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Entry: 82599 3RD LIGHT AVIATION SECTION |
WAS IN 3RD LAS FROM APR 1960 FOR 16 MONTHS |
| ROBERT (BOB) DIONIS wrote on March 27, 2012 City and State: DUNCANSVILLE PA Unit: 3RD LAS, KOREA Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: Just got there when Sigman Rhee was ousted in the Coup Da Tat. Capt Gromulchec was CO. Mean drunk, screwed with the troops in his hangovers. He was best H-13 pilot I have ever seen (when sober). I had a good camera, have many pictures. I was a trained Rotary wing/fixed wing mechanic, but ran the POL. 80/87, 100/130. We got our 1st HU1A when I was there. I was only one who could drive the 7,000 gal JP4 tanker to Inchon for fuel. Keywords: |
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Entry: 80697 3RD LIGHT AVIATION SECTION |
THOMAS DWYER JANUARY 1956 |
| PHILIP CELENTANO wrote on October 14, 2011 City and State: Unit: 3RD LAS Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: do you remember beaver the dog and kim the typist? thomas dwyer if you remember me contact my nephew. Keywords: thomas dwyer january 1956 3rd LAS |
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Entry: 79575 3RD LIGHT AVIATION SECTION |
ANYONE REMEMBER STANLEY BACHMURSKI |
| ANN MARIE KEECH wrote on July 8, 2011 City and State: NEWPORT NEWS VA Unit: 3RD LIGHT AVIATION SECTION Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: Comments: I am typing up my father's Memoir and wanted to see if we could connect with any of his friends from the Korean War era. He was in Korea 1951 - 1952. Dad, who is 91, was older than most of the guys, as he was also a veteran of WWII. Thank you! Keywords: |
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Entry: 79574 3RD LIGHT AVIATION SECTION |
ANYONE REMEMBER STANLEY BACHMURSKI |
| ANN MARIE KEECH wrote on July 8, 2011 City and State: NEWPORT NEWS VA Unit: 3RD LIGHT AVIATION SECTION Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: Comments: I am typing up my father's Memoir and wanted to see if we could connect with any of his friends from the Korean War era. He was in Korea 1951 - 1952. Dad, who is 91, was older than most of the guys, as he was also a veteran of WWII. Thank you! Keywords: Ski, Stan, Bachmurski |
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Entry: 76918 3RD LIGHT AVIATION SECTION |
59TH AVIATION |
| STEVEN MCGEE wrote on November 25, 2010 City and State: Unit: HHQ 2/71ST ADA RED CLOUD Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: I remember 59th aviation it was just south of Uijungbu. They had a military static display down there in June 1970 which I have pictures of. We also ran the 15 man alert force up to Hill 468 and I usually drove the duce out of the motor pool 2/71st ADA which was at the north end of Red Cloud. We had a contest once between the 59th and us as to who could get the alert force up the hill faster, the truck or Huey's out of the 59th. We won. Keywords: Hill 468 |
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Entry: 74973 3RD LIGHT AVIATION SECTION |
3RD LAS, I CORP G2; JULY 1950 TO SEPT 1951 |
| DONALD BLACK wrote on June 5, 2010 City and State: LAKELAND FL Unit: 3RD LAS, I CORP G2 Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: Would like to hear from anyone in the unit during the 1950 and 1951 period. I was stationed on EtaJima Is. in Hiroshima Bay when the war started. The only pilot was Capt Walter Borden. I was the only mech, and we had one L-5, it was the Stretcher carrying model. When the war started the 3 of us ( plane ,pilot and mech) were sent to Teague about the first part of July 1950. I was placed on Flying orders as an Aerial Observer on 1 Aug 1950. We were quite busy the first several months of the war, there were plenty of tanks and others to call in air strikes on, as well as troop targets. I guess I must have dropped out over 1 million of the leaflets behind the lines. Freedom Passes and others. Enough for now, if You know me, I would like to talk, the only one person I couild ever locate was Mike Lynch. He was Ridgways personal pilot and wound up a Brig. Gen. we talked several times before he died a few years ago and was interned in Arlington. Keywords: L-5, L-16, L-19 |
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Entry: 74552 3RD LIGHT AVIATION SECTION |
FLYING WITH THE 3RD LAS, 1963-64 |
| BERCHMAN RICHARD wrote on May 1, 2010 City and State: DEVILLE LA Unit: 3RD LAS, KOREA Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: I WOULD LIKE TO CONTACT MEMBERS OF THE 3RD LAS BETWEEN 1963-64. Keywords: L-19, L-20, H-13. CAPT KOPECKY, LT JIM SPEARS, |
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Entry: 71535 3RD LIGHT AVIATION SECTION |
3RD LIGHT AVIATION=59TH AVIATION CO. |
