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| Current Message 100 - January 30, 2007 |
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Entry: 59846
31st Infantry Regiment |
HHC 1-31 from 1978-1979 |
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Richard Magner wrote on 2007-01-30 08:58:40.0
Comments: I am a National Service Officer for the Military Order of the Purple Heart. I am working with a former member of HHC 1st-31st, his name is Harry (Douglas) Caleb. Mr. Caleb is trying to contact anyone who may have known him and some incidents along the DMZ that have haunted Mr. Caleb causing him to have a current diagnosis of PTSD. Mr. Caleb served in Korea during 1978-1979. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Richard M. Magner, NSO Military Order of the Purple Heart VA Regional Office 1601 Kirkwood Highway Wilmington, DE 19805 (302) 633-5508 FAX (302) 633-5523
Keywords: Camp Casey
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| Current Message 101 - January 28, 2007 |
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Entry: 59830
31st Infantry Regiment |
Rumfola/Sheehan 31st 1st Bn reunion |
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Tom Sheehan wrote on 2007-01-28 20:07:28.0
Comments: During the first week of October, 2006, my wife Beth and I visited Marie and Chuck Rumfola at their home in Avon, NY. Chuck and I had not seen each other since 1951 when we were in Korea. From the moment I met him in a parking lot, waiting to be led to his home, it was one of the nicer times of my life. We spent two days with them and the person of Chuck and his full range of accomplishments and grand life filled us with pleasure. He had just painted his house, put a transmission in his truck so he could drive him and Marie to Florida for their winter stay, and presented us with four bottles of wine he had made. His range of talents is extraordinary, like rebuilding a half dozen tractors from the ground up, building his home, making furniture, and being a most memorable host. Just an old Polar Bear here sharing some good memories.
Keywords: Col. Kim, Stan Kujawski, Bob Breda, Pops Podgurski, Earl Peterson, Ed Lampack, Bob Walker, Frank Butcher, Tom Durocko, Jack Slack, Charlie "Chuck" Rumfola.
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| Current Message 102 - January 26, 2007 |
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Entry: 59808
31st Infantry Regiment |
LOOKING FOR GARRET OR KERKOVE HDQ. CO IN '45--'47' |
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RICHARD (DICK) Zelonis wrote on 2007-01-26 20:07:45.0
Comments: am looking for old friends of so many years ago.I have found two...Laddie Klancher and Jesse Duthrie. We were in Seoul with motor pool, Headquarters Co.
Keywords: dispatchers' office, motor pool and Jesse Duthrie, Savage. Boley etc
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| Current Message 103 - January 25, 2007 |
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Entry: 59801
31st Infantry Regiment |
Father Richard Doak Passed Away |
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Mike Doak wrote on 2007-01-25 19:57:32.0
Comments: My father,Lt.Richard Doak, just passed away at age of 84 on January 5, 2007. His wife, Virginia, also passed away January 19, 2007. He and his wife will be interred in Arlington National Cemetary on January 29. He was from Missouri. He credited Col Kim and Col. William J. McCaffrey for his survival during the Korean war, after many battles McCaffrey said"get Doak out of there" and made him company supply officer.As a result he survived and made it back to his farm in Missouri. His family will miss him. He always wanted to tell Col. McCaffrey thank you for getting him off the front lines. McCaffrey died in Feb. 2006. Richard Doak also served as a platoon leader during WW2 in the Phillipines.God bless America, God bless our troops and God bless our veterans.
Keywords: Lt. Richard Doak, Silver Star Kwansgua Korea, Platoon leader c company Polar Bear regiment, 7th Infantry, 31st
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| Current Message 104 - January 9, 2007 |
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Entry: 59535
31st Infantry Regiment |
Earl Emerson Kibbey Info |
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Robert Kibbey wrote on 2007-01-09 17:32:47.0
Comments: Any information would be greatly appreciated about Earl Emerson Kibbey, PFC, I company 3/31st 7th inf divison who perished east of Chosin on or about 12/3/1950. Also, anything in general about I company would be great as well.
Keywords: Chosin campaign information 11/27 - 12/3 1950.
