5th Regimental Combat Team Association    Jerome Prather, Jr.    Secretary/Treasurer

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Entry: 82134 555TH FIELD ARTILLERY BN (105MM)	JULY 13-14,1953 OVERRUN
THEO C. WATKINS SR wrote on February 15, 2012 City and State: GUY AR Unit: AVIATION COMMANDER 555THFABN Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: I was the Commander of the nickle aviation (two L-19 acft)section when we were overrun in 1953.We lost all our 105's.Servcice Battery got out with some equipment.The battalion C0 LtCol Goodnow was relieved.I flew him back to Seoul for the GI brush treatment.My replacement was Lt Stracener from Louisana.Would appreciate hearing from fellow survivors.. Keywords: L-19 Cessna birddog fixed wing Chorwon/Poppa San Mtn

Entry: 81934 555TH FIELD ARTILLERY BN (105MM)	INFORMATION PLEASE
DARRIN WILSON wrote on February 1, 2012 City and State: BARTLETT TN Unit: Service or Relationship: FAMILY MEMBER Comments: Hello My Fathers Name was William Amen Wilson. He was from Munford/Memphis Tn. He passed in 1981 and i am looking for some information on him.I do know that he served in the 555th and was a paratrooper as well. He was captured in Korea and was a POW from what i believe to be 14 months and 29 days.I could never get him to talk to me about his service career much most of all of that he took with him to his grave.We were very close. Is there anyone out there who might have known him that can give me some information about him ? . Thank you . Darrin Wilson .. Bartlett Tn. Keywords: POW..and unit information on the 555th.

Entry: 81924 555TH FIELD ARTILLERY BN (105MM)	555FA KOREA OVERRUN JULY13-14,1953
LARRY BASTIAN JR. wrote on January 31, 2012 City and State: RIVERWOODS, IL Unit: HDQ BTRY 555 FA Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: Keywords: If anyone had relatives with the 555 triple nickel on July 13-14 1953 when they were overrun by enemy forces, I have magazine and newspapers clippings that I will be happy to send to family members. Obviously there is a reason I still have them as I was in one of them and my family kept them. Larry Bastian Im not interested in charging anyone.

Entry: 81856 555TH FIELD ARTILLERY BN (105MM)	FOR MY DAD- INFO ON ROAD BLOCK IN APRIL 1951
GEORGE RICE SR. wrote on January 24, 2012 City and State: Unit: Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: My dad wants to know what happened with the road block in April 1951, if anyone has info about that day. Keywords: 5th RCT

Entry: 80145 555TH FIELD ARTILLERY BN (105MM)	FOR MY FATHER
KEN HERNDON JR. wrote on August 26, 2011 City and State: SHERMAN TX Unit: 555 FIELD ARTILLERY Service or Relationship: OTHER Comments: Can anyone help me with a picture of insgnia or info on where to get insignia with pentagon included in the insignia for the 555 (Triple Nickel).My father is Kenneth Herndon from TX and I do not have very much info on his service in Korea. The stories in this post sound like stories told to me 30 years ago.In about 1970 I found metals that he received and he moved them ,will not talk about them and have not seen them since. Long story short all he seems to want now is a hat with that insignia and can not find one- he is now 80 and I would like to have a hat made for him. Keywords: Triple Nickle insignia

Entry: 79412 555TH FIELD ARTILLERY BN (105MM)	LT RICHARD MCLEOD
DENIS MCDONOUGH SR. wrote on June 24, 2011 City and State: DUNEDIN FL Unit: 1/5 MECH CU CHI VIETNAM Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: Looking for any info for 3/6/51 in which LT Richard McLeod was KIA. From what I understand,his unit was being over run, so he called in for artillery. He was KIA that day. He was awarded the Silver Star for that action. His wife never knew how he died. Im doing a Memorial for him on findagrave.com Keywords: Operation Killer/Operation Ripper

Entry: 79202 555TH FIELD ARTILLERY BN (105MM)	DOES ANYONEONE KNOW GENE FASHOLZ
KRIS BERLINSKI wrote on June 4, 2011 City and State: DENVER CO Unit: Service or Relationship: FRIEND OF VETERAN Comments: he is a great friend and i have the uttmost respect for him. Keywords:

