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Comments: LOOKING FOR JRSSIE HURTADO.MY BEST FRIEND.

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served with 44th MASH 1959-60

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served with the 44th from 1961-1962

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My Grandfather

Comments: Im looking for my grandfather. I dont know his name he's an american soldier and came to Korea during the war 1950-1955 in Songhwan-ni. He was transferred to Osaka, Japan hospital in 1954? to 1955. If you know any information please email me.

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8063rd and 44th

Comments: My Father is looking for some of the members of his unit. If you served from feb 52 - july 53 please respond. thank you, Dave smith

Keywords: Elsworth "Boogie" Smith

44th M.A.S.H.

Comments: I was there for 6 months in the last part of 1957. Great experience, lots of surgery, and fond memories.Probably many have passed on. The F-86s used to wave to us as they passed over on alerts. A character building block for sure.

Keywords: Ed Hazelhurst,helicopter evacs.slicky boys, good food, no bar tenders and the great friendly MPs to the stupid docs.

44th SHMA 1959-60

Comments: I am interested in hearing from anyone from the 44th, especially doctors and nurses who were there between August of 59 and Oct of 60.

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Locating Nurses/Doctors

Comments: Would like to hear from anyone who was at the 44th during 1964-65.

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Comments: Interested in contacting people who were at the 44th SHMA in 1964-65

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44TH SHAM 1969

Comments: Would like to hear from anyone that may remember me. Does anyone rermember Dr. Houchberg, Dr. Nicoll, Dr. Richards, Dr. Jansen. Or Cap Bohner, Maj Ferraro, Maj Stubblefield, Jerry McManis, John Schultz,Jerry Cislon, Jim Gulick, Brian Izzo, e.t.c. Or Miss Chong

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44TH SHAM 1969

Comments: Would like to hear from anyone that may remember me. Does anyone rermember Dr. Houchberg, Dr. Nicoll, Dr. Richards, Dr. Jansen. Or Cap Bohner, Maj Ferraro, Maj Stubblefield, Jerry McManis, John Schultz,Jerry Cislon, Jim Gulick, Brian Izzo, e.t.c. Or Miss Chong

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Looking for anyone who was at the 44th shma in 1964-65

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REMEMBERING 1958 AT THE 44TH

Comments: LOOKING FOR ANY ONE WHO MIGHT HAVE SERVED IN 1958-59 AT THE 44TH. I WAS TRANSFERRED TO PUSAN IN SPRING OF 1959

Keywords: HARVEY FRITZ, MD; ART LINDNER, MD, MAJ. TEARSE, JANE SORINDINO RN, KARL SELIGMAN,MD

1968, 44th ahma,hq jeep driver, courier runs to seoul and kimpo air base

Comments: i lost my yearbook. it had a red hard cover. please, if anyone still has theirs, scan the pages and attach them as jpegs. plus, i still have a gold-trimmed glass boot with the 8th army insignia and the words SUPPORT COMMAND and 44TH SHMA. i am eternally proud of my dedicated and devoted service for ten months with the unit at camp rodstrom, in 1968. we were the best outfit in korea. i'll always fondly remember the KATUSA soldiers, and the infiltrator lights-out alerts and the the shot gun-armed gate guards, and the kimche cabs, and the kimche. eric prisant bet a korean asistant cook he couldn't gulp down a bottle of tobasco sauce. the cook gulped it dry, and grinned, "gimme ten bucks," and didn't even shed a tear or scramble for a glass of water! major story always had an inch or two-inch long cigar butt in the corner of his mouth. we had the worst winter in 16 years, and i almost got frost bite toes, standing in a foxhoole, even with insulated socks and mickey mouse boots. maj. story would wryly tell new doctors and nurses sitting white-knuckled apprehensively in the back seat of my m151a1, that "if al misses any potholes on the way to the msr, he'll hit 'em on the way back, won't you all?" i'd grin, and sharply reply, "yes sir, major." take me back, warrior brothers and sisters. i ain't cut out for civilian life. god bleses us all. allen luther penny jr.0436 hrs., 25 may 04. :-)(-:

