A Co Wpn

Comments: I want to make a correction on my previous reference to Bloody Ridge.By intensive research I have discovered beyond all doubt that the actions of Able Co on 29 Sept 51 thru apox 5 Oct 1951 took place on Heartbreak Ridge rather than Bloody Ridge.The portion of the ridge indicated shown in the photo I talked about ic contained in grid squars 1237 & 1238 of 2ID map of Heartbreak Ridge. Sincerely J.C.Poe

Keywords: Heartbreak Ridge

John Wynward Pitts B Co 48-50

Comments: I am trying to find out all that I can about an uncle that I never got to know.

Keywords: He was in the 15 inf rgt 3 company B. He was in durning 1948-1950

korean winter 1951-52

Comments: Thanks so much for your continued interest and response to my posts on Bloody Ridge. I’m as anxious to pin this location and exact date down as you are.Until I saw the photo published in the Cobblestone publication I had, for nearly fifty years, thought the hill was called Baldy. The the V.F.W. magazine described Bloody Ridge as hill 983 and gave the casualty information and I just accepted it that I had been wrong on the hill name. In fact I can’t recall ever hearing of Bloody Ridge until now, but 50 years is a long time and we are all subject to errors in our memory at times. One fact will never change in this military mind and that is that, under whatever name, the photo “is of my initiation into mortal combat” of which chapter in my book is called “Baptism Of Fire.” I need all the help I can get, from you and Ted and anyone else, to pin it down. Your maps are of extreme value and I am able to give you exact information on Able Co’s position on the Imjim River the winter of 1951-52. The river ran through the line between A & B co. on the left flank of A co. Without getting bogged down on dates, I will say that 1st Bn. brought Thanksgiving and Christmas dinners to us in that position and we were still there for New Years Day, 1952. I believe the A Co. commander was Captain Pearson at the time and one night the 3rd Platoon on out left flank where the river ran through the line, called a 60 mm flair mission and caught Charlie floating through the line on innertubes. That group didn’t make it and the following day Cpt. Pearson called for volunteers to lay barbed and concentina wire across the river to put a stop to that game. I was one of about a dozen volunteers to follow that most outstanding commander into the river (ice out about 2 ft. from the bank on each side), the deepest water to the armpits of a 5’ 8” soldier. It put a stop to that activity. On our right flank where the river turned north into enemy territory was the 65th Puerto Rican Inf. and across the river in front of us was Little Nori where we kept approx. two enforcement squads all night and one squad through the day. Every evening, regular as clock work, “Bed Check Charlie,” a one engine aircraft, flew across the front with loud speakers telling us “Go home G.I., your country don’t care about you” and several other such phrases. As the days went on, our outpost was attacked very regularly at night causing us to withdraw, then we would attack the folowing morning and retake our O.P. This was happening all along the front until, I estimate, March or April when Bn. was assigned to enclosure #10 prisoner of war compound near Pusan when things were getting hot on Kogie Do Island with P.O.W. problems. Enough for this time. Come on 1st. Bn. 15th Inf. veterans, help us with our memory of the events of those years. I skipped over a lot of good happenings which can’t be left out , but help us out OK! (more to follow)

Sincerely,

JC Poe

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Able Co. Info.

Comments: I write this in hopes that someone may recall and respond. I want you to have a place in my book by name and photo if you have a suitable one of then or now. Speaking of recalling, I wasn’t able to forget nor do I think anyone else could. Speaking of it may be another thing!

According to the June/July 2000 edition of the V.F.W. Magazine "Bloody Ridge" (hill 983), the 2nd Inf. Div. and attached units during the period of Aug. 18th through Sept. 5th, 1951, sustained 326 KIA, 2,032 WIA and 414 M.I.A. Counted enemy dead totaled 1,389. The 15th F.A. Bn. set a record by firing 14,425 rounds in 24 hrs.

What is not said, is that high ground property was very, very expensive during the fall and winter of 1951 & 1952. Said property exchanged hands many times between the North Korean/Chinese and American and allied forces. By the 29th of Sept. "Bloody Ridge" was again in the hands of the enemy.

It is a fact that Able company, 15 Inf. Rgt., along with the participating units involved, attacked and re-took "Bloody Ridge" on 29 Sept., 1951. I know this because I was there. What I don't know is the number of casualties on both sides but I know they were extremely high.

