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| Current Message 1 - July 15, 2007 |
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Entry: 61631
191st Military Intelligence Detachment (CIC) |
Interested in Info about 191st Mil Intel Detachment in Korea- early 60's |
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Lee Apple wrote on 2007-07-15 00:40:23.0
Comments: Recently I found a nice letter of commendation from Major Royce C. Williams to my father - Robert V. Apple who was in the 191st in Korea in the early 60's. I am just a little curious about what my father and the 191st were doing at that time. Thank You. Lee Apple leeapple07@comcast.net
Keywords: Robert V. Apple-- Bob Apple--- Major Royce C. Williams
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| Current Message 2 - October 12, 2005 |
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Entry: 53560
191st Military Intelligence Detachment (CIC) |
Does anyone remember John Evanoff? |
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Roxanne Evanoff wrote on 2005-10-12 00:00:00.0
Comments: I am trying to find my Dad. I really don't know if this is his unit or not but maybe someone out there knows? If anyone knows him or his whereabouts or even has any stories about him that would be great! I just want to let him know that my Mother died last summer. Hername was Yvonne Smith but when they were married it was Evanoff of course. I would also like him to know he has a Granddaughter named Rachel who is a great athlete and I always tell her the stories my Mom used to tell me about him and it would be great to tell her some more!! I hope he's still alive because I would like to correspond either by email or by mail if he wants.
Keywords: Staff Sergeant First Class, Mother's name was Francis and his Dad's was Crume. has a sister named Mary Ann. Was raised on Quincy Street in Detroit, Michigan, which is where he met my Mom.
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| Current Message 3 - March 24, 2005 |
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Entry: 49761
191st Military Intelligence Detachment (CIC) |
DGTranslations |
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Pierre DiazGranados wrote on 2005-03-24 20:59:08.0
Comments: Greetings from DGTranslations,
We do business in Miami, Florida, USA, and are in need of a Korean interpreter for this Monday, March 28, 2005 in the Miami/Coral Gables area at approximately 9:30 am, Eastern Standard Time and would like to ask for your help. Would you refer a Korean-English interpreter to us for legal proceedings?
Our telephone number is 1.305.868.7216.
Thank you for your consideration to this matter.
Sincerely,
Pierre DiazGranados CTI DGTranslations
purplegreen@earthlink.net
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| Current Message 4 - July 27, 2004 |
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Entry: 44840
191st Military Intelligence Detachment (CIC) |
Class of winter of 49-49 |
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Robert A. Smith wrote on 2004-07-27 21:56:54.0
Comments: Does anyone remember the morning our instuctor (FBI agent)came into the classroom all excited stateing that we (FBI) have just broken the Russian code and learned of their plan to overthrow the USA without fiing a shot. Destroy our morality. infilitrate the teachers in our schools and collages, take over the pulpits of our churches, Use Hollywood to destroy our morals. Create rioting and burning in our cities. the Commies were active then and the plan called for the overthrow by the 90's. With three weeks to go I wased out on my typing,got sixty 5 character groups per minute,but needed sixty-five error free for five minutes. Tried until !!:00PM deadline and couldn'tmake it.
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| Current Message 5 - March 9, 2003 |
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Entry: 32623
191st Military Intelligence Detachment (CIC) |
191st Combat Intel Co., 312th MI Bn. 1st Cav Div |
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Fred Paxson wrote on 2003-03-09 03:59:05.0
Comments: Was also in Korea 1978-79 at I Corps(ROK/US)Group G-2 at Uijongbu(Camp Red Cloud) and 1981-82 at 102nd MI Bn. (CEWI) 2nd Infantry Division in Tongduchon (Camps Hovey and Casey). Had my own hooch as a Spec/4(most E-7s didn't have their own room). Was a 96B Intelligence Analyst.