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| Current Message 105 - December 28, 2006 |
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Entry: 59426
31st Infantry Regiment |
Ananias(Andy) Janvrin |
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Michelle Moulton wrote on 2006-12-28 13:04:24.0
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Keywords: I am looking for any Korean War verteran who may have served at Chosin Resevoir with my uncle, Ananias (Andy) Janvrin. He was of the 31st Regiman,7th Division and is to believed to have been killed on November 28, 1950. My father was only 7 when his brother Andy was killed in Korea. I would like to be able to give my father any information about his brother's time in Korea.
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| Current Message 106 - December 27, 2006 |
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Entry: 59417
31st Infantry Regiment |
Glenn Carter |
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Merrie Miller wrote on 2006-12-27 10:21:46.0
Comments: My Father's name was Glenn Alan Carter. He was part of the 31st infantry RCT at Chosin. He was in the medical corp. He was from Missoula Montana. He was captured by the Chinese and shot in the head. He escaped his capture somehow, and ended up in Letterman Army Hospital in San Fransisco. He never really recovered from his experiences or his wound. I am just getting to know my Father now, as my Mother left him when we were very young. I am hoping that someone is still left who might remember my Father.
Merrie Miller
Keywords: "Chosin Frozen"
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| Current Message 107 - October 9, 2006 |
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Entry: 59160
31st Infantry Regiment |
Looking for information |
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James H. Della Silva wrote on 2006-10-09 19:35:26.0
Comments: I am looking for anyone that served with me,Del Prodensky,Sgt.(big del) Cpl (nickname DonaldDuck)So maney buddies whose names I cannnot remember thier names,just thier faces.
Keywords: Little Del,Served 1950-53,Kumwoa Valley.Big PopSan, Little Popsan.Arsnel Hill,Out post forward,Assulet on little Popsan Arnsnel Hill,relived K Co,32nd from K Co Outpost,meany hills&patrols(Night&day,Recon,Search&Destery)
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| Current Message 108 - September 30, 2006 |
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Entry: 59081
31st Infantry Regiment |
LOOKING FOR BUDDIES |
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HAROLD THERIOT wrote on 2006-09-30 18:46:20.0
Comments: ANY COMMENTS ABOUT FROST BITE
Keywords: INCHON IWON INVASION CHOSIN 38 TH PARALLEL 1948 TO 1953 PERCELL FROM ILLINOIS OR ANY ONE FROM JAPAN AND KOREA
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| Current Message 109 - September 17, 2006 |
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Entry: 58927
31st Infantry Regiment |
COMPANY L 7TH INFANTRY 3RD DIVISION 1951 |
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Pam Kruschke wrote on 2006-09-17 15:37:25.0
Comments: My dad was in this battle, was wounded and was treated in the field. He recieved the Purple Heart but has misplaced it and his records went up in a fire. His name is James W. Johnson originally from St. Cloud, Mn. He was also a boxer in the Army-they called him Lefty or Jolting Jim. He was fighting under Capt. William T. Lyons on hill #284 when they came under attack. He needs to find anyone else who was at this battle and observed his injuries so he can get the benefits that he deserves. Any help out there would be greatly appreciated. Thank you, Pam Kruschke
Keywords: Sept. 6-7, 1951 Hill 284 Near Chorwon Korea Company L 7th Infantry 3rd division
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| Current Message 110 - September 17, 2006 |
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Entry: 58926
31st Infantry Regiment |
COMPANY L 7TH INFANTRY 3RD DIVISION |
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Pam Kruschke wrote on 2006-09-17 15:37:25.0
Comments: My dad was in this battle, was wounded and was treated in the field. He recieved the Purple Heart but has misplaced it and his records went up in a fire. His name is James W. Johnson originally from St. Cloud, Mn. He was also a boxer in the Army-they called him Lefty or Jolting Jim. He was fighting under Capt. William T. Lyons on hill #284 when they came under attack. He needs to find anyone else who was at this battle and observed his injuries so he can get the benefits that he deserves. Any help out there would be greatly appreciated. Thank you, Pam Kruschke
Keywords: Sept. 6-7, 1951 Hill 284 Near Chorwon Korea Company L 7th Infantry 3rd division
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| Current Message 111 - September 14, 2006 |
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Entry: 58895
31st Infantry Regiment |
Looking For Information on Denman G. Booton 31st Inf. Reg, 7th Inf Div. |
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Lee Booton wrote on 2006-09-14 20:03:10.0
Comments: Would like any military information of Boot Camp, Duty Stations and service in the military as well as military or other photos of this family member Denman G. Booton to be place in a large volume book of The Brave Boys of The BOOTON/BOOTEN Family and Relation That Fought In The Armed Forces Of The United States Of America Since 1712.