Entry: 77977 555TH FIELD ARTILLERY BN (105MM)	PVT. ARTHER ALLEN
KEVIN HART wrote on February 24, 2011 City and State: Unit: Service or Relationship: OTHER Comments: my uncle, pvt. Arther Allen, my mothers older brother was killed in action at bloody gulch. Is there anyone out there that can tell me about what happened. Keywords: Bloody Gulch Korea

Entry: 77613 555TH FIELD ARTILLERY BN (105MM)	DO YOU KNOW MY FATHER LONNIE SIMMONS
BONITA SIMMONS-JOHNSON wrote on January 25, 2011 City and State: STATESBORO GA Unit: Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: Keywords: My dad Lonnie Simmons from Statesboro, Ga was a veteran of the Korean War and Vietnam.Was a parachuter.Broke both legs in training. Would like to contact anyone who knew him.

Entry: 76583 555TH FIELD ARTILLERY BN (105MM)	FEB 51-NOV 51 HQ BATTERY
FRANK CORONA wrote on October 31, 2010 City and State: PHOENIX AZ Unit: HQ BTRY 555TH FA BN Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: Having failing memory, I do remember several close friends from my tour of duty Korea Feb 51 thru Nov 51. Wonder if these two indiviuals remember me. Have some photos I took while with the triple nickle. Will furnish on request. my assignment was with Hq Btry 555th FA Bn Keywords: Sgt Drake and Sgt Phelps

Entry: 76492 555TH FIELD ARTILLERY BN (105MM)	FRANK JAMES KOEHLER, JR.
BONNIE KOEHLER wrote on October 22, 2010 City and State: ELIZABETHTON TN Unit: Service or Relationship: FAMILY MEMBER Comments: Wanting information on my father, Frank J. Koehler Jr., who was killed August 12, 1950. Member 555th Field artillery Battalion, 5th Infantry Regimental Combat Team, killed in action near Pongam, South Korea. Keywords:

Entry: 75877 555TH FIELD ARTILLERY BN (105MM)	THANKS
BILL F. TRIPLETT wrote on August 22, 2010 City and State: BROKEN ARROW OK Unit: L CO 5TH RCT Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: I just want to thank all you guys from the Tripple Nickel. When we called for flares you were there. When we called for Fire for effect, It was there in a matter of minutes. Thank all of you for saving my but a lot of times. Keywords:

Entry: 75859 555TH FIELD ARTILLERY BN (105MM)	DANIEL CAUFFIEL. APO 301 555 F A .AIR SECTION
POLLY BODINE wrote on August 20, 2010 City and State: HAINESPORT NJ Unit: Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: Does any one remember Daniel W Cauffiel from Toledo, Ohio? He was an Aircraft Machanic who was in the 24 Army Division and was transfered into the 555 F A Air Section after a battle at ChunChon Korea on April 24, 1951. I understand he was trannsfered so that he could get his Sargants Ratings. He never talked about his Army Days, except that he was Invited to join and called back. We receiently found a Daniel Cauffiel on the internet as being one of seven who founded the 307th Bombardment Group in Reno, Nevada. I know he worked on B-24's. Is there any connection of that to the 555 F A. Thank you for this website so we may inquire. Keywords:

Entry: 75306 555TH FIELD ARTILLERY BN (105MM)	VERY CLOSE FRIEND
DONALD TOLLIVER wrote on June 30, 2010 City and State: SARASOTA FL Unit: HEAVY MORTAR CO.35TH INFANTRY REGIMENT 25 INF. DIV Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: Keywords:

Entry: 75049 555TH FIELD ARTILLERY BN (105MM)	A BATTERY 555TH F A
H. GLENN HATFIELD wrote on June 12, 2010 City and State: Unit: Service or Relationship: AIR FORCE VETERAN Comments: I recently recieved a copy of my father's service records. I was able to find out he was in A Btry 555th F A in Korea from June 1950 until he was evacuated to Japan after 4 November, 1950. His Btry was over ran at the "Battle of Bloody Gulch" (he was probably Chief of Firing Section) and I believe it was over ran again on 4 Nov. 1950. Does anyone know what happened to this unit on 4 Nov, 1950? Keywords: Battle of Bloody Gulch, 4 Nov, 1950

