraft is under guard, the crew being kept separately.

CONCLUSIONS:

1. The data on the intruder aircraft from the VNOS OMA service and the HUNGARIAN VNOS are consistent with one another and suggest that the aircraft had completed a mission in ROMANIAN territory and was returning to its basing area via HUNGARY.

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2. Statements by the detained crew should not be given credence, since according to these statements the aircraft was supposed to be carrying cargo to BELGRADE, although it did not land in BELGRADE. An examination of the aircraft revealed no cargo other than the two tool boxes and the bundles of blankets.

3. The objective of the American aircraft's flight over ROMANIAN and HUNGARY must be investigated.

ANNEX: Diagram on sheet 1, to addressee only.

GENERAL-LIEUTENANT

BATITSKIY

[Stamp, barely legible, with signature, on lower part of page. Apparently authenticating above text, probably from Air Force Staff of the Soviet Army]

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[Handwritten] 37

Top Secret

Draft

DECREE

of the PRESIDIUM of CPSU Central Committee

In the case of RASTVOROV

The proposal by the USSR MFA (ZORIN) and the Committee for State Security in the USSR Council of Ministers (SEROV) to summon the U.S. Ambassador in Moscow to the USSR Ministry of Affairs to explain the circumstances regarding Soviet diplomat RASTVOROV, who is being detained by U.S. authorities, is approved.

The USSR MFA (ZORIN) is instructed to convey to the U.S. Ambassador, in the course of this conversation, that a positive disposition by the U.S. government toward the Soviet government's request with respect to RASTVOROV, set forth in a Soviet note of 15 February 1954, would accelerate the receipt by the U.S. Embassy in Moscow of information it has requested regarding U.S. citizens MARCHUK, VERDIN and NOBLE.

The return of the above American citizens to U.S. representatives is to be withheld until clarification of the U.S. government's position on returning RASTVOROV to Soviet authorities.

OSIA/DXL

TFR2-126

Top Secret

Communist Party of the Soviet Union CENTRAL COMMITTEE

No. P101/U To: Comrades Molotov (MFA), Kruglov, Korobov

12/31/54

Excerpt from minutes No. 101 of a meeting of the Presidium of the Central Committee on 30 December 1954

On the transfer of three American citizens to U.S. authorities

1. The USSR MFA (Kruglov) is authorized to:

a) transfer U.S. citizens Marchuk and Noble, who

have served their sentence in the Soviet Union, to

U.S. authorities in Berlin;

b) transfer U.S. citizen Verdin to U.S.

authorities in Berlin 2-3 weeks after the transfer of

Marchuk and Noble;

2. There is agreement with the proposal of the

USSR MFA to raise the issue of the repatriation of

eleven children of Soviet citizens being held by

U.S. authorities at the same time that the message

regarding the freeing of U.S. citizens Marchuk and

Noble is conveyed to the U.S. Embassy.

Central Committee Secretary

[Translator's note: Vertical lines on left: "To be returned within seven days to the office of the Presidium of the CPSU CC"

Handwritten at bottom of page: [one word illegible] SM USSR 12/30/54 No. 13833 rs]

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[Stamp]Special Folder

Subject to Return [Stamped over word "Secret"]

7610

[one word illegible] 19(6?)4

Removed from accounting AK

[Remainder illegible]

CENTRAL COMMITTEE OF THE CPSU

In a memorandum dated 23 October and in a note dated 29 December U.S. Ambassador Bolen requests expedited resolution of the issue of releasing three U.S. citizens Marchuk, Verdin and Noble, who are in custody in the USSR.

The above individuals were arrested by Soviet security organizations on the territory of the German Democratic Republic and were sentenced to long prison terms.

Marchuk was detained by the Soviet command in Pots dam in February, 1949 and in July, 1950 was sentenced to 25 years in a corrective labor camp for his participation as interpreter in the interrogation of several Soviet citizens who had betrayed their homeland; during that period Marchuk was in the service of American intelligence agencies.

Verdin was detained in February, 1949 by the German People's Police and in April 1952 was sentenced by Soviet authorities to 25 years in a corrective labor camp for crossing into the Soviet occupation zone in Germany; before crossing into the Soviet zone Verdin was a member of an American police squadron in West Germany.

Noble was detained by Soviet authorities in July, 1945, placed in a special camp in the city of Buchenwald, and in June 1950 was sentenced to 15 years in a corrective labor camp for the fact that during the war a photographic equipment factory belonging to his family had produced, in addition to photographic equipment, certain parts for military machinery, and for the fact that, after Germany's capitulation, Noble's apartment was used for some time to hide a relative of his who had previously been engaged in espionage activity on the behalf of Fascist Germany.

Considering that Marchuk, Verdin and Noble were sentenced to lengthy prison terms without sufficient cause, the Central Committee of the CPSU decided on May 8, 1954 to reduce the sentences of these individuals to time served and to release them from custody, with subsequent expulsion from the USSR.

However, because of the Americans' delay in responding to our requests regarding Rastvorov, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs has been instructed not to implement the transfer

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of the three Americans for the time being, and if the U.S. Embassy again raises this issue, to link it to the Rastvorov question.

It should be noted that the U.S. Embassy brought up the issue of Marchuk, Verdin and Noble only after [their] State Department informed our embassy in Washington that Rastvorov had been given "political asylum" in the U.S. and that representatives of the Soviet Embassy could meet with him at any time.

Given the present circumstances, the MFA considers it possible not to continue holding the three Americans and to release them to U.S. authorities in accordance with the decision made previously.

It would be advisable, however, to first release only Marchuk and Noble (they were sentenced by special consultation) to show that these persons are being released on the basis of a review of their individual cases, and not as a result of a request by the United States to release the entire group. As regards Verdin (sentenced by a military tribunal), he may be transferred two to three weeks after the transfer of Marchuk and Noble, and for the time being no information on him is to be given to the U.S. Embassy.

Considering that the Americans continue to hold in Germany and in the United States eleven children of Soviet citizens, the USSR Ministry of Foreign Affairs would deem it advisable to raise the issue of the repatriation of these children in connection with the transfer of Marchuk and Noble, and to try to challenge the Americans to take responsive measures to satisfy our complaints. By continuing to hold Verdin we would convey to the Americans that we expect reciprocal measures on their part to satisfy our complaints regarding the repatriation of Soviet citizens.

A draft decree is attached.

Please review it.

[signature]

(V. Molotov)

[day illegible] December 1954

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Draft

Secret

DECREE OF CPSU CENTRAL COMNITTEE

1. The USSR MFA (Kruglov) is authorized to:

a) transfer U.S. citizens Marchuk and Noble, who

have served their punishment in the Soviet Union, to

U.S. authorities in Berlin;

b) transfer U.S. citizen Verdin to U.S.

authorities in Berlin 2-3 weeks after the transfer of

Marchuk and Noble;

2. There is agreement with the proposal of the

USSR MFA to raise the issue of the repatriation of

eleven children of Soviet citizens being held by

U.S. authorities at the same time that the message

regarding the freeing of U.S. citizens Marchuk and

Noble is conveyed to the U.S. Embassy.

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Enclosure NO. 1

To the Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs, USSR

Directorate of External Affairs

February 7

To Comrade Malik

Regarding our communication NO. 293789 on December 7, 1946

With this I am sending you a list of American airplane crew members, who perished or [illegible] missing in the Far East, about whom the American Military Mission asked the General Staff of the Armed Forces of the USSR at various times.

At the same time, I am informing you that:

a) Sergeant Thomas Ring (Reins), from the interned crew of B-24 NO> 240309, who had broken both bones of the lower left leg and had a dislocated right hip joint, was delivered by crew members, while in a state of shock, to the infirmary of the Kamchatka border detachment, where he died. He was buried in the Petropavlovsk cemetery.

b) Sergeant Pavel Udochek (Utchek) from the interned crew of B-25 NO. 336158 was DOA on May 11, 1945. He is buried 5 kilometers north of Petropavlovsk in Kamchatka.

c) Corporal Matthew M. Gladek from the interned crew of B-25 NO. 43-36160 was DOA on June 10, 1945. He is buried in Kamchatka.

Typed 2 copies

-2-

8.1.47 ((date)) 8 January 1947

2.g.sh-23 ((g.sh. possibly abv for General Staff))

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-page 2-

All three crews of the indicated aircraft, with the exception of those who were buried, were handed over to the Americans through the Tashkent internment camp.

The remaining service personnel of the American Air Force

who are buried in Kamchatka are:

1. Captain Edward Irving (Edward J. Irving)

2. Captain Nathan Anzer (J. Nathan Ejzer)

3. Lieutenant Nerd' (Orville H. Lord)

4. Sergeant Fred Vene (Frederick A. Lang)

5. Corporal Roland (Roland R. Ernger)

6. Corporal Les Nake-Denton (Leslie K. Denton, Jr.)

who belonged to the crew of B-25 NO. 44-29148 which crashed June 10, 1945 north of the Cape of Lopatka.

According to the Far East Military District Command, no more American military personnel graves were found in Kamchatka.

Enclosure: A list consisting of 4 sheets.

Chief of the Directorate of External Affairs of the

General Staff of the Armed Forces of the USSR

General Lieutenant N. Slavin [Signature]

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[Tr. Note: First two pages of next document are duplicates of pages 1 and 2 of previous document. Translation of subsequent pages follows.]

9099S 59

28 October 1947 Entry No. 01507

The Chief of Staff

Far East Military District

2 October 1947

NO. 0659

To the Chief of the Foreign Affairs

Department of the Ministry of the

Armed Forces of the USSR

With this I am forwarding copies of the records of the exhumation of American airmen and a copy of the affidavit of their transfer to the captain of the steamer"Zyryanin."

Attachment: Copies of records and the

affidavit in 4 sheets,

only to the addressee

Acting Chief of Staff of the Far East

Military District

General-Lieutenant Khromov/Gromov

sent in 2 copies

Copy NO. 1 - to the addressee

Copy NO. 2 - File

Executor Romashev

sent EA. 27 Sept. 1947

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To [entry] 9099S 60

Copy

Record

6 July 1947

Petropavlovsk

On this date, a commission consisting of the chairman LTC F. N. Kukarin and members - Chief of the Anatomical Pathology Laboratory, Major in the Medical Corps A.A. Terekhov, and investigations officer, a judicial/legal medical expert Captain in the Medical Corps V.S. Remarchuk, carried out the exhumation of the corpse of Corporal Matthew M. Gladek from the U.S. Army Air Force, who perished on 10 June 1945, in aerial combat with Japanese fiqhter planes in the vicinity of the Island Of Simosa.

The exhuming of the afore-mentioned corpse was done with the goal of sending it to his homeland.

The corpse, which was removed from the grave, is dressed for burial, wrapped in white linen sheets and placed in a wooden coffin, and last of all set in a galvanized iron metal coffin; the lid (of the coffin) is bolted on and hermetically soldered.

On the lid of the metal coffin is affixed a brass tablet with the last name of the deceased engraved on it.

The person giving this true affidavit is:

[Signatures: LTC Kukarin

MAJ in the Medical Corps Terekhov

[not given] CPT in the Medical Corps Remarchuk

((Postal frank from field post NO> 83529))

CPT Romashev [signature]

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[Entry] 9099S 61

Copy

Record

6 July 1947

Petropavlovsk

On this date, a commission consisting of the chairman LTC F. N. Kukarin and members - Chief of the Anatomical Pathology Laboratory, Major in the Medical Corps A.A. Terekhov, and investigations officer, a judicial/legal medical expert Captain in the Medical Corps V.S. Remarchuk, carried out the exhumation of the corpse of Sergeant Pavel Utchek from the U.S. Army Air Force, who perished on 10 June 1945, in aerial combat with Japanese fiqhter planes in the vicinity of the Island Of Simosa.

The exhuming of the afore-mentioned corpse was done with the goal of sending it to his homeland.

On the lid of the metal coffin is affixed a brass tablet with the last name of the deceased engraved on it.

The person giving this true affidavit is:

[Signatures: LTC Kukarin

MAJ in the Medical Corps Terekhov

[not given]

CPT in the Medical Corps Remarchuk

((Postal frank from field post NO> 83529))

CPT Romashev [signature]

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[handwritten] [Entry No.] 9099s

Copy [handwritten] 62

RECORD

6 July 1947

Petropavlovsk

On this date and year, a commission consisting of chairman LTC F.P. Kukarin and members A.A. Terekhov, chief of the Anatomical Pathology Laboratory and major in the Medical Corps, and V.S. Remarchuk, judicial and legal medical expert and captain in the Medical Corps, carried out the exhumation of the remains of U.S. Army Air Force Sergeant Thomas E. Ring, who expired in a hospital on 1 Sep 1943 from a heavy wound received during the crash of an airplane on 12 Aug 1943 in the vicinity of Petropavlovsk.

The above remains were exhumed in order to return them to the country of origin [his homeland].

A brass tablet with the name of the deceased engraved on it was affixed to the lid of the metal coffin.

This record attests to the above facts.

Lieutenant Colonel Kukarin

Major, Medical Corps Terekhov

Captain, Medical Corps Remarchuk

Captain, Administrative Division

[Postal frank, field post #83529]

[signature] Romashev

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Copy

[Entry No.] 9099s

RECORD

12 July 1947

Petropavlovsk

On this date, Lieutenant Colonel F. P. KURAKIN, a representative of the Chief of the Petropavlovsk city garrison transferred the exhumed bodies of American airmen, Sergeant THOMAS E. RING, Sergeant PAVEL UTCHEK and Corporal MATTHEW M. GLADEK to the captain of the steamer "Zyryanin," in the presence of Lieutenant Commander Yu. D. DARK IN, in order to ship them to Vladivostok where they are to be delivered to representatives of the 5th Naval Fleet.

The exhumed individuals listed above are being sent in galvanized iron coffins. The covers of the coffins are bolted on and hermetically soldered. Brass memorial plates with the names of the deceased engraved on them have been soldered on the lids [of the coffins].

A record written in English for each of the 3 coffins has been sent with them.

The 3 coffins and records in English were received by Captain KOPYLOV of the steamship "Zyryanin."