When I visited Korea in 1963, I attended Air observer school at Camp Casey and during that time I was privileged to stand on the O.P. from which artillery fire was being adjusted in the impact area where the small hill called "Little Norie", which was Able company's O.P. during the winter of 1951-52 on our Imjim River M.L.R. position. As I observed this ATT (army training test) firing, I was seeing the old Able co. position 13 years after the fact and I can’t describe the shock I experienced as it all came back as though it were only yesterday.

To lend credibility to the following analysis, let me first preface it with a brief history of my training. In Vietnam in 1967, when I was 1st Sgt. of A Btry. 4th Arty., it became necessary for me to leave artillery because of damage sustained to my ears from being a 60 mm mortar gunner during most of my Korean war tour of duty and the noise exposure of field artillery guns to a point where further exposure would have sent me totally deaf. Consequently, I acquired MOS 96B50 (Intelligence Analysis) and it remained my primary MOS until retirement in March of 1973. This Air Observer/Intelligence Analysis experience gives me the ability to analyze and interpret what I see in the photo of "Bloody Ridge". Having been there also helps considerably.

Just on the forward slope you will see a bunker position with a 57 mm recoilless rifle and a crew of two. Sitting at their right is an observer with his elbows on his knees holding binoculars to his eyes. He would be giving adjustment orders to the 3 squad leaders who are standing facing the 60 mm mortar and giving them data for charge settings and range and deflection settings. Bare in mind that at the time the 60 mm mortar had been base plate and site with range and defleciton settings and a leveling bubble supported by a tripod. To the right rear of the sitting observer is a 30 cal machine gun at very prominent bunker. I have indicated the squad leaders & mortars position, as well as my first day fox hole and the bomb crater, with arrows on the photo of "Bloody Ridge".

I have a strong feeling that the photo was taken on the 2nd or 3rd day at the final assault on the ridge and second peak was taking place. The photo could have been taken from an aircraft or even the 2nd peak.

In any case I would estimate that the scene as depicted in the photo shows the men of heavy weapons Platoon, Able Co. 1st Bn 15th Inf. Rgt. 3rd Inf. Div. Sept./Oct. 1951. I feel that I was among those shown in the photo. On that day, myself and one other man collected the canteens of all the others and made a trip down the hill to a small, clear stream at the bottom of this hellish place and returned with much needed relief for the dry parched throats of the platoon.

I wish to mention that during our stay on the Imjim river position we had elements of British, Australian, and Greek armies in and through our company area for reasons I either can’t recall or did not know. Most striking is my recall of either the British or Aussie unit stopping to have a meal of mutton in contrast to our usual C-rations gave me the desire to try some of this meal but I never did. I also recall that the 3rd Bn. 15th Inf. was still all black but was finally integrated completely during that time frame. To the left front of our position at some distance was a hill called Breadloaf and as I recall, also called hill 255. As I recall the 2nd & 3rd Bn.’s had been involved in taking it, losing it and retaking it with extremely high casualties on both sides. As I recall, A co. was pulled off the line and temporarily replaced by a Greek unit while we engaged in practice attacks on similar terrain with live fire, somewhere not too far behind the line. I won’t try for the dates because military exercise records will probably supply them if you can get enough information to make cross checks. Something in my memory tells me the Turkish army and maybe the Britt’s got involved with this fighting. In any case we did not go on to that practiced mission and we returned to our MLR position and the Greek unit pulled out. I would like to view the unit morning reports during that fall and winter with Able company but I don’t know how to gain access to that. If I could, one of them would show that around the 1st of the year I went to Kocura, Japan on I&I, or was it called R&R? Sometimes during this tour on the Imjim we had a platoon patrol trapped in a minefield and the platoon Sgt. (name not recalled) was wounded and decorated for valor and later awarded a battlefield commission. How’s that for a cross check with the archives? Well, Hal, I don’t think I dreamed any of it and perhaps between the archives and the Vets responses I hope you and I can put it all together. I guess I should tell you that during the second half of my first year tour of duty of ‘67 & ‘68 in Vietnam I was a 1st Sgt. of the 246th PSYOP Co. at bien Hoa. I keep hoping that experience will help us to inflict some PSY war tactics on all those 1st Bn. 15th vets and get them to come to our side in our quest for more firsthand info. on this 50 yr. anniversary.

