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    Entry: 81933
    21ST INFANTRY REGIMENT
    21ST INFANTRY REGIMENT - KUMSONG, CHORWON
    HUGH CARPENTER wrote on February 1, 2012


    CITY AND STATE: TRACY CA

    UNIT:

    SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: FAMILY MEMBER

    Comments: My father, Hugh S. Carpenter served with the 21st Infantry Regiment K.
    Company in Korea from 1951 to 1952 in the area known as The Iron
    Triangle. My dad has no computer, so he asked me to help him. He
    recently has fallen ill and is receiving treatment at the local VA hospital.
    My dad was on Hill 364 overlooking Kumsong Province on Jan. 23,
    1952. Shortly thereafter my father was wounded in action from enemy
    shrapnel and was E-VACed to the 25th Medical Evacuation Hospital in
    Taegu Korea. I had early thought my father was sent to Japan, but this
    is not the case and an error on my part. Needless to say, my father
    never received his Purple Heart due to loss of chain of command, for
    upon returning to the front lines his previous unit was disbanded and
    he was re-assigned to the 40th Replacement Co. Division of the
    California National Guard. It would be a great thrill for my father to
    reconnect with any of the buddies he fought along side, some of their
    names are Castanga, Spero, Esposito, Dvoreck, Everly, Bano, and Lt.
    Wolfe.
    Their spelling may be incorrect, for that I apologize. Any information
    would be most greatly appreciated.


    Keywords: 21st Regiment K. Co., 40th Replacement Co. Division, California National
    Guard. Kumhwa Valley (Kimhwa), Chorwon, Kumsong Hill 364 overlooking
    Kumsong Province jan. 23, 1952
    Friends: Castanga, Spero or Spiro, Esposito, Dvoreck, Everly, Bando or
    Bano, Lt. Wolfe
    Gallagher (KIA)


     
    Entry: 81814
    21ST INFANTRY REGIMENT
    21 INF DIV 24 INF REG C COMPANY REGINALD BESAW
    ROBERT BESAW wrote on January 22, 2012


    CITY AND STATE: PERU NY

    UNIT: SON

    SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: FAMILY MEMBER

    Comments: My father Reginald Besaw was with the 21th Inf
    Division 24th Infantry Reg C Company His military
    records were destoyed in a fire of a government
    office How can I get a copy of his records or at
    least an old roster from his HQ


    Keywords: Records needed Original records destroyed in fire at
    Gov office Please help so I can give record of my
    great father being in this war


     
    Entry: 81750
    21ST INFANTRY REGIMENT
    21ST INFANTRY REGIMENT 24TH INFANTRY DIV.
    HUGH CARPENTER wrote on January 16, 2012


    CITY AND STATE:

    UNIT:

    SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: FAMILY MEMBER

    Comments: My father, Hugh S. Carpenter served in Korea in 1951 to 1952 in the
    area known as The Iron Triangle. Dad has no computer, so he asked
    me to help him. He has recently been diagnosed with terminal cancer
    and is receiving treatment a the local VA hospital. My dad was on Hill
    364 overlooking Kumsong Province on Jan. 23, 1952. Later in my
    father's tour of duty he was WIA and had to be e-vacted to a hospital in
    Japan. He never received his Purple Heart. It would be a great thrill for
    my father to reconnect with any of the buddies he fought along side,
    some of their names are Castanga, Spero, Esposito, Dvoreck, Everly.
    Their spelling may be incorrect, for that I apologize. Any information
    would be most greatly appreciated. May God bless you all!
    Hugh P. Carpenter (son)


    Keywords: Kumsong, Chorwon, Hill 364 overlooking Kumsong Province jan. 23, 1952
    Friends: Castanga, Spero, Esposito, Dvoreck, Everly


     
    Entry: 81719
    21ST INFANTRY REGIMENT
    ROBERT MCCOY
    MATTHEW HALL wrote on January 12, 2012


    CITY AND STATE: PARKER CO

    UNIT: 21ST INFANTRY REGIMENT

    SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: ARMY VETERAN

    Comments: I am looking for anyone that can help me learn what
    unit my Father-in-law was in. I have narrowed down
    his unit to 24th Infantry Division, 21st Infantry
    Regiment. I know that he was injured on 10 July
    1950. If anyone can help with the Battalion, Company
    and Platoon, I would be forever thankful. The
    soldier's name is Robert McCoy from New
    Hampshire/Vermont. The man just died and knowledge
    of this tough time would be wonderful for his
    family. Thank you for your help.
    Matthew


    Keywords: Robert McCoy

     
    Entry: 80854
    21ST INFANTRY REGIMENT
    DRIVE TO SINUJU ON THE YALU RIVER
    JAMES W. BOLT wrote on October 31, 2011