Transferred by: Lieutenant Colonel KUKARIN

The transfer was witnessed by Lieutenant Commander DARKIN

[Postal frank of the Military Unit, Field Postal No. 83529]

Captain Romashev of the Administrative Division

[signature]

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Enclosure NO. 1

To the Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs, USSR

Directorate of External Affairs

February 7

To Comrade Malik

Regarding our communication NO. 293789 on December 7, 1946

At the same time, I am informing you that:

b) Sergeant Pavel Udochek (Utchek) from the interned crew of B-25 NO. 336158 was DOA on May 11, 1945. He is buried 5 kilometers north of Petropavlovsk in Kamchatka.

c) Corporal Matthew M. Gladek from the interned crew of B-25 NO. 43-36160 was DOA on June 10, 1945. He is buried in Kamchatka.

Typed 2 copies

8.1.47 ((date)) 8 January 1947

TFR2-138

-page 2-

All three crews of the indicated aircraft, with the exception of those who were buried, were handed over to the Americans through the Tashkent internment camp.

The remaining service personnel of the American Air Force

who are buried in Kamchatka are:

1. Captain Edward Irving (Edward J. Irving)

2. Captain Nathan Anzer (J. Nathan Ejzer)

3. Lieutenant Nerd' (Orville H. Lord)

4. Sergeant Fred Vene (Frederick A. Lang)

5. Corporal Roland (Roland R. Ernger)

6. Corporal Les Nake-Denton (Leslie K. Denton, Jr.)

who belonged to the crew of B-25 NO. 44-29148 which crashed June 10, 1945 north of the Cape of Lopatka.

According to the Far East Military District Command, no more American military personnel graves were found in Kamchatka.

Enclosure: A list consisting of 4 sheets.

Chief of the Directorate of External Affairs of the

General Staff of the Armed Forces of the USSR

General Lieutenant N. Slavin [Signature]

TFR2-139

[Entry No.] 9099S 63

Copy

Affidavit

12 July 1947

Petropavlovsk

On this date, a representative/spokesman for the Garrison Commander for the city of Petropavlovsk, Lieutenant Colonel F. P Kurakin, in the presence of Lieutenant Commander Yu. D. Darkin carried out the transfer of the exhumed bodies of American airmen: Sergeant Thomas E. Ring, Sergeant Pavel Utchek, and Corporal Matthew M. Gladek to the captain of the steamer "Zyryanin", who is N.V. Kopylov, for shipping them to Vladivostok where they are to be (properly) handed over to the representatives of the 5th Naval Fleet.

These exhumed corpses indicated above were transported in galvanized iron coffins, the lids of the coffins are bolted on and are hermetically soldered, on the lids (of the coffins) are affixed brass memorial plates with the names of the deceased engraved on them.

(Together with the coffins is transported three record of proceedings written for each coffin in the English language.)

A record in English for each of the three coffins has been sent with them.

The three coffins and records of proceedings in the English language, were received by Kopylov, captain of the steamship "Zyryanin."

Transferred by: LTC Kukarin

The transfer was witnessed by:

Lieutenant Commander Yu. D. Darkin

((Postal frank of military unit V.Ch. 83529))

Captain A/S Romashev [Signature]

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[First two pages of next document are duplicates of pages 1 and 2 of previous document. Translation of subsequent pages follows.]

[Entry No.] 9099S 59

Entry No. 01507

2322

28 Oct 1947

The Chief of Staff

Far East Military District

2 October 1947

No. 0659

To the Chief of the External Affairs

Department of the Ministry of the

Armed Forces of the USSR

With this I am forwarding copies of the records of the exhumation of American airmen and a copy of the affidavit of their transfer to the captain of the steamer"Zyryanin."

Attachment: Copies of records and the

affidavit in 4 sheets,

only to the addressee

Acting Chief of Staff of the Far East

Military District

General-Lieutenant Khromov/Gromov

sent in 2 copies

Copy NO. 1 - to the addressee

Copy NO. 2 - File

Executor Romashev

sent EA. 27 Sept. 1947

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[Entry No.] 9099S 60

Copy

Record

6 July 1947

Petropavlovsk

The exhuming of the afore-mentioned corpse was done with the goal of sending it to his homeland.

On the lid of the metal coffin is affixed a brass tablet with the last name of the deceased engraved on it.

The person giving this true affidavit is:

[Signatures: LTC Kukarin

MAJ in the Medical Corps Terekhov

[not given] CPT in the Medical Corps Remarchuk

((Postal frank from field post NO. 83529))

CPT Romashev [signature]

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[Entry No.] 9099S 60

Copy

Record

6 July 1947

Petropavlovsk

On this date, a commission consisting of the chairman LTC F. N. Kukarin and members - Chief of the Anatomical Pathology Laboratory, Major in the Medical Corps A.A. Terekhov, and investigations officer, a judicial/legal medical expert Captain in the Medical Corps V.S. Remarchuk, carried out the exhumation of the corpse of Sergeant Pavel Utchek from the U.S. Army Air Force, who perished on 10 June 1945, in aerial combat with Japanese fiqhter planes in the vicinity of the Island Of Simosa.

The exhuming of the afore-mentioned corpse was done with the goal of sending it to his homeland.

On the lid of the metal coffin is affixed a brass tablet with the last name of the deceased engraved on it.

The person giving this true affidavit is:

[Signatures: LTC Kukarin

MAJ in the Medical Corps Terekhov

[not given] CPT in the Medical Corps Remarchuk

((Postal frank from field post NO> 83529))

CPT Romashev [signature]

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[Handwritten] 98

CPSU Central Committee

On 27 June 1958 at 18:30 the national border of the USSR was violated by a Douglas C-118A American military transport airplane in an area 30 miles south of YEREVAN. It penetrated up to 170 kilometers into USSR territory.

Fighters scrambled from the Baku Air Defense District intercepted the intruder aircraft and signaled it to "follow in for landing" at the nearest airfield.

After refusing to comply with this requirement, the intruder aircraft was fired upon and damaged by the fighters, and landed in flames at an airfield in the area of GINDARKH.

On 7 July 1958, the intruder aircraft's crew of nine individuals was transferred by representatives of the USSR border troops to representatives of the U.S. military command in Iran.

The remnants of the downed aircraft remain to the present time under guard, provided by troops of the Baku Air Defense District.

Considering that the American side has thus far not raised the issue of returning the remnants of the downed aircraft, and that it is inadvisable continue guarding those remnants, the USSR Ministry of Defense deems it possible to:

1. Destroy the remnants of the downed aircraft and prepare an appropriate written statement of such destruction.

2. Provide the written statement to the Americans if they so request.

A draft decision of the CPSU Central Committee is attached.

Please review.

M. KONEV

[date in lower left partially reproduced and illegible]

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[Translator's note. This document bears a page number 2 at the top with the number "55" handwritten in the upper right corner.]

Based on information from preliminary questioning and radio surveillance it has been established that: a four-engine Douglas C-118A aircraft of the 7405th Squadron of the 710th Military Air Transport Group of the US Air Force /Wiesbaden AFB, West Germany/, commanded by one Major LYLES [?], departed from NICOSIA (CYPRUS) via ADANA, DIARBENIR, Lake VAN, Lake REZAYE on a direct flight to Teheran.

The airplane, after passing SIIRD (80 kilometers south of Lake VAN), turned toward YEREVAN and BAKU, instead of taking a course toward Teheran. The weather in the area south of Lake VAN at the time was: cloud cover 6-9 at 600-1000 meters, visibility of 10 kilometers.

The detained U.S. Army servicemen have been taken to KIROVOBAD, where they are being questioned.

SOKOLOVSKY

YAKOVLEV

" " June 1958

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[stamp] Entry No. 2081 [handwritten] Attachment No. 12

07 July 1958

Operations Directorate

HQ, National Air Defense Forces

CPSU Central Committee

On 27 June 1958, at 18:30, the national borders of the USSR were violated by a U.S. military aircraft Coming from the direction of Turkey.

The aircraft intruded into USSR territory to a distance of up to 170 kilometers at an altitude of 5,500 meters and at a speed of 500 km/hr.

The intruder aircraft was intercepted at 18:44, 20 kilometers east of Lake SEVAN, by fighters of the 976th Fighter Air Regiment of the 259th Fighter Air Division, Baku Air Defense District /piloted by Captain SVETLISHNIKOV and Senior Lieutenant ZAKHAROV/. The fighters signaled the aircraft to perform a forced landing. The intruder aircraft did not comply and continued on a course toward BAKU. The national Air Defense Central Command Point issued an order to force the airplane to land. Accordingly, the fighters opened warning fire, after which the intruder attempted to escape toward Iran. Seeing that the intruder was not complying with the fighters' demand, the latter, by order of the command point, opened fire and damaged the aircraft.

Five persons parachuted from the aircraft, and four landed with the burning aircraft at the GINDARKH airfield (105 km southeast of KORDAMIR).

The undamaged portions of the wings and tail unit belonged to a C-118 four-engine military transport, and bore identifying markings of the USAF and the number 13822. The remnants of the burned aircraft are being studied.

Two of the nine servicemen aboard received minor burns.

Aboard the intruder aircraft were: Colonel BRENNER, Majors LAILS [LYLES?], ALDAN and [illegible, PRAMS or PRANS ?], Captain KEIM, Lieutenant [illegible], a sergeant and two U.S. Army enlisted men.

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[stamp] [two words illegible] 104 24

Secret Copy No. 2 [handwritten] 20

CPSU Central Committee

The U.S. government conveyed a request to the Soviet government via the American Embassy in Moscow to provide "good offices" and facilitate the return of two members of the crew of a US military helicopter that performed a "forced landing" on the territory of the KNDR [Korean Democratic Peoples Republic] on 17 May of this year.

According to available information, this helicopter was forced to land by military forces of the KNDR after it had violated the line of demarcation and found itself in KNDR territory.

In a verbal communication on this issue from the U.S. Embassy it was noted that attempts by American representatives to secure the return of the helicopter and its crew through the military cease fire commission in Korea had failed, although the American side was counting on a positive resolution of the question, particularly since the "U.N. troop command in Korea" had released to KNDR officials on 27 May of this year several South Korean fisherman who had been detained earlier.

The details of the incident with the American helicopters, as well as the intentions of our Korean comrades with respect to this incident, are unknown to us.

The USSR Ministry of Foreign Affairs deems it advisable to inform our Korean comrades of the above request of the U.S. government, emphasizing that the Soviet side has naturally made no promises to the Americans.

It seems advisable to leave the U.S. government request unanswered. If the Americans again raise this issue they can be told that their request has been brought to the attention of the KNDR government.

A draft Decree is attached.

Please review it.

[Translator's note: Russian

acronym "p.p." denotes either

"Original signed" or "By

order of"] A. GROMYKO

25 June 1963

No. 1957 / GS [unk acronym]

Authenticated: [signature]

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To paragraph 24 of minutes #104

Secret

PYONGYANG

SOVIET AMBASSADOR

Visit the minister of foreign affairs or his deputy, refer to [your] orders, and convey the following:

"The U.S. government has requested via the American Embassy in Moscow that the Soviet government provide "good offices" and facilitate the return of American citizens Captain Ben Wickley Statts [spelling of name uncertain] and Captain Carelton Voltz, crew members of a U.S. military helicopter that performed a forced landing on territory of the Korean Peoples Democratic Republic.

I have been instructed to inform you of this request by the U.S. government and to report that, naturally, no promises have been given to the Americans on our part.

We have left the Americans' request unanswered. If they again raise the issue, we intend to respond that their request has been brought to the attention of the government of the Korean Peoples Democratic Republic."

Confirm execution by telegraph.

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[letterhead]

Workers of the World, Unite!

Communist Party of the Soviet Union, CENTRAL COMMITTEE

Top Secret

No. P/104/24

To: Comrades Suslov, Andropov, Gromyko

Excerpt from minutes No. 104 of a meeting of the Presidium of the Central Committee

of the CPSU of 28 June 1963

-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

About the request by the U.S. government to facilitate the return of crew members of an American military helicopter that landed on territory of the Korean Peoples Democratic Republic on 17 May 1963

1. Inform the government of the KPDR of the U.S. government's request that the Soviet government facilitate the return of two crew members of the U.S. military helicopter that landed in territory of the KPDR on 17 May 1963 (a draft order to the Soviet ambassador in Pyongyang is attached).

2. Leave the U.S. government request unanswered. If the Americans again raise this issue, report to them that their request has been brought to the attention of the government of the KPDR.

CENTRAL COMMITTEE SECRETARY

[vertically in left margin: "To be returned within seven days to the CPSU Central Committee (General Department, Sector 1)"

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LIST

of U.S. citizens mentioned in

documents found in the archives of

the Central Committee Politburo

1. SELLERS, Peter, Detained 31 Jul 1949

American student Released to U.S. authorities

on 28 Sep 1949

2. OELSNER [WELSNER?] Detained 31 Jul 1949.

American student Released to U.S. authorities

on 28 Sep 1949

3. PANTILO, Peter, Detained in September, 1949

American student Released to American authorities

in 1949

4. RUNK, Carl, Detained in September, 1949

American soldier Released to U.S. authorities

in 1949

5. PRUSTER, Charles Detained in September, 1949.

American soldier Released to U.S. authorities

in 1949.

6. Michael DOW [DOE?], Picked up in Pacific

American officer on 28 Sep 1973.

Released to U.S. naval vessel.

7. Richard BAILEY, Deserted from the aircraft

military seaman. carrier "Intrepid" in November,

1967. Departed for a European

country

8. William ANDERSON, Deserted from the aircraft

military seaman carrier "Intrepid" in November,

1967. Departed for a European

country.

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9. Michael BERILL, Deserted from he aircraft

military seaman carrier "Intrepid" in November,

1967. Departed for a European

country.

10. Anthony LINDNER, Deserted from the aircraft carrier

"Intrepid" in November, 1967.

Departed for a European country.

11. American parachutist Taken into custody on 24

Sep 1950

in the area of Vladivostok.

