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| Current Message 25 - January 28, 2004 |
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Entry: 40373
440th Aviation Signal Construction Bn |
SCARWAF OCT '54--MAY '55 ANYANG NI |
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William C. Fucik wrote on 2004-01-28 20:33:21.0
Comments: I lived with about 5 other officers in bldg. My interest and challenge is to find their names and then maybe contact.
Keywords: SCARWAF Unit 440th Signal Battalion In old factory compound near town of Anyang Ni. South of Seoul
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| Current Message 26 - January 6, 2004 |
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Entry: 39784
440th Aviation Signal Construction Bn |
LOOKING FOR CONTACTS |
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EDWARD (ED) DEAN wrote on 2004-01-06 17:50:54.0
Comments: WOULD LIKE TO HEAR FROM TOM HINES, DON (sunny) KLICK, STAN THOMAS, FRED TORRANCE, JOHN MCDONALD,AND ANY OF THE GUYS WHO WERE IN MY CO.I KNOW YOU'RE OUT THERE. JACK COLLARD, LEMERT, JOHN BARRETT, WASSERMAN, DON KRISKIE,JACKSON, GIVE ME A SHOUT. I'D LIKE TO TALK OLD TIMES THANKS IN ADVANCE ED DEAN
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| Current Message 27 - January 6, 2004 |
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Entry: 39781
440th Aviation Signal Construction Bn |
LOOKING FOR CONTACTS |
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EDWARD (ED) DEAN wrote on 2004-01-06 17:18:59.0
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| Current Message 28 - October 13, 2003 |
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Entry: 37541
440th Aviation Signal Construction Bn |
440TH SACBN HQ CO 53 54 |
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EDWARD (ED) Dean wrote on 2003-10-13 18:24:35.0
Comments: Iwas acting supply sgt. in HQ CO. 1953 to 1954 Looking for buddies who served with me. I could not make the recent reunion on Lousiana.
Keywords: 440th SACB HQ CO Anyang Ni Korea
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| Current Message 29 - May 20, 2003 |
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Entry: 34285
440th Aviation Signal Construction Bn |
440 SACB, B Co. Ewa/Angyang Ni 53-54 |
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JAMES L. Hendricks wrote on 2003-05-20 14:31:48.0
Comments: I am doing research on the 440th during its entire deployment in Korea. However, I am especially interested in the time period 1953 and 1954. I am looking for the recollections of people, situations, conditions and the little things that make up the memories of our 440th Korean experience. We all have a memory or two that others would be interested in hearing. Won't you share them so they can be put together for others to relive? Please contact me and lets swap memmories
Keywords: Memories of Korea
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| Current Message 30 - February 2, 2002 |
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Entry: 22854
440th Aviation Signal Construction Bn |
Scarwaf |
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Jerry Rosenzweig wrote on 2002-02-02 16:19:18.0
Comments: I was with the 440th SACB from August 1954 to July 1955. For most of the time I was TDY to the Air Force Finance office at Kimpo. My job was payroll clerk and I only worked on the 440th's pay records. I would like to hear from anyone I served with.
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| Current Message 31 - November 18, 2001 |
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Entry: 20751
440th Aviation Signal Construction Bn |
440 Sig Bn |
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Rudolph Schultz wrote on 2001-11-18 12:12:12.0
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| Current Message 32 - January 17, 2001 |
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Entry: 14387
440th Aviation Signal Construction Bn |
searching for my dad |
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virginia denise WORKMAN BIRMINGHAM wrote on 2001-01-17 22:23:13.0
Comments: i;m searching for any one who min't of know eugene quincy workman hewas in korea left may 1956 to go to korea for clean up i thank; not sure left from; fort louse in WA worked in army madigan hosp;when he had to go to korea;if you know him or anythang about him let me know; thank you taz girl
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| Current Message 33 - January 6, 2001 |
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Entry: 14115
440th Aviation Signal Construction Bn |
440th Sig Bn Korea 1950-51 |
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Richard B. Fluke wrote on 2001-01-06 18:59:31.0
Comments: I served in the 440th 1950-51 landing at Pusan to Taegue and to Ewa college at Seoul to Pyongyang back to Seoul courtesy of the peoples Army of China then back to Japan and from there back to Ewa and home Late September 1951. We have a 440th Alumni assn. and have had 13 annual reunions. 2000 being in Tucson AZ. have a roster with 390 + names. if interested in joining our assn. please e-mail me at richardfluke@hotmail.com hope to hear from you. Dick Fluke
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| Current Message 34 - August 10, 2000 |
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Entry: 10951
440th Aviation Signal Construction Bn |
440th Signal Aviation Construction Ba |
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DONALD A. Duncan wrote on 2000-08-10 18:17:42.0
Comments: I served with the 440th Signal Aviation Construction Battalion as an Air Force 1st Lt. attached to the Army from July 1954 to July 1955.Took a detatchment to Andersen AFB, Guam for 30 days to string cable, and was TDY to Taegu City Air Base for 60 days. My time at Anyang Ni is still the adventure of my life! It would be great to hear from anyone there during that time.
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| Current Message 35 - July 11, 2000 |
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Entry: 10293
440th Aviation Signal Construction Bn |
440th Signal Aviation Construction Bn. |
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James E. BAKER wrote on 2000-07-11 15:31:36.0
Comments: 440TH SIG AVN BN ANYANGNI 1954
Keywords: I arrived in Korea in 1954 and served witth the 440th for about 5 months before being transferred to 67th Tac Recon Wg, at Kimpo. Would love to hear from anyone in the 440th in 1954.
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| Current Message 36 - June 24, 2000 |
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Entry: 9605
440th Aviation Signal Construction Bn |
7/51-8/52 |
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James O. Ray wrote on 2000-06-24 13:36:12.0
Comments: Served from July 1951 - Aug 1952. Anyone who served with me or knew me is welcome to reply or call.
Thanks.
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SCARWAF
On Fri, 3 Mar 2000
Michael Stanley Email address wrote:
My outfit was the 440th Aviation Signal Construction Battalion. We
were (as SCARWAF means) Special Category Army With Air Force - attached
to 5th Air Force Rear. When I got there in l952 we were billeted at
Ehwa College, west of Seoul. It had sustained light bomb or artillery
damage and was pock-marked with bullet holes. But we fixed up and
lived a "country club" extence - maybe one of the only ones in Korea.
But it wasn't to last. In '53 were were moved out...south on US l to
Anyang Ni. There was a small factory office building, small factory
building - both bombed out - and a desserted rice paddy.
We set up at first in tents and went to work on the bombed out
structures. The office became Headquarters, the factory an auditorium
used mostly for movies at night. Eventually we replaced the tents with
quonset huts and life became decent.
After the armistice, we even formed a battalion baseball team and played
in the Korean championship playoffs at Seoul City Stadium. The winner
got TDY to Tokyo for the All East Tournament. Alas, we lost and went
back to Anyang Ni to await eventual rotation to the ZI and discharge.
Not too many RA's in our outfit. Most of us were draftees and couldn't
wait to get back home and resume civilian life.
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