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| Current Message 112 - September 9, 2006 |
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Entry: 58821
31st Infantry Regiment |
31st Infantry Regiment |
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Joy Graves wrote on 2006-09-09 04:08:16.0
Comments: Am looking for as much information on my fathers military history. I know he was a PFC when taken prisoner in WW2 from the Philippines, served 3.5 years in I believe Osaka camp chikko. Would like detailed info on that. Also what titles of battles he was in during the Korean conflict; he was SFC in 31st and drove a tank he'd named "Betty". His name is Raymond W. Graves Jr., enlisted out of So. California. Was predominantly in Army but also was in the Air Corps a few terms also. Anyone with information Please consider sharing with myself and our family. Thank You and God Bless all you Veterns- you're ALL heros!! Thank you for your sacrafice
Keywords: WW2 Asiatic pacific theatre, corregidor, POW 31st Infantry regiment in Korean Conflict, tank driver
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| Current Message 113 - August 18, 2006 |
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Entry: 58549
31st Infantry Regiment |
WHAT HAPPENED TO FOX COMPANY 2ND BATTALION 31ST REGIMENT 1949-51 JAPAN AND KOREA |
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Raul Rudy Reyes wrote on 2006-08-18 10:29:47.0
Comments: what happen to the fox company members that served in Japan, under captain fife 1949, 1950 and51
Keywords: chosin few, pro-patria
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| Current Message 114 - August 9, 2006 |
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Entry: 58415
31st Infantry Regiment |
The lucky ones |
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John Clifton wrote on 2006-08-09 16:05:33.0
Comments: My friends and I (from South Philadelphia) joined the army in Aug. 1946. there were six of us ,the war was over and there was no work so we all joined for 18 months. We all thought that we could hang by our thombs for that time. We were all sent to Korea after basic training . There was Joe Dallasandro, Ralph Olivo, Tony Nardello, Valentino Iadanza ,Tony Piccone , And myself John Clifton. We were lucky that we joined because all of our other friends were drafted in 1950. So we missed the war and glad of that. All of my friends have passed on now , they were all great guys and I am the only one remaining . It was nice that we were all in the 31st. at the same time. I don't remember the men that I was with in Co.B The memory is about gone.
Keywords: From Nov. 1946 to Nov. 1947
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| Current Message 115 - August 3, 2006 |
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Entry: 58364
31st Infantry Regiment |
any one in med co 31st 8-25-1950=0ct 27-1951 |
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Jerry Austin wrote on 2006-08-03 18:26:26.0
Comments: this is not a new entry,But I am still seeking someone who served in the medical co from 9-1-1950 to 0ct 1951 I was assigned to g company at koto ri and k company in the kumwa valley and a ranger co near old baldy.
Keywords: inchon iwon hamhung,koto re kuma valley
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| Current Message 116 - July 17, 2006 |
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Entry: 58122
31st Infantry Regiment |
Master Sergeant James F Duncan |
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Tom Duncan wrote on 2006-07-17 11:05:21.0
Comments: I'm MSgt Duncans' son, and looking for anyone who knew and served with him during December of 1950, in particular on that fateful day of December 2nd when Company K came under fire from the enemy entrenched at a strong road block. My father has passed, never spoke of this time, and I'm gathering information for my son, grandson, and nephew.
Keywords: Koto-ri, 2 December 1950, Chosin Reservoir, Company K
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| Current Message 117 - July 10, 2006 |
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Entry: 58043
31st Infantry Regiment |
Scouts Out |
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Andres Stewart wrote on 2006-07-10 21:58:06.0
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Keywords: I was at Camp Casey 1/31 (M) CSC 1976-1977. If anyone of the "Brothers hood for life are out there lets get in touch
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| Current Message 118 - June 28, 2006 |
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Entry: 57876
31st Infantry Regiment |
Richard (Dick) Eric Musser |
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Michele Kats wrote on 2006-06-28 12:18:54.0
Comments: My grandfather was a medical officer whose good friend seems to be a Joe Mallia. I'd would love to hear from anyone who knew my grandfather during these years.