Keywords: i was just called "penny." maj. story was co. eric prisant was friend the officers' club cook, first sergeant borley was our top sergeant. capt. wedvik was chief pharmacy, bob merritt was mail clerk, close town was yonjeko, with the "turkey farm." vince campbell was great friend in 3/4 ton, then 5/4 ton ambulance platoon. quanset huts, many infiltrator alerts, pork chop hill just north of us. saw freedom bridge once. 1st lt. buss was buxom blonde female nurse. spec/4 paul penny was assigned motor pool. spec/4 stankovitz from seattle was great pal. one night in the pouring rain, i drove abrigadier general 30 miles over muddy mountain roads to 43th shma, and i had taken lsd earlier. i got the 5,000 mile safe driving award added to my 201 file. a lid (ounce of reefer)wrapped in korean newspaper was $2 at the seoul washington laundry and dry cleaner store. the first shirt would let me have my jeep, surg 2, on the weekends, and i would shuck my fatigues and be wearing my civies under them, while driving through the insane traffic of seoul as i was removing my fatiques. i didn't even have to stop! we supported 2nd infantry division. f86s flew over all the time on patrol, and we had frequent bell bubble canopy dustoffs bringing in wounded from the dmz.

Need info

Comments: I'm doing research on MASH units during the Korean War for a play that I am involved in. could anyone send me some info about what it was like in a MASH unit during this war? Specifically for Nurses. Thank for your info, and especially for your service to our country. Trish Loyd

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Looking for Dr. Robert Baldwin

Comments: I am looking for information on my granfather Dr. Robert Baldwin. I beleive he was a surgeon in the Korean War. If anyo0ne could please send me info about him, that would be great. Thanks

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Looking for an Interview

Comments: My name is Kelley and I am a senior in high school in New Hampshire. I have to write a 20 page report on whatever topic I choose for my english class (it's a requirement for graduating) and my topic is the medical advances made from the Korean War and the doctors and nurses who performed them. I need an interview from someone who was actually working in a MASH unit during the war to complete this project. if anyone is interested please send me an e-mail. The interview can take place online, it would just be answering a few questions, and i could send them to you before hand. So anyone interested, please e-mail me, thanks!

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44th Surgical Hospital

Comments: 44th Surgical Hospital 1966-1968 Would like to here from anyone at the unit.

Charles

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hello everyone. i am doing a presentation on korean war nursing and mash units.

Comments: hey, i'm doing a presentation on korean war nurses and i am looking for anyone with a personal experience that they would be willing to share with me to share in my presentation. please email me at kristenwood@weber.edu

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1968 - 1969 567th Medical Ambulance Co

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Served 7/53-8/54

Comments: I am interested in hearing from members of the 44th.

Served 7/53-8/54

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I was stationed in Korea in 1969-70

Comments: Just thought I'd put this out there to see if anyone was stationed there in 1969-70 that I may know...or if I could be of any help to anyone who had loved ones stationed there during these times...567th Med. Co. was an ambulance Co. that sent their ambulances out all over the country to (and Medics) serve as aide men to various Companies as well ambulances to cover hospitals and airfields...44th was the first field hospital from the DMZ.....

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Served in Korea 44th Mash - December 1955-57

Comments: Please resond if you know or remember Paul Petrlich.

Keywords: Paul Petrlich - ran the swith board for the company.Freinds: SGT Steel, SGT Reid, Bragio(SP?),

44th Surgical Hospital

Comments: I am Rick Davis. My Father, Howard Davis, had two tours of duty in Korea. The first was in 1951 with the 8th Cav. Reg. He was wounded and was sent to a hospital in Osaka, Japan.

In 1953 he was sent back to Korea to the 44th Surgical Hospital. He was a mess sargent.

He currently lives in Owensboro, Ky. He doesn't have access to the internet. Please forward any information to me.

Thank-you for years of service to our country.

Rick Davis

Keywords: 44th Surgical Hospital 8th Cav.