[To right of above: "No further

information available"]

12. Alfred T. MESCHTER In September, 1949 was aboard

American official the commercial vessel "Kimbol

R. Smith"

[To right of above: Competent

authority for this case is the

People's Democratic Republic of

Korea]

13. Albert WILLIS, In September, 1949 was aboard

American official the commercial vessel "Kimbol

R. Smith"

[To right of above: "Competent

authority for this case is the

People's Democratic Republic of

Korea"]

14. Homer COX, Released from incarceration.

U.S. citizen Returned to U.S. authorities

in Berlin in 1953 or 1954

15. Lilend [Leland?] Released from incarceration.

TOWERS, U.S. Returned to U.S. authorities

in Berlin in 1953 or 1954

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16. Marchuk, V.T., Arrested in Germany in 1949

Russian interpreter and sentenced to 25 years

for American imprisonment. Expelled from

intelligence agency USSR in 1954 or 1955

in Berlin.

17. VERDIN, U.[prob. W] E., Arrested in Germany in 1949

police squad radio and sentenced to 25 years

operator imprisonment. Expelled from

USSR in 1954 or 1955

18. NOBLE, D. [Alternate Arrested in 1950 and sentenced

spelling of "Noubl" to 15 years of imprisonment.

given], Expelled from the USSR in 1954

businessman. or 1955.

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CERTIFICATE

A check of a list of 3,752 U.S. servicemen missing in action in Southeast Asia, and other foreigners, against the records of the Main Information Center of the Russian Federation's Ministry of Internal Affairs, has established a similarity in the information recorded for 41 individuals who have undergone accounting by last name and who were sentenced for various offenses during the period of 1922 through 1968. These included the following sentences:

1. Espionage - 10 persons

Filinov, Peter Mikhailovich, listed as Fellon, Patrick M. (FO57)

Gaiter, Rolf, listed as Geiter, Ralph Ellis (GO45)

Grauert, Hans Georg Ludwig, listed as Groert, Hans Herbert (G383)

Hill, Daniel Davidovich, listed as Hall, Donald J. (HOO4)

Mayer [Maier?], Theresa, listed as Kerber, Maria Theresa (K733)

Stefan, Leopold, listed as Leopold, Steven Rider (LO49)

MacDonald, William Lionel, listed as MacDonald, Joseph William (M172)

Thomas, Robert, listed as Thomas, Robert J. (TO67)

Wano [Ueno?], Tomaso, listed as Thomas, William Z. (TO64)

Washington, Leroy, listed as Washinton, Bobby (Wl49)

2. Heinous crimes in the occupied territory and collaborating with the fascists -- 14 persons

Clifford; this is Braun, Charles, listed as Braun, Charles A. (B198)

Daniel, Herbert, listed as Herber, Daniel A. (G600)

Dewitt, Martinas, listed as Martin David Earl (M365)

Meyer, Benno Edward, listed as Meyer, Elton Benno (M065)

Miller, Carl Davidovich, listed as Miller, Carl D. (M062)

Niko, Felix, listed as Neko-Kuinones, Felix B., (N021)

Ernst, Arthur, listed as Olds, Ernst Arthur (O004)

Parra, Richard, listed as Perry, Richard Clark (P378)

Herold, Robert, listed as Roberts, Harold J. (R106)

Thomas, Robert, listed as Thomas, Robert J. (T067)

Thomas, Karl, listed as Widerquist Thomas Karl (W138)

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Leisten, Fritz, listed as Lestien F. (L751)

Thomas, Paul, listed as Pail, Thomas Show [Shaw?] (R073)

3. Counter-revolutionary activities -- 6 persons

Holland, Arnold Mikhailevich listed as Hollend, Melvin Arnold (H189) Holinger-Hullinger, Edwin Henrikhovich, listed as Hollinger, Greg Neimen (H402)

Jans [?], Georges, listed as Jones, George Emerson (J372)

Gere, Robert, listed as Lenrn [?], Gary Robert (L092)

Herber, Bernard Samuelovich, listed as Plassmeyer, Bernard Herber (R097)

Thomas, Paul, listed as Pail, Thomas Shaw [Show?] (R073)

4. Criminal offenses -- 8 persons

Un-Bon-A, listed as Cho Un Ban (C746)

Herbert, Lange, listed as Lanford, Herbert L. (L036)

Maider, Kurt Max, listed as Meider, Kurt (M742)

Parsons, Michael James, listed as (P102)

Peterson, William-Jay, Listed as Petterson, James Kelly (P057)

Francis, Robert Fridrikhovich, listed as Praiss, Robert Francis (P407)

Kurt, Frederich, listed as Waisman [?], Kurt Frederick (W374)

Worren, Dale, listed as Worren, Grey D. (W081)

5. No indication of articles of indictment -- 3 persons

Un-Bon-O, listed as Cho Un Ban (C746)

Pepper, John Wilhelm, listed as Pepper, Anthony John (R375)

Roper, John Thomasovich, listed as Roberts, Harold J. (R106)

Chief, State Information Center

Colonel, Internal Services

Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs

[Signature] G.L. Lezhikov

14 May 1992

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LIST

of American Prisoners of War

(data from 1950-51)

1. Barter Charles T., 39, major, artillery;

2.Lantron Newton W., 36, major;

3.Nugent Ambrose H., 41, captain, artillery;

4.Anderson Douglas R., 32, captain, medical service;

5.Green Marin W., 39, captain, artillery;

6.Macomber Wayne B., 34, captain;

7.Minietta Charles, 33, first lieutenant, artillery;

8.Bergman William Jr., 38, first lieutenant;

9.Fox John A., 29, first lieutenant;

10.Marlatt Herbert E., 30, first lieutenant;

11.Rountree Wadie Jr., 24, first lieutenant;

12.Sirman Donald S., 29, aviator, first lieutenant;

13.Jester William F., 28, second lieutenant;

14.Maynard Edward W., 37, first lieutenant, artillery;

15.Aroy Thomeson, 19, private;

16.Kaiser Henry G., 26, sergeant;

17.Gombea [?] Melton C., 22, private first class [sic];

18.Spinoza Flovd E., 25, private first class;

19.Wilson James E., 20, private first class;

20.Cooper Georae A., 18, private first class;

21.Rager Fred H., 23, private;

22.Sizemore Jessie L., 19, private first class;

23.Deekard Ernest L., 21, private first class;

24.Domenech Jame D., 22, corporal;

25.McComas Charles M., 20, private first class;

26.Krenz Dorcil A., 20, private first class;

27.Grant Eugene W., 27, private first class;

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28.Kabble Lemon J., 32, sergeant first class;

29.Stantley Robert H., 23, private;

30.Jennings Lacey, 19, private first class;

31.Martin John A., 37, corporal;

32.Roth Jacob G., 19, private first class;

33.Preel Shelby G., 22, private;

34.Daris James C., 24, private first class;

35.Jay Rye, 30, sergeant;

36.Johngon [sic] George H, 22, private first class;

37.Anderson Lester B., 26, corporal;

38.Heard Lawerence, 19, corporal;

39.Tallen Eugene T., 20, private first class;

40.Hollaic Billy, 21, private first class;

41.Preite Augustine, 21, private first class;

42.Robertson Clark H., 18, private;

43.Seria Edward, 19, private;

44.Hoffman Clarence J., 24, private;

45.Dunning Raymond, 20, private first class, radio

operator;

46.Ferguson Benjamin, 20, private first class;

47.Show Andrew W., 21, private first class;

48.Navelle Herman F., 20, private first class;

49.Lawson James L., 20, private;

50.Cauti Attiliio P., 22, private first class;

51.Londoria Georae T., 22, corporal;

52.Kimboll, 25, private first class;

53.Durante, 20, private first class;

54.Motta, 21, private first class;

55.Perry Glacel E., 21, corporal;

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56.Watkins Fisher, 25, private first class;

57.Sheffield Edward C., 22, corporal;

58.Crespo John T., 21, private first class;

59.Simpson Raymond G., 20, private;

60.Paskovich Michael, 21, sergeant;

61.Haggard Billy M., 21, private first class;

62.Potts Cecil S., 25, private first class;

63.Stice Ivan E., 18, private first class, artillery;

64.Cossette Joseph E., 22, private first class;

65.Hardy Edgar W., 37, privaet first class;

66.Deck Kenneth F., 39, sergeant;

67.Tontana Anthony, 20, private;

68.Goodwin Jack D., 20, private;

69.Kennedy French L., 21, private first class;

70.Bailey Harvey N., 34, private first class;

71.Fona Baridvilla, 18, private;

72.Charles Fronaphel, 21, private first class;

73.Harn[?]ett Doyde W., 24, private;

74.Western Robert D., 22, private first class;

75.Mickelberg Albert, 24, private first class;

76.Rhodes Edward W., 23, private first class;

77.Tagget Allen, 20, private first class;

78.Struble James T., 24, corporal;

79.Davidson Charles W., 31, private first class;

80.Wilson Donald E., 31, corporal;

81.Bolles Lloyd Jr., 18, private;

82.Johnson Wayne A., 19, private;

83.Hancock John W., 19, private first class;

84.Hatern [?] Alfonzo D., 19, private first class;

85.King Edward H. [N?], 34, private first class;

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86.Tomio Tadaki, 21, private first class;

87.Crona Jima, 20, private;

88.Goich Tamaye, 22, private;

89.Mortuna Ernest, 21, corporal;

90.Ghyers Robert H., 21, corporal;

91.Boyd William O., 26, sergeant;

92.Gartin John P., 26, corporal;

93.Hor Charles C., 28, corporal;

94.Richard Clayton E., 29, corporal, artillery;

95.Brantley Charles P., 19, corporal;

96.Varner Russell S., 19, corporal, artillery;

97.Sanders Paul R., 26, sergeant;

98.White Thaddins, 24, corporal;

99.Reza Tim, 19, private;

100.Kostecan Stanley S., 25, corporal;

101.McAndrews Christopher B., 22, private;

102.Deming William A., 21, private first class;

103.Kemp Robert A., 32, corporal;

104.Virgil Juan S., 23, corporal;

105.Hawson [Hewson?], Walter, 36, senior sergeant;

106.Palacol Sefronio A., 43, private;

107.Mays Jack T., 23, corporal;

108.Nickells Walter L., 25, corporal;

109.Napier Charles C., 20, private first class;

110.Valdez Glicerio, 40, private;

111.Apopaca [?] Tony, 19, private;

112.Panco Charles H., 32, corporal;

113.Colbert James F., 21, private first class;

114.Frost Charles J., 22, corporal;

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115.[missing in photocopy; last item on page]

116.Randall Elgin V., 24, corporal;

117.Durhan Jesse W., 19, private;

118.Heddinger Charles L., 21, private first class;

119.Williams Henry D., 20, private first class;

120.Robertson Elmer L., 21, private first class;

121.Oresto James V., 24, private;

122.Cummings Richard E., 20, private first class, artillery;

123.Trent Eldrige S., 21, corporal;

124.Jones Dale R., 21, private first class;

125.Conception Tommy J., 40, sergeant;

126.Leerkamp, Henry G., 29, private first class;

127.Baumgartner Leroy B., 23, corporal;

128.Vannoy Hale, 20, corporal;

129.Laurent Alfred J., 26, corporal;

130.Pendarvis Floyd M., 22, private first class;

131.Cress Patrick Jr., 22, private first class;

132.Denton Leo A., 21, corporal;

133.Lewis Robert E., 21, corporal;

134.Bradford Henry E., 30, corporal;

135.Ampon Joseph O., 43, corporal;

136.Brown Joseph C., 26, corporal;

137.Smith Robert L., 18, private;

138.Walintukonis Joseph A., 29, corporal;

139.Martin James S., 21, corporal, artillery;

140.Martin Jack L., 25, corporal;

141.Hanback John W., 29, sergeant, medic;

142.Fisher Lowell D., 21, private first class;

143.Alford Raymond K., 22, private;

144.Graham William M., 24, corporal;

145.Garcia Francisco A., 20, private first class;

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146.Franklin John O., 20, private first class;

147.Atkinson Pondal H., 25, private first class, artillery;

148.Strahan Martin A., 33, private first class;

149.Rowe Frank L., 25, corporal;

150.Meyers Max E., 24, sergeant, medic;

151.Majorie Joseph J., 20, private first class;

152.Hubbard William H., 20, private;

153.Justice Richard D., 19, private first class;

154.Fancher Harold S., 20, private first class;

155.Jester William R., 19, private first class;

156.Tarbuck Joseph, 19, corporal;

157.Jenkins G.W., 20, private first class;

158.Helmich Robert P., 18, private;

159.Hays Edward G., 20, corporal;

160.Smith Donnald R., 20, private first class;

161.Nava John, 24, corporal;

162.Bingham George M., 22, corporal;

163.Okeefe Arthur M., 30, corporal;

164.Trusillo Dancel S., 21, corporal;

165.Sloan Leroy, 21, corporal;

166.Davis Glorge [?] A., 27, private first class;

167.Gogburn James A., 32, sergeant;

168.Connick Karl F., 21, private first class;

169.Wood William C., 27, private first class;

170.Roten Ancil A., 23, private;

171.Ordonio Philip, 39, private first class;

172.Goelzer James, 33, private first class;

173.Watts Roland, 29, sergeant;

174.Brunwer Clarence E., 34, corporal;

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175.Warble Dallas L., 22, corporal;

176.Sitler Harold E., 23, corporal;

177.McClain Edward M., 25, sergeant;

178.Lavange Davis E., 37, corporal;

179.Thompson Clirtis A., 19, private first class;

180.Jones William J., 19, private first class;

181.Shinagawa, Susumu, 22, private first class;

182.Malone, Haskel, 21, corporal;

183.Cantley, Bobby R., 19, private;

184.Willburn William E., 23, corporal;

185.Jiron Amos J., 19, private;

186.Baranski Alphones A., 30, corporal;

187.Tenario Sam F., 19, private first class, artillery;

188.Leblanc Ransdal P., 21, corporal, artillery;

189.Talbert Marvin E., 31, corporal;

190.Knowles Bill, 26, sergeant first class;

191.Hidalgo Larry, 39, sergeant;

192.Archambault Leroy, 19, private first class;

193.Escobar T.V., 31, corporal;

194.Gaiser Henry, 35, sergeant;

195.Browning Jack, 20, private first class;

196.Sanders John, 21, corporal;

197.[Arabak?] Henry, 22, corporal;