Keywords: Joe Mallia, Kerwin, Nolan
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| Current Message 119 - June 27, 2006 |
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Entry: 57870
31st Infantry Regiment |
HHC, 2nd Bn, 31st Inf. 1970 |
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Randy Pierce wrote on 2006-06-27 22:44:23.0
Comments: I was in Korea from May to Oct 1970 at several camps (Casey is the one I remember the most) where I was a Medic. Looking for fellow soldiers Bruce Flowers (from Tenn. I think), Rettie Ratliff (Alabama) and Paul McGargill (Imogene, Iowa) and others there at the same time. You can respond to my friends email address rsurratt@bellsouth.net or call me at 317-422-9269
Keywords: 1970 Camp Casey, Bruce Flowers, Rettie Ratliff, Paul McGargill
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| Current Message 120 - June 22, 2006 |
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Entry: 57751
31st Infantry Regiment |
7th Div/31Inf Reg, L Co. |
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Chelsey Stahl wrote on 2006-06-22 16:00:55.0
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Keywords: Im looking for anyone who might know my grandfather. John W. Stahl He was in the 7th Div/31 Inf Reg,L Comapny, in Korea and was injured but not severely following a battle for (I believe) hill 598 on Oct 14,1952. He has been looking for a friend named Carl who was from Sheboygan,WI and I have been having trouble finding him also. If there is anyone with any information or photos PLEASE email me and let me know! Thanks! Catkinson7@sbcglobal.net
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| Current Message 121 - June 18, 2006 |
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Entry: 57693
31st Infantry Regiment |
Friends of Joe Mack Harper..We need your help |
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Laura WAY wrote on 2006-06-18 02:47:08.0
Comments: The Family of Joseph Mack Harper would like some help from the men who served with the Communications Platoon, Headquarters Company, 3rd Battalion, 31st Infantry Regiment who were with the unit when they were stationed in Japan before going to Korea. Joe Harper had about 250 photos from the time he spent in Japan and the identity of most of the men is unknown. There is a boot camp photo of 22 men pictured with their names signed on the front. Many of these men were KIA or MIA in Korea. And there are many other photos of other men not in the main photo.
Joseph Mack Harper died at Chosin and his remains were never recovered. The Harper family has no photos or letters from Joe after he went to Korea. It is their desire to first identify the men in these pictures and then to share with others.
In Joe's Niece's own words.... I would be happy to forward any of the pix (group or otherwise) to anyone who may use it for ID-ing or helping in any way... I am also willing to share the pix to other families, which was an original hope of our family's, sharing the wonderful things we found and sharing information to learn about his life... we have no photos after he left Japan, so Korea pix would be precious to us... But no, no one in other families has contacted me...
If you are a Veteran from this Unit, please contact Joyce at celestialprincess@cox.net so we can find out the names of these Heroes.
We remember that Freedom has a Cost.
Keywords: Chosin, MIA, photos, 31st Inf Regiment
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| Current Message 122 - June 4, 2006 |
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Entry: 57503
31st Infantry Regiment |
7th div. 31st inf. regt. gunner 57 recoilessmaxdesid |
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SIDNEY SINGLETARY wrote on 2006-06-04 06:21:45.0
Comments: The best damned gunner in chosen
Keywords: SS MARINE ADDER FR SEATTLE TO JAPAN PORK CHOP JANE RUSSEL HILLS
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| Current Message 123 - June 1, 2006 |
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Entry: 57462
31st Infantry Regiment |
Counterfire Platoon 31st Infantry 1953-4 |
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Lee Wolfe wrote on 2006-06-01 11:02:04.0
Comments: If you were at Camp Casey 31 August 1953 you might remember me. I won the "Best Individual Soldier" contest and won a trip to Hong Kong.
Keywords: Minnesota Line, Camp Casey (1953), Phillipinos, Remember how quiet is was on the line the night they signed the truce? Erie wasn't it?
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| Current Message 124 - May 13, 2006 |
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Entry: 57139
31st Infantry Regiment |
looking for members of 1st batt, 31st infantry |
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Jennifer Rogers wrote on 2006-05-13 14:04:37.0
Comments: I am trying to help my father (James Groene) find personnel he served with at Camp Casey in Korea 1966-1968. He was in the 1st bat 31st inf Charlie company. Anyone who can help, please email.
