Finding Buddies

Comments: I am interested in hearing from anyone serving during 1948-50 inJapan and 1950-51 in Korea. I served in the 2d Battalion Headquarters Co., 27th Infantry Wolfhounds 25th Division. I served with a close friend Robert Keeler from California and would really like to hear from him or from anyone who has information about him.

Keywords: 1948-1950 Japan; 1950-1951 Korea 2d Battalion Headquarters Co. 27th Infantry Wolfhounds 25th Division

Looking to contact Roland White I&R platoon

Comments: My Uncle Jimmy was with I&R and was KIA 11/6/50

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JAMES (JIMMY) P. QUIGLEY KIA 11-6-50 NEAR KUMCHON.

Comments: Jimmy was KIa 11-6-50 in the ambush of I&R platoon, or the subsequent murders of those captured on that date. Is there anyone with any information on the events? Perhaps from L Co.? I wish to determine for the surviving siblings, the actual circumstances of his demise. All information is very much appreciated. Thank you Wolfhounds.

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Looking for anyone in 25th Infantry 14th Redigment 1951-1953 US Army

Comments: Looking for anyone who knows my father Walter E. Green. Dad don,t remember to much information.He served in the US Army in Korea 1951-1953.He went from Fort Sherdian, Il

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10/50

Comments: october 1950 27th unit

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Looking for Joseph Smith

Comments: I am trying to get in contact with Joseph Smith about his father L.C.Smith.I knew your Dad in Japan and would like to here from you.

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Henry Aubrey Parron KIA 11/6/50

Comments: Sgt. Henry Aubrey Parron was my brother. He was killed in action in Korea on November 6, 1950. I would like to be put on the mailing list.My daughter is sending this from her computer. She was the one to tell me about this site. I am not too familar with the computer yet. Sincerely, Laura Parron Wright

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Looking for vets-25th Inf.Div.27thInf.Regiment - Wolfhounds

Comments: I am hoping there is someone out there who can tell me if they served with him and/or if they have any recollection of treatment on the battle-field or where their records are since there was such chaos. The VA is giving me a very difficult time and I have a meeting with them on Monday 2/16/04. I know that his unit was almost totally wiped out so I am hoping that there may be at least one survivor. Thank you so much for your help.

Keywords: I am searching for any veteran who might have served with my deceased husband, Cpl. Bernard C. Hartman.He was in Korea from June 1950 to September 1950-shipped home due to wounds.

Charles Marion Gentle

Comments: Seeking information about my uncle PFC Charles Marion Gentle or CM Gentle. KIA on Sept. 6 1952. Any info would be helpful. Thanks

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Leonard L. Gainey

Comments: Hello my name is Rudy Gonzales. I am trying to locate a buddy that served in the occupation of Japan from 1948 to 1950 and then on to the Korean War his name is Leonard L. Gainey from Charleston, North Carolina.

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Please contact me

Comments: My father served with John J. Logan. He was in Korea when John was killed and knows the details. I am looking for his brother James to contact me.

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E company, 7 Feb 1951

Comments: I am the NCOIC of a Bayonet Assault Course. I am looking for survivors from Hill 180, specificly an enlisted perspective on what they were thinking when CPT Millett commanded them to fix bayonets. Also any words of wisdom for young privates entering the service on the importance of learning bayonet fighting. I would like to display what you have to say on the Training Area with your name on it. Thank you very much.

Keywords: Hill 180, Bayonet Hill, CPT Millett, COL Millett

Looking for Dads Army Buddies

Comments: I would like to find the men that were in the Newsweek issue of January 29th 1951 page 30. My Dad was the jeep driver. There were 5 other men in the photo. Would like to know if there were photos and articles....Thank you.. Bonny Bradstreet

Keywords: Lester M. Wallace, 27th Wolfhound

K CO

Comments: I would like to contact anyone who might have known my father, John Robert Stanley. He passed away last January and had always wondered if there was anyone out there still around from CO K. I would like to share information and memories with anyone who might have known him.

