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555th Field Artillery Battalion (105MM)


130 Messages - Group 100 to 149
Current Message 100 - October 25, 2000
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Entry: 12532
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555th F A Bn Headquarters PX

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Al Malaiko wrote on 2000-10-25 10:42:08.0

Comments: Hello! To all my friends and buddies of the "Triple Nickel 555th Field Artillery" who served in Korea from 1952 to1953. 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,

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Current Message 101 - October 13, 2000
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Entry: 12334
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Lt. Col. Daly, Col. Throckmorton, Cpl. Thurston

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Dawn Mercer wrote on 2000-10-13 22:54:30.0

Comments: I am looking for friends of my father-in-law, Lt. John Albert Mercer Jr., who was killed in Korea in August of 1950. I would really love to chat to Lt. Col. John H. Daly, Col. John L. Throckmorton, and Cpl. Thurston. I am putting together a small book about John Mercer's life and would like to include more info about them. Please email me if anyone knows how to get ahold of them or how they are doing. I hope they are all happy and healthy.

I would also like to give all of our veterans a huge Thank You for all that you have done to serve our country. Our veterans are so underappreciated. I think you all are awesome and I will always remember Korea and the 555th.

Sincerely, Dawn Mercer

Keywords: Lt. John Alber Mercer Jr., Lt. Col. John H. Daly, Col. John L. Throckmorton, Cpl. Thurston

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Current Message 102 - July 17, 2000
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Entry: 10409
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A BATTERY 555th F.A.B

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James cody wrote on 2000-07-17 17:51:50.0

Comments: Served with the Triple Nickle from March 1952-March 1953. Our unit was in the Punch Bowl most of the time. I was in Section1 A Battery.

Keywords: Punch Bowl,Triple Nickle,

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Current Message 103 - July 11, 2000
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Entry: 10296
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Schlaak, Leonard

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Brian Schlaak wrote on 2000-07-11 20:35:23.0

Comments: My father was assigned to HHB, 555th FA Bn and according to his DD214 served as Battalion Sergeant Major. He was separated on 19 April 53 at Tokkal-li, North Korea to return to CONUS for an appointment as a Warrant Officer. He passed away in 1978 but am interested in following up on his military career. Can you assist?

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Current Message 104 - July 11, 2000
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Entry: 10287
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555th Field Artillery Bn

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Brian Schlaak wrote on 2000-07-11 10:53:16.0

Comments:

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Current Message 105 - June 29, 2000
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Entry: 9939
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Robert B Malone

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Tracy Malone-Deitrich wrote on 2000-06-29 14:03:01.0

Comments: I am looking for anyone who new my father Robert B Malone when he was in Korea in 1952-54.

Keywords: 555th Field Artillery Regimental Combat Team

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Current Message 106 - June 29, 2000
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Entry: 9934
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August 11 1950 0100

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Fred Dean Long wrote on 2000-06-29 11:24:53.0

Comments: Retreating from Nandang river. Looking for information on Alexander Hamilton from NY, NY. Would also like to know about captain Graves. Do not know his last name.

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Current Message 107 - June 22, 2000
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Entry: 9552
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B/555 FA 1953 people

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Donald Simmonds wrote on 2000-06-22 23:45:22.0

Comments: Looking for members of B Btry, 555 FA during June-July 1953 Kumsong -Kumwha OP Harry battles. Gun Crews 4, 5, 6 (13-14 July). Robert C. Carter

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Current Message 108 - June 20, 2000
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Entry: 9507
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555th Field Artillery Battalion (105mm)

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Thomas Richardson wrote on 2000-06-20 22:01:12.0

Comments: I arrived in Korea Oct '5l assigned to HHB, 24th Inf Div Arty as Intel NCO. In Jan '52 I was reassigned to the "triple nickel" where I stayed as 1SG of Btry B until rotation in September. There is one incident I like to recall that indicates one way in which trust and respect can be promoted between infantry and artillery. When we moved into the Punch Bowl area supporting the 25th Div our battalion commander visited our OP's in the forward positions. One infantry commander complained about a sniper that was causing them great concern. He was located at a far range, evidentally using an anti-tank rifle and well secluded in a large rocky area. Their mortars and recoilless rifle had been unsuccessful in silencing him. So, my CO had a fire mission called and after a few adjusting rounds called for a "battalion 3 rounds" (36 rounds in those days). They heard no more from that sniper.