Keywords: 1st Bat 31st Inf 7th div Charlie company, Camp Casey 1966-1968
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| Current Message 125 - April 30, 2006 |
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Entry: 56915
31st Infantry Regiment |
Looking for veterans who knew my uncle. |
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Alfonso Mejia wrote on 2006-04-30 11:09:33.0
Comments: Looking for Korean War veterans who knew my uncle. Pfc Gutierrez,Jose Roberto (KIA)2Dec1950
Keywords: Jose Roberto Gutierrez Pfc-E3 L Co. 31st Inf.Rgt. 7th Inf Div. (KIA)2Dec1950
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| Current Message 126 - April 14, 2006 |
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Entry: 56666
31st Infantry Regiment |
Porkchop Hill medic |
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James Harvey wrote on 2006-04-14 12:03:36.0
Comments: I am one of 2 sons of James N. Harvey, who served as a combat medic in Korea. I am sorry to report that he has passed away on 18 March, 2006, of complications from lung cancer.
At the time James Harvey was stationed at Porkchop Hill, he was a Corporal.
General orders number 564, dated 2 Sep 1953, states the following: CPL JAMES N. HARVEY, US51171977, Army Medical Service, United States Army, a member of Mecical Company, 31st Infantry, distinguished himself by heroic achievement near Mak Tong, Korea. On 16 June 1953, CPL HARVEY and his comrades proceeded to screen the area for some wounded members of another friendly patrol. As CPL HARVEY and his comrades moved over the crest of a hill, they noticed that two men were moving about the area. Upon advancing further, CPL HARVEY and his comrades were fired upon by the enemy. Seeing two friendly wounded, CPL HARVEY'S comrades laid down a steady stream of fire and enabled the casualties to crawl to safety. CPL HARVEY then administered first aid and assisted in evacuating them to the aid station. Then CPL HARVEY and his comrades made radio contact with four other friendly wounded and they moved through exposed positions, in full view of the enemy, and did not leave the area until they had carried the men to safety. The heroic actions of CPL HARVEY reflect great credit on himself and the military service.
Also listed on the general orders are the actions of three other men: CPL FLOYD L. HAMM, PFC HOWARD L. WINDER, and PVT DANIEL A. FLANAGAN.
My dad never told me any stories about the time he spent in the Korean War, except that he was made a medic in a hurry for this war, and sent right out to the front lines. On the first day there, he witnessed a soldier's foot being blown off; and administered first aid to the soldier. I have a few photos of his buddies out in the field. None of them have names written anywhere, so these men are anonymous to me.
I also joined the regular Army in the 80's as a medic. Luckily for me, I never had to serve in wartime. When I joined, the only thing my dad had to say was, "Good luck".
Now that he's gone, I'd like to hear a little about his friends in the Army. Please contact me with any information that you may have. The "forgotten war" is only a label. There are many of us who will never forget the bravery of our servicemen.
Keywords: Porkchop Hill, medic, Bronze Star, Mak Tong
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| Current Message 127 - March 26, 2006 |
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Entry: 56397
31st Infantry Regiment |
Anyone serve with Robert Baxter 31st infantry? |
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Sandy Baxter wrote on 2006-03-26 19:47:26.0
Comments: I'm looking for anyone who served and or knew my father Robert Baxter, from Cambridge, MN. He was in the 31st infantry, 3rd battalion, 7th division. Pioneer Ammunitions Platoon. I know he was on the Main Line of Resistance by Pork Chop Hill, and spent a large amount of time on Triangle Hill and many other hills. I would love to hear from you, and I'm sure he would too! Thanks!
Keywords: 31st infantry, 3rd Battalion, 7th Division, Pioneer Ammunitions Platoon. Hill #'s 1062, 598, 604, Alligator Jaws, White Horse Mountain, Triangle Hill, Kumhwa Valley, The Iron Triangle, Etc...
