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Entry: 75682 252ND TRANSPORTATION TRUCK CO	252ND PHOTOS
DAVID YIELDING wrote on August 2, 2010 City and State: Unit: Service or Relationship: FAMILY MEMBER Comments: I have photos of 252nd. Photos are of my dad, Bruce along with Sonny James and a few other guys whom I do not know. Some may be of you or your family members. Keywords:

Entry: 68926 252ND TRANSPORTATION TRUCK CO	252 TRANSPORTATION TRUCK COMPANY
ANTHONY RESINA wrote on February 1, 2009 City and State: BRONX NY NY Unit: Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: First got to Chun Chon in 1951. Trucks were old 6by6. Wooden steering wheel no doors no heater standard shift. Got to shift gears without depressing clutch pedal. Some trucks got a large heater sitting on left fender sucking gas out of the carburator. Had to clean carburator air filter that had oil in it after every run. Used raw gasoline to do the cleaning in cold temperatures. Carried everything from ROK troops to bread rice and vegetables. Also carried heavy cannon shells which were thrown on the bed of the truck and rolled all over the bed of the truck. I always thought one of them would explode. New trucks came in. Beautiful heated fully automatic. I was in heaven. Earned the Motor Vehicle Badge. Left Korea soon after the hostilites were over. Bumped into company cook in mid town NY by surprise. Thank a Veteran Keywords: Defile [ One lane traffic up Mountain]55 Batallion 252 transportation truck company.

Entry: 68691 252ND TRANSPORTATION TRUCK CO	252 TRANS. TRUCK CO. KOREA 1952
MITCHEL VALLEY wrote on January 15, 2009 City and State: Unit: Service or Relationship: FAMILY MEMBER Comments: I found this website and was wondering if anyone served with my grandfather David Gregory. he arrived in Korea in 1952. Keywords:

Entry: 53115 252ND TRANSPORTATION TRUCK CO	252ND TRANS.CO
JOE CAMPANELLA wrote on September 12, 2005 City and State: Unit: Service or Relationship: OTHER Comments: I got confused. The guy with the hat turned to the side was Swisher Keywords:

Entry: 53111 252ND TRANSPORTATION TRUCK CO	BETWEEN THE 2 BRIDGES IN CHUNCHON
JOE CAMPANELLA wrote on September 12, 2005 City and State: Unit: 252ND TRANS CO Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: I wish I would have known about this sooner.Its nice to hear about you guys. I remember Bailey,and Butcher[he was the first guy I ever saw who wore his hat sideways and also the best"double clutcher in the outfit.Have to get back and look for some other familiar names. By the way anybody know what happened to a guy from Iowa named Kettleson? Keywords: personal friends at the time ....tony resina,bill traynor

Entry: 48206 252ND TRANSPORTATION TRUCK CO
CARROLL BAILEY wrote on January 17, 2005 City and State: PA Unit: 252 TRANSPORTATION TRUCK COMPANY Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN - KOREA Comments: I was the night mechanic over there when we were camped under the Chunchon bridge. Keywords: Ike

Entry: 47891 252ND TRANSPORTATION TRUCK CO	252 TRANSPORTATION TRK CO
HARRY LONDRY wrote on January 3, 2005 City and State: Unit: Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN - KOREA Comments: WOULD LIKE TO HEAR FROM ANNYONE WHO SERVED WITH ME AT CHUNCHON KOREA AT THIS TIME, 1952-1953- THE OLD [KY] RAMBLER,ON THE DOOR OF MY TRK,,,HL Keywords: J BUTCHER-CHICAGO, CARL KLARBER-OHIO REESE TASKER DEER,PARK,MD

Entry: 37373 252ND TRANSPORTATION TRUCK CO
JOHN NASSAR SR. wrote on October 5, 2003 City and State: LAS VEGAS NV Unit: Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN - KOREA Comments: i would like to see names of people who were in my unit. info on my medals, any paperwork on me thank you Keywords: i was in 252 trucking trans. unit in army 1950-1953

Entry: 8302 252ND TRANSPORTATION TRUCK CO	252ND TRANSPORTATION TRUCK COMPANY
DAVID YIELDING wrote on April 28, 2000 City and State: KILLEN AL Unit: 252ND TRANSPORTATION TRUCK COMPANY Service or Relationship: FAMILY MEMBER Comments: Im looking for anyone who may have info or knows where on the internet I can find info on this unit. My father, Robert B Yielding served with them in Korea. He was part of a National Guard unit from Marion Co. Alabama. He arrived in Korea 25-12-50. He was injuried in april of '51 spending 10 months in hospitals. Keywords:

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