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Current Message 109 - June 19, 2000
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Entry: 9479
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BTRY 'C' 555TH FA BN

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Robert Silva wrote on 2000-06-19 12:57:53.0

Comments: My Dad was in Korea Oct. 1952 - Oct. 1954 ???? I was doing some things with his Army medals and came across this site. So if anyone remembers him you may E-mail me gndbiel@riolink.com my name is Debbie and he would love to hear from you... Thank You! God Bless You All........

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Current Message 110 - June 8, 2000
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Entry: 9256
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555 FA C battery

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Paulette Myers-Rich wrote on 2000-06-08 21:06:02.0

Comments: I am interested in connecting with anyone who knew my father, Paul Myers, 555 FA,C Battery. He was involved in the Siege at Outpost Harry and was overrun on July 13-15, 1953. He managed to escape, barely. He was looking for old buddies before he died four years age. I guess I will take up this quest for him. Thanks.

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Current Message 111 - June 2, 2000
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Entry: 9138
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HQ. BTRY. - 555 FAB

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Vincent Marini wrote on 2000-06-02 12:38:12.0

Comments: Shared a bunker with Bill & Nick - remember a Victor and Col. Knowles aid ? (name escapes me)

Keywords: Triple Nickel, Headquaters Battery, Fire Direction

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Current Message 112 - May 27, 2000
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Entry: 8959
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Charles C. Davis

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Charles Davis wrote on 2000-05-27 23:37:06.0

Comments: My Father's name is Charles C. Davis from Peachland, NC. He was in the "triple nickel" from Dec 1951 to Mar 1953. He was a corporal. He was a machine gunner, 50 caliber I think. He also spent some time driving the tugs used to tow tanks. He is alive and well and living in Waxhaw, NC. If anyone remembers him you can contact me at my email. jeffdav@bellsouth.net

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Current Message 113 - May 11, 2000
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Entry: 8590
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H Co 1951 July

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BILLY J. mills wrote on 2000-05-11 08:42:41.0

Comments: entered the 555 fab jul 1951 left about may 1952 was a h.c.o. in the fire deriction center fired 6hrs on 6hrs would like to here from any one from the old fire direction center

sgt.billy j. mills

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Current Message 114 - May 1, 2000
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Entry: 8372
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937th F.A. Bn.

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JIM L. (JIMMIE) Clark wrote on 2000-05-01 18:39:18.0

Comments: 155mm. guns/self propelled. Was Operations Chief during the Kumsong Salient 13 July to 27 July 1953. Was alongside 555th/936th/955th F.A.. when the ROK's left us high and dry. Would like to hear from others involved in that situation just before the truce.

Keywords: Kumsong Battle July 1953

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Current Message 115 - April 23, 2000
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Entry: 8198
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Jan 53 to Aug 53

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Dave Evans wrote on 2000-04-23 19:08:35.0

Comments: I would like to know more about anyone serving in the 555 Artillery Battalion between January 1953 and August 1953

Keywords: Donald Goosby, Charles E. Thomas, Charles White, Porret, Blastad,

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Current Message 116 - April 22, 2000
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Entry: 8174
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555 ART BN (105 MM) RGT CBT TM

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JOHN A. MERCER wrote on 2000-04-22 18:39:54.0

Comments: I am looking for anyone that might have know my father, 1st.Lt. John A Mercer, Jr. He was killed 8/8/1950, battery C.P., Chin Dong Ni, Korea.

Thanks, John A Mercer III j@djmercer.com

Keywords: 555 ART BN (105 MM) RGT CBT TM, Chin Dong Ni, Korea, 8/8/1950

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Current Message 117 - April 17, 2000
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Entry: 8053
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555 ART BN (105 MM) RGT CBT TM

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James Aki wrote on 2000-04-17 17:26:01.0

Comments: Am looking for anyone who knew Clarence Halona Aki,he was assigned to 555 ART BN (105 MM) RGT CBT TM, the goverment has him listed as casualty: Hostile, Died While Missing (MIA), he is my father, I never got to know him, would appreciate any info on him.

Keywords: 555 ART BN (105 MM) RGT CBT TM

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Current Message 118 - April 12, 2000
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Entry: 7930
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Korea April thru July 14,1953

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Dennis Pavlik wrote on 2000-04-12 12:38:25.0

Comments: We were overrun by the Chinese while supporting the ROK army which left there position and the Chinese walked thru us saying Do not shoot, GI. When we left our positions the Chinese were behind and dug in. Forty of us were captured and I believe about 25 kia and I have no idea on how many wounded. This was from C Btry alone.