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| Current Message 6 - March 8, 2002 |
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Entry: 23765
191st Military Intelligence Detachment (CIC) |
191ST MID CORRECTION TO EARLIER POSTING |
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Larry L. Taylor wrote on 2002-03-08 01:33:25.0
Comments: Made mistake in earlier posting. Was there all of 1963, not as stated before. Sorry, but old age does that. Have just heard from former roommate in 191st. This site does work. Thank you somebody for making it up. Larry
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| Current Message 7 - February 13, 2002 |
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Entry: 23134
191st Military Intelligence Detachment (CIC) |
191st/2d MID - Korea |
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Graydon Elliott wrote on 2002-02-13 16:40:34.0
Comments: I was Ops Officer at 2d MID from Oct 1965 to Feb 1967. Unit designation had changed from 191st to 2d MI Det a couple months earlier when 1st Cav and 2d Inf Divisions swapped colors. All the SOPs, etc. still had the 191st headings. Served with two COs, Captains Prewitt Pace and Charlie Wilson. I believe Dennis Rogers was still there. Name sounds familiar.
Keywords: 191st MID 2d MID
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| Current Message 8 - January 14, 2002 |
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Entry: 22281
191st Military Intelligence Detachment (CIC) |
New E-Mail Addresss |
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RICHARD H. (DICK) Smith wrote on 2002-01-14 09:06:11.0
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| Current Message 9 - December 5, 2001 |
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Entry: 21233
191st Military Intelligence Detachment (CIC) |
191st MI Detachment - Korea |
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Dennis Rogers wrote on 2001-12-05 10:43:18.0
Comments: anyone around who served in the 191st MI Det in 1965. We were in the village of Paju-ri. Love to hear from you.
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| Current Message 10 - October 15, 2001 |
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Entry: 19970
191st Military Intelligence Detachment (CIC) |
500th MI Group |
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Will Squire wrote on 2001-10-15 19:13:52.0
Comments: I'm the Deputy Commander for the 500th MI Group in Japan and am interested in learning more details on both CI and Intel operations in Korea, especially anything involving the 500th. We trace our lineage back to the Allied Translator and Interpreter Section during WWII and the 500th MI Service Group during the Korean War. Official assignments are great, but personal accounts are even better. Thanks!
Will Squire MAJ, MI DCO
Keywords: 500th Military Intelligence Service Group, CIC, Counter Intelligence
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| Current Message 11 - September 4, 2001 |
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Entry: 19185
191st Military Intelligence Detachment (CIC) |
1964 191ST MID (CIC) KOREA |
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LARRY L. Taylor wrote on 2001-09-04 05:19:45.0
Comments: Arrived at replacement station in Seoul. After many days Bob Thayer & I took two bottles to Sgt. at placement center & said we wanted best location in Korea, and if we got that there would be another two bottles for him. Next day a Jeep & trailer pulled up and ask for Thayer & Taylor. The driver had on a DAC patch & sidearm with shotgun in Jeep. I told Thayer "Now you done it. Look what we got." The driver laughed and said he only dressed that way when going to the "Flag Pole' in Seoul. Spend all of 1964 there. Do not have any contact wwith other members. Wish I did. Larry L. Taylor bltlar@alltel.net
Keywords: 191st MID (CIC) Korea Larry L. Taylor
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| Current Message 12 - November 20, 1998 |
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Entry: 202
191st Military Intelligence Detachment (CIC) |
First year of war |
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JOHN BOTTERI wrote on 1998-11-20 00:00:00.0
Comments: MY E-MAIL ADDRESS : JOHNBOTTERI@PRODIGY.NET I WAS WITH THE 191ST CIC DET ATTACHED TO IST CAV DIVE FOR THE FIRST YEAR OF THE KOREAN WAR
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191st CIC Detachment, Attached - 1st Cavalry Division.
Counter Intel Ops
On Wed, 21 Jan 1998
John Botteri Email address wrote:
3131-c ivystone ct.