    CITY AND STATE: LAURENS SC

    UNIT: B BTRY 63D FA BN -C BTRY 52ND FA BN

    SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: ARMY VETERAN

    Comments: On 31 October 1950 2nd Battalion 21st Infantry
    Regiment just after dark pass through the British
    27th Commonwealth Brigade at Chongju [C btry in
    support] and began a drive to take Sinuju on the Yalu
    River [back to Japan by Christmas].The battalion had
    reached Kwakchon North Korea by 0200 and had
    destroyed enemy tanks being loaded on railroad flat
    cars.At 0700 hour the 1st Battalion pass through the
    2nd battalion and continued the attack.At sundown the
    column was still in contact with the enemy 4 miles
    west of Sonchan North Korea.The 52nd Field Artillery
    Battalion in direct support of the column leap-
    frogged the battery as the column advanced sign 40
    yards


    Keywords: TFS Battle at Osan - Chochiwan -Yondok First Battle
    at the Naktong Bulge- Task Force Jackson move 55
    miles to the Kigye Vally west of Pohongdong area-
    Attack across the Naktong River near Waegwan along
    the Taegu Taejon highway.


     
    Entry: 80585
    21ST INFANTRY REGIMENT
    LOOKING FOR SOLDIERS WHOM I SERVED WITH DURING KOREAN WAR, ASSIGNED TO KOREAN ARMY.
    KYU BACK NAM SR. wrote on October 4, 2011


    CITY AND STATE: ROCKVILLE MD

    UNIT: 24 INFANTRY DIVISION, 21 INFANTRY REGIMENT, K COMP

    SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: OTHER

    Comments: My name is Mr. Kyu Back Nam, and my nick name is
    Frank, however I was an interpreter for K Company, 21
    Infantry Regiment, 24 Infantry Division actually
    assigned to the Korean Army. I would like for
    soldiers assigned to K Company to reach out to me. I
    am is 85 years old, my birthday is 03/10/1926.

    Please, Korean War Projects, please contact me, so I
    can link up with my buddies from K Company. I can be
    reached at home: 240-242-4062 or my cell: 301-922-0464
    as I do not utilize e-mail.


    Keywords: My nickname was Frank, and still is Frank.
    I was an interpreter for the Korean Army, assigned to
    K Company, 21 Infantry Regiment, 24 Infantry Division.
    CPT Crawford and CPT Poller was my company commander.
    LT Ufner was the platoon leader, and a West Point
    Graduate.


     
    Entry: 80564
    21ST INFANTRY REGIMENT
    ANYBODY FROM THE 24TH INFANTRY DIVISION, 21ST INFANTRY REGIMENT, COMPANY A, 1954-1955??
    REINALDO BONETA SR. wrote on October 1, 2011


    CITY AND STATE:

    UNIT: 24TH INFANTRY DIVISION, 21ST INFANTRY REGIMENT, CO

    SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: ARMY VETERAN

    Comments:

    Keywords:

     
    Entry: 80393
    21ST INFANTRY REGIMENT
    LEON FLAKE
    APRIL RUSHING wrote on September 16, 2011


    CITY AND STATE:

    UNIT:

    SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: FAMILY MEMBER

    Comments: I actually know Leon Flake and he is still alive to
    this day! He is my Grandfather....Had a talk with
    him yesterday! I will try to help with your search
    in any way!


    Keywords:

     
    Entry: 80237
    21ST INFANTRY REGIMENT
    COMPANY
    ANGEL RIOS wrote on September 3, 2011


    CITY AND STATE: BROOKLYN NY

    UNIT: COMPANY

    SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: ARMY VETERAN

    Comments: If you were there during that time please write, it will
    be a great pleasure hearing from you.


    Keywords: I was a member of the 81 Mortar Platoon, also served with
    the Machine Gun Platoon. I was a member of company "D"
    from Jul 1950 to August 1951,  


     
    Entry: 80235
    21ST INFANTRY REGIMENT
    MEMBER OF D COMPANY 21 ST INFANTRY REGIMENT 1950IMENT
    ANGEL RIOS wrote on September 2, 2011


    CITY AND STATE: BROOKLYN NY

    UNIT: D COMPANY FIRST BN, 21 REG., 24TH DIV

    SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: ARMY VETERAN

    Comments: I am now the commander of VFW Post 4785, 9312 4th Ave.,
    Brooklyn NY 11209


    Keywords: Pohang,Taegu, Pusan Perimeter. Haegu, Yalu River,
    Pyongyan,Suwon, Taejon, six major Battles Campaigns 


     
    Entry: 79786
    21ST INFANTRY REGIMENT
    EARL CLOUSER
    BARBARA BAUMGARDNER wrote on July 28, 2011


    CITY AND STATE: NEW OXFORD PA

    UNIT:

    SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: FAMILY MEMBER

    Comments: Looking for anyone who may have known my uncle. I know very little about him, but would like to learn more. He was killed Aug. 2nd 1950. He has 2 sisters that are living and I would love to share with them any info that I am able to find about Earl.

