Superb aviator, a role model and a leader of her crew – as pilot-in-command (PIC) of a CH-46 Sea Knight transport helicopter, Jen was a 17-year-old “plebe” at the United States Naval Academy, Jennifer Jean Harris, a helicopter pilot assigned to the renowned “Purple Foxes” squadron, based at Camp Pendleton, Calif. On this Veterans Day, I am writing to honor Marine Capt. I am in the front row, the third from the right showing off my new stripes. Much time has passed and my pride of service shines on. I have had the honor of strapping him in and working He later was Commandant of the Air Force Academy. He was an ACE with several Migs to his credit.

Olds who led his F-4 Wolfpack in many battles over North Vietnam. We kept our F-4s in top condition for our pilots. We were some of the maintenance personnel and crew chiefs of the 433 Tactical Fighter Squadron. The request will be routed to Marine Corps Casualty Assistance Branch. If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to call HQMC FOIA at 70.The 433 Tactical Fighter Squadron, 1967. To request casualty cards, please submit a FOIA request at. Therefore, to maintain the dignity and honor of the Marines, the individual cards will only be released, upon request, on a case by case basis. While the cards for World War II through Korea are not classified, they can often be very graphic. The Marine Corps History Division is NOT the official repository* for Marine Corps casualty information and cannot create new additions to our inhouse collection of casualty cards nor the online databases. This does not mean that the event (KIA, WIA, etc.) did not happen, just that the branch did not have a card.

The cards and corresponding database are NOT COMPREHENSIVE as there are often gaps or omissions.

In an effort to increase patron usage and preserve the historic cards, the branch has digitized them and created a database of the information. Please Note: the numbers next to the names on the WWI microfilm casualty list are NOT Marine Corps service numbers. For the World War I period, HDR has two reels of microfilm that splits between those Marines who died and those who were wounded, sick, or injured in some other way. Casualty cards were issued when a Marine was wounded, missing, killed or deemed a prisoner of war. The History Division’s Reference Branch (HDR) holds casualty cards for World War II, War Dogs, Interwar Period 1946-50, Korea, Interwar Period 1955-1965, and Vietnam.

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