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| Current Message 1 - July 14, 2008 |
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Entry: 66481
10th Engineer Combat Bn |
Looking For Lt. James Sealy |
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Donald Gaede wrote on 2008-07-14 07:51:45.0
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Keywords: Outpost Harry Also chorwon Valley
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| Current Message 2 - July 2, 2008 |
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Entry: 66331
10th Engineer Combat Bn |
NEW E.MAIL FOR CHARLES L. SOMERS' SON |
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Robert Somers wrote on 2008-07-02 19:38:04.0
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| Current Message 3 - June 15, 2008 |
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Entry: 66078
10th Engineer Combat Bn |
DAD - SIGNALMAN CLAY LOOKING FOR CO |
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Beth Clay wrote on 2008-06-15 10:12:24.0
Comments: My father served as a signalman/communications in 3rd Infantry 10th Engineering HQ Co, was on last boat out of North Korea. Has asked me to find his Commanding Officer.
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| Current Message 4 - May 24, 2008 |
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Entry: 65725
10th Engineer Combat Bn |
Looking for information on Bruce Greaves |
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David Greaves wrote on 2008-05-24 02:08:40.0
Comments: I am seeking information on my dad, Bruce Anton Greaves, who was a Sp. 3.
Keywords: "Flaming Bomb"
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| Current Message 5 - March 31, 2008 |
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Entry: 65009
10th Engineer Combat Bn |
Looking for anyone who knew Joe Manley |
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Natalie Etter wrote on 2008-03-31 13:30:20.0
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Keywords: Hi, I'm looking for anyone who served with my grandfather Joe Manley at Outpost Harry. I'm doing family history and would appreciate any stories you can share. My grandpa has taken ill and is no longer able to speak. Thank you.
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| Current Message 6 - March 5, 2008 |
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Entry: 64608
10th Engineer Combat Bn |
looking for anyone who knew Jesse McBee |
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carol sauls wrote on 2008-03-05 08:26:56.0
Comments: if any one knew my grandfather i would really like to hear from you, my grandfather passed away and we are working on a family tree and really would like some info on his war time and with any hope maybe photos thank you so much for your time
Keywords: jesse mcbee
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| Current Message 7 - March 1, 2008 |
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Entry: 64554
10th Engineer Combat Bn |
COMPANY A '51-'52 |
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Cindy Kelso wrote on 2008-03-01 21:08:33.0
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Keywords: My dad Ed Marugame would like to connect with old buddies if any are left. He served in Korea and Hawaii.
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| Current Message 8 - December 12, 2007 |
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Entry: 63381
10th Engineer Combat Bn |
OP Harry, minefield |
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George Weiser wrote on 2007-12-12 19:26:43.0
Comments: I would appreciate it if anybody that participated that night or has knowledge of the operation would get in touch with me. Thanks.
Keywords: One night in 1953 I led a volunteer group that successfully set anti-personnel mines on the front slope of Outpost Harry. We couldn't get off of the outpost that night and spent the night there. We got off the next day with no casualties.
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| Current Message 9 - October 13, 2007 |
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Entry: 62593
10th Engineer Combat Bn |
LOOKING FOR OLD FRIENDS |
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RAFAEL RODRIGUEZ wrote on 2007-10-13 19:27:02.0
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| Current Message 10 - July 19, 2007 |
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Entry: 61684
10th Engineer Combat Bn |
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Merle Minor wrote on 2007-07-19 20:32:51.0
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| Current Message 11 - June 18, 2007 |
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Entry: 61326
10th Engineer Combat Bn |
I woulld like to make contact with anyone I served with. |
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George Weiser wrote on 2007-06-18 22:53:41.0
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Keywords: Outpost Harry
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| Current Message 12 - April 12, 2007 |
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Entry: 60643
10th Engineer Combat Bn |
Richard L. Jones, Iowa -verify combat service |
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Denise Capps wrote on 2007-04-12 09:46:27.0
Comments: Please help verify COMBAT service so that he can receive benefits due him. Army currently has him listed as a file clerk. Please email or snail mail to me so that I can help him with official paperwork.He is a close personal friend and fellow church member.
Keywords: Richard L. Jones Served in Korea from Fall of 1949 to 1952. Heartbreak Ridge Dagmar Shipped out on General Freeman Returned on General Black He and about 17 others were captured north of 38th parallel.He and six others escaped when US planes strafed convoy.