Entry: 74854 555TH FIELD ARTILLERY BN (105MM)	JOHN ARTHUR MCDOWELL
DOUGLAS MCDOWELL wrote on May 29, 2010 City and State: LEEDS AL Unit: Service or Relationship: FAMILY MEMBER Comments: My Dad, PFC John Arthur McDowell, served in the 555 field artillery battalion in 1953 as a field wireman. Keywords: 555, triple nickel

Entry: 74724 555TH FIELD ARTILLERY BN (105MM)
STEVEN RICE wrote on May 17, 2010 City and State: AUSTELL GA Unit: Service or Relationship: FAMILY MEMBER Comments: I am looking for anyone who can tell me about my uncle. His name was Cornelius V. Edge. He was a 1st Lt. with the 555th Artillery as a forward observer. I have a picture of him with Brig. Gen. Kenneth S. Sweany receiving the Bronze Star Medal. Any help would be great. Thanks. Keywords: Cornelius V. Edge/555th Artillery/Bronze Star

Entry: 74221 555TH FIELD ARTILLERY BN (105MM)	CLAUD
JOSHUA STAFFORD wrote on April 4, 2010 City and State: JESUP GA Unit: 555 FIELD ARTILLERY BATTALION Service or Relationship: FAMILY MEMBER Comments: My grandfather Claud "Harris" Howard (Ludowici, GA, USA), was a member of the 555th FAB "Triple Nickel" in Korea from November 1951 - May 1952. He was awarded the Bronze Star Medal during his time in Korea. From his stories, I take it he was in communications. I am trying to research the units activity during his time there. Any information would be most helpful. My grandfather is still alive today and is now 80 years old, and doing very well. However, he doesn't like to talk about the war. I am his only grandson and am working on a project for our family. Keywords: Triple Nickel, 555th, Claude "Harris Howard, communications

Entry: 73677 555TH FIELD ARTILLERY BN (105MM)	INFORMATION ON HOWARD PFC DAVID ROUTT
DEBBIE FUNDERBURK wrote on February 23, 2010 City and State: Unit: Service or Relationship: FAMILY MEMBER Comments: Keywords: I am looking for anyone that served with my Uncle and knew him. I wasn't born until 1958. I've heard lovely stories about him. I would love to hear stories about his service time. Private First Class Routt was a member of Battery C, 555th Field Artillery Battalion, 5th Infantry Regimental Combat Team. He was listed as Missing in Action while fighting the enemy near Kumsong, North Korea on July 14, 1953. He was presumed dead on July 15, 1954.

Entry: 72878 555TH FIELD ARTILLERY BN (105MM)	LOOKING FOR ANY INFO ON MY GRANDFATHER J.T LEDFORD
BRYON LEDFORD wrote on December 24, 2009 City and State: MIMS FL Unit: Service or Relationship: FAMILY MEMBER Comments: I can't find where my grandfather died in action, all I know is he was part of the 555th artillery group.If anyone has any info about him it would be great.My father was born 2 months after he was KIA. his name is J.T. ledford KIA on Feb.9,1951. Thank you Keywords:

Entry: 72409 555TH FIELD ARTILLERY BN (105MM)	MAURICE METZCAR
KAY REED wrote on November 18, 2009 City and State: YORKTOWN IN Unit: Service or Relationship: FAMILY MEMBER Comments: My great uncle was taken prisoner near Chongpyong, South Korea, April 25th 1951 and presumed dead Sept. 28th 1951. We were told he was left alone in a POW camp when other POW's were moved and he had a leg injury preventing him from walking without help. His captors would not let anyone help him and left him behind. PLEASE if anyone knows anything about my uncle contact me. Keywords: Maurice Metzcar 555th Art. BN 105MM location of loss UKKOLGYE-Death Valley