    Keywords: Sergeant Earl Clouser was a member of the 21st Infantry Regiment, 24th Infantry Division. He was Killed in Action while fighting the enemy in South Korea on August 2, 1950. 

     
    Entry: 79696
    21ST INFANTRY REGIMENT
    PAUL J NEMETH
    PATRICIA EBY wrote on July 21, 2011


    CITY AND STATE:

    UNIT: 21ST INFANTRY DIVISION

    SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: FAMILY MEMBER

    Comments: I know this is a long shot but I am desperately trying to get information about my fathers military service during the Korean War. He passed away back in 1995 and never talked about it. I do know, from the records I tracked down that on Feb 9, 1951 he stepped on a land mine while on patrol and his leg remained blue until he died.

    All the papers confuse me since he was a Sgt but honorably discharged as a private. I just want to know what happened to him over there. I just want closure and am looking for reasons that explain his behavior.

    A BIG HEARTFELT THANK YOU to ALL WHO SERVE OUR COUNTRY!!!

    I would appreciate ANY help. Thanks


    Keywords: 8055th mash, echon, C Co 

     
    Entry: 79634
    21ST INFANTRY REGIMENT
    MEDICAL COMPANY 21ST INF REGT, 24TH INF DIV
    BOB THOMAS wrote on July 15, 2011


    CITY AND STATE:

    UNIT:

    SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: FAMILY MEMBER

    Comments: I would like to find anyone that was memeber of this unit or there families. My father was one of the medic during the engagement on 27 May 51, where ememy casualties were 300, approximately 250 wounded and 450 prisoners taken. I understand that there was 10 Medics and 3 Doctors. He passed on in May of 1995.

    Keywords: Medical Company, 21st Inf Regt, 24th Inf Div, that served on 27 May 1951  

     
    Entry: 79487
    21ST INFANTRY REGIMENT
    TASK FORCE SMITH JULY 5 1950
    JEFFREY MCILQUHAM wrote on July 1, 2011


    CITY AND STATE: KINGSTON ON

    UNIT:

    SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: INTERESTED PERSON

    Comments: To Remember those men and women who gave their lives so that we may live in peace and prosperity.
    Outnumbered and out gunned by enemy forces of North Korea they defended their position until the very end.
    We shall never forget!
    Company B 24th infantry Division United States Army


    Keywords:  

     
    Entry: 79249
    21ST INFANTRY REGIMENT
    JOHNNY JOHNSON[ SCOUT IN L, CO 21ST]
    JAMES W. BOLT wrote on June 9, 2011


    CITY AND STATE: LAURENS SC

    UNIT: B BTRY 63D FA BN ,C BTRY 52ND FA BN

    SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: ARMY VETERAN

    Comments: During his inprisonment he made a list of names that grew to 835 people. This list included 81 civlians and the list became kown as The Johnny Johnson List.Johnny died 1 June 2011 at San Marcos Texas.Burial was at 1030 hour Thursday 9 June 22011 at the Fort Sam Houston National Cemetery at San Antonio Texas. The list is now in the POW/MIA Museum in Andersonville Georgia National Historic Site.To Johnny REMBUAR sign 40 yards

    Keywords: Taps for Wayne Archer [Johnny] Johnson Tiger Death March Survivor  

     
    Entry: 78796
    21ST INFANTRY REGIMENT
    ANYONE WHO REMEMBERS ME FROM HDQTRS CO. 3D BN. 21ST INF. REG. INKOREA FROMSUMMER 51 THRU WINTER 52
    RICHARD LARSON wrote on May 1, 2011


    CITY AND STATE: BOCA RATON FL

    UNIT: HDQTRS CO. 3D BN.21ST INF. REG.

    SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: ARMY VETERAN

    Comments: Would like to make contact with anyone in said unit.
    I may remember your'name if I see it.


    Keywords: They called me Maw Larson. Closest friends were,
    Tom Page DAve Schenk Wayne Strebig Charles "Yo Yo" Henderson Bob Gatto 


     
    Entry: 78324
    21ST INFANTRY REGIMENT
    MARVIN FRYSINGER
    STACY DEMING wrote on March 25, 2011


    CITY AND STATE: BRISTOL CT

    UNIT:

    SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: FAMILY MEMBER

    Comments: Looking for anyone who may have known my dad's cousin
    Marvin Frysinger. he was killed in action July 12th 1950
    in Chochiwon, his prayer card says he was killed in
    Taejon. He was 21 years old. Any information about him or
    the battle he died in would be much appreciated.