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| Current Message 13 - March 11, 2007 |
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Entry: 60307
10th Engineer Combat Bn |
10th Engineer Battalion (Status) |
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John Burgess wrote on 2007-03-11 08:42:10.0
Comments: ALL Former Sky Bridge Battalion Soldiers... - Some may remember me, I was the 10th EN Bn Executive Officer in 2002-2004 and corresponded with many of you, or put you in touch with soldiers in the unit during Operation IRAQI FREEDOM. - I noticed the remark regarding deactivation of the 10th Engineer Battalionn in "March 2003". That is not correct... we were crossing the border of Iraq and on our way to Baghdad in Mar 2003. The unit actually did deactivate with the Army's modular restructuring efforts in Jun 2004... we were actually the first to test the concept during a National Training Cneter rotation in Mar 2004. The engineer companies became "permanent" or "organic" E Companies in the infantry/armor battalions that they had habitually supported in the past. The battalion HQ was converted to a Bigade Troops Battalion that consisted of a Signal Company, Military Police Company or Platoon, Military Intelligence Company and various other unique functional elements. Similar restructuring has been occurring over the past 3-years acrosss the Army as each division is restructured to the new modular Unit of Employment and Unit of Action structure... obviously these transitions have been affected by the Army's continuing experiences and force requirements in Iraq. - Now... I suspect the 10th Engineer Battalion's deactivation is short lived and if they are not already back, they will be soon. There are numerous modular engineer organizations included in the Army's new structure at UEx (onld Div) and UEy (old Corps/Army) levels and, given the 10th Engineer Battalion's battle history, it's pretty likely that one of those new elements will get the "Sky Bridge Battalion" colors. I'll make an attempt to find out where the 10th falls out in this plan and post an update in the future.
Keywords: OIF Iraq Kuwait Fort Stewart Iraqui Freedom
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| Current Message 14 - June 12, 2006 |
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Entry: 57644
10th Engineer Combat Bn |
3rd Squad 3rd Platoon A co 10th Engineer Combat Division 51-52 |
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Brian Sussman wrote on 2006-06-12 17:13:12.0
Comments: I am trying to help my Grandfather-in-law find some people from his platoon to help him. Edgar Wilson, Sammy Rok, Dave LeGault, Paul Rowland, Paul Speaks, Arvin Holsonback, Alvin Wilson, Calvin Perry, W.C. South
Keywords: Edgar Wilson, Sammy Rok, Dave LeGault, Paul Rowland, Paul Speaks, Arvin Holsonback, Alvin Wilson, Calvin Perry, W.C. South
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| Current Message 15 - April 12, 2006 |
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Entry: 56645
10th Engineer Combat Bn |
10th Engineer CB CO A |
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Barry Kazmer wrote on 2006-04-12 13:42:24.0
Comments: My dad was in the 10th Engineer Combat Battalion and it seems by the banner he is standing next to&he is in Company A. He has a few old slides from his Korean War days and a very few old photos from his time in the ETO of WWII. He was in the Engineers connected to the 3rd Infantry Division in both wars. One of his Korean photos shows his tent that he shared with these following men. Capt Carey Capt Koehler Capt Manning Does anyone have any more on these men and the unit as a whole? Thanks very much,
Barry S Kazmer
Keywords: 3rd Infantry 10th Engineers Korea Okinawa
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| Current Message 16 - April 1, 2006 |
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Entry: 56488
10th Engineer Combat Bn |
Larry MerrilL |
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David Quail wrote on 2006-04-01 16:13:03.0
Comments: Richard, I have tried very hard to get some closure for the loss of your brother. What little info I have passed to you I hoped would have helped. Further, it was my greatest hope to have been able to give you more about your brother, but it is out of my control and in the hands of a very few survivors left alive.They have been so touched and forever changed by these horrible experiences. Please know that what I have passed to you is from the very lips of a survivor.
Dave
Keywords: Chosin Resevoir and Larry Merrill
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| Current Message 17 - January 1, 2006 |
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Entry: 54942
10th Engineer Combat Bn |
CO.D.10TH.ENGINEER COMBBAT.BATT. |
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RICHARD MERRILL wrote on 2006-01-01 13:57:06.0
Comments: I AM HIS YOUNGEST BROTHER AND WOULD LIKETO FINED OUT ABOUT HIM.A I WAS TO LITTLE TO RMEMBER HIM.LARRY WENT MISSING ON NOV.28TH.1950WOULD LIKE TO HERE FROM ANYONE WHO NEW HIM
Keywords: LARRY OWEN MERRILL WAS MISSING IN ACTION AT THE CHOSIN RESERVOIR CHANGJIN.
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| Current Message 18 - November 4, 2005 |
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Entry: 53917
10th Engineer Combat Bn |
Your Uncle Larry Merril |
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David Quail wrote on 2005-11-04 00:00:00.0
Comments: Please call again regarding your Uncle. I did not get your name and you must have been on a portable or cell phone. The area code of your phone number was not audible.