198.Oribio Buenaventora, 43, corporal;

199.Hont James, 26, corporal;

200.Moreno Raymond, 23, private first class;

201.Eldridge John, 21, private first class;

202.Sawler Joe, 21, private;

203.Armour Harlen, 18, private first class;

204.Harris Thomas, 19, private;

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205.[missing in photocopy; last item on page]

206.Crews William, 20, corporal;

207.Blue Adelbert, 27, private first class;

208.Ferrel Charels, 21, private first class, artillery;

209.Scott Amos, 22, private first class;

210.Pipple Howard, 24, private, artillery;

211.Deneo Joe, 30, private first class;

212.Martinez Raymond, 20, private first class;

213.Bartlett Wilmer, 26, corporal;

214.Scott Eugene, 20, corporal;

215.Eaton John, 21, private first class;

216.Fleming William, 21, private first class;

217.Colbey Earl, 20, private;

218.Frazer Charles, 23, corporal;

219.Cosby Samuel, 25, corporal;

220.Hebert Leonard, 29, sergeant;

221.Everett Freeman, 22, private first class;

222.McKinley Ralph H., 18, private;

223.Margarits Trujillo, 22, private first class, artillery;

224.Sham Roger L., 23, corporal;

225.Dobson Floyd J., 20, private;

226.Brown Gerard T., 22, private first class, radio technician;

227.Whitaker Charles L., 21, private first class, medic;

228.Calvin Taybor, 22, corporal, medic;

229.Rodriguez Lupe G., 20, private first class, medic;

230.Kirk James W., 25, corporal;

231.Hallum Leonard D., 19, private;

232.Dean Alvin C., 21, private first class;

233.Sutton Claxton G., 31, sergeant first class;

234.Dubose Clyatt R., 25, private first class;

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236.Halbertle George R. , 21, private first class;

237.Thompson Roy L. , 21, private;

238.Roy Floyd A. , 43, sergeant;

239. Schlinghoff Leonard M. , 34, private;

240. Koch Kermit K. , 20, private;

241. Novobilski Thaddens F. , 20, private;

242. Rogers George P. , 21, private;

243. Dickel James P. , 20, private first class;

244. Stumpges Frederick , 37, sergeant first class;

245. Charles Ernest Jr. , 23, corporal, medic;

246. Mascarenas Candido , 20, private first class;

247. Martinez Frank P. , 20, private first class;

248. Stone Roy L. , 30, corporal, medic;

249. Stick Louis , 19, private first class;

250. Flack Austin D. , 37, sergeant first class, artillery;

251. Woodward Thomas C. , 20, private;

252. Tyler Charles R. , 20, private first class;

253. Vaughnle Lloyd , 20, private first class;

254. Holman Albert C. , 21, private first class;

255. Robinson Angus P. , 20, private first class;

256. Aldeis Menuel A. , 29, sergeant first class;

257. Smith Charles C. , 20, private;

258. Duncan James , 21, private;

259. Duty Cernillins , 19, private first class;

260. McAlpine Johnny , 19, private first class;

261. Ahern Gerard , 21, private first class;

262. Newton Gilmer , 43, corporal;

263. Weidensayl Floud , 21, private first class;

264. Awowinn [?] Bentio , 19, private first class;

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265. [missing in photocopy; last item on page]

266. White Richard , 22, private first class;

267. Wolf Charles , 21 private;

268. Bamford Charles , 29, sergeant;

269. Mukai Takeshi C. , 29, private first class;

270. Bissell James , 23, sergeant;

271. Peterson Donwin , 22, private first class;

272. Simpson Wayman , 30, corporal;

273. Skinner William , 20, private first class;

274. Layton Robert , 27, first lieutenant, artillery;

275. Wilner William , 20, private first class;

276. Vancleave Tommy , 22, private;

277. Underhill Virgil , 21, corporal;

278. Addesso Harry , 20, private;

279. Clarke Harry , 18, private first class;

280. Spencer Charles , 20, private first class;

281. Larue Charles , 19, private first class;

282. Barnes Herbert , 20, private first class;

283. Burlow Robert , 21, private first class;

284. Ragsdale James , 32, sergeant;

285. Chance Albert , 20, private first class;

286. Skero Charles , 20, private first class;

287. Kendall Richard , 21, private first class;

288. Ansaldua Baldemero , 26, private first class;

289. Spener Richard S. , 29, private;

290. Bentwell Norman , 21, private first class;

291. Raymond William H. , 18, private;

292. Torhan George , 21, private;

293. Smith Gerald , 21, private;

294. Coward William A. , 19, private first class;

295. Chidry [?] Joseph , 20, corporal;

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296. Canley James , 19, private first class;

297. Fitsgerald Robert , 20, private, artillery;

298. Doner Donald E. , 21, private first class, artillery;

299. King Rulgph [sic] E. , 20, private first class;

300. Warren Don L. , 21, private first class;

301. Langell Irving , 20, private first class;

302. Merford Beecher M. , 20, private first class;

303. Cruz Ruben D. , 20, private first class;

304. Cltne [sic] Oliver J. , 23, corporal, medic;

305. Creen Pharis L. , 18, private first class;

306. Coreson Caivin C. , 27, sergeant first class;

307. Starcher Andrew J. , 26, sergeant;

308. Patterson Lewis J. , 19, private;

309. Kiyohiio Tsutsui , 21, priavte, artillery;

310. Moore James R. , 20, private;

311. Jzu Jsamu , 22, private first class;

312. Cavoula Stephan Jr. , 19, private first class;

313. Hamilton Merkin J. , 35, sergeant;

314. Estarbrook Wilbert R. , 20, corporal;

315. Cortez Richard , 22, corporal;

316. Cofer James D. , 25, private first class;

317. Gomez Joseph A. , 22, corporal;

318. Garcia Andrew R. , 30, private first class;

319. Thompson James E. , 19, private first class;

320. Sterns Minford , 21, private first class, artillery;

321. Melltn [sic] Raymond B. , 22, private first class;

322. Jullio Martin J. , 25, private;

323. Olero Juciano , 42, private first class;

324. Schnineke Donald R. , 20, private first class, medic;

325. [illegible] Jack F. , 21, private first class;

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326. Menizos Paul B. , 32, sergeant;

327. Shewaiter Earl W. , 35, corporal;

328. Rupp Edward K. , 36, private first class, artillery;

329. Talbert Joseph H. , 18, private;

330. Draper Frank E. , 22, private first class;

331. Hackney Raymond Uh. , 20 private;

332. Endris Everett T. , 19, private first class;

333. Dirksen Aberham Jr. , 20, private first class;

334. Berardt Thomas H. , 22, private first class;

335. Cline Penn W. , 28, sergeant;

336. Fanning Clyde A. , 41, corporal;

337. Yoss Raymond L. , 18, private;

338. Shimschok John A. , 20, private first class;

339. Dunham Leland R. , 39, major;

340. Bak Juson , 20, private first class;

341. Marion Lovis Ales , second lieutenant, 2nd Engineering

Battalion, b. 09 Nov 06, Missouri. Wife H.T. Ales, 41,

address: 2030 E 72, St. Macoma, Wash.

342. William Franklin Bivens , second lieutenant, platoon commander,

3rd Battalion, 24th Regiment, 25th Division, 9th Corps. Born

11 Apr 1921, Illinois. Wife - Patricia Bivens, 28, living in

Pittsburg, California.

343. Claud W. Boren , captain, platoon commander in company

B, 1st Battalion, 35th Regiment, 25th Division. Born 23 Mar

1916, Texas. Wife - C.W. Boren, 28. Address: 715 Ware St.

Santa Rosa, California.

344. Arnold N. Brandt , major, advisor to 8th Regiment, 1st

[illegible] Division. Born 31 May 1913, Iowa. Wife - Ediva

Brandt, 34. Address: 2001 W. Opic [city illegible], Minn.

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345. Joseph Emile Breton , second lieutenant, medical service,

9th Battalion, 2nd Regiment, 9th South Korean Division.

Born 23 Nov 1910, New Hamphshire. Wife - Carinne, 38.

Address: 30 Washington Street, Rochester, New Hampshire.

346. Riley Roman Bruner , second lieutenant, platoon commander,

3rd Battalion, 35th Regiment, 25th Division. Born 15 Jan

1921, Oklahoma. Father - Roman Bruner, 50. Address:

Roure D. Lamar [sic], Oklahoma.

347. Waldron Berry , second lieutenant, aviator. Born

2 Apr 1924, Indiana. Mother - Lillian, 48. Address:

406 Carter Blvd, Seymour, Indiana.

348. Lawrence V. Bach , captain, aviator. Born 20 Feb 1924,

North Dakota. Wife - L.V. Bach, 23. Address 1411

Lewis Blvd., Grand Forks, North Dakota.

349. William Russell Harris, first lieutenant, 2nd Battalion,

24th Regiment, 25th Division. Born 25 Jan 1925, Georgia.

Wife - Martha, 21. Address: Dallas, Georgia, Box 18.

350. Harry Eugene Gibb , major, advisor to the 1st Battalion,

6th Regiment, 6th South Korean Division. Born 8 Aug 1919,

Alabama. Wife - Kathe, 29. Address: 1001 Summit St.

Claricsville [sic], Tennessee.

351. Hall Thomas Gibson , second lieutenant, platoon commander,

3rd Battalion, 24th Regiment, 25th Division. Born 26 Aug 1925,

Iowa. Wife - Anna, 24. Address: 651 38th Street, Des

Moines, Iowa.

352. Walter Lee Jackson , second lieutenant, artillery. Born 29

June 1925 in Birmingham, Alabama. Wife Charlotte, 21.

Address: 6566 32nd Ave S.W. Seattle, Washington.

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353. Warren Harding Jordan, second lieutenant, platoon commander,

2nd Battalion, 9th Regiment, 2nd Division. Born 2 Nov 1920,

Colorado. Wife - Carol Jordan, 29. Address: 4323 So. Warner

St. Tacoma, Wash.

354. Lyle Eugene Dodd , second lieutenant, navigator (radar),

bomber aviation. Born 16 Nov 1916, Kansas. Sister - Marvel

[handwritten above line: "Narvel"] Dodd, 28. Address:

Stockton, Kansas.

355. John Kahaniak , captain, supply officer, 2nd

Battalion, 2nd Division, 9th Corps, engineer. Born 3 Apr

1916, New York. Wife - Margaret, 28. Address 4828 101st

St. Tacoma, Washington.

356. Howard Oliver Caldwell, second lieutenant, 2nd Engineering

Battalion, 2nd Division, engineer. Born 19 Apr 1912,

Colorado. Wife Dorothea E., 35. Address: 1216 So Clarkson

St. Denver, Colorado.

357. Harold Leonard Kaschko, captain, battery commander, 38th

Battalion, 2nd Regiment. Born 5 Jul 1918, Oregon. Wife -

Marie P. Kaschko, 27. Address: Paisley, Oregon.

358. Morris Lynley Coleman, captain, advisor in the 7th South

Korean Division. Born 7 Jun 1913, California. Wife - Adele,

39. Address: 4828 Fulton Ave. Sherman Oaks, California.

359. Carl Edward Kopischkie, major, commander of the 38th Artillery

Battalion, 2nd Division. Born 14 April 1913, Wisconsin. Wife

- Bernice, 31. Address: Pacific Grove, California.

360. Nicholas John Leamon , first lieutenant, communications

officer, 2nd Engineering Battalion, 2nd Division. Born 12 Nov

1920, Pennsylvania. Wife - Bra Leamon, 29. Address: [not

reproduced on photocopy; last line on page]

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361. Joseph Arthur Magnant, second lieutenant, platoon commander,

2nd Battalion, 23rd Regiment, 2nd Division. Born 20 Aug 1922,

Canada. Wife - Norma J., 24. Address: 330 Wadsworth

Avenue, New York City, N.Y.

362. Joseph Vincent Manto, second lieutenant, company commander,

2nd Battalion, 2nd Division. Born 19 Jan 1917 in New York.

Wife - Irene Manto, 27. Address: 35-48 Steinway St. New

York City.

363. Ivanushka Michael , second lieutenant, commander of 2nd

platoon, Company C, 1st Battalion, 9th Regiment, 2nd Infantry

Division. Born 21 Dec [no year given] in Rochester, New York.

Wife - Theresa, 26. Address: 13857, Glenwood, Detroit,

Michigan.

364. Robert Eric Nehrling , captain, adjutant. Born 30 Jun 1922,

Wisconsin. Wife - E.L. Nehrling, 21. Address: Rouc

Island Tu [sic] .

365. Alfred Jay Raskin , second lieutenant, platoon commander,

3rd Battalion, 9th Regiment, 2nd Division. Born 4 Nov 1928 in

New York. Father - Samuel Raskin, 47. Address: 605 West

178th Street, New York City 33. Mother - Joan Raskin, 44.

366. Paul Adams Roach , second lieutenant, platoon commander,

3rd Battalion, 9th Regiment, 2nd Division. Born 1 Jun 1927 in

Las Cruces, New Mexico. Mother - P.A. Roach, 56.

Address: 925 Hess [?] Terrace, Las Cruces New Mexico.

367. Frederick Albert Smith, captain, deputy commander of the 503rd

Artillery Battalion, 2nd Division. Born 27 Jan 1916,

California. Wife - Elsie N. Smith, 35. Address: Rt. 6, Box

486 [?] A.E. Riordan Watsonville, California.

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368. James Francis Sullivan , second lieutenant, platoon commander.

Born 19 May 1928, Massachusetts. Father - James Sullivan,

40. Address: 87 Kenwood St. Dorchester, Mass.

369. Charles A. Fry , major, commander of 2nd Battalion, 2nd

Division. Born 24 Dec 1910, Oklahoma. Wife - Lucille, 39.

Address: E19 Gordon Avenue, Spokane, Washington.

370. Allan M. Henslee , second lieutenant, platoon commander,

2nd Battalion, 5th Regiment, 1st Cavalry Division. Born 26

Oct 1926, Texas. Father - Jack Henslee, 47. Address:

2396 Paloma Street, Pasadena, California.

371. Frederic Lambert Hornung , second lieutenant, platoon

commander, 1st Battalion, 38th Regiment, 2nd Division. Born

29 May 1917, New Jersey. Wife - Betty, 27. Address: c/o

Rorte, Route 3, Spruce [one word not reproduced], Minnesota.