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| Current Message 128 - March 13, 2006 |
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Entry: 56211
31st Infantry Regiment |
THE HISTORY OF CO B IN KOREA ARIL 1951 TO JUNE 2 1952 |
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JOHN SUARDINI wrote on 2006-03-13 14:45:28.0
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| Current Message 129 - March 1, 2006 |
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Entry: 56060
31st Infantry Regiment |
Harlan A. Leos |
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Ronald Meade wrote on 2006-03-01 20:31:47.0
Comments: Looking for anyone who knew Harlan A. Leos. Black Male age 26-27. Killed on Pork Chop Hill March 23rd 1953. Would like to know how he was killed, time of day or night and any circumstances surrounding his death
Keywords: Battle for Pork Chop Hill 31st Inf Regt 7th Inf Div
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| Current Message 130 - February 25, 2006 |
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Entry: 55972
31st Infantry Regiment |
Douglas G Mitchell 31st Inf Reg G Co & I Co |
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Manny Robles wrote on 2006-02-25 18:22:19.0
Comments: Doug is looking for anyone that remembers him at Chosin Resv. He was in G Co. and later transfered to I Co. He would appreciate hearing from someone who there.
Keywords: Inchon, Pusan, Chosin Reservoir, Hung-nam
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| Current Message 131 - February 25, 2006 |
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Entry: 55969
31st Infantry Regiment |
Pro Patria |
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doughboy Bellmore wrote on 2006-02-25 12:13:36.0
Comments: Stopped by to see whats shakin ! Hope all is well with everyone. Pro Patria ! Peace doughboy
Keywords: Pro Patria
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| Current Message 132 - February 16, 2006 |
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Entry: 55773
31st Infantry Regiment |
Searching for Info on Heartbreak Ridge POW Delmar Miller in Prison Camp 5 |
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Robert Miller wrote on 2006-02-16 20:43:43.0
Comments: Delmar was in Company K, 31st Inf Reg, 7th Div. He was on Heartbreak Ridge and pulled Ray Mendoza off the hill before being captured. Everyone else in his company was killed. He was in Camp 5 for 23 months and participated in the "POW Olympics". If you have any info we would appreciate it as he won't talk too much about the war and Camp 5. We have younger neices and nephews who are just now realizing what a hero he is. Thank you for serving and for your information!!
Keywords: Company K, 31st Inf Reg, 7th Division. Prison Camp 5, Heartbreak Ridge, Ray Mendoza of San Diego CA. Jimmy Pinkston Jacksonville, N.C. Ambush Patrol at Pangdangdong-Ni, Korea
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| Current Message 133 - February 6, 2006 |
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Entry: 55595
31st Infantry Regiment |
Jack Slack search closed |
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Tom Sheehan wrote on 2006-02-06 20:22:23.0
Comments: In closure to the Pro Patria outfit: For those who might have known of my years-long search for John R. Slack, a most memorable comrade who served with me at HQ Co 1st Bn 31st Inf Regiment, Korea 1951-52, I must provide this latest information, all of which came as a result of an on-going assist from former Saugonian and historical artist Jeff Fiovaranti and his pal Tim Perkins, a Viet Nam veteran. John R. Jack Slack, RA12370942, M/Sgt, U.S. Army, born 8 Jun 1931, died 9 Mar 1990 and was buried shortly thereafter at Ft. Bliss National Cemetery in Texas. The only survivor information available is "a sister Helen," married name unknown, address unknown, (who was married at Albany, NY years ago and moved to California; this info was provided by neighbors on Van Schoik Avenue in Albany when Beth and I knocked on every door on that street in 2002 looking for information on Jack, who lived at 17 Van Schoik at the time of his enlistment). Confirmation of the above details was defined by his Army serial number. Jack is buried at Section PG Site 16D, Fort Bliss National Cemetery. I wish that I could advise all the John R. Slacks uncovered in my search and whom I talked to over the years; they all were most gracious and interested, especially the Marine vet in Kansas or Iowa who said, at the end of a sparkling 40 minute telephone conversation, "When you find your pal, Tom, let me know if he's as good looking as me." I am indebted to those who kept up their interest and who often asked about the search, with deepest thanks to Jeff Fiovaranti and his pal Tim Perkins, aware of the unbreakable bonds we are sometimes gifted with. May that sparkler and memorable comrade, Jack Slack, rest in eternal peace.
Keywords: Col. Kim, Bob Breda, Stan Kujawski, Londo Leuter, Capt Ado Commido, Earl Peterson, Bob Walker, Radio Section and Wire Section, Kumbanchero, Pops Bill Podgurski of Ct.