Entry: 72289 555TH FIELD ARTILLERY BN (105MM)	TRIPLE NICKEL HELPING 17TH FIELD ARTILLERY 11/27/1950
GERALDINE BARRETT wrote on November 11, 2009 City and State: CLARKSTON MI Unit: 17TH FIELD ARTILLERY Service or Relationship: FAMILY MEMBER Comments: i'm writing this on behalf of my dad, jack barrett. he was in korea with the 17th field artillery from 1950-51. he frequently speaks of being surrounded by enemies at kunu-ri for 3 days (11/26-28/1950) when suddenly, an opening occurred giving his group a chance to find safety. this was due to the efforts of the triple nickel field artillery group. he never found any information on what happened to them after that day, but he fears they might not have made it out. any information at all would be greatly appreciated!! God bless and Happy Veteran's Day!! Keywords: battle of kunu-ri; 11/27/1950; 17th field artillery; 2nd div. infantry; 1st cavalry

Entry: 71831 555TH FIELD ARTILLERY BN (105MM)	LOOKING FOR ANY INFO ON AUBREY LEE GIBSON
JODI STEVENS wrote on October 3, 2009 City and State: Unit: Service or Relationship: FAMILY MEMBER Comments: I am looking for any info on my great uncle Aubrey Lee Gibson. He went MIA August 12th 1950 in the Korean war. I would love to hear any stories about him or if anybody has any pictures they can share. I am working on a family scrapbook and need as much info as I can. Keywords: Aubrey Lee Gibson, 555th Field Artillery Battalion

Entry: 71695 555TH FIELD ARTILLERY BN (105MM)	ARTHUR SCHALLER
STEPHEN SCHALLER wrote on September 21, 2009 City and State: DENVER CO Unit: 555 ARTILLERY Service or Relationship: FAMILY MEMBER Comments: I am looking for pictures or stories concerning my Dad's service in Korea. He spoke very rarely about it except to say that it was one of the best things that ever happened to him. He was in the 555th Artillery. I think he worked in the supplies area. He had a good friend Don Gottman who he also served with. Both are gone now. My dad died on Sept 22, 2001, 11 days after 9/11. He was exactly 70 years and 1 month old when he died. He owned a flag business, The National Flag Company in Cincinnati OH for many years. My younger brother Art Jr now runs the business. We are planning a veterans celebration Mass at my parish in November and I was looking for pictures or articles that I could use for display. I would appreciate any information or stories about my dad or the 555th deployment in Korea Keywords: Art Schaller 555th Field Artillery

Entry: 71034 555TH FIELD ARTILLERY BN (105MM)	ANY PICS OF THE 555TH ARTILLERY?
MARK KOZIK wrote on July 27, 2009 City and State: MI Unit: Service or Relationship: FAMILY MEMBER Comments: MY DAD IS FRED JOHN KOZIK. HE SERVED WITH THE 555TH FIELD ARTILLERY BATALLION IN KOREA (1952?). HE WON'T SAY MUCH ABOUT THE WAR, BUT I WONDER IF ANYONE HAS PICTURES OF THE UNIT. THANKS. Keywords:

Entry: 70300 555TH FIELD ARTILLERY BN (105MM)	GOD BLESS
DESIREE PARKER wrote on May 25, 2009 City and State: Unit: Service or Relationship: FAMILY MEMBER Comments: Keywords: My dad, Robert "Red" Rude was a member of the 555 the second time it was over run. He was on the Howitzer. Dad has died now, but if anyone remembers him, please contact me. God bless you all this Memorial Day. Thank you, Desiree Parker

Entry: 70041 555TH FIELD ARTILLERY BN (105MM)	DOES ANYONE KNOW BILLY MURRY MARTIN (WILDCAT)
JOHN MARTIN wrote on May 2, 2009 City and State: RIO RANCHO NM Unit: 8TH AGS KUNSAN KOREA Service or Relationship: AIR FORCE VETERAN Comments: My father did not talk about his time in the Army but my brother said that my father told him that he was the only survivor from his Company during an attack during the war. My father became an alcoholic after the Korean War and committed suicide in January of 1978. I would like to find out if he is due any medals since he told my brother that he was wounded during the attack. Thank you. SFC John Austin Martin Keywords: My father was in "A" BTRY 555th FA BN APO 301 during the Korean War. he joined the Army April 7, 1950 and he was discharged on 26 August 1953 at Fort Sheridan Illinois.

