D Company, Oct 52 to June 53

Comments: Anyone from D Company from October 52 to May or June 53? My Dad served during that time. I can't find any information on 120th activities. Thanks Joel

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Arby Fryer KIA on July 6, 1952 in Korea

Comments: Looking for someone who served with Arby A Fryer Jr. who was KIA in Korea on July 6, 1952. Where was he at when he was Killed and how was he killed. He and I went into the Army on the same day in Fargo ND, and our Serial Numbers were different by one number. I am sure that he was in pieces as they did not open the casket.

Keywords: His nickname was Buddy.

120th engr combat bn

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Keywords: i transfered over to the 45th inf 120th engr when they replaced the 1st cav. was with them 4 months until may 52. work at the end of the tracks (railhead) north of yonchon sin tan nee. fortification dump. sandbags, barb wire, pickets, and later 55 gal drums of diesel and gas. looking for anyone that remembers me.

looking for ggrandpa

Comments: I am looking for Info on Albert Woolridge, my friends ggrandfather.he was suppose to have served time in the WW11. and I think I may have found him here in the 120th enginered(combat batalion 45th Infatery Divison-Koren. any help would be appreciated. my friend Beverly wells is Albert Woolridges grandaughter and she hasn't got the internet service,that's why I'm sending this for her. Please email me back so I can let her know if this is her ggrandparent or not.Beverly wells is clifford woolridge's daughter and Clifford Wooldridge is Albert Wooldridge's son.please try and find out for me if this is him or not.sincerly yours Wilma Wells. wellswx7@alltel.net

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Looking for

Comments: Served in the 120th in 1953 after transfering from Co G Company 180th 45 Div. Am looking for a Miles T. Ray who was an repair welder in H&S company.He was still in H&S Co. when I came home in July 53.

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looking for H&S Co. 120th engr 'C' Bn

Comments: Looking for someone who knew my father - 2nd Lt Willam A Montgomery Jr. There is APO 86 and also 0991975 after his name on the army chest. I know he recved the Bronze Star for saving another officers life.

Keywords: 2nd Lt William A Montgomery jr. Korean war.

info on hongchon area

Comments: i am pursuing a purple heart for a member of 120th ce, A company. adrian(jack) hurley. he went offf a 45 ft. embankment, at midnite on the 20th of sept. 1952. we only need to know if there was combat in that area or even friendly fire accidents. thanks 702-822-6669, fax 702-968-9279

Keywords: hongchon korea sept. 1952 around 20th

D Company 120th ECB

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Keywords: Anybody out there from D Co 120th. I don't remember what platoon or squad. I do remember repairing a tram cable located just above a heavy morter unit during July 1953. Also remember a road in the same area being cut up to the MLR. It seems Gen Ginder wanted to visit a portion of his 45th Division MLR but didn't want to hike up that hill.

Co C 120 Engr. Combat Bn

Comments: Planing reunion in New Orleans, La. in 2006. would like to contact members of Co. C from Korea 1950-1953

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LOOKING FOR MEN OF 45TH 120TH ENGINEERS COMBAT COMPANY

Comments: LOOKING FOR ANYONE WHO REMEMBERS MY FATHER : PATSY DE LUISE FROM THE BRONX, NY .. HE WAS IN 120TH COMBAT ENGINEERS , COMPANY A . I HAVE PICTURES OF MY DAD AND A " JAMES FROM OKLAHOMA " LOTS OF PHOTOS OF THEM TOGETHER . PATSY WAS THERE FROM JAN. OF 1951 TO DEC. OF 1952 .

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looking for JOE NYLES(NILES)

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LOOKING FOR MEN OF CO. B 120TH COMBAT ENGR

Comments: Need information regarding a client by the name of Albert Woolridge, who was a a part of this unit. Veteran claims to have been injured by friendly fire (US AirForce), 1952 in the area of Yong Dong Po, during chow time. Anyone having knowlege of this pls contact me,

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Rankin Byrd

Comments: I am looking for anyone who served with my granfather in Korea.