372. Alfred Otis Ellis , captain, artillery, 82nd Battalion,

2nd Division. Born 2 Apr 1920, Maine. Wife - Elizabeth, 30.

Address: 1423 South 51 St. Tacoma, Wash.

373. Jeff D. Erwin , second lieutenant, supply officer.

Born 26 Jul 1917, Oklahoma. Wife - Marge Ervin, 27.

Address: 1815 Garfield Ave Olympia, Washington.

374. Orville H. Pierce , major, staff officer, 503 Artillery

Battalion, 2nd Division. Born 25 Dec 1915, Montana. Wife -

Helen Pierce, 31. Address: Belleville, Conn [sic],

Illinois.

375. John Robert Gaston , second lieutenant, aviator. Born

16 Jun 1928, Mississippi. Father - John Walter Gaston,

46. Address: 236 Maple St. Clarksdale, Mississippi.

376. Eric Charles Phillips, captain, 38th Artillery Battalion, 2nd

Division. Born 11 Mar 1920, Washington. Wife - M.S.

Phillips, 29. Address: 8725 Veterans Dr. S.W. Tacoma,

Washington.

377. Russelle Junior Varner , corporal, radio operator, 63rd

Regiment, 24th Division [4-5 words illegible] Virginia.

Father - John, 54. [remainder of entry not reproduced; last

item on page].

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378. James Thomas Conley , private first class, radio operator,

3rd Battalion, 21st Regiment, 24th Division. Born 6 Aug 1931,

Pennsylvania. Father - John, 49. Address: 203 Mt. Vernon

Drive, Etna, Pennsylvania.

379. Minford Lee Stearns , private first class, radio technician

for 63rd Artillery Battalion, 24th Division. Born 9 Oct 1929,

Kentucky. Father - William H. Stearns, 45. Address:

Monticello, Kentucky.

380. Jerard Thomas Brown , private first class, radio operator

for headquarters of heavy artillery company, 34 Regiment,

24th Division. Born 4 Jan 1929, New York. Relative resided

at: 346 Empire Bild [sic] Brooklyn, New York.

381. Isador O. Peppe , comms officer, 63rd Artillery

Battalion, 24th Division, 2 [rest of line, 2-3 words, not

reproduced] lieutenant, 26.

382. Stanley J. Jimmerman , comms officer, 63rd Artillery

Battalion, 24th Regiment, first lieutenant, 29.

383. Mitchell Carly Thomas , born 1929, native of Alabama, platoon

commander, second lieutenant.

384. James Bryant Smith , born 1917, Ohio, first lieutenant [x

words not reproduced], 3rd Battalion, 24th Regiment, 26th

Division. Address: Kent St. Columbus, Ohio.

385. Frederick Burdette Wirt , born 1916, Chicago, captain,

commander of the 3rd Engineering Battalion, 24th Infantry

Division.

386. William Thomas McDaniel , born 1916, Alabama [x words not

reproduced], major, 34 Regiment, 24th INfantry Division.

Wife - Helen J., was living in Japan.

387. Crenshaw Allen Holt , born 1923, native of Shanghai,

platoon commander, 30th battalion, 34th Regiment, 24th

Division, first lieutenant.

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388. James Walter Clance , born 1921, native of Florida,

first lieutenant, platoon commander, special services

battalion of the U.S. military forces staff, Far East.

389. James Lee Boydston , born 1924, native of Colorado,

second lieutenant, 24th Infantry Division. Address:

1301 East 9th Ave, Denver Colorado.

390. Douglas William Blalock , born 1923, artillery, second

lieutenant, platoon commander, 24th Infantry Division.

Wife - Florence, address: Box 64, Hoflin, Alabama.

391. Stonley Eugene Tabor , born 1923, native of Texas,

first lieutenant, 2nd Battalion, 19th Regiment,

24th Infantry Division.

392. William Davis Locke , born 1919, native of North

Carolina, aviator.

393. Arthur Franklin Mulock , born 1923, Massachusetts,

second lieutenant, 3rd Battalion, 34th Regiment, 24th

Infantry Division. Address: 109 Myrtle St. Waltham Mass.

394. Walter Stanley Eltringham , born 1896 in Pennsylvania.

Employee of the Korean Economic Assistance Board. Address:

128 Bast Walhot Street K Ugston Pennsylvania.

395. Louis Leo Dans, born 4 Mar 1912, Chicago. Address: 461/r

Sierra Bonita Ave. Los Angeles, California.

396. William Booth, born 3 Nov 1908, New York.

397. Jerald Brown , lieutenant colonel, aviator. Born

2 Dec 1917, Arizona.

398. Joseph Carl Lackner, born 3 Oct 1914, Cleveland, Ohio. Supply

officer, 2nd Battalion, 2nd Division. Address: 320 Linnmoore

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St. Hartford Connecticut.

399. Thomas Erby Kilby, born 2 Aug 1925, Alabama. Second lieu-

tenant, commander of 3rd platoon, 2nd Battalion, 5th

Regiment, 1st Cavalry Division. Mother - Mary Kilby.

400. Saeldon Hervey Foss, born 9 Nov 1919, Massachusetts.

First lieutenant, artillery, 64th Battalion, 25th Division.

Wife - O.J. Foss. Address: 818 E. Las Ammas 87, Colorado

Springs, Colorado.

401. Adolphus Nava , born 2 Jun 1912, Massachusetts. First

sergeant of company B, 38th Battalion, 2nd Division. Wife -

Nava M.D. . Address: 847 Susan Place Union Ball.

402. Andrew Fedenets, born 12 Dec 1915, Pennsylvania. Captain,

82nd Battalion, 2nd Division, 9th Corps. Artillery. Wife -

M. Fedenets. Address: 25 Jefferson, Uniontown.

403. Eino Erland Falls, born 12 June 1912, North Dakota. First

sergeant of company D, 2nd Engineer Battalion, 2nd Division.

404. James E. Stevens, born 9 Sep 1913, Washington. First sergeant

of company A, 2nd Engineer Battalion, 2nd Division. Wife -

address: 3821, 8th st., Tacoma 6, Washington.

405. Ralph Maxwell Bagwell, born 11 Jan 1919, South Carolina.

Lieutenant colonel, sailor.[sic] Wife - Georgia N.

Address: 3157 Fairwood Lane, Jacksonville, Florida.

406. Alarich D.E. Zacherle, born 23 Apr 1911. Lieutenant Colonel.

Address: 13025, Gravelly Lake Drive, S.W. Tacoma

407. Thomas Abbott Hume, born 2 Aug 1917, California. Major,

commander of the 37th Artillery Battalion, 2nd Division.

Address: 584, Dutton Duc Sonta Rosa, California.

408. William F. Dean, born 1 Aug 1899, Illinois. Major General.

In 1947-48 was military governor of South Korea, then chief

of staff of the 8th Army in Japan and commander of the

24th Division.

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409. James Waliter Clance, born in 1921, Florida. Lieutenant.

Platoon commander in special service battalion of the

U.S. Armed Forces HQ in the Far East.

410. Walter Stanley Eltringhan, born 30 Jul 1896, in Ashland,

Pennsylvania. Resides at: 128 East Walnut Street K.

ugston Pennsylvania [sic].

411. William Booth, born 3 Nov 1908. In Korea since 1947.

412. Jensen Anders Kristian, 54, American.

413. Booth William Robert, 53.

414. Dans Lovis Leo, 39.

415. Zellers Lawrence Alfred, 30.

416. Smith Bertha, 66.

417. Rosser Helen, 56.

418. Dyer Nellie, 48.

419. Goseph E. Moreland, 27, 91 Squadron, No. A0-2070097.

Address: 105 South Bleykley Drive, Wichita, 8, Kansas.

420. Bernard F. Rivers, 22, 91st Squadron, No. A0-11158439,

Sergeant First Class. Address: Mrs. Lillian A. Rivers,

Ennis Road, North Oxford, Mass.

421. Emil William Koski, 23, 91st Squadron, No. AF-17299984,

sergeant, Address: 306 East Pattison st. MR L MRS

422. Charls Vernon Iohanses, born 17 Dec 1921. Sergeant,

91st Squadron, AF-19124748. Address: MRS. Ruth

Johansen, 1260 date are. [sic] Lancaster, California.

423. Edwin D. Combs, 23, radio operator, 91st Squadron,

No. AF-18349624. Address: 924 yale st. Houston Texas

Combs

424. Donald L. Hand, 21, first gunner 91 [rest of item not

reproduced; last item on page]

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425. Kennet H. Bass, 22, sergeant, 91st Squadron, No.

AF-14357650. Address: Mr. I.A. Bass. 533 N.W. ave

A. Balle, Glade Florida.

426. Engen E. Evers, 21, airman, 91st Squadron, No. AF-

19402196.

427. John Knox Arnold, colonel, U.S. Air Force.

428. William H. Banner, colonel, U.S. Air Force.

429. Eugene John Vaady, captain, U.S. Air Force.

430. Elmer Fred Llvellyn, captain, U.S. Air Force.

431. John Woodrow Buck, first lieutenant, U.S. Air Force.

432. Wallare Lamar Brown, lieutenant, U.S. Air Force.

433. Howard W. Brown, first lieutenant, technical servicesm,

U.S. Air Force.

434. Steve E. Kiba, sergeant, radio operator, U.S. Air

Force.

435. Harry Martin Benjamin, sergeant, U.S. Air Force.

436. Baker John Thomson, sergeant, U.S. Air Force.

437. Daniel Chris Schmidt, sergeant, U.S. Air Force.

438. Henry D. Weese, sergeant first class, U.S. Air Force,

439. Van Voortis, first lieutenant, U.S. Air Force.

TFR2-175

440. Theodor Russel Harris, 29, first lieutenant, personal No.

AO-782261.

441. Francis Alen Striely, 23, lieutenant, 91st Squadron,

personal No. AO-3912123.

442. Kenneth S. Brasie, 29, 91st Squadron, personal No. AO-

772819. Address: Patton are. [sic] Citrus Heights,

California.

443. James Walter Clance, born 1921, native of Jackson, Florida.

Wife's parents reside at: 871 Flagles, Northwest Jackson.

444. Louis Leo Dans, born 1912 in Chicago. Address:

461 1/2 N. Sierra Bonita Av, Billeting, Los Angeles

California

445. Harding Dick Erving, 34, U.S. Army Officer.

446. Van Houten, colonel, U.S. Army.

447. Brown, major, 4th paratrooper company.

448. Anderson, captain, 4th paratrooper company.

449. Warren, lieutenant, 4th paratrooper company.

450. Gohnson [prob. Johnson], lieutenant, 4th paratrooper company.

451. Blakely, lieutenant, 4th paratrooper company.

452. Atwood, lieutenant, 4th paratrooper company.

453. John Baker, private.

454. Edward Pucell [?], sergeant.

455. Adward Miles, sergeant.

456. Perry, captain.

457. Mlagee [sic], colonel.

458. Witherspoon, colonel.

459. Blower, captain.

460. Parlaris Estanislao, born 1910, PFC.

461. Mast, turret gunner, RB -50 No. 727, 91st

Squadron.

TFR2-176

462. John Thomas Dovny

463. Richard Fikthen

464. Morland E. Ja., lieutenant, air reconnaissance.

465. Halsverg, lieutenant

466. Mokkey, lieutenant

467. Kervlend, sergeant.

468. Hart yb. [sic], gunner, aircraft 50 No. 727.

469. Hodwin, colonel.

470. Stiwell, colonel.

471. Amerine, lieutenant.

472. Mac, David, colonel.

473. Hedrick, major.

474. Rase, captain, 581st Combined Detachment.

475. Hilbert, colonel, 581st Combined Detachment.

476. Magnant, lieutenant.

479. Breton, lieutenant.

480. Bruner, lieutenant.

481. Walker, major.

482. Dosson P., lieutenant, air force.

483. Robert Watson, lieutenant.

484. Xackner Carl Joseph, 1914, supply officer.

485. Bruner Riley, born 1921, second lieutenant.

486. Andrew Fedenets, born 1915, state of Uniontown [sic]

487. Saeldon Hervey Foss, born 1919, first lieutenant. Resides

in the state of Colorado Springs [sic]

488. Salting Ben, born 1926, lieutenant.

489. Mornes William, lieutenant, 58th Air Group

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490. Albright, private.

491. Arnold John Noes, colonel.

492. Palver, captain.

493. Baumers, major

494. Kattering, lieutenant.

495. Bird, sergeant.

496. Mekkoy [probably McMoy], lieutenant colonel.

497. Okkil, major.

498. Dostoleks, lieutenant.

499. Horton, captain.

500. Roland, sergeant.

501. Renshow, sergeant.

502. Mekgy [prob. McGee], major.

503. Koil, major.

504. Heris, captain.

505. Strebe, sergeant.

506. Koghniyk John, officer.

507. Rassel D. Vinseni, officer.

508. Jeyms [prob. James] Thomas Brown, officer.

509. Minford Lee Sterns, officer.

510. Herald Thomas Brown, officer.

TFR2-178

LIST

of servicemen, for whom information on nationality

is not available.

1. Gimenez Veracis Dominadov , born 1927.

2. Moratin Elas , born 1925.

3. Captain Vilyam Holt , born 1896.

4. Herbert Arthur Lord , born 1899.

5. Philip Deane , born 1923.

6. Cooper Alfred , 69.

7. Norman Philip Owen , born 1916.

8. Matti Alfred Frederick , born 1903.

9. Perruche Jeorges , born 1916.

10. Martel Charles Emile , born 1909.

11. Chanteloure Joan , born 1915.

12. Meadmore Maurice , born 1912.

13. Philip Deane , born 1923.

14. William Booth , born 1908.

15. Philip Crosbie , born 1915.

16. Francis Canavan , born 1915.

17. Bultlan Joseph , born 1901.

18. John Happy Bax , born 1895.

19. Philip Krosee , born 1915.

20. Tomas Green , born 1896.

21. Robert Wood , born 1919.

22. John Cake , born 1901.

23. Kisch Ernst , born 1899.

24. Smith Helli , born 1904.

25. Phillip Simon , born 1912.

Handed over by US Ambassador Bolen

to Comrade A.A. Gromyko during a

conversation on 31 July 1953

Translated from English

MEMORANDUM FOR RECORD

My government has instructed me to lodge a most vigorous protest against the fact that on July 29 a United States Air Force type RB-50 airplane was shot down by a Soviet airplane while conducting a routine navigation training flight over the Sea of Japan.