Entry: 69008 555TH FIELD ARTILLERY BN (105MM)
HAROLD MANBEVERS wrote on February 7, 2009 City and State: OKACHOBEE FL Unit: 5TH RCT Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: This is Harolds neice Ellie, he's not used computers but looking for pictures of this time he would enjoy seeing. thank you Keywords:

Entry: 68741 555TH FIELD ARTILLERY BN (105MM)	LOOKING FOR ANYONE WHO SERVED WITH JAMES STEVENS
KIM STEVENS wrote on January 19, 2009 City and State: OGALLALA NE Unit: 5TH RTC 555 FIELD ARTILLARY DIVISION Service or Relationship: FAMILY MEMBER Comments: Hello, I am writing looking for anyone who served with my father James Stevens in Korea in 1953 thru 1955. He was in the 555 Field artillary division 5th RTC and ran heavy equipment. He shipped out of Seattle, WA I believe in August of 1953 and returned by ship I think around March or April of 1955. He is still living and would like to hear from anyone he served with. Thanks, Kim Stevens Keywords: James Stevens, 5th RTC, 555 Field Artillary Division, Heavy Machinery Opperator, 1953, 1954, 1955

Entry: 68740 555TH FIELD ARTILLERY BN (105MM)	ARTHUR ALLEN KOREA KIA 8/12/1950
MELISSA DOPP wrote on January 19, 2009 City and State: ENFIELD CT Unit: Service or Relationship: FAMILY MEMBER Comments: I am trying to find info on my uncle, Arthur Allen. He was only 20 yrs old when he died in Korea on Aug 12, 1950. I never met him but I would like to know something about him. If anyone has any info pls contact me. Thank you Keywords: HQ Battery 555 FA 25th Inf Div Korea

Entry: 68454 555TH FIELD ARTILLERY BN (105MM)	ROGER D.COX 5TH RCT 3RD KING CO
ROGER D. COX wrote on December 30, 2008 City and State: BOWLING GREEN MO Unit: KING CO 3RD 1ST PLT 5TH RCT Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: SOON WILL BE 77 WOULD LIKE TO FIND SOME OF THE MEN THAT I WAS WITH THERE ,WOULD ASN. TO ALL MAIL, OR WOULD COME TO SEE YOU ANY PLACE, WILL, BE DONE THIS YEAR WITH A SER.CONTRACT THAT THAT IS 2009, HOPE TO GO ANY PLACE I WANT. MY HEALTH IS STILL IN FINE SHAPE THANK GOD FOR THAT, BY THE WAY I HAVE NEVER CUT HAIR SINCE I LEFT THAT PLACE, SURE CAN REMBER THOSE DAM DUCK TAILS . ROGER D. COX Keywords: WE WAS ON THE MOVE THE BIGGER PART OF THE TIME OUT POST HARRY WITH THE TURKS 24 DIV 45 DIV XMAS HILL WAS THE LAST WHERE WE LOST HAROLD CROSS ,AND HE WAS DOING MY JOB WHEN IT HAPPEN, GOT TO FIND HIS 2 BOYS THEY ARE IN MI. ME AND HIM WAS TO GO AND SEE HIS WIFE 2 BABYS MOTHER AND DAD, JUST AS SOON, AS IT WAS OVER ,THEY WAS TO COME TO JAPAN, AND MY HAVE BEEN THERE ALREADY,

Entry: 68273 555TH FIELD ARTILLERY BN (105MM)	555TH BATTERY B 1951 - 1952
HARRY S. DILLON SR. wrote on December 16, 2008 City and State: TYRONE PA Unit: 555TH BATTERY B Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: I am looking for members of B Battery that I served with in Korea from Aug. 1951 to Aug. 1952 especially Melvin C. Davis. I would like to talk with him if anyone knows how to get in touch with him please contact me at my new address, my new email address, or by phone. I would like to hear from anyone from Battery B that I served with. My email and home address have changed, that is the reason for my new entry. Harry Dillon Sr. Keywords: 5th RCT, 555th, Battery B, 1951, 1952, Heartbreak Ridge, Punch Bowl, Melvin C. Davis