    Keywords: Chochiwon, 21ST INFANTRY REGIMENT, 24TH INFANTRY DIVISION

     
    Entry: 78218
    21ST INFANTRY REGIMENT
    WILLIAM (BILL) SUMNER COMPANY D
    THOMAS SNOW wrote on March 17, 2011


    CITY AND STATE:

    UNIT: CO.D,1ST BATTALION 21 INFANTRY REGIMENT.

    SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: FAMILY MEMBER

    Comments: I WOULD LIKE INFORMATION ON MY UNCLE. HE WAS CAPTURED ON JULY 10TH IN 1950. WE HEARD THAT HE MADE THE MARCH NORTH AND DIED 12 DEC 1950. MY MOTHER IS HIS ONLY SURVIVING SISTER AND SHE SAID THAT NO ONE IN THE FAMILY HAS NEVER GOT ANY OFFICAL INFORMATION FROM THE ARMY AS TO WHAT HAPPENED TO HIM. SHE WOULD LIKE TO KNOW IF ANYONE REMEMBERS HIM. THANK YOU.

    Keywords: INFO ON BILL SUMNER, TAKEN PRISONER JULY 10TH 1950

     
    Entry: 77455
    21ST INFANTRY REGIMENT
    BOBBY COX
    RICHARD COX wrote on January 13, 2011


    CITY AND STATE: ALBUQUERQUE NM

    UNIT: RET

    SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: FAMILY MEMBER

    Comments: My father served with Heavy Mortar Co 21st Infantry Regt from abt 6/21 til abt 5/52 and then was sent to mainland Japan, I would like to hear from anyone who might have served with him. He passed away on 7/27/08. He never talked much abt the war. Please contact me @ (505) 294-5282 or @ (gunny-0369@hotmail.com)

    Keywords: Heavy Mortar Co 21st Infantry Regt

     
    Entry: 77057
    21ST INFANTRY REGIMENT
    LOOKING FOR DUANE JENKINS
    DWIGHT JENKINS wrote on December 6, 2010


    CITY AND STATE:

    UNIT:

    SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: ARMY VETERAN

    Comments: My uncle Duane Jenkins was in the opening battles of the Korean War with the 21st Regiment after they shipped over from Japan. He was in a Heavy Weapons Co. (mortars), won a Bronze Star for valor for going back to retrieve his mortar under fire when everyone else had been driven off. His unit was overrun and he spent several days behind the lines with other men looking to make their way back. Just looking for anyone that may have known him. He passed away a couple of years ago. Thank you.

    Keywords:

     
    Entry: 76762
    21ST INFANTRY REGIMENT
    LOOKING FOR INFORMATION
    SHANNON FORD wrote on November 14, 2010


    CITY AND STATE: MI

    UNIT:

    SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: FAMILY MEMBER

    Comments: Im trying to locate a Veteran name Joseph David who was with, Co.G-21st Inf. Regt. 24th Inf. Division, whom at one time lived in Marlette, Michigan, Who served around Aug.1950 toSept.1953. Also capt. in Korea Jan.1951- also was in camps 5,3 then 4 about march,1951 to Aug. 1951 maybe even longer, until his release in Sept.1953. If there is anyone that might know his whereabouts, famiy members or friends, would you please e-mail me, Thank You!


    --------------------------------------------------------------------------------


    Keywords:

     
    Entry: 76734
    21ST INFANTRY REGIMENT
    THE GIMLET'S TROUBADOURS K CO. BOYS
    WILLIAM GARRETT wrote on November 12, 2010


    CITY AND STATE:

    UNIT:

    SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: FAMILY MEMBER

    Comments: Hello,my uncle was a MIA in Korea on July 11 1950 near Chochiwon. Anyways I was looking through some of my mom's pictures and found a picture that had (The Gimlet's Troubadours K Co. Boys)on it. It is a picture of some guys in a band with their last names on the back. The names are Sanders,Barbra,Fine,Baily and my uncle Leon Clevenger. This is not an Army band I don't think. Does this have any meaning to anyone? I sure would like to know if any of these guys are still around.

    Thanks
    William Garrett


    Keywords: Gimlet's Troubadours K Co. Boys

     
    Entry: 75679
    21ST INFANTRY REGIMENT
    CALVIN VAN WINKLE, 2ND PLT. B COMPANY
    PATRICK MALLORY wrote on August 1, 2010


    CITY AND STATE: MARINETTE NE

    UNIT:

    SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: FAMILY MEMBER

    Comments: I am searching for any information concerning my uncle, Calvin Van Winkle. He was captured at Ossan and died in camp 2. Any information concerning his time in Korea is greatly appreciated.