The co-pilot of the American airplane, rescued by a U.S. vessel approximately 40 miles from the Soviet coast south of Cape Povorotny, confirmed that his aircraft, carrying a crew of 17, was attacked by one or more Soviet MIG-15's. The MIGs fired upon the engines, setting them afire and causing the American airplane to crash.

Information was also received that the other surviving crew members were picked up by Soviet vessels in the crash area. My government has instructed me to request that Soviet authorities immediately report the status of these individuals and what measures are being taken to repatriate them as soon as pofisible.

AMERICAN EMBASSY

Moscow, 31 July 1953

Translated by: [signature] /Alekseeva/

1. B-25 Aircraft
1.	Aircraft Commander	Captain	Edward Joseph	YORK
2.	Co-pilot	Lieutenant	Robert G.	EMMENS
3.	Navigator	1st Lieutenant		HARDON
4.	Radio Operator/Machine-gunner	Corporal	David	POWELL
5.	Mechanic	Sergeant, 1st Class	Theodore X.	LABAN
2. B-24 Aircraft Consolidation Liberator, No 240309
1.	Pilot	Lieutenant	Jim R.	PATENGER
2.	Co-Pilot	Lieutenant	Richard I.	FILET
3.	Navigator	Lieutenant	Charles K.	HENNER
4.	Bombardier	Lieutenant	Robert U.	VANLESS
5.	Motor-mechanic	Sergeant, 1st Class	Anthony S.	HOMITS
6.	Gunner	Sergeant, 1st Class	Peter G.	BEGNOTOVICH
7.	Radio Operator	Sergeant, 1st Class	James P.	DIXON
8.	Gunner	Sergeant, 1st Class	Charles R.	DAY
9.	Gunner	Sergeant, 1st Class	Donald L.	DIMMEL
10.	Photographer	Corporal	Robert	BARNES

3. B-24-D aircraft Consolidation Liberator, No 02355, formation No 21
1.	Pilot	Major	Carl G.	WAGNER
2.	Co-pilot	Lieutenant	Winfred X.	WENDWER
3.	Navigator	Lieutenant	Wenson X.	BLACK
4.	Mechanic	Corporal	Robert L.	DANIELS
5.	Mechanic	Master Sgt.	Laurence I.	MORKS
6.	Gunner	Master Sgt.	Josel I.	KEARNS
7.	Bombardier	Master Sgt.	Thomas A.	CORBITT
8.	Gunner	Master Sgt.	David L.	CARTER
9.	Gunner	Sergeant, 1st Class	Margo	VASQUEZ
10.	Gunner	Sergeant, 1st Class	Arnold M.	SOGRISTED
11.	Radio Operator	Corporal	Harvard K.	FULLEY
12.	Radio Operator	Sergeant, 1st Class	Henry K.	EVRETT
13.	Radio Operator	Sergeant, 1st Class	Charles L.	WADE
4. B-24 aircraft Consolidation Liberator, No 123891, formation No 43
1.	Senior Pilot	Lieutenant	Jajim K.	PUTNUM
2.	Pilot	Lieutenant	Allen T.	MILLET
3.	Bombardier	Lieutenant	Robert V.	DYKESON
4.	Navigator	Lieutenant	Floyd A.	EMMENSON
5.	Mechanic	Tech. Sergeant	Molphy A.	MORZH
6.	Radio Operator	Master Sergeant	Myron M.	ALBERT
7.	Radio Operator	Sergeant, 1st Class	Netten S.	GOODIE
8.	Radio Operator	Master Sergeant	Ernest A.	BRAYSON
9.	Gunner	Master Sergeant	Edward D.	DOYLE
10.	Mechanic	Master Sergeant	Hatchin M.	HAMMOND
11.	Photographer	Airman	Charles K.	GROWS

5. B-25-D aircraft Mitchell, No 130502, formation No 02
1.	Pilot	Major	Richard D.	SAULTER
2.	Co-pilot	Lieutenant	Edward X.	TEPLER
3.	Navigator	Lieutenant	Harry G.	COPE
4.	Gunner	Master Sergeant	Kenner A.	VAYER
5.	Gunner	Master Sergeant	Pyle X.	GREEZIE
6.	Radio Operator	Sergeant, 1st Class	Evan L.	LANK
7. Mitchell Aircraft, No 130171, formation No 71
1.	Pilot	Lieutenant	Wayne A.	MORRIER
2.	Co-Pilot	Lieutenant	Vladimir P.	SAVICH
3.	Bombardier	Lieutenant	Albert V.	HONEY
4.	Radio Operator	Master Sergeant	John A.	BILLINGLSEY
5.	Gunner	Master Sergeant	Joseph A.	DANWOOD
7. Mitchell Aircraft, No 113250, formation No 60
1.	Pilot	Lieutenant	Russell V.	HEARST
2.	Co-Pilot	Lieutenant	John Madison	TELLER
3.	Bombardier	Lieutenant	James Robert	ODEIER
4.	Radio Operator	Master Sergeant	Robert	WILCOX
5.	Gunner	Master Sergeant	Harry Baye	HEEBE
6.	Gunner	Sergeant, 1st Class	Charles Henry	HILL
8. Mitchell Aircraft, No 130473, formation No 73
1.	Pilot		Norman R.	SEVIGNAK
2.	Co-Pilot	Lieutenant	John L.	KITLEY
3.	Bombardier	Lieutenant	Harold R.	HODGES
4.	Radio Operator	Master Sergeant	James A.	FASSED
5.	Gunner	Sergeant, 1st Class	Crady	WINKERS

9. Mitchell Aircraft, No 253352, formation No 52
1.	Pilot	Lieutenant	John T.	ROGER
2.	Co-pilot	Flight Officer	Loyal V.	FRA...[?]FRAM
3.	Bombardier		Norman I.	EASTMOOR
4.	Radio Operator	Tech. Sergeant	Clarence X.	OVERBOY
4.	Gunner	Master Sergeant	Gerald G.	GREEN
10. B-34 Aircraft, No 48909, formation No 2, landed 24 JULY 1944
1.	Aircraft Commander	Lieutenant	John P.	VIVIAN
2.	Co-Pilot	Lieutenant	David Ross	WILSON
3.	Navigator	Lieutenant	Thomas Henry	EDWARD
4.	Co-Navigator	Sergeant, 1st Class	Pavel John	SHASNEY
5.	Radio Operator	Sergeant, 1st Class	Frank Andrei	WIRAND
6.	Gunner	Sergeant, 1st Class	Emil Arnold	NOMMENSEN
11. B-34 Aircraft, No 48910, formation No 9
1.	Aircraft Commander	Lieutenant	Russell Prance	BONE
2.	Pilot	Lieutenant	Glen Wallace	MANTLEY
3.	Co-Pilot	Lieutenant	Ralph Wayne	STEVENS
4.	Navigator	Sergeant, 1st Class	Laurence Edward	SOMMERS
5.	Aerial Engineer	Sergeant, 1st Class	Frank Leo	CROW
6.	Bombardier/Gunner	Sergeant, 1st Class	Joseph Patrick	HORVAT
7.	Radio Operator	Sergeant, 1st Class	Samuel	GELBER

12. B-24 Aircraft, No 48930, formation No 11
1.	Aircraft Commander	Lieutenant	Howard Pavel	SHUTTEE
2.	Pilot	Lieutenant	John Edward	BRAZIL
3.	Co-Pilot	Lieutenant	Byron Albert	MORGAN
4.	Navigator	Sergeant, 1st Class	Willie Everbee	JOEL
5.	Aerial Engineer	Sergeant, 1st Class	John [?]ernsis	Beggin
6.	Bombbardier/Gunner	Sergeant, 1st Class	Walter Herbert	MORRIS
7.	Radio Operator	Sergeant, 1st Class	Edward John	JUDGE
13. B-24 Aircraft, No 48938, formation No 12
1.	Aircraft Commander	Lieutenant	George August	MART
2.	Pilot	Lieutenant	Richard Henry	JOHNSON
3.	Co-Pilot	Lieutenant	William Abbott	KING
4.	Aerial Engineer	Sergeant, 1st Class	William Edward	DIXON
5.	Gunner	Sergeant, 1st Class	Richard Thomas	EVERARD
6.	Navigator	Sergeant, 1st Class	William Davie	STROM
7.	Radio Operator	Sergeant, 1st Class	Clifford Clarence	PATKIZE
14. B-34 Aircraft, No 48496, formation No 7
1.	Aircraft Commander	Lieutenant	Jackson Wilson	CLARK
2.	Co-Pilot	Lieutenant	Bervin Junio	MILLER
3.	Navigator	Lieutenant	John Franklin	MATTERS
4.	Mechanic	Sergeant, 1st Class	Hoyle Atma Edward	SIMES
5.	Radio Operator	Sergeant, 1st Class	John [?]	BRENNAN
6.	Bombardier/Gunner	Sergeant, 1st Class	Herbert Charles	ROW
15. B-24 Aircraft, No 49525, formation No 81, landed on 13 Aug 44
1.	Aircraft Commander	Lieutenant	Carl William	LINDELL
2.	Co-Pilot	Lieutenant	James Stanley	HEAD
3.	Navigator	Lieutenant	Merlin Keefe	RICHARDSON

4.	Mechanic	Sergeant, 1st Class	Irry Henton	WILLIAMSON
5.	Gunner	Sergeant, 1st Class	Russell Lily	MONTY
6.	Radio Operator	Sergeant, 1st Class	Kiril James	BROWN
16. B-24 Aircraft, No 45509, formation No 75, landed 21 August
1.	Aircraft Commander	1st Lieutenant	Jack Ralston	COWLES
2.	Co-Pilot	Lieutenant	Leonardo	PANELLA
3.	Navigator	Lieutenant	Millard Benjamin	PARKER
4.	Radio Operator	Sergeant, 1st Class	Harold Rudolf	TONY
5.	Gunner	Sergeant, 1st Class	John Robert	MACDONALD
17. B-34 Aircraft, No 49508, formation No 82, landed 28 February
1.	Aircraft Commander	1st Lieutenant	John Arthur	DINGLE
2.	Co-Pilot	Lieutenant	Emil Morris	PETTERBORNE
3.	Navigator	Lieutenant	Evgenii Frank	DOOLAN
4.	Aerial Engineer		Charles Denver	HENRY
5.	Radio Operator	Sergeant, 1st Class	Daniel	LAINTZ
6.	Gunner	Sergeant, 1st Class	Harvey Hoffman	POLLARD
18. B-29 Aircraft Flying Fortress, formation No 32, landed 29 July 44
1.	Aircraft Commander	Captain	Howard R.	TERRELL
2.	Co-Pilot	Lieutenant	John R.	KIRKLAND
3.	Navigator	Lieutenant	Frank S.	OGDEN
4.	Bombardier	Lieutenant	Edward T.	GOLDEN
5.	Mechanic	Sergeant, 1st Class	Mike	LOSIK
6.	Radio Operator	Sergeant, 1st Class	Jermoe S.	ZVERCHER
7.	Gunner	Sergeant, 1st Class	Merl Alfred	BAILEY
8.	Gunner	Sergeant, 1st Class	George	HUMMEL
9.	Gunner	Tech. Sergeant	Lewis Allan	EARLY
10.	Gunner	Staff Sergeant	Roy	PRICE
11.	Gunner	Airman	Herbert A.	VOST

19. B-24 Aircraft, No 240977, formation No 77, interned 25 Sept 44
1.	Aircraft Commander	Lieutenant	JOHN OPIP	John E. OTT
2.	Co-Pilot	Lieutenant	FRANK PERM	Frank J. PEOLICH
3.	Navigator	Lieutenant	GILBERT ARNOLD	Gilbert S. ARNOLD
4.	Bombardier	Lieutenant Class	RAYMOND SHAYLOR	Raymond U. SHIMMER
5.	Aerial Mechanic	Sergeant, 1st Class	CHARLIE CLORK	Charlie X. CLARK
6.	Radio Operator	Sergeant	ROBERT PETERSON	Robert X. Peterson
7.	Co-Radio Operator	Sergeant	DIN SOYIX	Din P., SEYID
8.	Mechanic Assistant	Sergeant	CARL AUSTIN	Carl U. OSTEN
9.	Technical Photographer	Sergeant, 1st Class	ARTHUR MARTEL	Arthur G. MARTEL
10.	Gunner	Sergeant	LEONARD KARSHINSKY	Leonard R. KARKOSHINSKY
11.	Gunner	Sergeant	TOMA B. SHELTON	Thomas B. SHELTON SEYID
20. B-34 Aircraft, No 49472, formation No 72, interned on 18 September 44
1.	Aircraft Commander	Major	CHARLES WAYNEE	Charles WAYNE
2.	Co-Pilot	Lieutenant	JOHN MEFF	John U. MATCHF
3.	Navigator	Lieutenant	ERST JOHN	John E. ERET
4.	Radio Operator	Sergeant	BAXTER ROBERT	Robert I. BAXTER
5.	Gunner	Sergeant, 1st Class	EARL MILFORD	Earl A. MILFORD
14. B-34 Aircraft, No 33278, formation No 11, interned 12 Sept 44
1.	Aircraft Commander	Lieutenant	DARRELL FAYZEY MACDONALD	Darrell F. MACDONALD
2.	Navigator	2nd Lieutenant	KENNETH HOLBERT MILES	Kenneth G. MILES
3.	Navigator	2nd Lieutenant	DANNY LYLE BROADWELL	Donny L. BROADWELL
4.	Aerial Engineer	Sergeant, 1st Class	JOHN WILLIAM ROZO Edward	John W. ROSE
5.	Radio Operator	Sergeant, 1st Class	WILLIAM FRANCIS NICODIMAS	William E. NICHODEMUS
6.	Gunner	Sergeant, 1st Class	JACK CLENTIN ROSS	Jack C. Ross