Entry: 67003 555TH FIELD ARTILLERY BN (105MM)	555 BAKER .. PRIOR MESSAGE ABOUT MSG CHARLES RHODES
JACK PARKER wrote on August 27, 2008 City and State: Unit: Service or Relationship: OTHER Comments: My neighbor is Clyde Holland and was in the 555th - Baker from June 1953 to the fall of 1954. I helped him search this site and noticed the 2005 inquiry about MSG Charles Rhodes, from his grandson, Vince Pascale. Clyde does not have e-mail, and I agreed to connect you - if possible.. Feel free to call my cell # - or respond by e-mail. (I sent an e-mail to him through the system, but it may not still be a good address, etc .. ) Keywords: Charles Rhodes

Entry: 64506 555TH FIELD ARTILLERY BN (105MM)	555TH B BATTERY 1951 TO 1952
DUANE BAKER wrote on February 27, 2008 City and State: COON RAPIDS IA Unit: B BATTERY 555TH RCT Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: My Dad, Duane Baker, served in the 555th B Battery from Fall 1951 to Summer 1952. He was headin to the front line with the infantry when he was pulled by role call from his truck and sent into B Battery of the 555th. He called his unit a "bastard unit" as they served may different units of the US, ROK, Turks and Ethiopians. Weeks after he left the Battery was overrun and "bugged out". He was a Sgt 1st Class when he left. Richard Baker Keywords:

Entry: 64253 555TH FIELD ARTILLERY BN (105MM)	555 FIELD ARTILLERY/5TH RCT
MAURICE MITCHELL JR. wrote on February 10, 2008 City and State: CARMICHAEL CA Unit: Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: I am putting this entry in for my father who does not have access to internet services and is not very computer savvy. He will be 81 in one month, March 13th. He served with the 555 Field Artillery unit of the 5th RCT, Korea, 1952-53.He remembers the night the Chinese overran the ROK's in front of their unit and had to "bug out" fast. He left everything behind but his helmet and rifle. They threw thermite charges down the barrels of their guns to make them unusable for the Chinese. I believe this was along the parallel in either 1952 or early 53. Not sure. Thanks, Rob Mitchell Keywords: Many in the unit will remember the "Punch Bowl". Outposts Tom, Dick , and Harry. Position overrun by Chinese in a "bug out" situation.

Entry: 64079 555TH FIELD ARTILLERY BN (105MM)	HALL, WILLIAM CALVIN 'BILLY/BILL' CAMILLA, GEORGIA
BETTY LINDSTEDT wrote on January 29, 2008 City and State: TIFTON GA Unit: Service or Relationship: FAMILY MEMBER Comments: I am looking for information about my brother, Lieutenant William Calvin "Billy or Bill" Hall, Citadel graduate 1949, home town of Camilla, Georgia. He went to Korea in August 1950. He was a member of the 555th Field Artillery Battalion, 5th Infantry Regimental Combat Team. He was reported Killed in Action while fighting the enemy at CS508932, "Death Valley" in South Korea on April 25, 1951. We have reason to believe he was possibly captured on April 25th and died thereafter. Interested in hearing from anyone who knew him. ANY information would be greatly appreciated. Have pictures from Korea that include: Earl J. Davis, Bob Ritchie (USMA '49),Capt. Henry Emerson (USMA) '47 Commander Frank Athanason. Keywords: First Lieutenant William Calvin "Billy" "Bill" Hall, 555th Field Artillery Battalion, 5th Infantry Regimental Combat Team, Killed in Action, CS508932, "Death Valley" South Korea, April 25, 1951, Earl J. Davis, Bob Ritchie (USMA '49),Capt. Henry Emerson (USMA) '47 Commander Frank Athanason, CO, "A" Cmopany, 5th Inf. Regt). 555th Filed Artillery Battalion, 24th Infantry Division, Kaech-on, 63rd Field Artillery Battalion, Taejon

Entry: 63316 555TH FIELD ARTILLERY BN (105MM)	'555TH FIELD ARTILLERY BN (105MM)'
AL MALAIKO wrote on December 6, 2007 City and State: Unit: Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: Hello! To all my friends and buddies of the "Triple Nickel 555th Field Artillery" who served in Korea from 1952 to 1953. I worked in the PX 555th Field Artillery Battalion Headquarters and met a lot of terrific guys while there. I'm proud to have served in the "Triple Nickel" and with you all. I've been trying to locate an old buddy who I served with, he was with the First Calvary but assigned to the "Triple Nickel" 555th Field Artillery Headquarters his name is Sgt. Richard Gilliam from Raleigh or Durham, North Carolina. I sure would like to hear that he and the other guys got home safe. Keywords: Triple Nickel Headquarters,PX,