| RAY YOSH wrote on September 6, 2009 City and State: GARDEN CITY MI Unit: 59TH AVN CO. I CORPS UIJONGBU KOREA Service or Relationship: OTHER Comments: Just to let you guys know,I was stationed at the 59th Aviation Company from Dec 1964 till Dec/31/1965.The 59th Avn Co. Became a Company on 24 September 1963. Before that time it was the 3rd Light Aviation Section. I was a Crew Chief on L19 065 And L20 836.I was the only guy to crew two planes at one time. I really loved those Birds.We had 3L20's 3 L19's 6H23's and 6UH1's. the 59th was right in Uijongbu,Camp Red Cloud was about a mile from the 59th. The main gate had a sign that read I corps Aviation,Red Cloud Flight, Above the Best. I have tired to fine out what happened to the 59th. But ran into dead ends. If anybody Knows please let me know. Keywords: |
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Entry: 65835 3RD LIGHT AVIATION SECTION |
3RD L.A.S. INFORMATION |
| GERALD WRIGHT wrote on May 30, 2008 City and State: GALESBURG IL Unit: 3RD L.A.S. Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: Am interested in hearing from anyone that was in 3rd L.A.S. Keywords: Worked on L-19 and L-20 lines when not in hanger. I arrived in unit March 1960, untill April 1961. Did some work on H-13s also. |
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Entry: 65754 3RD LIGHT AVIATION SECTION |
3RD LAS SEPT 1958- AUG 1959 |
| JOE D. ELLIS wrote on May 26, 2008 City and State: LUBBOCK TX Unit: Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: I remember one instance when I got my first ride in a H13 with Lt Johns during a test flight. He scared the willies out of me when he put it into an autorotation landing. Keywords: I served with the 3rd LAS from Sept 58 to Aug 59. I was a fixed wing L19 and L20 crew chief and for a short time was in charge of the supply. |
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Entry: 65098 3RD LIGHT AVIATION SECTION |
LOOKING FOR ANYONE WHO FLEW OR WAS IN L-19 UNIT SUPPORTING 1 CORPS AT UNIJOGBU FROM 1951-53 |
| JAMES COOPER wrote on April 5, 2008 City and State: BOISE ID Unit: 19TH SUPPORT COMMAND, TAEGU Service or Relationship: FRIEND OF VETERAN Comments: Please contact me via email if you can help. he is in his late 80's and I would like to get this info to him asap. Keywords: I have a friend who flew as an aerial observer in L-19s who was with G-2 I Corps at Uijongbu from 1951-53. He does not remember the L-19 unit designation and is looking for anyone who may have that info or any other about the L-19 unit(s)or who served with I Corps G-2 in that area. He does recall that at that time the ROK Capitol Div was in the Corps center; 1st MarDiv on the left and 24th Inf Div was on the right. |
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Entry: 63817 3RD LIGHT AVIATION SECTION |
THIRD LAS |
| JAMES (JIM) HUMPHRYS wrote on January 14, 2008 City and State: ST. AUGUSTINE FL Unit: Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: I commanded the Third LAS from October 1958 to February 1959. We were stationed at Alpha-9 with the I Corps Headquarters at Uijongbu. We had 10 OH-1 (H models), 10 L-19's and 5 Beavers. Also an H-19 which we could never get flyable. We had about 12 pilots, so we could fly every day. Capt. Russ Pitts was the XO, now retired at Colorado Springs. 1Lt. Morgan Philips was our best pilot, later KIA in Viet Nam. I'll be happy to respond to any inquiries. Keywords: I Corps, Third LAS, |
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Entry: 58843 3RD LIGHT AVIATION SECTION |
I CORP 3RD LIGHT AIR SEC |
| RANDALL HOOVER wrote on September 11, 2006 City and State: PA Unit: Service or Relationship: FAMILY MEMBER Comments: My father, Clark Hoover served in Korea from I believe 1956 to 1958 time period with the I Corp 3Rd Light Air Section as a helicopter mechanic. He was stationed at Camp Red Cloud. Anyone who knew him or served during that time, please contact me. I would like to surprise my father with some of his old friends. Be a vetran myself (2/325 AIR 82Airborne) I understand the relationship with old military buddies. Please help! MPD024@comcast.net Keywords: |
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Entry: 58828 3RD LIGHT AVIATION SECTION |
I CORP 3RD LIGHT AIR SEC 1957-1958 |
| RANDY HOOVER wrote on September 10, 2006 City and State: Unit: Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: I am trying to find anyone who served with my father; Clark Hoover in this unit. Anyone with information, please contact me at mpd024@comcast.net I Corp 3rd light air section 1957 period. he was a helicopter mechanic Keywords: |
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Entry: 47165 3RD LIGHT AVIATION SECTION |
3RD LAS, KOREA 1956-1957 |
| WALTER BERNARD wrote on November 29, 2004 City and State: AUBURN CA Unit: 3RD LAS Service or Relationship: INTERESTED PERSON Comments: Served with the 3rd LAS in 1956 to 1957 as a fixed wing pilot. Please contact me if you served around that time or had relatives who served. Keywords: |
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Entry: 40206 3RD LIGHT AVIATION SECTION |
LOOKING FOR JIM BROTHERS |
| DAVID KANE wrote on January 23, 2004 City and State: HORSEHEADS NY Unit: 3RD LAS KOREA Service or Relationship: - Comments: Jim and i worked on a lot of l19 l 17 Keywords: |
