SEEKING WOMEN WHO SERVED '53 NEAR MLR

Comments: Production house seeks women nurses, personnel or female soldiers who attended the wounded from Outpost Harry, Iron Triangle or around MLR, or was involved in any way with these Korean areas of conflict, for an on- air interview. Personal photos of the period and assignment would be great. The project has and is interviewing over a dozen US soldiers and half-dozen enemy combatants in China and N. Korea. Please email dinifilms@sbcglobal.net and RE: KOREA!

Linda Costa Research Assistant Dini Films International

Keywords: Outpost Harry, Iron Triangle, MASH Units, Women Nurses, Korean War, Women Officers, MLR

MASH t.v. vs. real life

Comments: I'm doing a project on the tv show M*A*S*H and how historically accurate/inaccurate it was; can anyone help me out? Thanks!

Keywords: M*A*S*H units, history

doing a paper on MASH units in korean war

Comments: I am doing a project on mash units in the Korean War and I was wondering if anyone knew how many people were needed for a mash unit and what kinds of daily tasks did they have to do? And anything else about mash units in the Korean War. Thank u very much.

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Korea 1951

Comments: Hi; I was Pfc in 9lst MP Battalion HQ, Pusan Korea as clerk/typist and Troop Information and Education officer. Created cartoons for Stars and Stripes, published in "Out of Line" book of best of Korean war cartoons. Reviewed by Life Magazine with Eisenhower's presidential win on cover. Please contact me. Gar Sleep, mrpastie@ee.net and SeniorSquare.com Web page. Phone 614-4593727 or 0483

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medical advances

Comments: I appreciate the service rendered by all of you in spite the fact that sometimes I don't understand the reasons for all these wars. Some are well justified, and clearly reasonable, but some seem senseless. Regardless, you men and women always do the best you can for what you believe: our country. Thank you. Our government officials should be consistent with their retoric and provide uninterrupted services, of all sorts,to all military personnel to thank you for your sacrifices.

That aside, I have been trying to inquire about military advances of the Korean and Vietnam Wars. If anyone has any information and or resources I woild be very grateful if you can share them with me at my above e-mail.

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looking

Comments: Any one that went to korea with this unit in 1950 that was from the 161 Station Hospital in Sapporo Japan. Lets talk.

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writing a paper and need info

Comments: I am writing a paper on the Korean War and its medical advanses through the MASH units. I would love for any one with knowledge on the subject to send me any and all comments, pictures and information that anyone has.

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Army Nurse and Medical Units/advances

Comments: I am looking for any photos and information regarding army nurses and their service during the Korean War, where units were positioned and what medical advances came out of the Korean War. Any assistance in this matter would be greatly appreciated.

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Looking for friends that I served with in the mobile hospital called the 44th sergical unti

Comments: If anyone wishes to contact me through my daughters e-mail listed, I would be very happy to hear from anyone who remembers me! Thanks alot! Charles Hoover

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The first medical/surgical hospital

Comments: I am a nursing student in my last semester and trying to find a little history on Medical/Surgical nursing, and came across this website. I am interested to know about the first medical surgical hosptial, in that I am trying to finish up on a midterm paper regarding the Medical/Surgical aspect of nursing. If you are able to assist me with the history of medical/surgical nursing, it would be greatly appreciated. I am really having difficulting discovering it's beginning, why and where. Please respond to this plea..!!~! I thank you very much for your attention and thank you again if you respond! Freda Smith University of South Alabama, College of Nursing student

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Military Medicine Documentary

Comments: Hello. I am working on a documentary on Military Medicine for the Discovery Channel. I would like to talk to medical personel in the battlefield that 1)saved a life and is in contact with the patient, 2)used innovations in the battlefield that were new at the time, or 3)forced to used makeshift medicine to save a life. If you know of anyone or off places where I can post this request, please e-mail me at sydziza@aol.com. Thank you.

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My Father; Donald J. Garvey, Medic

Comments: Dear Sirs, First of all I would like to thank all veterans on this day, Veteran’s Day, which all too few of my generation have little understanding. From the time my family emigrated to these United States we have participated in every major conflict to protect the freedoms of Americans and our allies. I served four years in the Navy but did not see any combat. I take my hat off to those who did… not only on November 11th, but every time I see an American flag. Once again, thank you all. Now, for the other reason I am writing to you all. My name is Kilian Garvey and I am interested in hearing from anyone who might have known my father, Donald J. Garvey. I don’t know much about my father’s service in Korea, but I do know it was with the 1st Cavalry, that my father was a corporal, and served as a medic with a dentist or oral surgeon, most probably in a forward unit. Someone might remember a dark haired, skinny Irish Catholic kid from Queens, New York who played basketball, golf, and was a student at Niagara University before he was drafted. My father died just a few months after I was born, but my mother did not talk about either his life or his service much. My mother passed away almost 10 years ago now, so it is too late to ask her now. I would love to hear from anyone who may have known my pop, please.

Sincerely, Kilian J. Garvey

Keywords: 1st Cavalry, Don Garvey, Medic, Dentist