65th Infantry Regiment- ARMY

Comments: I was 5 or 6 yrs old when my uncles were ready to be deployed to Korea and my grandmother (their mom) was holding on to them and crying while begging them to promise they would return to her; they did promised, and they did return. I'm looking for information on my 3 uncles: Hilario Rodriguez Rivera, Donato Rodriguez Rivera,and Fruto Rodriguez Rivera. I want my children to be aware of the sacrifices and bravery my family endured for our country. I also want to thank all the men and woman who fought for the rest of us to be here, it's an honor. Thank you.

Keywords: 65th Infantry Regiment- Korea

Anyone serve with Capt. Lon Wege

Comments: I'm looking for information on the company under my father's command. He passed away in 1995 and little records exist.

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LOOKING FOR PANAMA 'MY FRIEND'

Comments: Would like to contact Panama, Barney McComb,Ed Beyerline, and others that I served with.

Keywords: Panama was his nick name.

Greek Infantry Battalion

Comments: The Greek Infantry Battalion, Part of the Greek Expeditionsry Force to Korea which also included a squadron of C-47's, was first attached to the 1st Cavalry Division, 7th Cavalry Regiment. When the 1st Cav. was moved to Japan, the Greek battalion was attached to the 3rd Infantry Division, 15th Infantry Regiment. I was attached to the "Oboe" Company.

For actions in which the Greek battalion participated between 1951 and 1952, it was awarded the U. S. Presidential Unit Citation.

Keywords: The Greek Battalion; AKA "Black" Battalion.

Hill 854

Comments: Do I understand correctly that 3rd ID was on Jamestown Line MLR in 1952? Did that include Hill 812 and 854, northeast of Punchbowl?

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3ID SOCIETY PROFILE JAN 2003

Comments: Profile of the Society of the Third Infantry Division January 10, 2003

The following was compiled from the January 2003 National Roster

There are over 3000 members

(2022 Regular Annual, 886 Regular Life, 173 Associate, and 7 Honorary) There are members from each of the United States as well as representation from Belgium, France, Greece, Italy, The United Kingdom and Puerto Rico.

Members have served during Peacetime, World War II, China, Korea, Cold War, the Gulf and Vietnam.

There are 1369 who served during World War II, 1396 served in Korea, 293 are Peacetime/Cold War. Several members served with the division during more than one period and many served in more than one division unit.

There are members from The U. S. Air Force, U. S. Marines, U. S. Navy, U.K. Allied Forces, the Belgian Brigade and Greek Expeditionary Forces. Membership, by location, is summarized below:

1 - 10 members: Alaska, Belgium, Delaware, France, Greece, Hawaii, Italy, Maine, United Kingdom, Vermont, Washington D.C. and Wyoming. 11 - 20 members: Mississippi, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Mexico and North Carolina, North Dakota, Rhode Island and South Dakota. 21 - 50 members: Alabama, Arkansas, Colorado, Connecticut, Iowa, Idaho, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maryland, South Carolina Tennessee, Wisconsin, Utah and West Virginia. 51 - 80 members: Arizona, Indiana, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri and Oregon. 81 - 135 members: Massachusetts, Texas and Virginia. 136 - 200 members: Georgia, Illinois, New Jersey, New York , Ohio, Virginia and Washington 201 - 300 members: California, Flor

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Wish I were with you all again

Comments: The last few weeks I have been moved several times to tears for mixed reasons: First: Pride of seeing my old 3 ID performing in Iraq, rekindling memories of days long ago when I was proudly wearing your Blue and White Patch and blue "fouragere".How I wished I could have been there too participating in one of the most astonishing and historical battles of all time.Something that has never been done before,and perhaps never will be equaled or trumped. Scondly:Seeing by seeing all these"anti" madmen doing their outmost efforts by giving comfort to the enemy by offering straws of hope to cling to. Finaly,I was also deeply ashamed by the antics of my own little country:(b)elgium, now toadying up to our historical enemies:(f)rance and (g)ermany and trying to thwart American plans.America that liberated us twice from the "BOCHE" in WW I and WW II and saved our people from starvation after the conflicts. A slogan popped in my mind for some of your congress men ,performers and media mind benders:"Ask not what I am doing against my country ,but ask what can I suck out of it"I hope and pray that you will soon be relieved and return your hero's back to their families at home. ---------------end message---------------------- After seeing the cartoon of Mr.Rumsfelt skating on a couple tanks another one came to mind:(I Hope you have a cartoonist on board?) Panel 1:Draw a General(Franks)behind desk A messenger bringing a note:Caption: Sir! we lost track of the 7th Cav 3ID they are off the radar screen Sir! Panel 2:Draw a Humvee,3 ID 7 Cav Banner on antenna,2 GI's manning 50 cal machine gun 3 ID patches on helmet and shoulders.Pointing gun at KIM IL SUNG;Petrified,Hair standing up.buck teeth etc.( optional) dust cloud long line of receeding armor.Caption underneat. "@#%^*!" Man ! this ain't Sadam! - Jeez I guess we just went to fast.This would be a good one for the Stars & Stripes or your div Paper. I can not draw well but come up with some good situation ideas. Sincerely Ed DE BRUYCKER.