Sincerely,

JC Poe

Sincerely,

JC Poe

Keywords: Able Co. at Bloody Ridge

A Co. Weapons Platoon

Comments: I was a member of A co., 15th Inf. in Sept. 1951. I recently acquired a copy of the Cobblestone "The Korean War" fall of 1999. Page 11 contained a photo of Bloody Ridge. I identify this photo as the objective which A company spearheaded an attack on the 29th & 30th of Sept. 1951. As I am writing my autobiography I identified a bomb crater and freshly dug two-man fox hole in the center of the photo approx. 20 meters from the ridge line. A fellow soldier and I dug the fox hole during the operation. The bomb crater contained several wounded during the operation. I have no memory of names, with the exception of the Able Company medic, last name Love, an over 6 foot black soldier holding the rank of Corporal. He was tending to wounded when the crater was hit by large mortar and he too, became a casualty. I was only a few feet away and he appeared to be hit in the neck area. I do not know if he survived, however, he did not return to the unit. I spent my entire tour of duty with Able company as a 60 mm mortar gunner. I would appreciate information pertaining to any survivor (s) of the operation on Bloody Ridge to assist in completing my book titled "The Diversities Of A Lifetime". My information is that the company comander was KIA and later recommended for the CMH. I have information on the activity of the unit up until the 1st Bn. assumed command of enclosure #10 prisoner of war compound near Pusan when the problems were occurring with prisoners on Cheju-do Island, in 1952, from which I returned to the land of round door knobs at the end of my tour. Any informaiton may be emailed to my daughter at the email address above or to my home address listed above. Sincerely, JC Poe E-8, retired 497-32-3361 RA17322563

Keywords: Bloody Ridge

I Found Him, George D. Tillman 4/16/53

Comments: For many years, I have been looking for the wrong name! I had remembered the wrong name. My foxhole buddy who was KIA 16 Apr 1953 was not an Anderson but a Tillman. George D. Tillman, Bullock Co, GA., died instantly on the early morning of 16 Apr 1953. At the same time, I was SWIA. We were on Outpost Tom, just south of Jackson Heights. We had been up all night from attempted assualts on our unit. Tom and I shared a listening post at the foot of Outpost Tom. Much, much shelling, rifle and machine gun fire all around us throughout the nite of the 15th of April 1953.

We survived all of the fire all nite, but the next morning of the 16th, a recon was sent to survey the enemy killed. As the patrol moved around the base of Outpost Tom, boom; of course, I did not hear the boom. I awoke sometime later, face down on the ground. George was killed by the artillery shell or morter....

Would like to hear from family members of George D Tillman, as I have often wanted to get in touch with them. I know he had living parents, a wife and a child. Sure hope I can add closure to this 47 year old story....

Keywords: Outpost Tom at foot of Jackson Heights, Kumwah? Valley. C Company, 15th Infantry Reg, 3rd Infantry Div, Korea 1953.

baker co

Comments: Finding buddies

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looking for other co.menbers

Comments: would like to hear from some of my old comrades

Keywords: I was known as whitey,PLT. barber,and switchboard op.and comm.lines man,from June 1 53 to oct. 54 was a member of HQ.CO.2nd bn.15t 3 div.

C Co

Comments: I would like to locate a roster of C Co 15th I cannot locate any names. I have searched the kia list and find it to be incomplete. Looking for the name of a buddy William Wade from Baltimore. There were so many replacements due to the fact that most of the Ft. Benning guys went to the 1st Cav while Truman decided what to do with the short timers. Any help would be greatly appreciated. I have attended various reunions and found most were guys from 52/53/54.

Keywords: From Ft. Benning 1950 to Korea and discharge in 51

15th Reg, Combat Bn, Fox Co, 4th Sq

Comments: I am looking for other Korean War vets to converse with. Am especially interested in learning about Dean Lovern from Minnesota and Lt. Sloan from State College, PA (platoon leader). Sloan was wounded May 1951, and I've often wondered how he made out.

I served with the 15th, Fox company 1950-52. I was wounded at Singsong-Ri on May 23, 1952.

Keywords: 15th Reg. Combat Bn Fox Co., 4th Sq

Joe Edwards: Korea 1950-1952

Comments: My name is Joe Edwards Jr. and I am looking for anyone who might have known my father, Joe Edwards. He was in Korea in the 15th Infantry Regiment, 3rd Infantry Division from 1950 to early 1952. He has told me many stories about the Hungnam evacuation and I have become extremely interested in the war. From what I understand, he was stationed with the ammo dumps just behind the front lines. He doesn't remember many names but we would be interested in finding anyone who might remember him. T

Keywords: evacuation of Hungnam JKEDWARDSE@AOL.COM

OUTPOST HARRY

Comments: My father is interested in finding out any and all information regarding the battle for outpost harry in june of 1953.

