Child of us soldier born on december 3. 1966

Comments: i am a woman that was born on dec. 3. 1966 adobtet and arrived in Denmark on march 25 1969. Abobtet by danish parents Kirsten and Hans Christian Dippel. I was adobtet from Seoul sanitarium and hospital Orphanage and my mothers name was Myung Hei Kim. its said that 26th Communication Reconnaissance Company was conncted to this hospital. and I now want to find my farther, i was named after him...Jerry Kim. I lived in the Hospital from august 1. 1968 until march 23 1969. Please give me all the information you got. i am half african american and i got pictures available on myspace.com/mettacarter

with all my heart Metta aka Jerry Kim

Keywords: My farther US soldier servede in seoul, Korea during 1966. Nick name jerry.

326 CRC - 1954

Comments: I have a picture of all of the above that I shared a tent with in Korea. Are there any reunions?

Keywords: R.Harpe (PA), D.McCormick (PA), B. Pederson (MN), D. Ashby (WA), C. Morgan (NY), D. Hill (TN)

326th CRC 1950-1951

Comments: Lost friends....

Keywords: Bob Christensen, Ted Azevedo, Burt Slesinger, Bill Hustings, Jack Hoyt, et al

Korean War Buddies

Comments: These are but a few of the many young men with whom I proudly served my country with some 50+ years ago. I served with the 326 Communications Reconnaissance Company "The Far East's Finest" 1953-1954. Love to hear from some /all of you guys.

Keywords: Bedcheck Charlie; Uijonbu; I Corps; 8th Army; Houseboy: Kim Cha Kium; Dave Stricker; Don Portzer; Derald Gearing; Kenneth B. Stokes; Jack Aldrich; Wm. Taylor; "Pop" Brasher; Lt. Gunn; Lt. Summerlyn; George Peavy; Richard Guill.

126th and 326th 1949-1951

Comments: Would like to hear from anyone from the ASA.

Keywords: Fushima Momoyama, Uijonbu, Vint Hill Farms, Ft. Monmouth

VA Survivor Benefits for Spouse - Korean Vet

Comments: Sp5. Robert Watson passed away 2/19/2003, due to complications from Coronary Artery Disease, Diabetes, and Hypertension. His wife (Irene) is a DOD/Navy employee. The Human Resources Office has requested verification of her status as a Surviving Spouse for authorization of Veterans Perference Points, to be Further supported by documentation from The Veterans Administration. Irene is filing for assistance through the DAV requesting (DIC)Dependency and Indemnity Compensation and Death Pension.

Note: Diabetes Type II, has been determined to be "Service Connected" for Korean War Veterans.

Your assistance is this matter is greatly appreciate. Robert W. Gonzales Sergeant Of Marines (Ret/Disabled)

Keywords: WATSON, Robert Brookings, Sp5, SN# ER16422081 Served: 8610 Field Station ASA, Korea Dates: Dec-52-Aug-53

Any one know this fella

Comments: Dose any one know a man by the mane Samuel Paul Adams he served in the 326th Comm. Recon Co. untill 1954 he pased away and i would love to hear any storys about him for a family history book im working on

Thank You Adam

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Information

Comments: Anyone looking for information on units in Korea. There may be information at the US Archives II, in College Park, Maryland, about SOME ASA units in Korea during the Korean War. I have looked at the file for the 501st CRG,and, believe me,it is nowhere near complete. Most of the "after action" reports about ASA units in Korea is still being held by the National Security Agency, at Fort G. G. Meade, Maryland. After all, the war still isn't over, is it? Possibly some of what we knew then is still relevant, who knows?

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326TH CRC / 8610 AU MAR 53 -- APR 55

Comments: Looking for information regarding unit award patch worn on right bottom sleeve...had a wreath on a square patch.

Love to hear from anyone that served during this timeframe in Korea or Japan.

Keywords: Salmonson (?) George (Moose) Miller Sarosan (?) Bugsy Siegel Houseboy: Kim Cdr 326th: CPT O'Hara XO Nickname (Pearshape)

326th, later 329th CRC

Comments: Intercept Op.(MOS 3717?) Dec. 1951 to June 1953 at 326th CRC site near Yonchon. Like to hear from anyone who was there at the same time. Don't remember many names - Posey?, Burns? Houseboy was Kim Dae Hyun,

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6/51-5/52

Comments: Served in the 326th Comm Recon Co. in a RDF unit near the town of Uijongbu circa June 1951 to May 1952. This was an ASA Unit. For the life of me I can't remember any names now, it's too long ago.

Keywords: 326th CRC

Comments: I served 126th Sig Svc Co. January 1949 - Aug 1952 when we were shipped to 326th Sig Svc Co. Helped set up and run RDF unit on Island off Inchon.. came down w/hepatitis Oct. 52 and was in hospital until Jan 53 when returned home..