22. B-25 Aircraft, No 253351, formation No 77, interned 10 Sept 44
1.	Aircraft Commander	Lieutenant	WILLIAM WOODSMAN HYDE	William W. HYDE
2.	Co-Pilot	Lieutenant	RALPH WILLIAM HAMM	Ralph W. HAMMOND
3.	Navigator	Lieutenant	JOHN [?] MACAMTON	John B. MacINTOSH ARNOLD
4.	Radio Operator	Sergeant Class	WARREN [?] LAFTEN	Warren G. LAUGHTON
5.	Gunner	Sergeant	WILLIAM CL[?]ENCE CROWELL	William C. CROWELL
6.	Mechanic	Sergeant	JOHN FRANCIS KERR	John F. CARR
23. B-25 Aircraft, interned on 1 Nov 44
1.	Aircraft Commander	Lieutenant	WILLIAM MACWOLAN	William MacWILLIAM
2.	Co-Pilot	2nd Lieutenant	DONALD WARD	Donald WARD
3.	Navigator	2nd Lieutenant	CHARLES WALLAND	Charles WOLLAND
4.	Mechanic	Corporal	ROBERT SALVESTBER	Robert SILVESTER
5.	Photographer	Sergeant	NORMAN HERMANSAN	Norman HERMANSON
6.	Gunner		NICHOLAS HORIN	Nicholas HORIN
7.	Radio Operator		DOSEPH BRISHEBER	Joseph BRISHENBER
24. B-29 Aircraft, formation No 365, interned 11 NOV 44
1.	Aircraft Commander	Captain	PRICE BOSTON	Weston X. PRICE
2.	Navigator	Lieutenant	SVICHEN MELVIN	Melvin E. SCHERER
3.	Co-Pilot	Lieutenant	FLANAGAN JOHN	John E. FLANAGAN
4.	Bombardier	Lieutenant	MORRISON EDWARD	Edwin MORRISON
5.	Engineer	Lieutenant	ROSSERFORD YUDOMON	Evgenii P. RUTHERFORD
6.	Radio Operator	Tech. Sergeant	PLETER DAVID	David PLETTER
7.	2nd-Radio Operator	Sergeant, 1st Class	STAVINSKY HENRY	Henry J. STAVINSKY
8.	Gunner	Master Sergeant	LARKIND DONALD	Donald J. LARRIN
9.	Gunner	Sergeant, 1st Class	BRODINIAS JOHN	John BARDINIAS
10.	Gunner	Sergeant, 1st Class	WEED FRANK	Frank A. WEED
11.	Gunner	Sergeant, 1st Class	COOK MILLARZH	Millard S. COOK

25. B-24 Aircraft, No 240993, formation No 93, interned 25 NOV 44
1.	Aircraft Commander	Lieutenant	DANIEL HOTEBED TAYLOR
2.	Navigator	2nd Lieutenant	UDVARD HATKEEFF WILLER
3.	Co-Pilot	Lieutenant	LESTER RAYMOND ELOND
4.	Bombardier	2nd Lieutenant	LEO CARL LAYDON
5.	Gunner	Corporal	CHARLES EVANS DIWALKY
6.	Gunner	Corporal	WATMAN ANDERSON NEWELL
7.	Radio Operator	Corporal	BERNARD PETER BENDOROVICH
8.	Operator	Sergeant, 1st Class	JANE RUDOLPH SMITH
9.	Gunner	Corporal	BILL JOYE BARNETT
10.	Photographer	Corporal	BORT LOTEN
11.	Aerial Engineer	Corporal	LOUIS HENRY RUMAN
12.	Gunner	Corporal	MARTIN LACKIN
26. B-29 Aircraft, interned 21 Nov 44
1.	Aircraft Commander	1st Lieutenant	MACKIM WILLIAM	William J. MACHISH
2.	Co-Pilot	1st Lieutenant	SHEFER JOHN	John K. SCHAEFFER
3.	Navigator	1st Lieutenant	DIAMOND JACK	Jack A. DIAMOND
4.	Bombardier	1st Lieutenant	RUTTLEDGE JAMES	James R. RUTTLEDGE
5.	Engineer	1st Lieutenant	WORD JAMES	James W. WORD
6.	Radio Operator	Lieutenant	AHRENSEN WILLIAM	William R. AHRENTSON
7.	Co-Radio Operator	Sergeant, 1st Class	MANN WILLIAM	William P. MANN
8.	Staff Gunner	Sergeant, 1st Class	BROWNWOOD FLOYD	Frederick D. BROWNWELL
9.	Staff Gunner	Sergeant, 1st Class	MORTS EDWARD	Edward J. MERTS
10.	Staff Gunner	Sergeant, 1st Class	SIGRIST HERMAN	Herman K. ZILRIST
11.	Staff Gunner		HESSINGER HERMAN	Herman HASSINGER

27. B-24 Aircraft, formation No 82, interned 7 Dec 44
1.	Aircraft Commander	1st Lieutenant	ROBERT BASE
2.	Pilot	Lieutenant	RICHARD MURPH
3.	Navigator	Lieutenant	JOHN BACK
4.	Bombardier	1st Lieutenant	EDWARD MAYKOP
5.	Weather Observer	1st Lieutenant	EDWARD MILLER
6.	Aerial Engineer	1st Lieutenant	DAME WILLIAMSON
7.	Radio Operator	1st Lieutenant	LEONARD LANGHOLD
8.	Radio Operator	Gunner	[?]HERON (EHDICHD)
9.	Assistant Mechanic	Sergeant, 1st Class	WALTER LEYTON
10.	Gunner	Sergeant	D.V. SHUPLIN
11.	Observer		WERNER KOMZK
12.	Photographer	Master Sergeant	ROBERT REED
13.	Weapons Specialist	Sergeant	ANTON SINTOR
28. B-24 Aircraft, No 4240996, formation No 96, interned 19/29 [?] January 45
1.	Aircraft Commander	Lieutenant	KEPIST Evgenii Elliott
2.	Pilot	Lieutenant	EDESHD BECKON
3.	Bombardier	Lieutenant	PERRY GOEGODZAM
4.	Navigator	Lieutenant	UTIAM AKOZAN
5.	Aerial Engineer	Sergeant, 1st Class	MERLY HASSIMI
6.	Radio Operator	Sergeant, 1st Class	ZEP[?] LIRZHON	ZEPYU
7.	Gunner	Sergeant, 1st Class	YAUGIT SVINEBERG	SVIABERG/ZWEIBERG?
8.	Gunner	Sergeant, 1st Class	DUSAN[?]AFALOUS
9.	Gunner	Sergeant, 1st Class	GLENN TKOLLER
10.	Gunner	Sergeant, 1st Class	STERLING SMORGUT
11.	Observer	Master Sergeant	TILRIER ESVIERZHON
12.	Junior Observer	Sergeant, 1st Class	MARTON HAPOCH

29. B-34 Aircraft, No 49654, formation No 96, 21 February 45
1.	Aircraft Commander	Lieutenant	JOHN RIGHT POWERS
2.	Co-Pilot	Lieutenant	LENIRIZ SHADE THOMAS
3.	Navigator	2nd Lieutenant	WALLY CHIDZHIMA[?]PIEZOJT
4.	Gunner	Sergeant, 1st Class	FRAZIES PATRICK HASIV
5.	Radio Operator	Sergeant, 1st Class	RALPH BIESOP LANE
6.	Flight Engineer	Sergeant, 1st Class	ROBERT GEORGE TAMAFNEK
B-25 Aircraft, No 4336134, interned 20 May 45
1.	Aircraft Commander	Lieutenant	JARED BARRY BIVER
2.	Co-Pilot	Lieutenant	SISO MARVIN ASHBURN
3.	Navigator	Lieutenant	GEORGE WILLIAM OLLA
4.	Bombardier	Sergeant, 1st Class	CHARLES NICHOLS
5.	Radio Operator	Corporal	ALBERT STANLEY PARISHT
6.	Gunner	Sergeant, 1st Class	LEAF OMAR JANESEN
31. B-24 Aircraft, No 42-40998, formation No 98, interned 16 May 45
1.	Aircraft Commander	Lieutenant	WILLIAM DELTON YUDZHEN
2.	Co-Pilot	Lieutenant	KINNER VSEDEN WALKER
3.	Navigator	Lieutenant	HAND GEORGE SANDERSON
4.	Bombardier	Lieutenant	PATTER RICHARD THOMAS
5.	Radar Operator	2nd Lieutenant Class	CANON EDWARD STEVEN
6.	Gunner	Corporal	VOLKMAN VANEY LUNAY
7.	Mechanic	Sergeant, 1st Class	GLYSEN GEORGE PETTER
8.	Gunner	Corporal	LUCKY GEORGE THOMAS
9.	Radio Operator	Sergeant, 1st Class	BORGISS COLTON
10.	Gunner	Sergeant, 1st Class	SWIRTMAN WILLIAM EDWARD
11.	Photographer	Sergeant, 1st Class	STEVENSON PARKER WILLIAM
12.	Gunner	Corporal	LEDERWUND RON THOMAS

32. B-24 Aircraft, No 111924, formation No 34, interned 11 May 45
1.	Aircraft Commander	Lieutenant	RICHARD B. CLINKEY
2.	Co-Pilot	Lieutenant	TALLEYROCK PLOWIS
3.	Navigator	2nd Lieutenant	SMITH STANLEY
4.	Bombardier	Lieutenant	STELLA K. FRANCIS
5.	Mechanic	Corporal	SMITH HOLIDAY
6.	Radio Operator	Corporal	PUTLEN WILLIAM
7.	Weapons Specialist	Corporal	RAYMOND
8.	Photographer	Sergeant, 1st Class	NITKENNET
9.	Observer		LOROIAN
10.	Assistant Mechanic	Corporal	CUTLER RAYMOND
11.	Gunner	Corporal	JOLLY ROBERT
12.	Radio Operator/Gunner	Corporal	STREKNIUS ALFRED
33. B-25 Aircraft, No 5336158, interned 11 May 45
1.	Aircraft Commander	Lieutenant	HARBER MARTR FLANGER
2.	Co-Pilot		IVAN TAYLOR
3.	Navigator	Lieutenant	ROBERT DAVNEY
4.	Mechanic	Sergeant, 1st Class	TAXON BAYER
5.	Gunner	Sergeant, 1st Class	FLOUND SARUSEN
6.	Bombardier	1st Lieutenant	ERKIT STISEL
7.	Radio Operator	Sergeant, 1st Class	PAVEL UTCHEK (killed)
34. B-25 Aircraft, No 43-36160, interned 10 June 45
1.	Aircraft Commander	Lieutenant	ROBERT WISILIN WABRING
2.	Co-Pilot	Lieutenant	JERRY KROOT
3.	Navigator	Lieutenant	BYRON [?]F.IL'T
4.	Radio Operator	Corporal	ROY A[?]DEVANE
5.	Gunner	Corporal	ROY F[?]KERRICK
6.	Aerial Engineer	Corporal	MATTHEW M. GLADESK (killed)

35. Aircraft whose crew perished (10 June 45)
1.	Squadron Commander	Captain	EDWARD IRVIN	[handwritten] Irving
2.	Co-Pilot	Lieutenant	HARRY LORD	[handwritten] Nerd
3.	Navigator		GENENTEN AISER	[handwritten] NATHAN ANZER
4.	Mechanic		ALFRED ILENS	[handwritten] FRED BENEY
5.	Radio Operator		PRO LESLEY DEYTON
	(female)	[handwritten] Corporal LES NAKAY DENTON
6.	Gunner	ROLLAND ERNEYER	[handwritten]	-.- Rolland
36. B-25 Aircraft, interned 17 July 45
1.	Aircraft Commander	Lieutenant	ROBERT TORZ
2.	Co-Pilot	Lieutenant	IMRI IRNHORT
3.	Navigator	Lieutenant	ARTHUR V. DRAYNEN
4.	Mechanic	Corporal	EDWARD SORNEN
5.	Radio Operator	Sergeant, 1st Class	EDWARD CURZHOK
6.	Gunner	Corporal	DNIEU VAUGH
37. B-25 Aircraft, interned 17 July 45
1.	Aircraft Commander	Lieutenant	GEORGE L. VONILER
2.	Co-Pilot	Lieutenant	RICHARD E. MILLER
3.	Navigator	Lieutenant	GEORGE D. CHERLT
4.	Radio Operator	Sergeant, 1st Class	ALBERT PROSIUK
5.	Gunner	Sergeant, 1st Class	BERNARD T. CAIRLEY
6.	MECHANIC	Sergeant, 1st Class	ORWELLY K. DIADD (drowned)
38. B-29 Aircraft, crew parachuted on 21 Aug 44, discovered 10 September
1.	Aircraft Commander	Major	RICHARD MACKLING
2.	Senior Pilot	Lieutenant	ERIS COLE
3.	Navigator	Lieutenant	LYLE TARNER
4.	Gunner	Master Sergeant	CHARLES ROBEAN
5.	Bombardier	Lieutenant	MORTEN GEIUDJEN
6.	Radio Operator	Master Sergeant	DELWOOD WEBB
7.	Right Gunner	Sergeant, 1st Class	JOHN BUCKLEY
8.	Engineer	1st Lieutenant	ILIN CONRAD
9.	Senior Gunner	Master Sergeant	WEM STOKES
10.	Radio Specialist	Sergeant, 1st Class	OTTIS CHARLES
11.	Gunner	Sergeant, 1st Class	LEWIS MONEP

1.	DECEASED
#	Last name, first name, social data	Date of death	Name of facility	Location of facility
1.	Iehoniho, Paurauma Born 1923, New Zealander, private, was a POW in Germany-camp XX-B, city of Marienborn. Sent to Odessa by 130th command of 1st VF[possibly naval flotilla] (city of Rembertov) in echeon[train] #50561. Died in route. Killed by security guard while trying to enter a forbidden train car.	Reported by escort 16 April 45. Place of burial is not identified	139th transit camp.	city of Odessa.
2.	Ted Yates, (Yeite) born in 1916, sergeant (soldier) Was killed by a wall of a collapsing building.	19 March 45 Odessa City cemetery.	-"-	-"-
3.		-"-	-"-	-"-
	Timmeran, Lyle born 1921, private (corporal) Was killed by a wall of collapsing building.