Keywords: 15th Infantry Regiment, 3rd Infantry Division, Co. A. Daniel W. Kelly US55234852. Battle for Outpost Harry June 1953

OP Harry Survivor

Comments: My father was wounded on 10 June 53 fighting at the battle of OP Harry. Any information on others who were in this platoon or near this platoon would be appreciated. Further, any information on renuions and the like would also be appreciated.

Keywords: 3rd Infantry Divison, 15th Reg., "M" Company 81mm mortars

Finding Fathers Belongings

Comments: We are trying to find any information pertaining to ou father, Franklin Corbet Payne, who was in the Korean War. His file Number was #42169. He was in the 15 infantry, regiment 3 Infantry Div. He was from Wanchese North Carolina, Dare County. He was wounded in action on 2/15/52. His ID# was US53080207.He was wounded when a grenade was thrown into his foxhole. When he left Walter Reed Hospital after his injury to return home, his belongings were never returned with him. We have been searching for years, since his trunk had lots of important things in it that his family would like to have. If anyone remembers him, or know how we might search for his things, or get any other info concerning his time in Korea, we would appreciate it as he has passed on now. Thanks alot

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Hd. Co.m 15th Regt. I & R platoon

Comments: HDQ. CO. 15TH REGT. 3RD DIV.

Keywords: Joined unit in Jan 1951 at Taegu. Released from service while in the Iron Triangle area. Served as radio operator with I & R platoon. Also stationed at Ascom City Oct 1946-Nov 1947 with 52nd Sig Co.

SVC Co 3/53-4/54

Comments: I was in various companies of 15th Inf Reg from March 1953 thru April of 1954. When first on MLR I was on line behind Outpost Dick. Also worked in Graves Registration and Motor Pool. After 27 Jul 53 I was in Regimental Post Office. Would enjoy hearing from anyone that may have known me at any time I was "over there."

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King Co

Comments: Unit: 3rd Divn, 15th Reg, 3rd Btln, King Co. Served: 1952-1953

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I&R Platoon 1951-1952

Comments: Hi, I'm Jimmy Swann's daughter. I am trying to help my father (Jimmy Swann) locate people who were in the Korean war with him. He was a Sgt,in the Charlie Company in the 15th infantry,3rd division. In 1952 he was moved to the I&R platoon-still a Sgt-to Headquaters in 15th infantry 3rd division. If you know Jimmy (Jim) Swann please E-mail me, I will give him the Message. He would be thrilled to hear from old buddies! Kim Growin4us@aol.com

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C Co

Comments: CO. C 15 INF 3RD INF DIV

Keywords: Fa;ll 1952 Fall 53 Unit supply Sgt.

Corporal Lafayette M. Reese, 15th Inf Reg, 3rd Inf Div

Comments: Please, anyone who knew my uncle Corporal Lafayette M. "Buddy" Reese, contact me by email at landshark6@msn.com

Keywords: radioman, 15th Infantry Regiment, 3rd Infantry Division, Seoul, KIA, DOW, Died of wounds, wounded in action,

CO A FROM '53-'54

Comments: I was in Korea from Jun 53 to Nov 54. I served with the 3rd division 15th Infantry Regimen Co A. I was a platoon sargent, and served with the following: Manon Bowman, Ely Ivkovich, Robert Jordan, Jimmy Thorpe, James Uncapher, Ray Swartz, Jack Bullock, Kenneth Grigg and Leonard Griffin. I would be interested in contacting or hereing about any of the men on this list.

Keywords: 3rd Division 15th Infantry Regimen Co A

FO Jack Pierson

Comments: My father, Jack Pierson was kia 5/19/51 in the early afternoon just north and west of P'ungam-ni.

Keywords: 3rd Division's "Flying Tackle"; 1st & 3rd Battalions of the 15th Infantry; Rhee Chung Kee, Sgt. Gamble, Cpl. Jump, Sgt. Carboni, Lt. Farmer.

korean veteran

Comments: I would like to hear from some of the guys in my outfit co. g 15th inf reg .I remember some of the battles and the cold on top of the mountains around Hamhung and hungnam Dec.1950.We evacuated Hungnam,I think it was christmas day.We went to Pusan on a ship ,I do not know what ship.After we unloaded and took baths,they issuied us our winter clothes,after we had already frozen to death with the clothes we had from world war 2.I was wounded on Jan.31,1951 in a little place called Oechon,Korea and sent back to Japan and home.

