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Entry: 70639 296TH TRANSPORTATION TRUCK BN |
1952 |
| JIM WIES wrote on June 20, 2009 City and State: Unit: Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: Looking for any veterans stationed with the 296th in 1952 thru May 1953. Was in the motor pool during that time. Keywords: |
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Entry: 63535 296TH TRANSPORTATION TRUCK BN |
296TH TRUCK BATTALION |
| TOM NORTON wrote on December 25, 2007 City and State: Unit: 296TH TRUCK BATTALION Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: Stationed Pusan with 29th Truck Battalion from about April 1954 to May-June 1955. Physical location was in the atheletic fields used as a motor pool at the foot of the mountains and near an old stadium. Keywords: |
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Entry: 32397 296TH TRANSPORTATION TRUCK BN |
53-54 |
| WILLIAM NUNLEY wrote on February 28, 2003 City and State: JOELTON TN Unit: 296 HEAVY TRUCK CO. ALSO 553 Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN - KOREA Comments: I WAS IN THE 553 HEAVY TRUCK CO IN PUSAN 1953 TO 1954 IT WAS ALSO 296 TRUCK CO, Keywords: |
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Entry: 25718 296TH TRANSPORTATION TRUCK BN |
ANDREW RAYMOND MURPHY OF KENTUCKY |
| DONALD MURPHY wrote on May 24, 2002 City and State: SHELBYVILLE KY Unit: 296 TRUCK BN - 1ST CALVARY DIVISION Service or Relationship: FAMILY MEMBER Comments: I'm including my dad's info on this site so as to make him inclusive in this project. As of today, May 24, 2002, my dad Andrew Raymond Murphy is still alive. He did not speak of the details of war very much, but did acknowledge his presence and it's importance. He remembers very little with names, but does remember a Theodore Kern from Pennsylvania who was hurt in Korea. Raymond first served from Apr 1952 to Apr 1954 in the 296th Truck Bn, and later served again for a short stint between Nov 1955 to May 1956 in the 1st Calvary Division before he was sent home. Keywords: |
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Entry: 17204 296TH TRANSPORTATION TRUCK BN |
LT. JOHN B. PATTERSON |
| YOUNGOK AHN wrote on June 8, 2001 City and State: SEOUL IN Unit: 296 TTB Service or Relationship: INTERESTED PERSON Comments: I was so happy to see the name of Lt. Glass and I will communicate with him. I am also looking for Lt. John B. Patterson. I worked at the Officers" Club while I was attending Seoul National University near the athletics stadium of Pusan. Lt. Glass got me an admission to Texas A.and M. although I ended up going to UC at Berkeley to study chemical engineering. Keywords: Lt. John B. Patterson and Lt. Joe L. Glass |
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