    Keywords:

     
    Entry: 75268
    21ST INFANTRY REGIMENT
    MIA - LEO JOSEPH DUQUETTE
    ANDREW TEPPER wrote on June 27, 2010


    CITY AND STATE: LAMBERTVILLE MI

    UNIT: 21 INF

    SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: FAMILY MEMBER

    Comments: My Uncle has been missing since July 11, 1950 and never has been recovered. He was from Toledo, OH when he went into the army. He was the eldest of two sisters and three younger brothers. My family only knows he was stationed in Japan before he was sent to Korea. There is little information about his whereabouts. The government declared his Death on Dec. 31, 1953. The family would appreciate any information if anyone has ever met him or fought beside him. This information would help bring some closure to this family. Thank You!

    Keywords: MIA - July 11, 1950, Chochiwan, Korea

     
    Entry: 75103
    21ST INFANTRY REGIMENT
    CARL SYLVESTER SMITH, PFC, US ARMY
    CAROLYN REYNOLDS wrote on June 16, 2010


    CITY AND STATE: OH

    UNIT:

    SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: INTERESTED PERSON

    Comments: i am looking for any that might have known my husbands uncle carl sylvester smith. he was born in 1930, but lied to join the army and claimed that he was born in 1926. he was KIA aug 11, 1950. he was only 20 yrs old when he was killed. he was a member of the 21st infantry regiment, 24th infantry division. if there is anyone out there that can give us some insight to our uncles time in the korean war it would be greatly appreciated.

    Keywords: sylvester, pusan perimeter, naktong operations, 21st infantry regiment, 24th infantry division, south korea,

     
    Entry: 74804
    21ST INFANTRY REGIMENT
    LYLE H. SHAFFER - TASK FORCE SMITH
    KEENAN SHAFFER wrote on May 25, 2010


    CITY AND STATE: ALIQUIPPA PA

    UNIT:

    SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: FAMILY MEMBER

    Comments: I am looking for anyone who might have served with my father, Sgt. Lyle H. Shaffer of Aliquippa, PA (Pittsburgh), during the initial invasion of Korea by Task Force Smith in 1950.

    My father served in the first couple platoons from the 21st/24th that participated in the initial invasions. He was wounded, losing an arm and suffering severe shrapnel damage. He trained at Ft. Dix, and then was assigned to some other details before being sent to Japan, just before he was assigned to the invasion.

    Any help would be appreciated.


    Keywords: Task Force Smith, Sgt. Lyle H. Shaffer,US Army, 21st/24th

     
    Entry: 74590
    21ST INFANTRY REGIMENT
    KENNETH SHADRICK
    PATTY PRESLEY wrote on May 5, 2010


    CITY AND STATE: RED BUD IL

    UNIT:

    SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: FAMILY MEMBER

    Comments: I have been checking into the geneology and their are articles about Kenneth in Time and other magazines. just type his name in the internet. Their is also a book about his brother going to kill Present Truman. Email me if you would like.

    Keywords: Great granddaughter of Martha Shadrick, his aunt

     
    Entry: 74416
    21ST INFANTRY REGIMENT
    HELLO I WANT TO KNOW EVERYTHING ABOUT THE WAR
    JAMES MIKE wrote on April 19, 2010


    CITY AND STATE: BENIN B

    UNIT: H

    SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: FAMILY MEMBER

    Comments:

    Keywords:

     
    Entry: 74383
    21ST INFANTRY REGIMENT
    HEAVY MORTAR CO. 21ST INF REG. 1953-1955
    STEVE FORDE JR. wrote on April 17, 2010


    CITY AND STATE: WESTFORD MA

    UNIT: HEAVY MORTAR CO.

    SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: ARMY VETERAN

    Comments: I am from Massachusetts and
    I am looking to get in touch with anyone that was in Heavy Mortar Co., 21st Infantry Regiment, 24th Division from Oct. 1953 until April 1955.


    Keywords: Koge Do (Cheju Do)
    Munsan


     
    Entry: 74287
    21ST INFANTRY REGIMENT
    PFC CHARLES LEWIS MCGUIRE
    ROBERT C. BAKER wrote on April 10, 2010


    CITY AND STATE:

    UNIT:

    SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: FAMILY MEMBER

    Comments: I would like to correspond with anyone who may have knew my uncle Charles Lewis McGuire

    Keywords: PFC Charles Lewis McGuire was killed in action on 12 Jul 1950 near Chochiwon while serving with the 21st Infantry I CO, 24th Infantry Division.

