I have an item that I would like to return to the family of Lloyd V. Alexander. Here is what I know:
He was with the 391st bomb group-575th squadron during WWII. I found him on a roster for WWII but cannot find the link again! argh!
Anyway, can anyone help me? This is all I have:

ARMY SERIAL NUMBER 35330756 35330756
NAME ALEXANDER#LLOYD#V####### ALEXANDER#LLOYD#V#######
RESIDENCE: STATE 51 INDIANA
RESIDENCE: COUNTY 141 ST JOSEPH
PLACE OF ENLISTMENT 5140 INDIANAPOLIS INDIANA
DATE OF ENLISTMENT DAY 31 31
DATE OF ENLISTMENT MONTH 07 07
DATE OF ENLISTMENT YEAR 46 46
GRADE: ALPHA DESIGNATION S#SG Staff Sergeant
GRADE: CODE 4 Staff Sergeant
BRANCH: ALPHA DESIGNATION AC# Air Corps
BRANCH: CODE 20 Air Corps
FIELD USE AS DESIRED # #
TERM OF ENLISTMENT 3 Enlistment for Hawaiian Department
LONGEVITY ### ###
SOURCE OF ARMY PERSONNEL S Undefined Code
NATIVITY 51 INDIANA
YEAR OF BIRTH 20 20
RACE AND CITIZENSHIP 1 White, citizen
EDUCATION 3 3 years of high school
CIVILIAN OCCUPATION 345 Undefined Code
MARITAL STATUS 2 Married
COMPONENT OF THE ARMY 1 Regular Army (including Officers, Nurses, Warrant Officers, and Enlisted Men)
CARD NUMBER 8 8
BOX NUMBER 0925 0925
FILM REEL NUMBER 3.347 3.347

Please help me as I would love to return this item to the family as it is of a personal nature and from his wife, Sarah.
Thanks to all,

Brian
BTW-yes, I know that it looks from his records that he did not enter service until 1946, but I believe that this is in error and like I mentioned above, I found Sgt. Lloyd Alexander on a website listing him in the 391st-575th during the war. Thanks for all the help. PM me if you do not want information public as this is a personal quest to return to the family what I believe rightfully belongs to them. Thanks again!

He was from my hometown of Mishawaka, IN BTW if this helps anyone put me in touch with the family!

Brian, this may seem circuitous, and it is.

However, I believe you will find the family, if you will go to this link:

http://army.togetherweserved.com/usaf/serv...s.webapp.WebApp

I believe you were in the Army, right? If not, then pick your branch in the TWS system, register free for 30 days, and go immediately to their "TWS Personal Locator" service.

They can for sure help you find family for this airman if any exist.

BTW, I attended Mishawaka High 1960-62 - GO CAVEMEN! Go Maroon! Transferred then to John Adams in SB.

I lived at the Family and Children's Center.

Thanks for the link. Unfortunantly, I am not a veteran. Can I still use this link....it is down now for maint. anyway. It is really nothing much, but I have a metal covered "Heart-Shield" Bible that was sent to Sgt. Alexander to his APO address by his wife....who lived on 5th St. here in Mishawaka. I just thought that it would be a nice momento for the family to hang onto if I could locate them. I cannot even remember where I picked this one up at! Anyway, just thought that it belongs with them more than picking up dust on one of my shelves.

try googling 391st Bomb Group and see if that gets you a site.

I am his daughter. I would love to talk with you about the item. My daddy passed away in 1990.

Linda,
Sent you a PM (Private Message). If you do not receive it, please post again here and I will give you my email address. Feel free to use either.
Thanks,
Brian

Just an update for everyone out there on this.......the Bible that belonged to Mr. Alexander is now safely back in the hands of his daughter. Thanks to Forum Support for his help on this one as well. I am glad that I was able to do this for her and feel good about the outcome. Come on Karma!!!!

Hey Brian,
I'm not much of a Karma award!
But I think it's great. Part of your reward is that "good feeling".
The rest of it will come, and you deserve it.

JS

Wishing you Blessing and favor, Brian.. its better than karma! But the poster above is right, you deserve many good things.

Thank you Linda. I hope you and your family treasure your fathers Bible for generations to come!