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This is the photo that started my quest to find out everything I could about my uncle, which eventually led me to writing a book. When I was around 8 years old I found this photo in one of my parent's dresser drawers. I had no idea at the time that it was my uncle, someone I never knew existed. But when I asked my mother who he was, she told me that he was my Uncle Jimmy, my dad's brother who was in the Air Force but never came home from the Korean War. She then told me I was named after him, which sparked my curiosity enough to begin my search for a fighter pilot's life. The prologue of the book tells my story of how this was accomplished.

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ABMC will commemorate the 82nd anniversary of the D-Day landings at Normandy American Cemetery, on June 6, 2026, at 11 a.m.

See the link below to follow AFN Europe's livestream of the ceremony or watch the replay: ⤵️

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Final resting place for CPL Orestus Marion Stewart, MIA repatriation funeral. We posted the moving video of the funeral procession, yesterday. His final resting place is Springhill Cemetery, Magnoial Springs. TX

After 76 Years, Korean War Hero Cpl. Orestus Marion Stewart Finally Laid to Rest in Jasper County After more than 75 years, U.S. Army Corporal Orestus Marion Stewart has finally come home to Jasper County.

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From the story behind the Korean War Project,
Rescue Mission" . Major E.L. Barker and Lt. Donald Arthur Delacy.

Feature story by Scott Baltic, contributor to the Chicago Tribune.
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Other photos represent part of our online history and interactions among pen pals, email, and phone calls.

One shows the Division Bowl for the 40th Infantry Division that Hal and Ted found from emails w/photo. We were able to get General Delk together with a Bay Area sheriff to get the lost bowl back in Division hands.

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From John Zimmerlee's voluminous files. Camp Two layout.