     
    Entry: 73981
    21ST INFANTRY REGIMENT
    LOVE CO, 21ST REG, 24TH INF DIV
    JAMES WICHTOSKI SR. wrote on March 19, 2010


    CITY AND STATE:

    UNIT:

    SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: FAMILY MEMBER

    Comments: Does anyone remember my uncle, Howard Bogenschild...He was Killed on 11-5-50 while serving as a bazooka crewman with Co L, 21st Reg, 24th Inf Div in Korea...The remainder of his family would like to hear from anyone who knew him, or the circumstances surrounding his death...Thank You!!! JIM

    Keywords: Love Co......Nov, 5th 1950

     
    Entry: 73952
    21ST INFANTRY REGIMENT
    JOEY MELCHIORRE
    MARIA MELCHIORRE wrote on March 16, 2010


    CITY AND STATE: SACRAMENTO CA

    UNIT:

    SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: FAMILY MEMBER

    Comments: Hello,

    I am the niece of Joseph (Joey) Melchiorre. After all this time, Joey's family is still very much interested in any information about him. Joey was one of 13 children; five of who still survive. Joey was born in Utica, NY. His older brother Danny recalls that Joey had a blind dog. Any photos or remembrances would be greatly appreciated by the family.


    Keywords:

     
    Entry: 73945
    21ST INFANTRY REGIMENT
    CO G, 21ST INF REG, 24TH INF DIV - SGT ROBERT W WILLIAMS
    ALISSA WILLIAMS wrote on March 15, 2010


    CITY AND STATE: ST CHARLES MO

    UNIT: 648TH RSG

    SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: ARMY VETERAN

    Comments: Looking for proof of service in Korea so I can get my father his Korean Defense Service Medal. His DD-214 only states overseas service; no country listed.

    He boarded the USS C.G. Morton in Dec 1955 in Seattle, WA and landed in Incheon, South Korea in Feb 1956. He left South Korea 28 May 1957 on his birthday. He was on the DMZ and I know he worked in the motorpool.

    Any ship manifest, group transfer/deployment order etc would be greatly appreciated. His personnel record was destroyed in St Louis in the 1973 fire at the records center.


    Keywords:

     
    Entry: 73811
    21ST INFANTRY REGIMENT
    LOOKING FOR 24TH ID JAPAN OCCUPATION 1945-1948
    JOSEPH SPANIAL wrote on March 5, 2010


    CITY AND STATE: CONYNGHAM PA

    UNIT:

    SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: FAMILY MEMBER

    Comments:

    Keywords: Looking for anyone who served with my father in the occupation of Japan, Kyushu, 24th ID Fox Co. 1946-1947 Pfc Joseph N. Spanial (Sparrow)

     
    Entry: 73671
    21ST INFANTRY REGIMENT
    JAPAN OCCUPATION
    HENRY SCARUPA wrote on February 22, 2010


    CITY AND STATE: COLUMBIA MD

    UNIT: CO. B , 21ST INF. REGT., 24TH DIV.

    SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: ARMY VETERAN

    Comments: ANYONE OUT THERE WHO SERVED AT THE ABOVE UNIT AT CAMP WOOD DURING 1946-1947? IF SO, I'D ENJOY HEARING FROM YOU.

    Keywords: CAMP WOOD, Kumamoto, Kyushu, Japan

     
    Entry: 73009
    21ST INFANTRY REGIMENT
    COMPANY B, 21ST INFANTRY REGIMENT PERSONNEL
    DALE CAUDLE wrote on January 5, 2010


    CITY AND STATE: WILMINGTON DE

    UNIT:

    SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: FAMILY MEMBER

    Comments: My father served in the the U.S. Army from November 1952 - August 1954. During this period he was in the 45th Division, 279th Regiment, a National Guard Unit from Fort Sill, Oklahoma. Having more time left to serve my father was transferred to Company B, 21st Infantry Regiment, APO 24. During this period, Company B was in combat in Korea. My father was awarded the CIB (Combat Infantry Badge). All this being said, my father's DD-214 did not show that he was awarded this decoration. My father has asked me to find out any information that I can to try and get his record corrected. He and my mother tried through the Army's Board of Correction of Military Records, however, because of the fire in 1973, they believe that his records were part of those that were destroyed and that leaves it up to him to prove that he was there. We have a picture of him at a house in Korea with a Korean child, with the badge clearly shown on his uniform, however this did not persuade the board. My father's name is Billy Sanders Caudle. Any body that can help me with this request, it would be greatly appreciated.