Keywords: Joe Biggs, Bill Huston, Teske, Ted Azevedo, Schlesinger 126th Sig Svc Co. Jack Hoyt, Bob Christensen, Besinger, etc

326 CRC. 501 CR Grp, 304 CR Bn LLVI

Comments: Had a number of assignments in 326 CRC; 501 Grp Hq, Seoul T/A section; 304 CR Bn (Low Level Voice Intercept teams)at Chorwon, & Kumwha. Biggest rumble involved: White Horse Mountain. Been thinking lately of some of the men I served with, - especilly in LLVI teams.

Keywords: Known as Jerry, Van, VD. IX Corps area primarily. 304 CR Bn; LLVI teams.

326 Comm Recon

Comments: 1952-1954. Always great to hear from fellow Korean vets. I was a morse code interecept operator.

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326 com recon

Comments: looking for a personnel file on this company in korea from 1953-54 for my dad thanks

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326 crc oct.53, mar 55

Comments: looking for anyone who servsd in 326th crc from oct.53 till mar.55

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326 com recon 1952-1953

Comments: would like to hear from anyone from old baker site group

Keywords: was at baker site from oct 1952 till july 1953

126th SSC, 326 CRC

Comments: Served 126th SSC 2/49 to 6/51 when flew to Korea to join 326th CRC. Was with 126th detachment that set up RDF unit at Ashiya AFB, Kyushu, then to Hakata before returning to join 326CRC.

Keywords: Slesinger, Hoyt, Shelton, Biggs, Christensen, Constantineau, Ashiya, Hakata

330th CRC

Comments: Would like to chat with friends I served with.

Keywords: Served in Korea Feb 1953 until June 1954

Looking for buddies

Comments: Anyone in the 326 or 330, July 1953 thru Oct 1954. It would be great to hear from you.

Keywords: Dave McCourt, Bob Pawlac, Chad O'Shea, Sherm Pincus, Don (Junior) Byrne, Todd Dickens, Lt Ron Gunn, Roy Homshier, Al Kanak, Bob Rake,Jessie Aikens ...........

Buddy Search

Comments: I have met with Dick Murphy, John "Zeb" Allas, and Gene Grden this is my sister-in-laws computer,but she will pass any message to me. Or give me a callon the phone.

Keywords: my nicknam "Pop", looking for Sgt. Richard Skelly,Hershel Cowen and his brother "Jitters" Cowen.

info needed war orphans

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326th Comm Recon/126th Sig Svc

Comments: Let me hear from you

Keywords: Japan and Korea 1951-52, George Trauger was 1st Sgt, Major Hardy, CO, Capt Browning, Exec. Sasebo via Japanese "luxury Maru liner" to Pusan, LST to Inchon. Known as "Mulv"

veteran of the 326th/126th sig svc co

Comments: served with the 126th sig svc co in kyoto and arrived in korea in july 51. was with unit when changed to 326th comm recon and also with unit on chegu island in 52.

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Looking for anyone from 326th

Comments: 326TH COMM RECON (ASA)

Keywords: Served above 38th parallel,Nickname:Jerry,I remember a buddy named Posey

Seeking history of the unit

Comments: Served in intercept 13 months on the Korean mainland and Chegu island. Always wondered what successes we had if any.

Keywords: Chegu island (Chinese war prison camp at at that time).

Finding men - Inchon

Comments: anyone from the 326, info on "Inchon"

Keywords: 1st corps, 501 crc group, seoul, ui jon bu

Stories about the children

Comments: Looking for: any stories or photos of armed forces interaction with Korean children during the war years, support for orphanages, medical aid given, rescue of children, evacuation of children. Looking for information on the "Children's Air Lift" where the US Air Force flew over 1,000 children from Seoul to points in the south. Check out our web site: for information on Korean War Children's Memorial. (may still be under construction).

Keywords: Korean children war casualties, orphans, armed forces humanitarian aid to Korean children during war.

326 CRC

Comments: 326TH COMMUNICATION RECONNAISSANCE COMPANY

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326th

Comments: I am planning a monument in our city to commemorate the humanitarian aid that the US Forces in Korea rendered to the lost, homeless and orphaned children of Korea during and after the war. My unit (326th Communications Reconnaisance Company, Eye Corps) alone was responsible for helping about 250 orphans and in three years friends and relatives, former high school classmates and others sent over 30 Tons (!) of material aid to help the orphans via our army unit at our behest. I think this humanitarian aid rendered by the GI during the time of conflict has been totally unrecognized. It was not a command decision ordering the GIs to rescue the kids, hug them, bathe them, dress them, feed them and give them the love and care needed for their survival, it was out of compassion and a feeling that these children were just like their kid brothers and sisters (or children) back home. I just got back from my first visit to Korea since leaving in 1953. I had breakfast last week with the woman who managed the orphanage for our company in 1952-53. She is 88 years old and still very active. We were joined by a former resident of the orphanage who had been adopted by a Norwegian family. He had returned to Korea to try to find his birth mother and, against all odds, he found her. I'll keep you informed of my progress on finding funds for the monument.

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