Keywords: White horse Mt, Papasan, Kumwha .Han tan gang river

Looking for John Nicholson

Comments: I’m searching on the www for my dad's dad. He served in the Army Quartermaster School around 1952 to 1953 in Lenggries/Germany at the Prinz Heinrich Kaserne.

His name was John Nicolson or Nicholson. He was an Officer in the cooking department.

He met my grandma at this time and they had a nice time together. But then in 1953 he had to go to Korea. And my grandma had never contact with him again. Maybe he never knew, that he has a son.

Now I want to ask you, do you know something about Qartermaster School. Or how can I find soldiers from this Quartermaster School Assoiation ?Is there a Veteran meeting somewhere ?

Can I find a list on the internet from Quartermaster School soldiers for this time period ?

I would appreciate any information you might have regarding my search.

Thank you very much

Grandaughter, Stephanie

Keywords: Quatermaster school / Cook

Korea

Comments: Does anyone remember him, photos, etc. He lost his arm. How?

Keywords: Joseph Brookins, Joe From Georgia

3rd. Div. Charlie Co. 2nd. squad

Comments: I was involved in the battle of Hill 717 on 1951, was the first one wounded, there. We took the Hill 717, but learned later we were attacked during the night, a fierce battle I understand and the Hill was retaken by the No. Koreans.

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Remember Hill 717

Comments: We took Hill 717, I was slighty wounded as we were running like crazy firing, yelling, I got hit and was send to check myself, was send to Japan, came back to find out the No. had come back during the night and took the hill back. I don't hear much about this battle but I know it was a big one.

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3rd Infantry Division Veteran

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Search for George J. Hoffman 3rd infantry Division

Comments: Seeking whereabouts of George J. Hoffman, a Columbus, Ohio free lance journalist, who served with the US Armies 3rd divisions, information and education section in Korea during 1951-52. Mr. Hoffman authored an article titled "The Korean War's Silent Killer Strikes Again" in the USA Today magazine dated Sept. 1997. Please contact George Skiba, phone (724)6548778 regarding our service in Korea during this period.

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Seeking whereabouts of George J. Hoffman

Comments: Seeking the whereabouts of George J. Hoffman, a Columbus, Ohio free lance journalist, who served with the US Armies 3rd infantry divisions, information and education section in Korea during 1951-52. Mr. Hoffman authored an article titled "The Korean War's Silent Killer Strikes Again" in the USA Today magazine,Sept. 1997. Please contact George Skiba. Phone (724)654-8778 regarding our service in Korea during this period.

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Searching for Members PIO office Sept. 53-Sept. 54

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Looking for info on my fathers injury in Korea

Comments: My Father Edward E. Nagel was a tech sgt in the 81st ord tank co in Korea and was injured and went to some hospital in Korea. He is trying to claim duty disability through the VA but his medical records were lost/destroyed. Anyone with and info please help me help my father. His back was injured and he cant remember what hospital he was in. He was a tank mechanic crew chief. Any other help regarding where I could search would also be very much appreciated.

Keywords: 81st Ordinance Tank Company in Korea 1951-1952

FATHERS ASSIGNMENT KOREN

Comments: I AM THE SON OF ANTONY PALOMBO SS#083 24 2990 I LIKE MY FATHERS MEDICAL FILE HISTORY AND HIS ASSIGNMENTS HISTORY WILE HE WAS IN KOREA

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chosin vet

Comments: looking for anyone that served in 3rd inf div,1950 in or around chosin res that remembers sfc john j pruett, he was wounded,sent back, wounded later sent to states in 1951 to walter reed,unit was overrun,took bayonet in neck,survived,overrun again by tanks,his inf company was supporting a tank platoon,that platoon was overrun, took tank hit in head,found later by unknown unit of 3rd inf on retake,i am his son and a vet,trying to find which unit he was in,can anyone help

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3ID HQ CO 10/50 Wonson thru Hamhung

Comments: Sure like the web pages, you guys are doing a great service, thank you very much. KRK

Keywords: Third Infantry Division Headquarters Company Late October 1950 North Korea Wonson, Hamhung, and Hungnam, N. K. until late October 1951 to just North of Seoul, S. K.

Anyone who served with Emond G. Parish

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Adolph Cave, 3rd infantry division

Comments: I am very close to my grandfather and am lucky to still have him around. I would love to surprise him with stories or other information about his time in korea. Any one who knew him during the war please email me at jkcd513@aol.com. I would love to have any info or copies of photos if you have them and would like to share them with me. Thanks

Keywords: Adolph Cave, 3rd infantry division, korean war, army

looking for friends

Comments: Im looking for some of the guys I served with in "Apache" Company 1/30 Inf. during the 70s. Brandon Nakai,and Dean Hale. sincerely Carl Crenshaw

Keywords: stationed in Schweinfurt W.Germany

unit not known

Comments: My late father was a veteran of WWII and Korea. I have several pictures of him in Korea with his friends and would be willing to share them with those who are interested. I will be forever grateful to my father and his fellow soldiers for defending the freedoms I now enjoy. God bless you all!

Keywords: Burt F. Arthur Jr.; Hotel Chosin, Seoul; 3rd Infantry Division; Han River Bridge; U.S. Hanbor Boat Yerba Buena; Sasebo, Japan; 1950; Cook; Pete Cottington; Capt. Rainer; Capt. Cohen; SFC Fournier; Master Sgt. May Ft. Devens; Army