    Keywords:

     
    Entry: 72994
    21ST INFANTRY REGIMENT
    PFC HERBERT LEWIS MARTIN
    CYNDI WILLIAMS wrote on January 3, 2010


    CITY AND STATE:

    UNIT:

    SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: FAMILY MEMBER

    Comments: I am trying to find out more about my dad who passed away in 1999. He served in the Korean War as did his brothers Kenneth Martin and charles martin. He was born in Ironton, OH.

    Keywords: Herbert Martin

     
    Entry: 72982
    21ST INFANTRY REGIMENT
    COL. RICHARD W. STEPHENS
    LAURENCE DUBOIS wrote on January 2, 2010


    CITY AND STATE: PACIFIC GROVE CA

    UNIT:

    SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: FAMILY MEMBER

    Comments: Hi,

    I am looking for anyone who served with my grandfather, Col. Richard W. Stephens, AKA "Big Six". He was the commander of the 21st Infantry Regiment at the beginning of the Korean War.
    He never spoke about his wartime experiences and he died when I was eleven. I would really appreciate any info or stories that anyone might have.
    My mother (Marcia) and grandmother (Bettie) were also in Kumamoto for a time. Mom had a few stories about her life there and Grandma would tell me about how terrible the War was.
    They have both passed away as well, and now I find myself wanting to know more about my grandfather's military service.

    Thank you,

    Laurence DuBois


    Keywords: Big Six, Camp Wood, Kumamoto, Osan, Chonui, Chochiwon, Taejon, Kum River, P'ohang-dong, Taegu

     
    Entry: 72155
    21ST INFANTRY REGIMENT
    LOOKING FOR
    ROBBIE BRYANT wrote on October 31, 2009


    CITY AND STATE: ERSKINE MN

    UNIT:

    SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: NAVY VETERAN

    Comments: Looking for any one who knew James E, "Jim) Johnstone, from Mineapolis, MN. He went to Fort Riley, KS, for basic, then Korea as a radio operator, died 1985, he wouldn't talk to family about being there. If you served with him or knew him please help his family to know more about him.

    Keywords: Radio Operator

     
    Entry: 71774
    21ST INFANTRY REGIMENT
    SEARCHING FOR SAM HIGGINS FROM KANSAS IN THE 21ST REG, 24TH INFANTRY, CAMP WOOD, LOVE CO.KOREA
    ELLEN CLARK wrote on September 27, 2009


    CITY AND STATE: SANTA BARBARA CA

    UNIT:

    SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: OTHER

    Comments: I am searching for Sam Higgins originally from Kansas. He was stationed at Camp Wood in Kumamoto, Japan in 1949, and served in Korea in the Love Company. 21st Regiment, 24th Infantry.

    Keywords: Camp Wood, Kumamoto, Korea

     
    Entry: 71728
    21ST INFANTRY REGIMENT
    LOOKING FOR ANYONE FROM GEORGE COMPANY
    GERALD W. (JERRY) GUINN SR. wrote on September 23, 2009


    CITY AND STATE:

    UNIT: GEORGR COMPANY 21ST REGT

    SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: ARMY VETERAN

    Comments:

    Keywords: Anyone from George Company please contact me today (09-22-09)

     
    Entry: 70494
    21ST INFANTRY REGIMENT
    CO D 21ST INF REGT APO 24 WHO SERVED WITH MY DAD
    JOHNIE BORGESON wrote on June 8, 2009


    CITY AND STATE: MARBLE FALLS TX

    UNIT: CO D 21ST INF REGT APO 24

    SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: ARMY VETERAN

    Comments: I am looking for any one who can tell me if they served with my dad John Clampitt. I am also wanting to know if any one knows if their family members that served in Korean War have health problems..Cancer etc.

    Keywords:

     
    Entry: 70275
    21ST INFANTRY REGIMENT
    PFC DONOVAN E CARTER KIA 6/12/1950
    NANCY JANE (CARTER) LOUIS wrote on May 24, 2009


    CITY AND STATE: MELBOURNE FL

    UNIT:

    SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: FAMILY MEMBER

    Comments: My brother Don changed his birth certificate to 1930 (he was born 2/28/1932) so he could join the army.
    Unfortunately, he was killed months after his 18th birthday, June 12th, 1950. He did not die in vain.......he's in the arms of Jesus. Amen


    Keywords:

     
    Entry: 70274
    21ST INFANTRY REGIMENT
    WILLIAM SCHELLENGER
    HARVEY SCHELLENGER wrote on May 24, 2009


    CITY AND STATE:

    UNIT:

    SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: FAMILY MEMBER

    Comments: Gimlet4ever requested pictures of William Schellenger. Bill was my
    father's only brother. I have a copy of Bill in uniform that is of reasonably
    good quality. I'm looking for the original. I also have one of Bill and his
    young son. I can email a scan.