Keywords: R@R WHIT ER14261573

Dog Co

Comments: Would like to hear from anyone in D Co., 15th Reg., 3rd Inf. Division during period of departure from Ft. Benning, GA training at Camp Moji, Japan and landing at Wonson, N. Korea on or about Nov 11, 1950. And evacuation of Hungnam Dec 24, 1950. Further actions of 1st Battalion during Spring of 1951.

Keywords: Looking for members of "D" Company, l5th Regiment, \Who served with the unit while training in Japan from September to November ll, l950 , when we landed at Wonson on that day. Would like to hear from anyone who was at Hungnam Evacuation and subsequent actions in the south and in particular the taking of Soule for the second time.

Wayland Evans looking for Buddies

Comments: I'm looking for any buddies of my father, Wayland Evans, who was a tank driver in this division. He is retired in Rocky Mount, NC, and would like to hear from any buddies.

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E & G Co's FO Arty 52-53

Comments: Looking for 1st Lt Meign. He was a Maj. 1955 Ft Jackson, SC Gen's Aide Staff. Thanks

Keywords: Item Out Post

Looking for info about my Dad

Comments: Looking to find someone who knew or might remember my Father, George Pierce, Jr. He enlisted on 10-19-48 at Fort Jackson, South Carolina at the age of 17. Went to Korea, not sure where shipped from. Saw action in Korea as well as Guam, Saipan and Japan. Don't know any unit names or names of any battles. We have several pictures from the time he was there. He played guitar. Had infantry and ranger training. Was discharged on 5-29-52 at Fort Benning, Georgia.

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OP Harry November, 1952

Comments: The defense of Outpost Harry began several months before June 1953. As best I can recall it took place around Nov 1952.* The defense of the OP was the responsibilty of Fox Company, 15th Inf Reg.at the time. Although the fighting was not as severe or as long in duration as the Jun 10-18, 1953 fighting, in one night a platoon from OP Harry, dug in on high ground (a forward OP a few thousand yards in front of OP Harry), was over run by the CCF. The majority of the platoon was captured including Platoon Leader, 2nd Lt Denmark. The CCF did not attempt to overrun the main OP. Fighting for the high ground was preceded by several thousand rounds of mortar and artillery fire on the forward OP and OP Harry. In addition to US casualties they were a number of Korean “Choggie” bearers who were unlucky enough to be bearing ammo and rations when the attack took place.

1st Lt Thomas Leschak Company Commander Company “F” 15th Infantry Regiment

* I recall this date after surfing the internet recently. I discovered Lt Denmark was captured on Nov 6, 1952. The CCF did not attempt to overrun the main OP.

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C CO - Charles Mueller

Comments: CHARLIE CO. 15TH INF. 3RD DIV.

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Looking for information on Clark

Comments: I am looking for Clark who I was in the service with .Message Center 15th INF.REGT.HQ 3rd INF. DIV. KOREA 1953

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2nd Platoon Able Co. - 1952

Comments: It would be Number One to hear from anyone in Able Company of the 15th Regiment during December 1951 to November 1952, particularly anyone from the 2nd Platoon. I also would like to share memories of anyone from Baker Company about Outpost Kelly. Come to think of it, I would like also to hear from anyone who was a Light 30 Machinegunner - if there are still any around.

Keywords: LAST NAMES: Faust, Saylors, Negrete, VanGoshen, LeJeune, Rhee, Pak. OUTPOSTS: Kelly, Tessie, Nori, Hebert2, all on Imjin. Hill 351. R&R Yokohama. USS Sylvester. Pusan Prison Camp. Kimpo.

Outpost Harry

Comments: 15TH INF.; 3RD DIV.

Keywords: 15th Infantry; 3rd Division

A Co

Comments: Korea from November 11, 1959 to November 1951 Shipped out to Japan on the USS Darby with 12 men in my Platoon. Received 40 South Korean replacements, trained them and then landed at Wanson, North Korea. Evacuated from Hungnam 25 December, 1950.

Keywords: Third Infantry Division 15th Inf Regiment A Company First Platoon Leader Third Division HQ Aide to Brig Gen Armistead D. Mead Feb-Nov 1951

HQ BN

Comments: HQ SECOND BN. 15 INF.

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Tank Company - William Cress

Comments: TANK CO. 15TH INFANTRY, 3RD INF. DIV.

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Co. B 15 Inf. 3rd. Div.

Comments: 4TH PLATOON

Keywords: OP Kelly, CIB January 20, 1952. I remember Cpl. Reiman, and Cpl.E. Brown received their CIBs the same day. I have a copy of the order.