Keywords: CO K, 27th inft regt, PVT-2, fort george g meade, maryland, 1952-1954

Co H, 27th Inf Reg, 25th Inf Div

Comments: A reconstructed list of Co H with some of Camp Sakai.(1948-50). 1st Lt. Robert B. Gough, Sr. 1st Lt. Oliver A. Wright 1st Lt. William A. Jenks 1st Lt. David W. Gibson (KIA) 1st MSgt. William C. Hamilton MSgt. Horace J. Barwick (KIA) MSgt. Meegan MSgt. Mayor MSgt. Studstill MSgt. Wilkins SFC Arnold SFC Bell SFC Howard SFC Himmelman SFC Kosco SFC Koskey SFC Lee SFC Mathews SFC John H. Ness (KIA) SFC White Sgt Bridge Sgt Cook Sgt Evans Sgt Miller Sgt Ramos Sgt Williams Cpl Carroll Cpl Cuthrell Cpl Duda Cpl Weldon S. Fogelman (KIA) Cpl Freeman Cpl Harper Cpl Libbey Cpl McDonald Cpl Miranda Cpl Pizzo Cpl Robinson Cpl Columbus K. Spearman (KIA) Cpl Benito V. Valdez (KIA) PFC Abanatha PFC Anderson PFC Bailey PFC John P. Boisvenue PFC Frank E. Brendt PFC Black PFC Lloyd Bosben PFC Herbert E. Buik PFC Elwyn G. Broege (KIA) PFC Camper PFC Robert E. Chaffin (KIA) PFC H.H. Chaffin PFC Cobb PFC Criminger PFC Edwards PFC Elmes PFC E. Evers, Jr. PFC Evans PFC Gazaway PFC Goodwillie PFC Riley H. Gragg (KIA) PFC Wilbur Grass (KIA) PFC Guffey PFC Henry Himmel, Jr. (KIA) PFC Rolland Ingersoll (KIA) PFC Kinsey PFC Leadingham PFC Adam A. Lell (KIA) PFC Magee PFC Manson PFC Myers PFC A.B. Martin PFC Mattison PFC McErlean PFC Paul B. Morais (KIA) PFC Mooney PFC Willard Mouser PFC Mitnitski PFC Howard C. Nielsen (KIA) PFC Norris PFC Parker PFC Phillips PFC Porter PFC Pooey PFC Potter PFC Potrykus PFC Jesus Rivas PFC Johnson T. Rolles (KIA) PFC Saulsbury PFC Scribner PFC Shatzer PFC Singletory PFC Skaggs PFC H.W. Smith PFC James W. Smith (KIA) PFC Lester C. Smith (died 1994) PFC Robert W. Smith (KIA) PFC Fred W. Spoone (KIA) PFC Kenneth D. Stauffer (KIA) PFC Stratioti PFC Bert Sweet (came from 101 A.B. same as John Michaelis) PFC Sullivan PFC Swanson PFC Thrower PFC Thompson PFC Gregory W. Triggs (KIA) PFC Lorn Turnipseed (died 1994) PFC Valenzuela PFC Wages PFC Webb PFC George K. Weygands PFC Charles Whitt (KIA) PFC Whitley PFC Billy J. Wilson PFC Henry G. Worman PFC Wojtack PVT Canning PVT Carl PVT Del Hierro PVT Dale L. Dibble (KIA) PVT Hoskins PVT Moore PVT Myers PVT Olds PVT Osiecki PVT Pachuta PVT Porritt PVT Reffitt PVT Riley PVT Thompson PVT Waters PVT Carlton R. Wills (KIA)

I have photographs which are members of the 81mm mortars in a training area. Others unidentified. My father PFC L.C. Smith.

Keywords: McArthur's White House, Tokyo Don't Be Mislead (marching song) USN Simon B. Buckner, TAP-123 USN W.F.Keane Co F, 19th Inf Reg, 24th Inf Div Co M, 19th Inf Reg, 24th Inf Div Robert C. Abshire Sgt. S.E. Arnold Leonard J. Boswell Raymond Epling James D. hager Leone F. Hecklin James F. Loy Clarence Needham Bud L. Norman Charles Patterson Edward J. Poling Horace M. Perry Dan R. Robertson Eddie Sinnott Dan Stafford Bernard Stevenson John W. Stone James Trusell Willie Vaughn Carl E. Wiseman Owen E. Watkins Philip F. Wigman John D. Murfin Kenneth Tuttle John Purtle Roy R. Stowe, Lt. Stoneman, Cpl.

Looking for info on my father

Comments: I'm looking for information or people who served with my father, PFC Herbert Lee Miller, in Korea during 1950. He was seriously wounded in action on August 2nd. His MOS was 04745.

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Looking for friends of my father

Comments: Looking for anyone who knew my father in Korea. He died when I was fairly young and never talked much about his service. I recently found his discharge papers, and while they are hard to read I think they say Sgt (T) Dyson Glenn Clark, Co. H 27th R.C.T APO 25. He was discharged May 15th, 1952, and was in Korea from 51-52.

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aggie cortez

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looking for Elbert E Sweet

Comments: INTERED AT PUSAN WENT NORTH TEAGUE,SOUEL,PHOYONGHANG,ALL THE WAY NORTH ,can not rebember all the names of other places. Arrived July 1950 left late June 1951.

Keywords: MY NICK NAME WAS YOUNG BLOOD;

Michael Nordone, WIA

Comments: Michael Nordone, 27th Inf, 25 Div Korea wounded July 10, 1952. From NY.

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Searching for a relative

Comments: Eddie Lee Sandifer of West Virginia served in the 25th Cadillac Company at Ft Sam Houston in 1950 and went to Korea in 1950. He was never heard from again. A relative is seeking any information from anyone who served with him at Ft Sam Houston or in Korea

Keywords: Unit nickname "25th Cadillac Car Company", Ft. Sam Houston 1950

Comments: Interested in contacting old buddies from Korean War. please contact

Keywords: 25th Infrantry 27th Battalion Wolfpack

HVY MORTOR.CO 25TH DIV 27TH REG

Comments: I CAN'T REMEMBER NAMES VERY WELL ANY MORE BUT WOULD LIKE TO HEAR FROM ANY ONE THAT MIGHT REMEMBER ME

ALFRED A. BELANGER

Keywords: FRED , KUMWAW,PUNCH BOWL 1062, SERVED FROM MAY51 TO APRIL 52 AS CHIEF OF FIRE DIRECTION.

I remember Korea

Comments: I am looking for any members of the third Platoon of H COMPANY that remembers the night that could have endedour lives when the chinese tried to find us with thier mortars

Keywords: Kumwha Iron Triangle Heartbreak Ridge Hill 1062 Smokey Valley Koje do Island

Looking for information on Emil J. Kleinert

Comments: I am looking for anyone who may have known my dad Emil J. Kleinert. He served as a Lieut. in the Wolfhounds from around 1952-1953. He recently passed away (Oct. 18, 2003). He was a loving and decent man with a lot of character and I'm sure his experiences in Korea played no small part in the formation of the person he was. I know he was very proud of his service to his country and his unit. I only wish I had asked him more about his experiences in Korea to understand more about how he became the great man that I knew but I was always afraid of rekindling some bad memories. I would love to hear from anyone who may have any fond or funny memories of my dad but if not I would just like to say God Bless all of you wonderful men like my dad who served your country so bravely and magnificantly and just quietly reassimilated back into your lives as caring and compassionate fathers, husbands, friends, etc.

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