Keywords: Pork Chop Hill

45th Infantry Division 120th Engr C Bn

Comments: Dear Readers, I am writing this posting on behalf of my father, Cpl. Kenneth Edwards who served in the 45th Infantry Division 120th Engr C Bn Company B, from Feb. 52 to Nov. 53. I am desperately looking for any who served with my father. Kenneth Edwards is dying of cancer. He will not be with us much longer. Dad may have left Korea in 1953 but it has been the biggest part of his life. Twenty years ago my father died after a lengthy operation. He was in his hospital bed and it was undiscovered for sometime. He was revived but the end result left him with permanent brain damage. The damage affected his recent memory but his early years were left untouched. Because of this he has been consumed with all aspects of the Korean war. At every occasion I have done my best to give him gifts of books, almanacs and memorabilia of the Korean War. Dad's last birthday will be Sunday August 22nd. I would dearly love to have any who served with him to send him a card or a letter or perhaps a phone call. Please use the additional info button to get his details. I love my father dearly and I can not think of any better gift than a thoughtful hello from his brothers in arms. Thank you all for taking the time to read this letter. I hope it finds a few of you who served with Cpl. Kenneth E. Edwards. Thank You and God Bless you all

Keywords: 45th Infantry Division 120th Engr C Bn Company B

120th Engineers Info

Comments: I do WW2 re-enacting, and my unit portrays the 45th infantry division. After about a year, each of us gravitate to an area we are interested in, so some stay infantry, some had relitives in ordinance so they portray that, one of our members is a medic in real life, so he does the 120th medical. My interest was in mine warfare, so I became the representive of the combat engineers. I am always trying to learn more about the 120 engineers, so I guess that is why I posting this. It is difficult to find the history of the 120th engineers during WW2. Anyone interested in helping me out, please feel free to email me. If you are interested in our reenactment group, please visit www.45thdivision.org we have an extensive history site.

Keywords: 120th engineers, reenactment, WWII

George Desser

Comments: My father served in Korea. I was woundering where I might look for any pictures taken of the vets that were there?

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info please help

Comments: my father was trianed in indian gap pa 1950?in combat 50-52 i belive he fought with a 30 or 50 cal machine gun.do not remember outfit but had the eagle on arm was a corpral when he left.he got hurt falling off a truck that hit a big rut while gong back to the rear and never recived purple hart.his name was james g.hubbard from camp creek wv any one who might know him or how i would find out about his outfit please send me info.im his son and would really like to surprize him thank all you vets for your courage

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Looking for Blue Book

Comments: Looking for a copy of the blue book that tells the history of the 45th Infantry from Fort Polk in 1951 until they left Korea in 1953 0r 1954

Keywords: Code name Icabod

45th Infantry, 120th Engineer Combat, Co B PFC

Comments: We just found our fathers Division information. He was Orrin Bradshaw from Allegan, Michigan and was part of the 45th Infantry Division, 120th Engineer Combat, Company B, PFC. He was stationed in Korea during 56 to 57 but maybe before that. We can no longer get his military records as they burned in the fire in 1994. Both our parents have passed away and we are all interested in knowing more information about his service time and where he was stationed at, etc. Thanks, Cindy Andrews ( Bradshaw) mudrunner@chartermi.net (He went onto become an Operating Engineer with Local 324 in Michigan. He also introduced me to the field and I have been an operator for 24 years now. Korea is where he learned to operate the grader)

Keywords: My father operated the grader building roads.

Comments: he served in 1952

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BILL MAHRAMUS LOOKING FOR OLD BUDDIES

Comments: e mail my nephew looking forward to hearing from any one ty

Keywords: 45 inf div 120 com eng com c served at heartbreak ridge punch bowl and chungamal

120th Combat Engineers

Comments: My father, 1st Lt Jim H. Blair was a company commander (I think C company) 120th Combat Engineers in Korea 1950-51. He was living in Stillwater Oklahoma at the time of activation. He is now deceased and I'm trying to find anyone who may have served with him or knew him during this time. I've recently aquired every letter that he sent home from Korea and am able to trace some of his travels.

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DUSTY RHODES

Comments: DUSTY YOU AND MY MOTHER WERE CLOSE. I AM HER OLDEST DAUGHTER AND THINK YOU ARE MY FATHER DEBRA LORAINE WHEAT

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120th Eng. C. Bn, 45th Inf Div.--Korea

Comments: I am sending this for my father. He is interested in contacting people he knew in Korea. I will foreward messages to him.

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