Keywords: Captured at Kumsong Salient July 14,1953, released on Big Switch August 25, 1953

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Current Message 119 - March 30, 2000
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Comment not listed ??

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William Cooper wrote on 2000-03-30 17:49:49.0

Comments: Served with the 555th 1950-51

cant remember any names'I wrote about a time we got trap'ed because of a late march order and we became the front line!!! as we got the order to pull outit was to late and we had to fight .Thanks to the 1st cav we found a way out. ANY ONE REMEMBER STORY WAS IN I BELIEVE THE TIMES MAGAZINE MAY 1951

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Current Message 120 - February 10, 2000
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Entry: 6857
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555th Field Arty.Svc.Btry 1953

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Jerrel Hill wrote on 2000-02-10 13:59:57.0

Comments: I servd in Korea 1953...1954 looking to get in contact with any of my friends back then and any other Veterns of the TRIPLE NICKLE BATTALION

Keywords: Triple Nickle.....Friends,...Stepto,Moore,Bork, Baker, Russo, Long, Rickoff, Borzi, Helfand,& Theodore Hill from Penn.

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Current Message 121 - February 5, 2000
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Entry: 6718
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555th FA Bn

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Robert L. Manson wrote on 2000-02-05 12:06:22.0

Comments: I returned to CONUS from Korea aboard the USNS Marine Serpent in late December 1953. On board I met Capt Edward E. Waldron who had served with the 555th FA Bn attached to the 5th RCT. Capt Waldron was from Peoria, Illinois. I had attended high school with him there, but had not seen him for several years before we met on board the Marine Serpent. I later heard that he stayed on active duty after Korean service and may have attained rank of Lt Col. He died in Austin, Texas in February 1985. His name is listed in the Social Security Death index under SSN 360-16-2350.

Keywords: Triple Nickel

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Current Message 122 - December 30, 1999
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Entry: 5937
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Harold (Tom) Tomlinson wrote on 1999-12-30 14:45:27.0

Comments: I would like to hear from any friends who served with me on the north rim of the Punchbowl during winter 1952-53 through the over run of the 555th by 3 Chinese divisions at Kumsong-Kumhua bulge, July, 1953.

I would like to hear from a Capt Reddy (SP)and Lt. Landry. Reddy was in charge of "tactical liaison officers" in the Punchbowl in 1953. He used to go out thu my OP when i was a forward observer with the Triple Nickel. Landry was also invloved aas a platoon leader in I think,Charlie company, 5th RCT. Where are you guys?

Keywords: Punchbowl, "Tactical Liason Officers, Capt. Ready Lt. Landry, 5th RCT platoon leader. Also our battalion surgeon Marvin Shapiro. Where are you all?

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Current Message 123 - December 18, 1999
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Entry: 5695
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FOR ALL EYES-CARL BROWN FOUND

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sharon SANDERS (DOMIN) wrote on 1999-12-18 10:10:06.0

Comments: Get the word out.

After a 6 month search,I have just reunited two army korean vets who havent seen each other in 46 years. Carl Brown and George Domin.They were in the 555 FA BN together. They were reunited at a Madison Hospital on December 15th l999, complete with news, and newspaper coverage. The bad news is that Carl Brown is in the hospital with 40% of his body burned. I have set up a Carl Brown Burn Fund at Tri City National Bank- 6400 S. 27th Street-Oak Creek WI 53154-1097 to help out with the many skin graphs and medical expenses, not to mention transport to and from the hospital when he gets out and a special bed that he needs at home. We need your help. Please donate to this fund to help out an injured vet.

If you have any other questions about this reunion or this fund, I will try to get back to you A.S.A.P.

Thanks in advance for your help!

Sharon sleds2@aol.com.

Keywords: Carl Brown and George Domin of the 555 FA BN in Korea. l952-53.

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Current Message 124 - December 14, 1999
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Entry: 5638
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Anyone who knew Cpl. Clarence Aki

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Mitchell Aki wrote on 1999-12-14 16:56:40.0

Comments: Clarence H Aki was my grandfather. I never had a chance to know him. If anyone knows anything about him, please e-mail me.