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| Current Message 134 - January 28, 2006 |
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Entry: 55453
31st Infantry Regiment |
SEARCHING FOR LT. JOHN C CARDEN GA. |
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Edward Piana wrote on 2006-01-28 16:32:18.0
Comments: Would love to hear what has transpired over the past half century and more.
Keywords: located at/near Sangmago-Ri North Korea area of Old Baldy and Westview
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| Current Message 135 - January 27, 2006 |
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Entry: 55437
31st Infantry Regiment |
searching |
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dave whisnant wrote on 2006-01-27 21:06:27.0
Comments: would like to hear from anyone who might know me.
Keywords: triangle hill ..jane russel.old baldy.tiger hill outpost.amoust others.
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| Current Message 136 - January 17, 2006 |
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Entry: 55221
31st Infantry Regiment |
looking for roster of medical co.31st inf reg 7th div.from sept 1950 to oct 1951 |
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Jerry Austin wrote on 2006-01-17 13:33:06.0
Comments: I would like a roster of the men who served with the medical co 31st inf reg during sept1950 to oct 1951.also anyone who served with co k from april 1951 to oct 1951.
Keywords: first battle inchon suwon hill 113 iwon north korea,koto ri hamhung taegue south korea kumwa valley south korea .served from sept.1950 to oct 1951
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| Current Message 137 - January 15, 2006 |
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Entry: 55185
31st Infantry Regiment |
King Co. October 1952 |
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Winfred Simpkins wrote on 2006-01-15 07:41:33.0
Comments: I was on hill 598 october 14 1952 on out post near star hill october 26
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| Current Message 138 - December 25, 2005 |
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Entry: 54836
31st Infantry Regiment |
31st Inv. Div. , Company B |
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Gary Hammel wrote on 2005-12-25 19:28:30.0
Comments: Looking for any information about my father Private first class Matthew Hammel. He served in the 31st , company B on Old baldy, and Pork Chop. My father never really spoke of his military past. PLease if anyone can share stories or information it would be appreciated.
Keywords: Pork Chop (Hill 177)May 1952, Old baldy March 1952
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| Current Message 139 - December 24, 2005 |
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Entry: 54819
31st Infantry Regiment |
update on entry |
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Jerry Austin wrote on 2005-12-24 16:19:29.0
Comments: rotated from north korea october 27th 1951 would likw to hear from anyone who served with the medical company 31st or king company from april 1951 to oct 1951.Our company co was kia at chosen a capt wamble.
Keywords: inchon,suwon,osan hill 113,iwon north korea hamhung koto ri,tague south korea and the kumwa valley old baldy and porkchop hill.
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| Current Message 140 - December 21, 2005 |
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Entry: 54777
31st Infantry Regiment |
31ST INF. REGT TI & E UNIT 1955 TO 1957 |
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Bill Sanborn wrote on 2005-12-21 18:10:04.0
Comments: If you served with me and recognize my name, I would like to locate a friend by the name of Al Leibertrou Thanks for your time. Bill Sanborn In Vermont
Keywords: Service Period. 1955-1957 trying to locate Bill Wills or Staff Sgt. Grassi, or any one who served with me. I was editor of the Bear Facts, the Regt. Newspaper.
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| Current Message 141 - December 17, 2005 |
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Entry: 54702
31st Infantry Regiment |
Looking for info |
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Michael Bailey wrote on 2005-12-17 14:42:25.0
Comments: I am looking for anybody who might have any knowlege of Max Bailey. He was declaired KIA at Chosen, which means someone saw him die. If anybody did, i would like to know how.
Keywords: Iraq Vet
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| Current Message 142 - December 16, 2005 |
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Entry: 54693
31st Infantry Regiment |
K Co. WIA |
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Roger Lueckenhoff wrote on 2005-12-16 20:12:13.0
Comments: I'm posting this for a friend, John Lynn who was a buddy of mine in the 160th Regt, 40th Div. until he transferred to K Co., 31st Regt. in the fall of 1951. On or about May 5, 1952, John was wounded when he tripped a land mine. I would like to hear from anyone who may have served with John and who would have knowledge of his being wounded and/or of the specific location of the 31st Regt. in early May 1952.