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| Current Message 19 - July 28, 2005 |
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Entry: 52309
10th Engineer Combat Bn |
Edward Sager Please Reply!! |
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David Quail wrote on 2005-07-28 00:00:00.0
Comments: Edward, please let me know how to reach you regarding the people you mentioned in your 6/28/05 posting.Click on the button for my email address, etc. Do you recall MSGT. Russel "Pop" McClain? At one point in January or February 1952 there is a picture of Lt. Caplinger, My Dad, and "Pop" on a very large Bailey Bridge. Caplinger was my Dad's Platoon Leader at this point in time. Need your help to identify. Do you recall what Platoon Dennis "Cap" Caplinger was leader of? I have a lot of info to share with you and I so need your help. You are the first Officer I've been able to make contact with. Again, please let me know how to reach you!
Keywords: SFC Alfred "Fred" Quail & January thru March 1952, 10th Engineers "C" Company
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| Current Message 20 - July 13, 2005 |
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Entry: 52022
10th Engineer Combat Bn |
Deceased James Haskings |
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Len Richard wrote on 2005-07-13 00:00:00.0
Comments: James Hasking December 25, 1952-August 18,2002
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| Current Message 21 - June 28, 2005 |
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Entry: 51720
10th Engineer Combat Bn |
Co. C, 10th Engrs. 3rd ID Jan 52 - Mar 53 |
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Edward Sager wrote on 2005-06-28 00:00:00.0
Comments: Joined C Co. in January 1952, C.O. was Bill Helmig. Bn Commander was Major L. Kengel. Was 1st Lt platoon leader with Roger Bate, Frank Wolak, Fred Lancaster. Lts. Mueller, Caplinger also. At end of tour was assigned HQ Co. Exec Officer under Lt. Fuller while waiting to rotate (delayed by point increase). Missed O.P. Harry. Spent weeks trying to camouflage road to OPLR but could not maintain it against mortar fire. Built roads and bunkers, operated a quarry, and supported 2nd Bn, 65th Inf Regt. Flood waters in July 1952 were a huge problem, but my platoon was outstanding keeping the roads open in our sector.
Keywords: Co.C, 10th Engrs, 3rd Inf Div. 1st Lt. Edward Sager Platoon Leader
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| Current Message 22 - May 18, 2005 |
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Entry: 50951
10th Engineer Combat Bn |
10th Cmbt Engr, 3rd Div 1951-52 |
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John Terwilliger wrote on 2005-05-18 00:00:00.0
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| Current Message 23 - January 9, 2005 |
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Entry: 48038
10th Engineer Combat Bn |
10th EN BN Deactivated |
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John Tucker wrote on 2005-01-09 16:06:22.0
Comments: Gents, FYI, 10th EN BN deactivated following redeployment from Operation Iraq Freedom o/a MAR 03.
Keywords: A CO, 10th EN BN
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| Current Message 24 - January 9, 2005 |
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Entry: 48037
10th Engineer Combat Bn |
10th EN BN Deactivated |
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John Tucker wrote on 2005-01-09 16:06:12.0
Comments: Gents, FYI, 10th EN BN deactivated following redeployment from Operation Iraq Freedom o/a MAR 03.
Keywords: A CO, 10th EN BN
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Charles L. Somers
On Mon, 17 Feb 1997
Robert Somers wrote:
41 Turkey Roost Road
Monroe, Ct 06468
(203)261-9999
Iam looking for any info on my father who was reported missing in
action in Korea. He was last seen (according to a letter) on
21 Nov. 1950 near Majon-ni, Korea.
There is a memorial to Him in the National Memorial Cemetery of the
Pacific,in Honolulu,Hawaii.The reason Iam looking for this info is
because there was no personal effects ever sent home.
The following is some info about Him: Corporal Charles LeRoy Somers,
ER6147157,Corps of Engineers,Company "B" 10th Engineer (Combat)
Battalion, 3rd Infantry Division United States Army.
He was awarded the Silver Star.
My email address is: bobs274@aol.com
Baker Company
On Thu, 3 Jul 1997
MARCH5@aol.com wrote:
My name is Ray Anderson and I'm a member of the Outpost Harry Assn.
and a former member of the 10th Combat Engr. Bn. My company, Baker
Company, supported the 15th Inf. Regt. Prior to the siege of Harry,
we had been on the outpost reinforcing the bunkers and enlarging the
trenches.
At that time most of the trenches were deep enough that you could walk
around the outpost without being seen. After the siege, the trenches
were blasted to a point that in some places you had to crawl your way
along the trench line. We went up on the outpost everyday during the
siege. It was mostly a clean up job as the trenches were littered with
dear Chinese Communist troops. They were also in the bunkers so we had
to make sure they were dead and then remove the bodies to make the
bunker operational.