Keywords: 555 ART BN (105 MM) RGT CBT TM

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Current Message 125 - November 27, 1999
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Entry: 5321
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Dad: Judd Hendricks

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Glenn Hendricks wrote on 1999-11-27 00:00:00.0

Comments: My father, Judd Hendricks was a radio operator with the 555th. I am looking for anyone who may have served with him in Korea. He is alive and well and living in Norway. Please contact me if you served with Judd.

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Current Message 126 - November 2, 1999
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Entry: 3859
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Carl Brown where are you?

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Sharon SANDERS (DOMIN) wrote on 1999-11-02 00:00:00.0

Comments: Looking for Carl Brown 555 FA BN l951-53 served at Heartbreak ridge and Old Baldy.

Went to Camp Chaffee With my father in l951 542 FA BN btry A

Anyone seen him?

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Current Message 127 - March 20, 1999
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Entry: 2703
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Donnell Johns wrote on 1999-03-20 00:00:00.0

Comments: 555TH FIELD ARTILLERY-5TH RCT

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Current Message 128 - November 20, 1998
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Entry: 1103
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TYLER E. LANE

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ALAN LANE wrote on 1998-11-20 00:00:00.0

Comments: NEED INFO ON TYLER E. LANE DIED ON AUG 12 1950

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Current Message 129 - November 20, 1998
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Entry: 1075
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Cooper - B Battery

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benny konoski wrote on 1998-11-20 00:00:00.0

Comments: Don't have any yet,I was snooping because I thought i might find A black man by the name of cooper who served with me in btry. b .555 fld. art.He was a good friend of mine and I just let him go.when I left korea.

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Current Message 130 - November 20, 1998
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Entry: 903
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1953

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Melton Howard wrote on 1998-11-20 00:00:00.0

Comments: I served in the 555 "Triple Nickle" Field Artillary Battalion of the 5th RCT late in 1953 and our unit was one of the first to be transferred back to the states in 1954. In 1955 I was sent back to Korea for the 2nd time due to a critical MOS and served in the 1st FOB.

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555 Field Artillery

From: Sam Stratton

I am making this inquiry on behalf of my father Glen T. Stratton. 
We are trying to find an army soldier by the name of Percy 
Mcbride from Seattle, WA.

He and my Father were good friends when they were in the Army 
together. Here are the details.  They arrived at Camp San Louis Obisbo, 
CA in July of 1952 and had 8 weeks of basic training and then 8 weeks
of Signal Corp.

It ended in November of 1952 and in December of the same year 
they were shipped to Japan and spent 6 to 8 weeks at Camp Eta Jema 
(not sure aboutthe spelling) after that they went to Pusson and that 
was the last time my Father saw him.

He believes he was sent to an artillery battalion.If it helps, My Father 
was part of The 555 Field Artillery attached to the 
5th Regimental Combat Team.

Please e-mail me with any information you have about Percy Mcbride.
Judging by the way my Dad talks about him he was pretty special.

Thank You very much and I look forward to hearing from you.

Sincerely 
Sam Stratton sckstrat@pacbell.net 

555 Field Artillery Bn

On Thu, 12 Dec 1996  James Rose wrote:
2744B Hako Lp
Wahiawa, Hi 96786

I am currently a Chief Petty Officer in the Navy and
my Father-in-Law was a Korean War Vet. I am trying to
find out if there is a current war historian in the
Hawaii area or do you have any information about the
555 Field Artillery Battalion (Triple Nickel)that was
part of the 5th regimental combat team. That was the
unit my Father-in-Law was attached to. Appreciate any
information you have available.

happycamp5@aol.com

A Company 555 FAB

On Wed, 11 Jun 1997 
John Malmborg  jackhome@mail.aros.net wrote:

July 1951 to May 1952 Company A 555 Field Artillary, 5th RCT, 24th 
Division.

Have had no contact with anyone since leaving Korea. As an item of 
interest, when we arrived at Puson on the General Haus, there was a 
Brass Band to greet us, and the song they played was "If I knew you 
were comming, I'd have baked a Cake".

Also, do your records have anything on a Bobby Z. Yankee from Tenn. 
He was 17 when our Observation Post was hit by Artillary, I have 
searched the Web but he is not listed. 

I never heard if he lived after leaving the Aid Station. I have found our
Lieutenant (I think) now in Florida. He is Jerome J. Tenbieg, Clearwater,
Fl.  813-536-4874. I have never reached this number to confirm.

From KWP:  Bobby was evacuated to Japan. 