    Keywords:

     
    Entry: 70202
    21ST INFANTRY REGIMENT
    LOOKING FOR INFO ON MY FATHER - THEODORE
    NICHOLAS SLOAN wrote on May 17, 2009


    CITY AND STATE: COLORADO SPRINGS CO

    UNIT:

    SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: FAMILY MEMBER

    Comments: I am looking for any information on my father, Theodore "Ted" Sloan. According to some papers I found after he passed away, he was in the 21st Infantry, Company L. I found an fascinating account of a battle at Hill 296, which he called "Sleeping Bag Hill." Apparently, it was called that because at the onset of the battle, sleeping bags were left all over the hill and by the end they were ripped to shreds, and feathers were everywhere. Referenced in my father's papers were a "Col. Stephens, Joe Griffith, Freddie Pickens (KIA), Hugh Brown, Col. "Mac" McConnel."

    I would be happy to provide the papers to any interested or related persons.


    Keywords: Hill 296, Co. L, 21st Infantry, Sleeping Bag Hill

     
    Entry: 70001
    21ST INFANTRY REGIMENT
    ROYAL SUSSEX REGT IN KOREA
    MICHAEL (MICK) WARD SR. wrote on April 28, 2009


    CITY AND STATE: BORONIA HEIGHTS QL

    UNIT: 1ST BN ROYAL SUSSEX REGT

    SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: ARMY VETERAN

    Comments: I was in Korea 55 to 58 in the Royal Sussex regt att to the 21st Gimlets under L/T CN SLEEMAN AND THEN L/T CN GLENEE SPENT A LOT OF TIME UP ON THE 38TH PARRELAL
    JUST WONDERD IF THERE ARE ANY OF US LEFT AS I HAVE NOT SEEN OR HERD FROM ANYONE SINCE GETTING DEMOBED IN 59


    Keywords:

     
    Entry: 69984
    21ST INFANTRY REGIMENT
    LOOKING FOR INFO ON MY UNCLE EARL CLOUSER
    BARBARA BAUMGARDNER wrote on April 25, 2009


    CITY AND STATE:

    UNIT:

    SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: FAMILY MEMBER

    Comments:

    Keywords: SGT EARL S CLOUSER
    21st Infantry Regiment
    24th Infantry Division
    Army
    Hostile, Died (KIA)
    Date Of Loss: August 2, 1950
    Service Number: RA33770715
    ADAMS COUNTY, PA
    Year of Birth: 1927


     
    Entry: 69030
    21ST INFANTRY REGIMENT
    CORPORAL LEON FLAKE, CO K, 21ST REG,24TH DIV
    DONALD BARNHART JR. wrote on February 8, 2009


    CITY AND STATE:

    UNIT:

    SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: FRIEND OF VETERAN

    Comments: I am doing research on Corporal Leon Flake who was wounded in both legs on Sept 2, 1950 during Company K's assault on Hill 99. I am interested in any recollections of the assault on Hill 99 and anyone who might have known Corporal Flake. He was especially interested in finding out the name of an African American officer who commanded medical personel at the field hospital where Co K wounded were taken. Many of the wounded spent the evening in a stream, thus avoiding death by the North Koreans who usually dispatched the wounded if they captured them. Corporal Flake was pulled out of the stream and rescued before being carried to the hospital. Did South Koreans assist in carrying off the wounded? I would love to communicate with any veterans or their relatives who were on Hill 99.

    Don Barnhart


    Keywords:

     
    Entry: 68995
    21ST INFANTRY REGIMENT
    TIGER POW
    CHARLES SANDERS wrote on February 6, 2009


    CITY AND STATE: MONTGOMERY IN

    UNIT:

    SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: FAMILY MEMBER

    Comments: I am searching for any information regarding my late uncle Paul R. Sanders, Love Company, Captured 12 July 50. FYI, Life Magazine featured him and my grandparents in their 11 September 50 issue. If any one knew him or has information, please contact me. He was a good guy!
    God bless you all!
    Charles Sanders
    Indiana


    Keywords:

     
    Entry: 68723
    21ST INFANTRY REGIMENT
    ANY ONE KNOW HORACE ROARK (MOOSE)
    MELVIN G. CORNWELL wrote on January 18, 2009


    CITY AND STATE: MURRAY UT

    UNIT: B CO 21ST REG. 24TH DIV.

    SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: ARMY VETERAN

    Comments:

    Keywords: JULY 1950-sEPT. 1951 tAJON-KUM rIVER tAGUE AND OTHERS
    pUSON pRIM.


     
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