RE: Letters from the Korean War

["LTC John N. Duquette" <wrangler01@prodigy.net>]

Melissa,

Per your request, my Father was a pilot in the USAF in the Korean War.  He wrote over 50 letters home during the war.  He was shot down and captured by North Koreans on 26 Jan 1952.  His last letter home and the last letter sent by my Mother are listed at the following URLs:

http://www.cottonpickers.org/a-1formy.htm

http://www.cottonpickers.org/the_next_ten_will_be_less_hazardous.htm

http://www.cottonpickers.org/mission1.htm

All of the letters my Father wrote can be found on this webpage.

v/r

John N. Duquette

------Original Message------
From: <MelissaAdelson@aol.com>
To: KOREAN-WAR-L@UKANS.EDU
Sent: September 20, 2000 6:05:11 PM GMT
Subject: Letters from the Korean War


We are producing a one-hour documentary for the PBS series, The American 
Experience, called "Letters from War."  The film will be a collection of 
letters written by American soldiers home from war -- from the Revolutionary 
War through the Gulf War.  We are looking for letters from the Korean War and 
I would be grateful for information on collections of letters at libraries, 
museums, etc., as well as any personal collections that people might be 
willing to share.

Thanks in advance.

Best regards,
Melissa Adelson
Associate Producer
Letters From War
ROBERT KENNER FILMS
650 N. Bronson Ave. #138
Los Angeles, CA 90004
tel (323) 460-6486
fax (323) 462-7686