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1199:, in action against enemy forces in the Republic of Korea on 16 February 1953. On that date, while leading a flight of two F-86 Sabre Jets on an air superiority mission over North Korea, Captain Fischer sighted a formation of sixteen enemy MIG-15s heading south across the Yalu River. Disregarding the odds against him, he immediately initiated an attack. Although under intense enemy fire, Captain Fischer tenaciously pursued the leading MIG-15 through violent evasive maneuvers until he had destroyed it. Completely disregarding the fact that several enemy aircraft were still firing at him, Captain Fischer skillfully maneuvered his Sabre into firing position on another MIG-15 that was attacking his wingman. Again demonstrating extreme courage and outstanding flying skill, Captain Fischer pressed his attack until the MIG-15 was destroyed. These two victories in the face of counter attacks by such superior numbers unnerved the enemy to the extent that they withdrew into Manchuria before further attacks could be made. By his outstanding heroism, his complete disregard for personal safety and high sense of duty, Captain Fischer reflected great credit upon himself, the Far East Air Forces, and the United States Air Force. 894: 958: 919: 363: 935: 965: 951: 717: 792: 942: 1179: 853: 635: 742: 876: 910: 774: 667: 928: 678: 767: 726: 842: 760: 316: 817: 644: 885: 804: 751: 651: 870: 736: 702: 695: 661: 863: 688: 325: 904: 836: 829: 811: 786: 626: 708: 42: 439:, 1st Lt. Lyle W. Cameron and 1st Lt. Roland W. Parks — were found guilty of violating Chinese territory by flying across the border while on missions over North Korea. It led to his release in May 1955. Fischer was returned to active service two months later. He spent 784 days in captivity and was released on May 30, 1955, nearly 2 years after the Korean War ended. 398:
territory, an area that the Air Force had specifically ordered its pilots not to enter. Contrary to these facts, the Soviets did not admit their operations alongside the Chinese in the Korean War, and dispute the consideration that a Chinese pilot had shot down Fischer. Peasants surrounded him; then
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The President of the United States of America, authorized by Act of Congress July 9, 1918, takes pleasure in presenting the Distinguished Service Cross (Air Force) to Captain Harold Edward Fischer , United States Air Force, for extraordinary heroism in connection with military operations against an
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called for the release of all prisoners of war, Fischer was not freed. For most of that time, he was kept in a dark, damp cell with no bed and no opening except a slot in the door through which a bowl of food could be pushed.
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After a thwarted escape attempt nine months into his captivity, he was routinely tortured and ultimately admitted to trumped up charges that he had been ordered to enter Manchuria and that he had participated in
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Fischer was first married to Dorothy Herron and they had a son named Harold E. Fischer, III. The marriage ended in divorce shortly before he became a
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After the couple divorced, he was married to Jean Cramlin. They had no children together and the marriage also ended in divorce.
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on October 8, 1943. Fischer left the V-5 program on July 10, 1944, and reverted to civilian status. He was commissioned a
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from August 1968 to August 1969, and then served as a Planning and Programs Officer at Headquarters USAF at
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Fischer flew both F-80 Shooting Star (left) and F-86 Sabre (right) in combat missions during the Korean War.
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in February 1966. Fischer then served as a Human Factors Officer with the Test Design Division at
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Chinese soldiers pulled up in a jeep. Ten days later, he was taken to the prison near Mukden.
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was credited with shooting him down in 1953. Fischer met Decai, when he joined a group of
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program there from August 1957 to August 1960. Fischer next served as a Target Analyst at
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armed enemy of the United Nations while serving as Pilot of an F-86 aircraft,
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Fischer served for a full 30 years, receiving many decorations, including the
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Fischer was taken captive by Chinese military personnel and imprisoned near
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Recipients of the Distinguished Service Cross (United States)
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Recipients of the Meritorious Service Medal (United States)
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Fischer served as Vice Commander and then Commander of the
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on May 24, 1955, Fischer and the other pilots Lt. Col.
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on June 23, 1949. Fischer completed pilot training at
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Harold E. Fischer Personal Papers SDASM.SC.10047 .O/S
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His next assignment was as a fighter pilot with the
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