81 Hvy Mortar Co

Comments: Would like heard from some of the guys in my units. I am in my 70!s now I am sure some of my old buddies are too. Thanks for keeping things going for the old Vets. Dick Gurganus

Keywords: Dick,Red, 1082,1083,Co.D 81 Mortars,Co. Radio Operator,Conmo. Chief. Rank Sergeant.

HQ Co

Comments: I was in this division from April, 1952 until May, 1953. I was in the Headquarters Company.

Am looking to get in contact with anyone who served in this unit with me at this time. You may email to the above address or call the phone number listed.

I was in PNA and communication. I also drove a jeep for a Capt. Phillips.

Would love to talk with anyone connected with this unit.

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HQ Co

Comments: Looking for anyone who has any information about my father: FRANCIS McKINLEY "Ted" NORMAN. I have very little info about my father's time in Korea and only found out when he passed away in August 1992 that he had received a Purple Heart while in Korea. I know very little about military lingo, so here are a few of the specifics that appear on his discharge papers: Service # ER 35 963 978 Grade: SGT 7 Jul 51 Branch/class: ERC CMP Address: PO Box Box 232 Matewan, WV (Mingo Co) Decorations: Combat Infantry Badge Par 12 SO 167 Hq 15th Inf Regt 17 May 51 Purple Heart Sec 1 GO 82 AR 600-65 Hq 15th Inf 25 May 51 Korean Service Medal W/2 Bronze Campaign Stars Cir 125 EUSAK 14 Feb 51

I would very much appreciate any info that you can supply. Thanks! Pam Norman Baker robpam@hotmail.com 122 Balsinger Street London, KY 40741

Keywords: Hq 15th Inf Regt Feb - May 1951 Francis McKinley "Ted" Norman

Book in progress

Comments: My apologies for misspelling my screen name in a previous posting. It is BackChanel@aol.com. If you were in basic infantry training in 1952 and or were subsequently assigned to 3d Div/15th RCT/5th RCT/any organic armor, artillery, combat engineers, heavy mortars, medical company or 44th MASH, PLEASE contact me via email. I would like very much to include you and some of your recollections in a book I am writing for publication.

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Harold Dyson, KIA 6/15/1953

Comments: Harold Dyson, 3rd IR & 15th IR, US Army Sargent, KIA June 15th, 1953, North Korea.

Keywords: Harold Dyson, KIA June 15th, 1953, 3rd IR & 15th IR, US Army, Sargent, KIA North Korea.

OP Harry

Comments: would like to get in contact with fellow o.p harry survivers.

Keywords: o,p harry,15th inf. jan,through june,1953 m\sgt toye e. ward. cpl. al lopes,

L Co 3 Bn

Comments: I was a member of Co. L 3Bn 15 Regt 3 Div. I have been looking for Benny Hoover from my unit whose hometown was Hinton, W. Va. I am also looking for Gus Chobot who was in my unit whose hometown I believe was somewhere in Long Island, NYC

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K Co 3 Bn

Comments: Happy to hear from anyone in Kill-Em-Kount-Em Kollege from I was in Korea during 1951-52.

Keywords: Platoon Sgt. Marvin King, PFC (then CPL) Koch. Where are you?

OP Harry

Comments: 3div 15inf 4.2mortar f.o. o.p. HARRY

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B Co

Comments: Alias Papasan, Dangerous Dan

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K Co 3 Platoon Dec 52

Comments: I WAS IN THE 3rd PLATOON, K. CO 15th INF.DEC.52 TO JUNE, 53, AND 15th INF.BATTLE PATROL, FEB. 53, TO APR.53. WOULD LIKE TO TALK TO ANYONE ON BATTLE PATROL,PICTURES OR ROSTER, ALSO WOULD LIKE TO TALK TO ANY AND ONLY 3rd PLATOON WHO WERE ON HARRY OR WERE IN THE 3rd PLATOON DEC.TILL JULY 53. ESPECIALLY JACKSON, O'REGAN AND KELLY

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hqs&hqs co Jan.-aug.1953

Comments: Would like to here from someone who was in I&R platoon Jan-Aug 1953. Albert Lopes,Toye E Ward William Albright .

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Fox and Howe Medic - Gerald Jerry Breidenstein

Comments: 3RD.DIV. 15TH.REGIMENT FOX CO.MEDIC AND ALSO HOWE

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Greek Liason

Comments: Looking for the other "few" GIs who were assigned to the Greek Expeditionary Forces

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