4TH MISSLE COM

Comments: SERVED 1970-1972 226 COM CENTER SGT

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4TH MISSLE COM MP DET

Comments: FRIENDS WITH BOB HANNA LT BOYCE WAS CO HIS WIFE WAS ON BASE REMEMBER THE DIRTY DOZEN

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226 Signal Co. 1966-1967

Comments: I was assigned to the 226th Signal Company, 4th US Army Missile Command, ChunChon, Korea in from 11/66 until 5/67 in the Comm Center -- MOS was 72B. I would Love to hear from anyone who remembers me.

Keywords: Camp Page, Chun Chon, 226 Signal Co., 1966-1967, "66-'67, 72B, Communications Center

226th deploy to Korea TO

Comments: I am Raymond Younger historian for the 313th ASA BN, now the 313th MI BN Ft Bragg NC. I am collecting information on units deployed before and during the Korean conflict. I am particularly interested in ASA unit training, deployment, actions, and contributions made previous to and during the war. Any experiences and incite would be of great help and importance. Could I bother some of you with questions?

QSL IMI IMI Thankyou for your attention Ray

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226 Signal Company

Comments: would like to hear from anyone there at that time

Keywords: I was in 226 Signal Company from Jan 1971 to Jan 1972

Looking For

Comments: Searching for anyone serving with the 226th Sig. Ser. co.that might have been with the co. in Korea when Wilber J whitemouse was killed. He was company driver the last time I saw him . Please respond to my e-mail elevans@ktc.com Edward Evans Junction Tx.

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Comments: Dates of service Nov 1970- June 1971

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226 Signal 4th Missile Command MP Detachment

Comments: Originally was assigned to 226th Photo Lab at Camp Page, Korea. Was re-assigned to 4th Missile Command MP Detachment (photo investigator). Looking for Randy (Barky) Beuringer from Florida, Sgt Whorton, Captain Martin Miller, Betterndorf, Iowa, SP/4 Ed Peipenbrink, Chocago area. SFC Rubin Garcia (4th USAMC rifle team instructor)

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127th Signal , Camp Casey, Korea.... 1956 to 1958

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Korea Defense Medal

Comments: Please men, out there is an Organization fighting for us to receive some recognition for the time we spent in the land of the sliding doors. I never thought anyone but me every worried about things like this, the more I get involved, I realize we, being human want to be recognized for the work we done in Korea. I have never figured out till this day, why the War in Korea was named the forgotten war. Every thing in my life time was about another war or conflict, nothing about the fine job we done defending out freedon on the DMZ in Korea. Everyone in the Military deserves to be recognized for the work or job he has done or received. I wonder many times about the fine job that was done by the Military in Korea, and it still going on. all the tings we had to do, and many of us were in units that never received any thing, I have no reason why, we the 4th Missile Command had the biggest Bullet, even had nuclear capabilities for our Missile, and we had the Infantry, Engineers, Hqs Co., MP,s Signal, Aircraft, but you know through the years, we were not even known about. I finally read stories about Camp Page, Korea and how it came to receive its name, and various other camps through Korea. You know I have finally have come to the conclusion that a 17 year boy, out of High School, did not know anything anyway. My Daddy taught me finish High school, join the Army, and be proud to do so. That's exactly what I done, and I am sure there are thousands of Veterans did the same thing. I did just exactly what I was supposed to do, and now I am looking for a Medal after 40 odd years. If I would have had a Computer, I would have been raising the Dickins a long time ago. Any way I have got sidetracked a little, I GUESS THAT WE STILL HAVE A CHANCE BEFORE MORE OF US DIES, TO GET SOME RECOGNITION. JOIN THE KOREAN DEFENSE VETERANS ALLIANCE AND LETS FIGHT ONE MORE TIME. ANYWAY I CAN HELP YOU GET STARTED GIVE ME RING AT (304)474-3640. WE ALL NEED TO GET GOING, THERE HAS BEEN MEN WORKING LONG AND HARD FOR ALL OF US, YES AND I BELIEVE WE ALL CARE ABOUT THIS. Thanks for lending me your eyes. Try to make it to Church Sunday, and lets all pray for out Soldiers on land, air, or water.

Sammy W. Snyder-U.S. Army Korea Defense Veteran, Rt. 1 Box 137 B Rockport, West Virginia.

Keywords: 4th. Missile Command

correcting e-mail address

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226 TH SIGNAL SVC. CO.

Comments: I WAS WITH THE 226TH SIG. SVC. CO. AT FORT MONMOUTH AND IN 1948 WENT WITH THEM TO CAMP GORDON, GA. AS I RECALL THERE WAS ONLY ABOUT I PLATOON OF PEOPLE AT GRODON AT THAT TIME, WE WENT DOWN TO OPEN UP COMMUNICATIONS ON THE BASE AND GET IT READY FOR RE-OPENING.I WORKED IN THE COMM. CENTER AT GORDON UNTIL I WENT BACK TO MONMOUTH ON TDY FOR ANOTHER SCHOOL. I WAS THERE WHEN KOREA HAPPENED,AND WAS GIVEN ANOTHER TRUMAN YEAR. WHEN THE 226TH WAS SENT TO KOREA I WAS TRANSFERRED OUT AND PUT IN HEADQUARTERS CO AT FORT MONMOUTH. I SPENT THE REST OF MY TIME IN SERVICE AT MONMOUTH. I HAD MANY GOOD FRIENDS IN THE 226, NAMELY RECIL B. THRASH, T/SGT VERN JARVIS, S/SGT RICHARD BREWER, WILBUR WHITEMOUSE. THERE WAS MANY OTHERS BUT THE YEARS HAVE DIMMED THEIR NAMES

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226th Signal Co.