Entry: 62876 555TH FIELD ARTILLERY BN (105MM)	ABOUT FATHER
ROBERT HOELTING JR. wrote on November 7, 2007 City and State: Unit: Service or Relationship: FAMILY MEMBER Comments: My father served in Korea with the 555 field artillery unit, otherwise known as the triple nickle. He talked very little about his expierences in Korea. Does anyone know or remember Robert Hoelting from St. Louis Mo.? Keywords: 555 Field Artillery Unit, Triple Nickle

Entry: 62523 555TH FIELD ARTILLERY BN (105MM)	555TH FAB, FO'S
JON ADKINS wrote on October 7, 2007 City and State: PEORIA IL Unit: Service or Relationship: FAMILY MEMBER Comments: My father was in the 555th as a forward observer in Korea. He was awarded two bronze service stars for his actions when the ROKS deserted. He barely got out of there with his life. His name was Robert L. Adkins. He spent 2 years in the U.S. Army. He was honorably disharged with the rank of corporal. He passed away in June 1993. He was given full military honors and a 21 gun salute at his burial. He sure didn't like talking too much about his experiences in Korea but he thought and spoke highly of the men he served with, officers and enlisted men alike. Do any of you honorable Korean war vets remember him? Keywords: 555th FAB, FO's, 105mm Howitzers

Entry: 60976 555TH FIELD ARTILLERY BN (105MM)	LEO TYBORSKY
JENNY PARRISH wrote on May 13, 2007 City and State: Unit: Service or Relationship: FAMILY MEMBER Comments: My father is looking for Leo Tyborsky they served in Korea together. My Father (Forrest Stairs) was pulled out of Korea a week before there base was raided. I would like to get any information on Mr. Tyborsky as my father would like to know. Keywords: 555 Feild artillery battalion

Entry: 60555 555TH FIELD ARTILLERY BN (105MM)	INFO ON OLDER BROTHER
GUY R. LABRACK wrote on April 4, 2007 City and State: SOUTHINGTON CT Unit: Service or Relationship: FAMILY MEMBER Comments: Looking for info from anyone who might have served with my brother sfc kenneth LaBrack in korea during the Korean War, He was attached to the 5th RCT, 555th artillery battalion, I believe, He was adwarded to silver star, and bronze star several times, but up until his death in May of 2005 he would say very little about his tours during the Korean War. Any info that any person might have who might of served with him would be kindly welcomed and could be forwarded to my email address (guirl@cox.net) Again Thank You hoping to hear from someone. His brother Guy,,,,,, Keywords:

Entry: 60350 555TH FIELD ARTILLERY BN (105MM)	WILLIAM LOUCK
CHARLES CRESSELL wrote on March 14, 2007 City and State: LUDINGTON MI Unit: Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: I am looking for anybody who knew a friend of mine by the name of William Louck. He served with the 555 5th RCT in Korea I am not sure of the exact dates but I do know he went thru Taegu quite a bit. Or if anybody knows Glenn Green could you please pass along his whereabouts, this is the only person my friend could remember. Keywords: Taegu,555,5th rct,Glenn Green.

Entry: 58502 555TH FIELD ARTILLERY BN (105MM)	CANNONEER IN THE KOREAN WAR FROM JANUARY 1950 TO 1951
JOHN RENTZ wrote on August 15, 2006 City and State: CLOUDLAND GA Unit: Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: I am the daughter of John Rentz, who fought in the Korean war from January 1950 to 1951. My father was a cannoneer. He also fought in WWII in 1947. My father sat the site on the gun and fired when ordered. His gun was hit and my father was hit by shrapnel that destoryed the right side of his skull. He was taken to a hospital in Pusson where he had to have a steel plate put in his head. My father has been trying to get his pension for years now. Our wonderful VA claims his medical record burnt and there is no proof that he has the steel plate. He has been getting the run around for years now. We are in the process of trying again. My father is 86 years old and is in fair health, he deserves his money. Can anyone help us or give us some suggestion on what to do. Keywords:

