If he recieved a 'Purple Heart' there is a group nationwide called the 'Order of The Purple Heart'. Try any American Legion or especially the Veteran's of Foriegn War Posts and they will bend over backwards to hlep you out. The 'Order' may even be on line. I imagine they are! talk with them. They may have records and ways to find him. Do you know what units he served in or the ship designation? I am quite sure each ship has a Reunion Organization as well as a historical organization who can surely help you. Hopefully this will help. When it comes to the military all kinds of ways to find people.... Take care and good luck....Mike MajikFoxy@aol.com wrote: > > This is kinda off the wall for the group but i need some help > here. Would anyone know how to find a person who died > in the Korean War, (in Korea) but was buried in Calif. I do > not have his social and have hit a brick wall. The Navy said, > they need his social, date of birth, place of death. Those are the > things i don't have. All i have is his full name, what service, where > he was killed, and he received a purple heart. > Any help would ne greatly appricated. > Thanks Vicki > > ==== KELLEY Mailing List ==== > When sending messages to the KELLEY list, please type all surnames in CAPS. The names are easier to see that way.