Keywords: Personal friend, John Lynn K Co, 31st Regt., 7th Division
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| Current Message 143 - December 1, 2005 |
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Entry: 54442
31st Infantry Regiment |
Looking for Buddies 1964-1965 Korea |
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Orville Lambert wrote on 2005-12-01 21:59:32.0
Comments: We traveled over by ship and returned by air but was ready for battle in Vietnam if called to that duty. Need to know if anyone has been diagnosed with symptoms from chemical exposures while there. Thank you very much for any response.
Keywords: nickname Foxie; served at Camp Kaiser and Camp Casey in Korea. Need to hear from fellow veterans that served with me during 1964-1965.
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| Current Message 144 - November 2, 2005 |
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Entry: 53884
31st Infantry Regiment |
31ST Regiment, 7TH Division - Sept, 1950 - Sept, 1951 |
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James Kelly wrote on 2005-11-02 00:00:00.0
Comments: My father, John C. Kelly, of The Bronx, NY, served in Korea with the 31st Regiment in the 7th Division from September, 1950 until he was wounded in September, 1951. As a soldier, he received a Combat Infantry Badge, Bronze Star, Silver Star, Good Conduct Medal, Markmanship Awards and the Purple Heart. As a person, he is 6-ft-6, and has always been as thin as can be. I am in search of any photos that anyone may have of him, or his unit, as we have not been able to locate any. I appreciate any info anyone may have.
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| Current Message 145 - October 29, 2005 |
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Entry: 53829
31st Infantry Regiment |
E CO 31ST REGT 7 INF DIV |
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Carol Palazzo wrote on 2005-10-29 00:00:00.0
Comments: Looking for anyone who knew Harry Palazzo from Akron, Ohio 1951-1952. I have several snapshots of he and friends but no names. He would never talk about Korea and now I would like our children to know some of the history. I know he was in E Co. of the 31st Reg. I also know he swam in the Yalu river.
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| Current Message 146 - October 28, 2005 |
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Entry: 53810
31st Infantry Regiment |
SFC ROY BEDDINGFIELD |
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brian beddingfield wrote on 2005-10-28 00:00:00.0
Comments: anyone know my granfather?
Keywords: 31st inf reg/SGT./SSGT./SFC/MSGT./SGT.MAJOR/ Roy E.Beddingfield./Japan/HQ&HQ Co co./CIC/-(WIA)12-2-50& 1-19-51
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| Current Message 147 - October 25, 2005 |
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Entry: 53740
31st Infantry Regiment |
SFC ROY BEDDINGFIELD |
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brian beddingfield wrote on 2005-10-25 00:00:00.0
Comments: looking for anyone who may have photos or anything that might include/regard my late grandfather.He retired a sgt. major in 66?, 2 P.H.s in Korea. VERY IMPORTANT PLEASE LOOK IN YOUR SCRAPBOOKS
Keywords: beddingfield,sfc,
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| Current Message 148 - October 9, 2005 |
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Entry: 53496
31st Infantry Regiment |
Cpl. Paul H. Gonzales 7th division, 31st reg hq I Chosin Reservoir |
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Armando Gonzales wrote on 2005-10-09 00:00:00.0
Comments: If anyone remembers serving with Paul Gonzales either when he was a private or a corporal it would be appreciated. Since dad, does not comment much on what happened at that time, any information on what happened to the 7th division, 31st regiment hqI would be appreciated. I am very proud of dad and for those who served with him, and I am grateful to the navy medic who pulled him out of the ditch he was lying in. Thanks again, his son, Armando Gonzales
Keywords: dad was known as PG since Paul Gonzales was too long to be pronounced, he was wounded in the Chosin December 1950. He is still living. Dad was with the 7th division, 31st regiment and was wounded by shrapnel of some type, of which he never has wanted to reveal.
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| Current Message 149 - October 7, 2005 |
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Entry: 53467
31st Infantry Regiment |
A CO 31ST INF |
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KARL HALL wrote on 2005-10-07 00:00:00.0
Comments: I AM LOOKING FOR ANYONE WHO MAY HAVE SERVED WITH A CO DURING THE FEB-MAR 1953 TIMEFRAME. MY UNCLE PFC RUSSELL HALL WAS KIA ON MARCH 9, 1953 WHILE ON PATROL. THERE WERE 20 KIA THAT RESULTED FROM THAT PARTICULAR PATROL AND I WOULD LIKE TO HEAR THE DETAILS AND CIRCUMSTANCES, ETC.
Keywords: A CO, HALL, MARCH 9, 1953
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