Bucher, Lloyd M., 1927-2004
Dates
- Existence: 19270901 - 20040128
Found in 9 Collections and/or Records:
Lloyd M. Bucher letter, 1988 Jul 18
Letter to Mr. Fallen regarding handling by navy officials of the capture of USS Pueblo in 1968. He voices his support for LCOL Oliver North and asserts that he should have received a pardon; Expresses admiration for Chairman, Joint Chiefs of Staff, ADM William Crowe.
Lloyd M. Bucher letter, 1990 Feb 13
Autographed letter, with envelope, to Wayne Monti, Baldwin NY, February 13, 1990, mentioning his article in Naval History, February 1989 and responding to his questions about the mission of the USS Pueblo as a spy ship, the crew’s lack of communication with the outside world and the confessions they made to obtain their freedom.
Lloyd M. Bucher letter, 1970 May 21
Holograph letter signed, to Joseph (Fawls) regarding photographs of the painting of USS Pueblo, which he painted and the arrangements for the ceremony and presentation of medals to the men of the ship. Signed “Pete.”
Lloyd M. Bucher letter, 1990 May 25
Typed letter signed, to R.J. Fallison, Largo, Florida, thanking him for his contribution to the Pueblo Fund, which underwrote travel and lodging for the crewmembers of USS Pueblo (AGER-2) to attend the Prisoner of War Medal ceremony in San Diego, CA in May 1990.
Lloyd M. Bucher letter, 1989 May 15
Holograph letter signed to Mr. Fallen, n.p., regarding the fate of the intelligence-gathering mission of USS Pueblo in 1968, his thoughts on the CIA and intelligence operations and on the treatment of LCOL Oliver North.
Lloyd M. Bucher letter, 1984 Feb 13
Holograph letter signed to Jennette regarding his ambition to be a naval officer, how he happened to join the Navy, comments on the difference between leadership and heroism and his work today as an artist and writer. Copy print of Bucher as CDR, 1967.
Lloyd M. Bucher letter, 1990 Feb 21
Holograph letter to Joe regarding information on the building of USS Pueblo during WWII, its loan to South Korea during the Korean War and its conversion in 1966 for environmental research as a counter for its communications/electronics intelligence mission.
Lloyd M. Bucher letter to Mrs. Fussell, 1980 Sep 4
Holograph letter to Mrs. Fussell regarding his imprisonment in 1968, how he kept up his spirits, how the incident could have been avoided, and the bureaucracy responsible for intelligence gathering during the PUEBLO crisis.
Lloyd M. Bucher photograph, undated
Signed black and white 8”x 10” photograph of CDR Bucher, CO, USS Pueblo, which was captured by North Korea in 1968. Inscription reads “For Joe Fallison, Happy Trails.”