2. LEFT CAMP WITHOUT AUTHORIZATION
#	Last name, first name, social and demographic data	Date	Name of facility	Location of facility
1.	Jackson, Fred born 1918 After his disappearance from camp measure were taken to find him, but were fruitless. Considering that he was determined to go home by ship, it is possible that he got on a ship and went overseas.	Missing since 28 May 45.	138th transit camp.	city of Odessa.

3. SENT FOR TREATMENT IN MILITARY HOSPITALS.
#	Last name, first name, social and demographic data	Date of departure for treatment	Name of hospital	Name of facility	Location of facility
1	2	3	4	5	6
1.	Becks, Arthur born 1918 private. condition on 07 Mar 45	Is being treated for his possibly #3421	Not indicated,	138th transit camp	city of Odessa
2.	Banks, Robert born 1922, sergeant	-"-	-"-	-"-	-"-
3.	Biken, Willy (Vegin, Willy born 1918, 1st Lt	-"-	-"-	-"-	-"-
4.	Victor, Charles (Wintor, Charles) born 1917, 1st Lt	-"-	-"-	-"-	-"-
5.	Vogl, James born 1920, corporal	-"-	-"-	-"-	-"-
6.	Ger[Jer], Jo born 1916, 1st Lt	-"-	-"-	-"-	-"-
7.	Gibson, Charles born 1909, Captain Diagnosed with granulating [illegible, missing]	-"-	-"-	-"-	-"-

8.	Danielson, Morgan (Dan son, Marvin) born 1919, Lt. Diagnosis: paratraumatic eczema.	Is in treatment for the condition 07 Mar 45	Not indicated, possibly 3421	138th transit camp	city of Odessa
9.	Joyce, Ray Sergeant Diagnosis: trauma of the talocrural joint.	-"-	-"-	-"-
10.	Janet, Edgard lieutenant. Diagnosis: malaria.	-"-	-"-	-"-
11.	Carligen, Robert private. Diagnosis: symptoms of bronchial pneumonia.	-"-	-"-	-"-
12.	Kite, Donald (Jonald) private. Diagnosis: post angina.	-"-	-"-	-"-
13	Kolesin, Mashen (Kolosan, Margen) born 1916 lieutenant.	-"-	-"-	-"-
14.	Masoncheimer, Franklin (Meisin,	-"-	-"-	-"-

1	2	3	4	5	6
15	Menten, Aaron born 1919 lieutenant	Is in treatment for the condition 07 Mar 45	Not indicated, possibly camp #3421	138th transit	city of Odessa
16	Monahen James, (Monag James) born 1921, Lt. Diagnosis: long term non-healing popliteal wound	-"-	-"-	-"-	-"-
17	Nash, Robert born 1919 sergeant	Is being treated for the condition. 07 Mar 45	Not indicated	139th transit camp	city of Odessa
18	Neige (Naich) Robert sergeant Diagnosis: Bruised wound of the shin (crus).	-"-	Not indicated (possibly #3421)	138th transit camp	city of Odessa
19	Reid, William born 1912	-"-	-"-	-"-	-"-
20	Stephens, Franscis (Franscis Stevens) born 1921, 1st Lt. Diagnosis: wounded	-"-	-"-	-"-	-"-

1	2	3	4	5	6
21	Stutferd, Gonne private. Diagnoses: bronchi-primania	Is in treatment for the existing condition 07 Mar 45	Not indicated	138th transit camp	city of Odessa
22	Toyner, Edgar born 1918 lieutenant	-"-	-"-	-"-	-"-
23	Toyce, Anthony corporal. Diagnosis: post flu
24	Tom, Mahcul born 1917 1st Lt.	Is being treated	Not indicated (possibly #3421)	138th transit camp	city of Odessa
25	Tugems, Bogl private. Diagnosis: post inflammation of lungs.	-"-	-"-	-"-	-"-
26	Schnaider, Charles (Shneider, Karl) born 1918, Lt. Diagnosis: 2 degree frostbite of both feet	-"-	-"-	-"-	-"-
27	Edvals, Tomas	-"-	-"-	-"-	-"-

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28	Eder, (Yeresh) charles private Diagnosis: carbuncle of the left hip	Is in treatment for the existing condition 07 Mar 45	Not indicated (possibly #3421)	138th transit camp	city of Odessa
29	Yanko, Edvald (Yanga, Edward) born 1917. Lt Diagnosis: 3 degree frostbite of right foot toes	-"-	-"-	-"-	-"-
30	Yartser, Thomas born 1917 private	-"-	-"-	-"-	-"-
31	Schmidt Robert born 1914. captain Diagnosis: exit wound of left ankle with damage to tibia	Is being treated for existing condition 13 Mar 45	Not indicated	-"-	-"-
32	Leshly, Jessy private	Departed for treatment 17 Mar 45	Not indicated	139th transit camp	-"-
33	Toll, Sydney lieutenant	-"-	-"-	-"-	-"-
34	Shtauden, Wanda [Venda]	-"-	-"-	-"-	-"-

35	Berg, Franyus sergeant	Sent for treatment on 18 Mar 45	Not indicated (possibly #1266)	-"-	-"-
36	Grey, William born 1921 1st Lieutenant Arrived to transit camp 139 from evacuation hospital #1266 and diagnosed with: post flu condition. He was on a list of people sent home on 25 Mar 45 from camp 139 aboard English ship "Syrcassia" but his name was crossed out. He was also on a list of people sent home on 25 Mar 45 from camp 138 on same ship. On list it is marked "hospital"	Sent for treatment on 18 Mar 45 according to order #12 dated 19 Mar 45 for 139th transit camp.	-"-	138th and 139th transit	-"-
37	Chestin, (Chesteib) Tomas born 1920 private Listed among ones sent home 25 Mar 45c from camp 139, marked "hospital"	Sent for treatment on 18 Mar 45 according to order #12 dated 19 Mar 45 for transit camp 139.	139th transit camp	city of Odessa
38	Arnold, Derold sergeant.	Sent for treatment one	-"-	-"-	-"-

39	Being, Wayne corporal	19 Mar 45	-"-	-"-	-"-
40	Smith, Rolly soldier	-"-	-"-	-"-	-"-
41	Frigal, Rolland born 1920 Sgt.	-"-	-"-	-"-	-"-

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42	Check, Hugh born 1924, Sgt Arrived to camp 139 from evac hospital 1266. Was diagnosed with: chronic colitis Listed among people sent to homeland 25 Mar 45 from camp 139, but crossed out.	Sent for treatment 19 Mar 45
43	Dally, Wayne sergeant.	Sent for treatment 22 Mar 45 -"-
44	Neighbors, Arsa
45	Fellans (Fellois) Henry, born 1918, private Arrived to transit camp 139 from 1266 evac hospital. Diagnosed with: "post flu condition" Name on list of people sent home on 25 Mar 45 from camp 139, but crossed out.	Sent for treatment 22 Mar 45. According to order #13 dated 21 Mar 45 for 139 transit camp.
46	Robertson, Frank private	Sent for treatment 23 Mar 45.

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47	Dowell, Warren born 1912, MSGT	In treatment for existing condition 25 Mar 45	Not indicated	139th transit camp	city of Odessa
48	Paynes, Frank born 1918 sergeant.	-"-	-"-	-"-	-"-
49	Wilson, Robert born 1922 sergeant.	-"-	-"-	-"-	-"-
50	Revenkis, Jules private.	Sent for treatment 11 Apr 45	-"-	-"-	-"-
51	Emma, Aaron private.	-"-	-"-	-"-	-"-

4. INDIVIDUALS SENT TO OTHER FACILITIES
#	Last name, name, social and demographic data.	Date of departure	Destination	Place of departure
1	Marchanu, Rene born 1917, french, Sgt. Listed as departed for homeland 11 Mar 45, but marked "left behind by mission"	11 Mar 45	Mission (what kin of mission is not indicated	138th transit camp, city of Odessa.
2	Schtorch, Werner Alfred born 1898, Vienna, Austria. Interned in Hamburg, Germany from 12 Jul 42 to 10 Mar 43. From 43 worked in Eastern Prussia. Arrived commandant's office (CO) 149 from CO 151. From CO 149 sent to transit camp 138. There is a stamped document which confirms his arrival to transit camp 138 on 2 May 45. There is contradictory information on his departure from camp.	03 Aug 45	city of Pilsen	-"-
3	Schtorch, Elli, Ukhan born 1903 in Pernov Estonia (female). From 1917 to 21 Jan 45 lived and worked in Shtablak, Germany, Eastern Prussia. Arrived to CO 149 on 11 Apr 45 from CO 151. Sent to transit camp 138 from CO 149 which is documented with stamp dated 2 May 45.	03 Aug 45	city of Pilsen	-"-

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4	Carpenten, Boren born 1926	02 Aug 45	city of Pilsen	138th transit camp, city of Odessa
5	Gursthiemer, [possibly Gerstheimer] Iohann Philipp, born 1926 german [ethnically], place of birth St. Louis, America. Arrived to 186th transit camp on 04 May 47 from Ministry of Internal Affairs camp 159, city of Odessa.	01 Jul 47	Camp #304 city of Syget	186th transit camp, village of Lusterdor ? Odessa region.

5. NO FURTHER INFORMATION AVAILABLE ON FOLLOWING INDIVIDUALS
#	Last name, first name, social and demographic data	Name of the facility in who's documents the individual is mentioned	Circumstances under which the individual is mentioned
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1	Smith, Robert captain	138th transit camp, city of Odessa	Listed among individuals sent home from camp 138 on 11 Mar 45 on British ship "Countess "Bertford", but marked "N" and not checked like the rest during boarding.
2	Trainer, Charles, born 1920, lieutenant	-"-	-"-
3	Blomberg, Clevens born 1918, sergeant Arrived to transit camp 139 from evac	139th transit camp, city of Odessa	Listed among individuals who departed camp 139 on 25 Mar 45 on British ship "Syrcassia", but crossed out.
4	Levite, James, born 1919, private Arrived to transit camp 139 from evac hospital #1266 with diagnosis "symptoms of dry pleurisy"	-"-	Listed among individuals who departed camp 139 on 25 Mar 45 on British ship "Syrcassia", but crossed out. Note reads "on general list".
5	Lestin, Thomas, born 1920, sergeant Arrived to transit camp 139 from evac hospital [remainder illegible]	139th transit camp	Listed among individuals who departed from camp 139 on 25 Mar 45 on British ship "Syrcassia", but crossed out.

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6	Neighbors, Arzi born 1918, sergeant Arrived to 139th transit camp from evac hospital #1266 Diagnosis "post flu"	139th transit camp	Listed among individuals who departed from camp 139 on 25 Mar 45 on the British ship "Syrcassia", but crossed out.
7	Percy, William born 1924, private	"-"	[same as above except marked "N".]
8	Ritchy, Jim, born 1924, lieutenant Arrived to transit camp 139 on 25 Mar 45 by airplane from Evac hospital 1266. Diagnosed with "Shrapnel wound in right hip with bone damage.	-"-	Listed among individuals who departed camp 139 on 26 Mar 45 on British ship "Syrcassia", but crossed out.
9	Reily, Robert born 1924, corporal	-"-	Arrived to camp 139 on 25 Mar 45 by aircraft from Lublin.
10	Lassora, William born 1915, sergeant place of birth New York City, USA. Was a prisoner in Kustrin, Germany, camp 3-s.	139th transit camp	Arrived to 139th transit camp 11 Apr 45 from Warsaw.
11	Willymila, Emde, Krist, born 1882, place of birth place Alenstein, East Prussia. Arrived to CO 149 from CO 151.	149th command office, Rostemburg	Listed among individuals sent to 139th transit camp on 27 Apr 45, but document say he was admitted to camp #138 [illegible, possible 02 May 45].

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12	Jackson, Fred, born 1919, place of birth New York City, USA. Interned from 1940 to 15 Apr 45 in the city of Kensingberg at the post office [very unclear]. Arrived to CO 149 on 22 Apr 45 from gathering facility #47.	149 CO city of Rostemburg.	Listed among individuals sent to 139th camp on 27 Apr 45, but papers say that he was received at 138th camp on 2 May 45.
13	Vargung (Vorgung) Xsavie Milian, place of birth: Aaron, USA. Interned in Leihnitz, Germany. Arrived to CO 183 on 29 Apr 45 from city of Lodz.	183rd CO, city of Broniftsy, Moscow region.	Appears on a list as having been sent to 138th transit camp. On the list there is a note about receiving Mr. Vargung, K at 138th transit camp (there is no date).
14	Dominicaisters, William (Dominicaitist, Dimicantet, Viniamin) born 1908 place of birth Philadelphia, Pen Sylvania, USA. Was a prisoner from 1944 to 1945 in Lyden, Germany. Departed on 29 May 45 to 138th transit camp. At train stop Shorz he escaped and was apprehended at shorz Bel[unknown] railway and sent to 138th transit camp via the police station at Bahmach train stop on 96 Jun 45.	138th transit camp, city of Odessa.	Arrived at transit camp 138 on 04 Aug 45.

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15	Langel (Lanbel) Laslo Shaume, born 1920, private.	186th transit camp, village of Lustdorf, Odessa region.	Arrived to 186th transit camp on 30 Jan 46 from 110th POW camp, city of Korosten in echelon #98072.
16	Bagdanyi (Bogdany), Stephan Stephanovich, born 1910 (1901), hungarian, place of birth: Bridgeport, USA.	-"-	Arrived to 186th transit camp on 210 Dec 46 from 159th MVD camp, city of Odessa. [MVD-Ministry of Internal Affairs] Is at transit camp 186 from 03 Jan 47.
17	Koltsun, Joseph Josephovitch, 1913 (1915) slovak. place of birth: Wimber, Pennsylvania USA.	-"-	-"-
18	Nesler, Dominic, Yusufich. born 1901, german, place of birth: Tomnatic, Timishtorotl, Romania.	-"-	-"-