Comments: I was stationed at Camp Page, Chunchon City, South Korea with the 226th Signal Co. VHF Section from November 1966 to November 1969. I was from Illinois then, but live in Texas now. I don't remember many names now, but maybe some will come back to me. Anyone who sees this that wants to chat, write me if you want. We still had the quanset huts and honest johns then. Rich Combs (tinman05@hotmail.com)

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4th Missile Command

Comments: Hello out there, I would have thought by now that having already put one entry into the system about the 226th, I would have made some contact. I musta not been too popular with the men. or maybe their all dead, or maybe they have better things to do than set around trying to communiciate with other folks that they have not seen in 45 years. Well one thing for sure the time I spent in Korea with some of the best men I ever knew is worth the wait. If any of you are out there give me a shot. I Was with the 226th Signal at Chunchon during 62 and 63. I worked with a fellow I believe his name was thourton, one of the best Radio Repairman I ever knew. Our CO. was Capt. Wilcox and our Top Sgt. was Gibson. Our post commander was Colonel Metcalf. He gave me a day pass for making Colonels Orderly for being the sharpest Soldier on Guard duty. We lived in those trucks backwards and forwards to the DMZ, doing the best we could establishing Communiciations for our Camp Page, Seoul, and the United Nations Command. Left Korea after 14 Months even without a National Defense Medal, which I never was awarded. I applied about 3 months ago, another thing I feel that is not so great about things, I drove the whole time I was in the Army and even drove a General a couple of times, and was not even awarded the Drivers Badge. I got back to the states and went to Ft. Hood, where I worked on Radios, Teletypes, Roadgraders, Tanks M-48's and VTR's M-88's I was with the 1st A.D. 123 Maint Battalion, all that driving even went and live on the Desert with the Army, between Needles and Cadiz, worked on everything out there, even drove a 5 ton Tractor out there at 40 miles an hour., still no drivers badge. O.K enough of that, sorry for bending your ears, or would it be your eyes, but you Veterans are the only ones that understand this type of thing, that little piece of tin, really meant something to me, if they would put it on my DD-214, I'd buy it myself. Please Comrades lets all pray for the Brave men in Afghan. Merry Christmas to you folks, and don't forget a little Cake for Jesus. Sam W. Snyder sampam@wirefire.com

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4th Missile Command

Comments: I was the only TT Repairman at Camp Page, and we mostly stayed in the field near or at the DMZ. I done everything but fix TT's. I was there in 62 and 63 for 14 months. We supported the 4th missle command in every way including signals. Its good to see the name every once in a while. Any you men, want to chew the fat about the old days on the DMZ, I have my share of stories also. I am now 57, and boy, did I get old fast. Have your PSA checked, I just had my Prostate removed. Remember the Honest John, now a relic. May God Bless us all. I will never forget. Sam Snyder

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FRIENDS OF FORD HENSLEY

Comments: LOOKING FOR ANYONE THAT KNEW MY BROTHER IN KOREA. HE WAS KILLED JULY, 1954 IN KOREA.

Keywords: 226 SIGNAL SERVICE CO IN KOREA 1953-1954

226th Signal Service Company

Comments: Served in Korea from 1950-1951. I have contact with Edward Evans in Texas and Charles Paugh in Virginia. I would love to here from anyone who is still out there.

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226th Signal Service company

Comments: I served with the 226th 1948=1950 in New Jersey and Georgia,had many friends with the unit in Korea,and would love to hear from any or all. James Cook The cook from Texas can't remember his name from La Grange Tx. Wilber J whitemouse Capt. Bumgardener or anyone else. Have contact with James Ledbetter of Calif. Any help greatly appreicated

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Looking for people i served with

Comments: We were at the Scotch Advance switch in the Yung Dung Po city hall and at the Scotch Main switch at Tague and stationed with the 772 MP (train guards) while at the Tiejon switch. I'm looking at the 1952 Christmas Menu with the name Major Edwin D Boner, comanding on it.

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229TH SIGNAL OPS CO 10TH CORPS

Comments: I am interested in obtaining information on my father's unit in Korea. He was a Reserve soldier called up in 1950 and assigned to the 229th Signal Operations company of the 10th Corps. As a combat signalman he served with many combat units during his tour there and remembers the retreat the perimeter and the chinese intervention. I would like to obtain a unit history or any information on his unit during his tour from 1950 - 1951. I obtained his records and had heard his unit had a book published somewhere. I assume by the Signal school. I noted that during this time there were at least four champaigns fought there. He has many interesting stories. Thank you for your time. Scott Wallace MAJ(Ret)

Keywords: Pusan perimeter, Chip yong nee Inchon

Eighth Army Photo

Comments: Eighth Army Photo worked out of the Eighth Army compound in Seoul, Korea. Commanded by Major Elwood Neener, all the enlisted personnel were assigned to the 226 SigServCo. Would appreciate any information on the whereabouts of any of those individuals assigned to this unit during 1952.

Keywords: 8th Army Photo,Major Elwood Neener, commanding.

Comments: My former e-mail address: donc@pcom.net

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