226th VHF 1960-62

Comments: Coates, Carr, Bowers, Logan, Rush, Caggegi, Casilias, Percel, Corson, Weber . . "is there anybody . . out there?"

Keywords: Ship? Went home on the mann after a 28 day delay while a repair was made to a cracked hullplate. Ran into a typhoon off the coast of Japan coming back up from the Philippines . . remember?

Aircraft? How about that airlift to Kimpo for the test firing . . remember?

Kennedy's overseas tour extension, the R.O.K. army took over the government . . remember?

still looking for ya

Comments: where r yall guys i ll continue to try and locate somebody who was there with me oscar williams harvey illinois ,ken armstrong (green pea)francis nicoletti,sgt white,

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226 SIGNAL VHF SECTION 70-71

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Hello, Out there.

Comments: I was in the wire section.I am looking for some of the guys. Dan Abrego,Larry Evans,James Cook,Earl Bratby,Ben Malone,Antonio Blas,Robert Baird and Charles Roberts. O,B.Daddy Blankenship I think that you are on this.membership call me. PFC Lee M.H,PFC Kang,W.J,and PFC,Boo,M.H. Melvin Boyers

Keywords: Looking for any one that was at Camp Page or The 226 Sig. Co. 72 to 73.

226 sig co vhf sec.70-71

Comments: let s hear from u some of us guys gotta be alive i know that i m not the only 1

Keywords: shylark club wanna hear form choi gu neio

226 sig co vhf sec.70-71

Comments: let s hear from u some of us guys gotta be alive i know that i m not the only 1

Keywords: shylark club

Early assignment at Camp Page 1958

Comments: I went from Japan (Yokohama) to Korea (Inchon) aboard the USS General Mitchell on January 23, 1958. Billeted at Poop Young Nee until Camp Page was finished. We wore the 1st ROK Army patch on one sleeve and the 8th Army patch on the other. I started the special services office there and brought 6 bowling alleys up to Chunchon from Seoul on an Honest John flat-bed trailer. I also started other sports groups/activities at Camp Page. I did the MARS phone patches from Page to Tokyo early on. If anyone can remember any of this, please get in touch.

Keywords: Chuck. Worked with Capt. Kreiger and others.

226sig co

Comments: looking for any one who served with the 226 th sig co after they moved to camp carrol and if any one knows if they are still there they have been in korea for a long time also what patch are they wearing now thanks hope to hear from you soon i was at camp page in 64 65 raido sec pete

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226 service co tegau 1955

Comments: would like to hear from buddies

Keywords: 226 teague 51 signal batt dog co

Looking for 226 Signal/Taegu 1953-1954

Comments: Looking for buddies: Tom Gordon, Springfield, Mas. Eddie MacBride, Baltimore. Springer, Minot ND Still stay in touch with Tom Accettura in Portland,OR. See him frequently and talk on phone all the time. In touch with Frank Fernandez in Florida. Great times at EM club free nights. Freezing cold guard duty. HUT 234 was the best. All night whist games. Talk about old movies. Taking the deuce and half to work at K-COM-Z communication center. Geronimo from New Jersey.

Keywords: Friends: Tom Gordon, Springfield, Mas Eddie MacBride, Baltimore. Frank Fernandes, Florida. My nickname was "Willie" The EM club. Downtown Taegu Anyone in "HUT 234" Best hut in unit. Work at K-COM-Z communication center.

Camp Page base contamination!

Comments: Just wanted to update my email address (korea66_67@yahoo.com)and ask if anyone has heard anymore about base contaminations and AO sprayed before 1968. Also wanted to know locations of our radio sites "No Name, Nameless & Kathy". I can't remember how we got there, but I do remember the East coast & Sok Cho.

Rich

Keywords: 226th Signal Camp Page 4th Missile Command

Serving in the 226th between 11-50 & 4-52

Comments: It would be great if I could find some members of the 226th that are still alive and talk about the good and bad times we had. I lost touch with so many over the years and would like to reconnect with them.

Keywords: Camp Walker; Wonju; And others places we were stationed at but cannot remember their names anymore.