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Entry: 39644 3RD LIGHT AVIATION SECTION |
L-17 48-932 |
| CHARLES BAUGHMAN wrote on January 2, 2004 City and State: HERSHEY PA Unit: 193RD SOW Service or Relationship: INTERESTED PERSON Comments: I am interested in information or photos concerning L-17 Navion 48-932's service in Korea. This aircraft still exists, and is under restoration. Keywords: L-17 Navion |
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Entry: 36327 3RD LIGHT AVIATION SECTION |
3RD LAS 1961-62 |
| ARTHUR PARKER wrote on August 17, 2003 City and State: CHANDLER AZ Unit: 3RD LAS Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN - KOREA Comments: I haven't been able to find anything out about the 3rd LAS- nothing on the US Army site. So I am trying to find any one that served in the unit. I would really like to hear from anyone that was in the unit,especialy anyone in the 1961-62 era. Keywords: |
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Entry: 30828 3RD LIGHT AVIATION SECTION |
L-17 PILOTS/INFORMATION |
| WILLIAM (BILL) LATTIMER wrote on December 31, 2002 City and State: WOODINVILLE WA Unit: N/A Service or Relationship: INTERESTED PERSON Comments: I run a small website, WWW.L-17.ORG that seeks to preserve the history of the L-17 NAvion aircraft used by the 8th Army, Light Aviation Section. I would be very interested in hearing from any Veterans that flew the L-17. Keywords: |
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Entry: 24591 3RD LIGHT AVIATION SECTION |
CORRECTING SOME INFO GIVEN BEFORE |
| FRED ORINGDULPH wrote on April 7, 2002 City and State: PORTLAND OR Unit: 3RD DIVISION AIR SECTION Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN - KOREA Comments: I have not had any contact with anyone in our air section since Korea 1953. I had hoped to renew old acquaintences. One item which I have thought of many times over the years was a pilot named Ted(Theodore) Watkins was flying our sector with an observer and had a flying saucer appear beside them and it darted around to the other side. After he landed and told several of us he was told to report to Div HDQTRS to G2 and talk with Major (or Col) John Eisenhower. He never talked about it again that I knew of! I made several attempts to reach him some years ago but was not successful. He was from Arkansas and a graduate from the U of Arkansas as I remember. I would certainly appreciate hearing from anyone else who was privy to that incident! One more item, During the last battle of the war(when the chinese attacked the Cap Rok Division and the the 3rdDiv was required to fill the gap I was asked to fly a intelligence mission with a Col as the observer into and over Chinese territory (approx) 10 miles all of a sudden we were blanketed with antiaircraft fire all around us for some reason we were not shot down and I made it back to a temporary strip (just behind the front lines)I never heard from the officer again or if we fulfilled our mission. I would greatly appreciate hearing from anyone who may have some knowledge of either of these 2 events occuring in my tour of duty. Keywords: We flew L-19, Dehaviland Beavers, L20(Navions)+ Bell Choppers. During 1953 we flew off of 3 strips the longest A22 near Kum Wa ? Our flying sector was primarily between Poppasan and pork chop hill approximately. As I remember we flew between the 40th and 45th Division pilots. We were also close to a mash unit. |
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Entry: 18298 3RD LIGHT AVIATION SECTION |
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| FRED ORINGDULPH wrote on July 27, 2001 City and State: PORTLAND OR Unit: 3RD DIV AIR SECTION Service or Relationship: - Comments: Keywords: |
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Entry: 17686 3RD LIGHT AVIATION SECTION |
3RD LAS |
| WARREN JOHN STRICKLER wrote on July 1, 2001 City and State: NEW OXFORD PA Unit: 3RD LAS Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN - KOREA Comments: I served with the 3rd LAS in Korea from Dec. 1953 until March 1955. My duty was company clerk. I am interested in hearing from anyone who served during the above period of time. Keywords: |
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Entry: 12483 3RD LIGHT AVIATION SECTION |
ROSTER AND REUNION INFORMATION 1959 AND 1960 |
| GERALD WRIGHT wrote on October 22, 2000 City and State: GALESBURG IL Unit: THIRD LAS Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN - KOREA Comments: Would just like to hear from anyone from that unit or any reunion information. Keywords: |
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Entry: 12162 3RD LIGHT AVIATION SECTION |
3RD LAS |
| CHUCK MCLAUGHLIN wrote on October 5, 2000 City and State: LAKE ORION MI Unit: 3RD LAS Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN - KOREA Comments: Looking for any one who served in this unit in Korea at any time. Keywords: Mac |
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