Carl Pesch

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1951 Wolfhound Raider

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Keywords: Captain Williams is my father-in-law. We call him Rusty. He is from Caldwell Texas. He was injured on Hill 400 Kumwha Valley on Nov.4, 1951. He served under Col. David Hackworth. He is an awesome man and I would like to hear from his buddies and pass the info to him.

Wolfhound

Comments: I'm looking for anyone who may remember my dad. He was a medic in the army-27th infantry regiment-Wolfhounds. his name is Alberto L Hernandez. & I know he would love to hear from fellow Wolfhounds. Please feel free to email me. Thank you Tina A Hernandez

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Want a Jeep Picture

Comments: My Father's First cousin Calvin Powers was an Army Chaplain in Korea. I am currently a Medical Command Chaplain. I have a 1952 M38 1/4 ton that I'd like to paint original numbers on for a chaplain's or medical service jeep. I'm having a difficult time getting in touch with My father's cousin's daughter. I was the 4-87 IN BN "Catamounts"chaplain from 1992 to 1995. They didn't go to Korea with the division. 1-27 and 4-27 "Wolf Hounds" were in the same brigade. Anyone out there have a photo or story of a M38 Jeep I can display at MVPA parades? God Bless you All and Thanks CH Rob

Keywords: Medical Service, Chaplain, Jeep

Hill 400

Comments: I would like to know if there are any members of that action, that remember the Indian and the Cowboy( Al Hearn)

Kevin Hearn

Keywords: Colonel Hackworth and the WOLFHOUND RAIDERS Hill 400 Operation The Indian from Arizona and the Cowboy from Oklahoma

SGT James David Williams

Comments: First of all, it would be a great help if I could find someone who remembers my Dad. Dad never talked much about the war. I think he said something once about "executed soldiers" and then clammed up. I have an article from the "Charlotte Observer" from when he was MIA during the evacuation of hungnam. Would like to know where I could find info on medals, citations, and history of the 27th and particularly Company K. Please help.

Thank You, Bill Williams

Keywords: MIA Hungman Beach Evacuation Co K 27th Inf Regt

finding information about my Dad

Comments: My name is, Shelley Roe, and I'm trying to gather infomation about my father, Robert Dwaine Maki. My father died on August 7th, 2000. He was a terrific man. Speaking of the War was not something he did. Since his death, men that have known him in this town , have spoke of medals, and or, decorations that he received. I've since pursued this information, and will receive his awards between August and September of 2008. I want to have his Flag, and all decorations framed and displayed properly. This precess has now lead me here. Did anyone out there know, or serve with my dad, Robert Dwaine Maki? Any and all iformation would be greatly appreciated.

Sincerely, Shelley Roe Daughter of Robert D. Maki

Keywords: co K 27th inf regt apo 25 Service #:RA 17 285 025 PVT-1

PFC Allan R. Bain

Comments: I'm hoping that someone can help me find information regarding my uncle, PFC Allan R. Bain. If anyone knew him, served with him, or knows the circumstances of his death, I would appreciate any information you can offer. I believe he served in the Signal Corps. Perhaps if someone knows with what squad he served, it may help me narrow my search. Anything offered that can point me in the right direction will be appreciated, by me, and the rest of my family. Thank you, Roy D. Bain, Jr.

Keywords: 27th Infantry Regiment, KIA 16 Sept. 1950

Served with Turkish Brigade HQ CO

Comments: Looking for veterans from 1952-53 who served in the Counter Fire Platoon.

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John Vitek

Comments: I'm trying to find anyone who knew my grandfather SGT John R. Vitek, he was a radio operator in B co 27th INF RGT, 25th ID. He was wounded in the right ankle during the retreat from the YALU River. He treated his own injury and did not go to the aid station because it was full and did not get a medics help because they were busy. I'm trying to get him awarded the Purple Heart medal but we need a deposition from somebody who knew him and who has/saw/remembers him being wounded. We have a picture of him on R&R in Japan in 1951 wearing the PH ribbon, he was sent to Camp Carsons Hospital and medicaly discharged. We think that some of his paperwork didn't catch up.

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Do you know Sgt David Balentine

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Do you know Sgt David Balentine

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Do you know Sgt David Balentine

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Do you know Sgt David Balentine

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Do you know Sgt David Balentine

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32 Infantry Regiment

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Keywords: Stanley Sikora

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27th Inf. Reg.

Comments: I'm closest living relative (first cousin) don't know any details of his army career or about his death. anyone knowing anything may call me collect at 812-265-1808

Keywords: Looking for anyone knowing anything about Bobby Schirmer, served in 27th Inf. Reg. KIA march 8, 1951 Don't know Company or Battalion

Anyone remember Joseph Ebarb from Louisiana?

Comments: Looking for anyone that knew Joseph Donald Ebarb from Louisiana. He was killed Aug 3, 1950, while fighting in South Korea. His MOS was light weapons infantryman. He wrote in a letter home that he was a 50 caliber machine-gun-man. Would love to hear anything at all from someone who knew him. He was my nephew. George

Keywords: 25th Infantry Division (KIA)

December 1951

Comments: December 28-29, 1951, Inchon Korea. My ship, the LST 887, off loaded troops & vehicles and loaded 215 men from the 27th Div. The WOLFHOUNDS! These guys had been in battle for many months and I could see in their eyes that they were more than ready to pull out. We trasported them to Koji Do, an island off Pusan, which is the site of a prisoner of war camp. Side note: I have a photo of me next to a jeep that has a skull attached to its hood. Perhaps someone will remember. Thanks to all you brave guys who served there from an old Navy Vet.

Keywords: Inchon, Korea LST 887

Co H, 27th IR, 25 ID

Comments: This is an update to my posts #63137 on 11-22-07, #58252 on 07-28-06, #39928 on 01-13-04 which I listed additional members or acquaintances. These are men of 27th or 19th Inf., Leonard Boswell, past 17 Jul 1995, Bloomington, Marion, IN; James D. Hager, past 15 Mar 1995, Pensacola, Escambria, FL; Owen E. Watkins, past 14 Aug 2002, Evansville, Vanderburgh, IN; Willard Mouser, past 11 Aug 1998, Park Hills, St Francois, MO; Bud Norman, past Jan 1952; Clarence Needham, past 17 Nov 1990; Ray Epling, past Apr 1973; Leon Heckler, past 09 May 2003, Ft Lauderdale, Broward, FL; John Purtle, past Jul 1972; Loren Turnipseed, past Jan 1984, IA; (don't know): Horace Perry, Parsonsfield, ME; John W. Stone, Springdale, AR; Charles W. Patterson, Exeter, MO. Elsewhere on net, Gen. John Michaelis past in 1985 in Georgia.

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Co H, 27th IR

Comments: In some notes my father kept were some words of the Wolfhounds. I think it appropriate today to leave these words to remembrance to those Wolfhounds.

So long Lieutenant we are leaving, though it breaks my heart to go. But you will never make a captain by keeping your men out in the snow. No more mortar drill on Sunday. No more 60 men on pass. And you can tell old colonel ****** to stick this regiment up his ***. Now when I get back to good old Frisco, with my discharge in my hand. I'll think of you my dear lieutenant, as the biggest ******* in *******.

The Don't be Misled words are appropriate today. I remember the Wolfhounds, No Fear on Earth.

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Information about my Dad Robert Martin

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