Patches

Comments: I was at Camp Page from 1966 - 1967 226th signal Bat. I'm looking for both patches we had to wear 1st rok Army and 4th us Missile.

Thanks Bill

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US Army Missile Comand Patches

Comments: I found some subdued US Army Missile Command Patches they dont have the tab. But its a start. I found them through THE SUPPLY SERGEANT 845 BRENKMAN DRIVE PEKIN IL 61554 URL: http://www.militaryclothing.com

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New Email Address James Ledbetter

Comments: Updating email address........... dkblove@sbcglobal.net

Would love to hear from you all! Jim

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226th Signal Company

Comments: looking for any vets who were with the 226th sig co during the korean war would like to know where you were and what battles you were in also any towns that were near and the units you were attachted to i am trying to get the history of the 226th sig co during the korean war as i served with the 226th sig co in 1964 at camp page chunchon korea please help me with any information you have thank you very much ghost

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Looking for Capt. Peter N. Patellis

Comments: I am looking for info (good or bad) on my father who I haven't seen since 1969. If he or anyone that knew him would like to contact me,that would be awesome. He has a 7 year old grandson who loves building and reading about anything that deals with the military. Thank You. Athena

Keywords: 1965-66; Camp Page : Captain Peter Patellis was also stationed in Germany (1960-1964) & at Fort Momouth during the late 1960's

looking for

Comments: i drove a supply truck from camp page to seoul for supply's would love to talk to anyone who was over there at the time i had a real good friend that died over there.

Keywords: looking for anyone who was in korea in 72 to 73

Camp Page

Comments: I was in Korea in 64-65. Was in Camp Page 226 signal co. We use to go out in the boonies to a place called Chiporie (not sure of the spelling), but we went past camp casey the 7th inf div. was there at the time we crossed the 38th parallel on the way to where we set up our radio truck. If anyone out there knows where its at or around would like to hear from you. I cant find Chiporie on my map or Korea. There was a dinky village down the road from us. The south korean army was on manuvers in oct 64 around us. Thanks Ghost

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Email update

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Keywords: This is just to update my email address. Hope to hear from some old friends soon.

Looking for Korean 1964-1965 Buddies

Comments: I served with the 226 signal co from feb. 1964 to feb 65 would like to hear from anybody who was there and anybody was there after i left. Also would like to know if i can get a hold of the unit crest pins that go on the dress uniform, also i found a patch of the fourth missile comand at a gun show, so there are still some out there. Thanks hope to hear from you soon, I have to go climb mt useless now.

Keywords: 226 signal co camp page korea

Korean Vet DD214

Comments: A friend of mine is having problems with a Vets Organization verifying his having been in Korea. On his dd214 where its supposed to say where his foreign service was it says APO 8 EUSA. Is there a way to verify that that means he was in Korea?

Thanks so much

Keywords: 226th Sig Co

Looking For Information

Comments: I'm trying to figure out what our dad did and what unit he was in with the Army in Korea in 1954-55. He never told us his battaltion/company/regiment, and we have no documentation. I know one of his service ribbons is the U.N. service ribbon. Anyone who might be familiar with Signal Corps graduate from Camp Gordon, GA. in 1954-55, or units assigned in-country those years, please contact me. I know that he was usually in a radio shack and rather isolated and handled primarily coded transmissions. But we simply have NO records indicating a unit, battalion, company, or anything else.

Thank You,

David Sauls

Keywords: Signal Corps, U.S. Army, 1954-55

1962

Comments: Strolling back to “62” The following I remember.

Those who got higher all lived in ”Wire” Unless it was on Mt. Useless .

Alert areas in fields of snow Mountain roads with only one way to go.

The smell of ”Kimpshi” in the air Was only second to the honey buckets there.

Those names remembered are, Captain Wilcox, Larry Fultz, Sgt Britt, Sgt Faust, Dave Frisch, Ron Chandler, George Platz, Sgt Averett, Big Jon Bartick, Lt. Plourde, Bob Young, George Erdman, Jon Baird, Parsons, Sgt Joe Ferris and one tough First 1st Sgt, who’s name escapes me. I also have good memories of the KATUSA’s who served with us. That is all.

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