Charlotte, NC 28277
Telephone: 704 542-5106
191st CIC Det. was attached to 1st CAV div. from stART to finish
of the korean war, i was a member of an 18 man detachment, handling
counter intelligence for the 1st cav div. lt col loouis b.
trevathan was our commanding officer, initially .
we also took part in task force indianhead in pyonyang capital etc
Here is some additional data concerning the 191st CIC Det, attached
to the 1st Cav. Div., from july 18,1950, the eighteen man detachment
consisted of Lt.Col. Louis B. Trevathan, Donald E. Ryan, Eli Drakulich,
George J. Lewis, Norman L. Keatley, Arthur K. Bruhn, CharlesN. Kawata,
Gerard Sheehan, Wm. Turner, Don Wiseman, George Yokota, several others
and myself
We landed with the Division from ships on the east coast of korea, north
of Pusan, and worked our way to Taegue, holding the line until
breakthru north around November 50, the detachment usually had a three
men team attached to each regiment during the operation, all the way
to North Korea, Pyongyang and near the Yalu river. We had a team with
task force Indianhead, cleaning out targets inthe NK CAPITAL
We had many close calls, and sucessfully completed missions, receiving
unit commendation via GO #515,dtd 5 July 51. Luckily we all made it back
and rotated out of Korea after the 1st year, most returning to Japan
and the 441st CIC det there. thats about the best I can recall,
generally, except for some individual experiences .
if you need any data, contact me on e-mail
johnibotteri@email.msn.com
Dick Smith
From: turp129@charter.net
To: johnibotteri@email.msn.com
Date: Sunday, July 26, 1998
Updated: Mar 1,2002
Subject: 191CIC Det
John,
I read with interest your posting of 21 Jan 1998 re your tour of duty
with 1St Cav in Korea.I was drafted in Mar 51, 16 weeks Infantry Basic
Fort Jackson. The majority of training Company had college degrees. The
army didn't know what to do with us.I finally was interviewed for CIC
school at Fort Holabird,Md. and was accepted. Class B-116 from Aug-Nov
51.
Finally sailed from Seattle on Gen R.L. Howze early Mar 52.We dodged
typhoons and were on the water 17 days as opposed to normal 9 day trip
to Yokahoma. Joined 191CIC late March 52 at Camp Crawford, Sapporo
Hokaido, Japan. Attended CIC TS 441st CIC May- June 52.Back to Hokaido
and assigned to 5th Cav Reg at Chitose Camp 1. Each Regiment went back
to Korea during the prison outbreaks on Koje-do. 8th first followed by
7th then 5th last
Our CO when I arrived in Mar 52 was Capt Samuel Cooper who had his
family with him and was about to be rotated to the states. The only
other persons you might have known were Clarence Champion a draftee who
left in early Aug to be discharged, and Frank Caudill the Co Clerk.
Our new CO was Major Stanley Soltes. Our eighteen man detachment
consisted of Donald K.Abe a niesei (sic) who was moved to Wakanai at
the top of Hokaido. Alan Hunt from Elcentro Ca,Don Schmidt from St
Louis, Richard Dolejis from Chicago,Wayne Kroger from Davenport ,Iowa,
Bob Miller from St Louis,Orwan Kollewe from Utah, Ward Cornwall from
St. Louis, myself Dick Smith from Pittsburgh, Pa. a former State cop
from Fla,a red head from Chicago ,Capt Hashagen operations Officer, A
Warrent Officer and finally about Nov or Dec Lt Nord Gardner who had
been an instructor at Holabird . Gardner spoke fluent Japanese and was
promoted to Captain before I left . I have missed a few.
We had IPW people Hiroshi Yamauchi from Walnut Grove ,Ca Nabuo Koshiama
from Hilo Hawaii and Roy Shingu. A good friend was Sol Gottlieb from
Bronx a Russian linguist with ASA.
Other than the Officers, and Company Clerk,I think the rest of us
were draftees. I am quite new with the computor and would have posted
this on the Korean War page where I read your posting,but I dont know
how.
My full name is Richard H Smith born 1/10/29. Currently live at
1415 Woodcrest Drive
Roswell,Ga.(Atlanta)
E Mail turp129@charter.net
I have learned that Gen Howze was the First Commanding General
of 1St Cav 1921 to 1925.I Went to FECOM on a ship named after him.
Joined the 191 CIC attached to 1st Cav, then was discharged in 1953
from Fort Custer, Michigan.(Battle Creek) some coincidance!!!
Regards,
Dick Smith
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