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Correspondence, diary, clippings, and miscellaneous materials relating to Fletcher's experience as a prisoner of war, and materials relating to his awards and medals. Correspondence includes Fletcher's letters home sent from Korea; also the Department of the Army letters to Fletcher's family regarding his disappearance, imprisonment, and release.

Photos relating to his experience as a prisoner, including photos taken at Camp Pyoktong where Fletcher was held; videotape entitled "P.O.W.--Americans in Enemy Hands" (1986), which includes interview with Fletcher; videotape of 1990 presentation by Fletcher and three Tuskegee Airmen, African American World War II aviators, describing their military experiences; and videotape "Priority: POW" from the Department of Veterans Affairs.