KIA

On Sun, 28 Sep 1997 
Alan Lane alandlane@aol.com wrote:
4901 Hunter Village Dr.
Ooltewah, TN 37363
423-238-9245

My uncle TYLER LANE was KIA on Aug 12 1950..Heard stories of him trying
to retreive a munitions truck..anyone know him?

List wanted

On Tue, 23 Dec 1997 
Charles W Ballard Email address wrote:

phone: 303-934-6133

Would like to know if there is a listing of former member of the 555FA
Bn on the internet that I may contact ?

Arlen Russell

On Fri, 2 Jan 1998 
Arlen Russell Email address wrote:

Below is the result of your feedback form.  It was submitted by Arlen 

phone: 614-837-8629

All posted e mail for 555 Field Artillery has been acknowledged and
answered.  
Thank You.
Arlen Russell - Redleg@AOL.com

C Battery

On Tue, 27 Jan 1998 
David Goodman Email address wrote:

My father was a member of C battery, 555 FA, 5th reg cmbt tm. Pussan 
in early 50', he made it almost to the Yalu when his command post 
took a direct hit. Most of his friends were killed, he took schrapnel 
in the leg. 

He recounts his long ride south with only a field jacket to fight the
cold in Dec/Jan. He was greatful for having a couple pairs of clean
socks to keep his feet dry and warm. He turned down LT bars to go home
at the end of 6 months tour. He retired in 1969 as S-SGM. His name is
RICHARD S. GOODMAN. I am a former artillery vet of the Gulf War. 


James J. Hoffart Sr

 On Fri, 10 Apr 1998 
Rosemary Hoffart wrote:

P. O. Box 2730
Porter, TX 77357
 
Telephone:	713-504-0871

My dad, James J. Hoffart Sr., was in the Korean War, He left Houston
and went to El Paso, Texas for training, then on to Korean with the
24th, and I am proud to say he was a part of the (Triple Nickel). 

I have his old pictures from Korea, the ones that survived a house fire.

My dad is alive and well even after being wounded in Korea.  He is 68
years old, still works 12 hours a day.

He is a good and strong man. He has six children that he loves.  He
lost his wife after 40 years of marriage April 1996. 

Baker Battery

On Thu, 14 May 1998 
Pete Kitchen Email address wrote:

phone: 740-947-2521

comments: 
I was a part of Baker Battery , 555 Field Artillary , 24th Division,
1951 & 52. Would like to know about  Capt. Edward Clatt Jr. , Battery
Commander. Anyone , please reply to 

legion1@zoomnet.net 
or 
frog1@zoomnet.net. 

Korean service 1950 thru 1952.
Pete Kitchen,  Triple Nickle(555)

B Battery

Updated: 3/08/99
On Wed, 22 Apr 1998 
Benny Konoski Email address wrote:

14053 n elm
montrose, mi 48457

Telephone:	810 687 1829
               Fax:	

Comments:

Don't have any yet,I was snooping because I thought i might find A black
man by the name of cooper who served with me in btry. b .555 fld. art.

He was a good friend of mine and I just let him go when I left korea.

More:  On Sat, 6 Feb 1999  

Newsletter of the 5th reg combat team Volume X No. 2 Feb 1999. 
The outfit is 555B Battery .It is the picture on the cover,submitted by
Bill Porter.

The picture on the cover of Feb 1999 is myelf Ben K onoski on the left
holding the 105 shell,the black man to my right is Pvt. Cooper ,We were
good friends at the time ,But when I came home and left him their ,we
never kept in touch. That was in 1951,And the other guy next to Cooper,
I know but can't put a name to him,And I would sure like to hear from 
some of the guys who served with me.As you know we lost so many of my
buddies on April 25Th 1951 in the death valley ambush,It is hard to put
everything in order, Cooper was a replacement for some of those buddies
and he turn out to be a great buddy also.

Thanks
Ben Konoski 
14053 n Elms rd.
Montrose Mi. 48457

 PS Cooper if you are out there drop me a line.

Jan 53 -June 53

On Thu, 18 Jun 1998 
John Fogg Email address wrote:


datein: January 1953 dateout: July 1953

comments: 

I am writing this in regard to my father-in-law, J. Robert (Bob) Lile
who served with the 555th FAB in Korea from 1/53 to 6/53.

I am looking for any information regarding the 555th FAB in Korea. Bob
is Vice President of a concrete products company and lives in 
Lubbock, Tx.