During the night of June 13th. we sent a contingent of our guys up to
lay anti personal mines called foot mines out in front of Harry on the
slope leading to the Chinese outpost Star.
Lt. Geo. Weiser, one of the platoon leaders with the operation told me
later over a beer, that you either had to lay a mine on a body or move
a body in order to lay the mine. While on the outpost, this group got
caught as the outpost became surrounded. The engineers fought as
infantry the remainder of the night to repel the enemy along with the
5th RCT that were occupying the outpost.
Prior to the siege, a group of engineers led by 1st Lt. Frances X. Riley
& Lt. Alan Lichtenberg installed 55 gal. Drums of napalm out in front
of the outpost. This napalm was wired up to detonate upon the advance
of the enemy forces. It was used the first night of the siege and
helped in the defense of Harry.
In the case of my own squad and platoon, we lost two platoon leaders,
one serious wounded and the other KIA. My own squad was practically
decimated and I became the squad leader after only being in Korea for
about 2 months. If I can think of some more input, I'll send it along.
Ray Anderson
See Also: 15th Infantry Rgt
D Company
On Sat, 26 Jul 1997
Joel Miller wrote:
100 W.ERIE AVE.
LORAIN, OH 4052
216-246-6007
My Uncle CPL Norman B. Miller was allegedly a KIA in the battle of the
chosin reseviour he was last seen on a hill in Hagaru Ri with a
bazooka. His mother never received any type of info. other then kia.
The goverment never even sent a dog tag home. They sent a body and
it wasn't my uncle Norm. My grandmother buried the brave soldiers body,
as she knew it was a son of another mother. I would like to hear
anything or anyone who knew Norman Miller. He was in CO."D" 10th
Eng.C.BN
D Co
On Fri, 24 Oct 1997
Franklin D.R. Kestner, Sr. Email address wrote:
Franklin D. R. Kestner Sr. Major USA-Ret.
3641 North River Hills Drive
Tucson, Arizona 85750-2053
(520) 298-0492
FAX: (520) 721-2721
Net: e-mail; DAWG21@aol.com
Served in Korea 1950-51 with Company D 10th. Engrs. (C) Bn 3rd. Inf
Div. My Company was attached to the 1st. Marine Div. at The Chosin
Reservoir, Hagaru-ri Nov-Dec 1950.
Vietnam, Infantry MACV Advisor II Corps Tm 35/ Tm 33 69/70
Chosin Reservoir history:
Ted,
I now know what Unit My Unit was up against that 28-29 November 1950!!
It was the 172nd. Infantry Regiment of the 58th. Division CCF 20th.
Liberation Peoples Army. For a long time we had thought that We were up
against 10 CCF Divisions, now We know it was 12 Divisions and all the
Support Units.
The Numbers We had for Years was 15,000 UN Forces Marine,Army and 41
British Commando. to 120,000 CCF, Now We know it's more like 160,000 ?.
These 450,000 Liberations CCF Army had never knwo defeat! as with that
regiment that Tried to come over "East Hill" were stopped by an
Army Combat Engineer Company!!
Hagaru-ri on the 6th. of December was surrounded by more than 70,000 CCF
Combat Forces and We Broke out to Koto-ri 11 Miles South took us
from 6 AM the 6th Of December till 1900 Hrs the evening of the 7th. to
close in at Koto-ri. The big Enemy of both the Chinese and US! Was the
Severe Cold Weather that is now recorded at below 40 Degrees
below Zero. And We did not know about any Chill factor back then!
calvin o. perry
On Sat, 18 Apr 1998
AMILUCY Email address wrote:
Company A 10 combat eneginers 3rd inf division korea 1951-1952
e-mail me at AMILUCY @aol.com
inquiring for calvin o. perry
Bridge Platoon
On Mon, 9 Feb 1998
Herbert Email address wrote:
I was with the 3RD DIV.10TH COMBAT ENGINEERS HEADQUATERS BRIDGE PLATOON
I was was temporarily assignd to communications when we were in north
Korea we were more like our infantry at times" I still think how we were
able to stand the 20 to 40 below temp .The wind never stoped blowing.
Thanks for asking,It is not only bad times remembered but also, many
good memories of some good friends.
Cheers! Herb and Betty
Harold Wayne Dunham
On Thu, 14 Jan 1999
Emily Dunham Email address wrote:
State/Prov: Illinois
Comments:
My grandfather was in the Korean War and he asked me to search the
internet for anyone who may have been in Korea at the same time or who
might be interested in talking to us.
He was in the Third Infantry Diviosn 10th eng. battalion. He was there
from 1952-53. If you would like to talk to us, send me an e-mail.
Here's my address: audioA33@hotmail.com
thanks!
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