Entry: 57863 555TH FIELD ARTILLERY BN (105MM)	LOOKING FOR BUDDIES THAT SERVED WITH MY DAD DEWEY GOINS
CATHY STUCK wrote on June 27, 2006 City and State: MOBERLY MO Unit: Service or Relationship: FAMILY MEMBER Comments: I would like to find someone that knew my Dad. There were two good friends that would come to our house to go hunting in the fall, I remember them when I was small. One was Nick and Irene from St. Louis, the other one was from the Kansas City, I can't remember there names. My father is no longer alive, but my mother would like to hear from someone. My Dad was from Moberly Missouri. Keywords: 555 Artillary Battalion , years of 1946-1949

Entry: 52323 555TH FIELD ARTILLERY BN (105MM)	UPDATE
LAMOYNE BAER wrote on July 28, 2005 City and State: ANKENY IA Unit: A BATTERY 555FA Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: I would like to know the location of A Battery during the period Aug-Dec. 1952. I was on Able OP. Also the A Battery roster during that period. Keywords: Attached to 5th RCT

Entry: 51748 555TH FIELD ARTILLERY BN (105MM)	MISSING INFORMATION
GEORGE LASTER JR. wrote on June 29, 2005 City and State: WALDORF MD Unit: NPA Service or Relationship: OTHER Comments: wAITING FOR iNFO ON GEORGE E. LASTER 555TH Keywords:

Entry: 51337 555TH FIELD ARTILLERY BN (105MM)	LOOKING FOR 555TH FIELD ARTILLERY BATTERY B FROM AUG.1951 TO 1952.
HARRY S. DILLON SR. wrote on June 4, 2005 City and State: TYRONE PA Unit: 555TH FIELD ARTILLERY BATTALION BATTERY B Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: I am looking for members of B Battery that I served with in Korea from Aug. 1951 to Aug. 1952 especially Melvin C. Davis. Keywords: Battery B 1951 1952 Heartbreak Ridge

Entry: 50829 555TH FIELD ARTILLERY BN (105MM)	HARRY WASHINGTON LEE
RICK LEE wrote on May 13, 2005 City and State: ST. LOUIS MO Unit: 555TH SERVICE BATTERY Service or Relationship: FAMILY MEMBER Comments: I am looking for anyone who knew my uncle Harry Lee. Unfortunately my Uncle died in 1999. He didnt talk a whole lot about his experiences but he did share a few stories. We also have a few pictures and was wondering if any body out there would like to see them and identify the people in them. One picture in particular is of a young Korean Boy approximately 10 years old dressed in a assortmant of army hand me down cloths. My uncle said he was kind of like a unit mascot and after the unit was overrun he never saw him again. According to my Uncles DD214 he was assigned to the Service Battery Company. He was a truck driver and a welder and served from 1953 to 1954. He was wounded by sharpnel in the legs and stomache. He was from a small town in Missouri called Lutesville. Thank you for taking time to read this and God Bless you all and keep you in good health. Keywords:

Entry: 49956 555TH FIELD ARTILLERY BN (105MM)	SVC BTRY TRIPLE NICKEL .1952-54.
JAMES MACALUSO wrote on April 3, 2005 City and State: LEESBURG FL Unit: SVC BTRY 555 FA BN 5RCT. Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN - KOREA Comments: I served with a lot of good men,But I don't remember many names it was a long time ago,I would like hear from anyone that remembers me and the time we served together.I will turn 70 this July.Best Wishs to everyone. Keywords: Mac nickname. Jobs wiremen switchboard operater.also truck driver 1953-54.

Entry: 48803 555TH FIELD ARTILLERY BN (105MM)	B BATTERY 555TH FIELD ART. 24TH DIVISION JULY 1953
VINCE PASCALE JR. wrote on February 9, 2005 City and State: PORTVILLE NY Unit: Service or Relationship: FAMILY MEMBER Comments: I am looking for anyone who knew my Grandfather MSG Charles M. Rhodes. He went missing in action 14-July-1953 along with others in his unit. I never knew him but i have heard alot about him from my mother who is now very ill. If anyone served with him, knew him or may have photos of him. please contact me. Keywords:

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