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| Current Message 50 - August 23, 2002 |
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Entry: 27796
63rd Field Artillery Bn (105MM) |
OLD BUDDYS |
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John T. (TOM) Allen wrote on 2002-08-23 19:02:24.0
Comments: Did you every work in a consolated mess hall at South Camp Fuji?
i was meat cutter, & 1st. cook for B battery 63rd FA BN 1952-53
If you ever worked in this mess hall give me a call
John T. Allen
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| Current Message 51 - August 20, 2002 |
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Entry: 27732
63rd Field Artillery Bn (105MM) |
John Tom Allen - Looking For Old Friends |
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JOHN T. (TOM) Allen wrote on 2002-08-20 17:12:38.0
Comments: Looking for old friends.
Drop me a line Tom Allen
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| Current Message 52 - July 3, 2002 |
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Entry: 26714
63rd Field Artillery Bn (105MM) |
James Boone, killed while a POW Nov 1950 |
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Jim Schultz wrote on 2002-07-03 22:26:25.0
Comments: Request information on facts surrounding the death of my uncle.
Keywords: Captured vicinity of Sangyo-Ri when the battalion was over run, Hq Battery, 63d FA Bn, reportedly killed during a death march between Mapmo and Chungung
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| Current Message 53 - May 26, 2002 |
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Entry: 25755
63rd Field Artillery Bn (105MM) |
ROYAL NAVY |
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DEAN OWEN wrote on 2002-05-26 05:53:16.0
Comments: HELLO THERE,WHILST SURFING I CAME ACROSS YOUR SITE, I THINK ITS GOOD THAT YOU ARE KEEPING YOUR TIES WITH EACH OTHER. MY FATHER IN LAW IS A KOREAN VETERAN HE SERVED IN THE ROYAL NAVY ONBOARD HMS TACTICIAN... THE SUB WAS HIT AND HE WAS INJURIED QUITE BAD AND WAS SENT BACK HOME... ARE YOU IN TOUCH WITH ANY OF THE BRITISH KOREAN ASSOC.?? KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK...
"THEY SHALL NOT GROW OLD AS WE THAT ARE LEFT GROW OLD, AGE SHALL NOT WEARY THEM NOR THE YEARS CONDEM,AT THE GOING DOWN OF THE SUN AND IN THE MORNING WE WILL REMEMBER THEM....." DEAN OWEN 27 YEARS EX BRISH ARMY ROYAL TANK REGIMENT..NOW SERVING AS POLICE OFFICER IN ENGLAND KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK...
Keywords: HMS TACTICIAN WAS A ROYAL NAVAL SUBMARINE WHICH WAS ATTACKED IN KOREA.
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| Current Message 54 - February 19, 2002 |
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Entry: 23299
63rd Field Artillery Bn (105MM) |
Korea War Vets. |
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Ivory Carey wrote on 2002-02-19 18:35:54.0
Comments: I,am writing to anyone that served in the Korean War with my decease husband in the early to middle fifthies.My husband at one time had some contact with a group of retired veterans. I would like to know if anyone out there remember my husband.
Keywords: Brewno
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| Current Message 55 - August 17, 2001 |
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Entry: 18767
63rd Field Artillery Bn (105MM) |
A Btry 63rd Fa Bn |
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Clyde Sample wrote on 2001-08-17 14:38:07.0
Comments: I would like to contact any one who was in A btry at Hakata and Korea Remember the Quonsets Huts
Keywords: A Btry 63 Fa Bn
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| Current Message 56 - June 24, 2001 |
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Entry: 17532
63rd Field Artillery Bn (105MM) |
Looking for information on my brother |
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Wilma Lee wrote on 2001-06-24 09:35:51.0
Comments: I am looking for any information on my brother Boyd Tucker. It was listed that he died fighting along the kum river on July 14, 1950 but his body was never returned. Is there any who knew my brother or what possible happened. He was a member of the 63rd. Artillery Battalion, 24th Infantry Division.
Keywords: 63rd Field Artillery Battalion, 24th Infantry Division
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| Current Message 57 - May 31, 2001 |
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Entry: 16996
63rd Field Artillery Bn (105MM) |
Hq`s battery Jul 14, 50 MIA |
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Sharon R. Bertrang wrote on 2001-05-31 05:54:02.0
Comments: Sharon R. Bertrang is looking for anyone from Hq`s battery 63rd F.A. Bn. 24th Inf. Div. who knew her brother Fredrick W. Bertrang. He went missing on or about July 14th, 1950.
Around the Kum River, she believeds he was with the outfit in Japan. If anyone can remember him ( his nickname was junior ) She does not have access to the internet.
Keywords: Submitted by Hugh Quinlan, unit member
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| Current Message 58 - April 17, 2001 |
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Entry: 16000
63rd Field Artillery Bn (105MM) |
CORPORAL PHILIP F. Merth, 63rd FA Bn, 24ID, Johnson's List |
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Scott Hendriks wrote on 2001-04-17 17:09:33.0
Comments: I am looking for anyone who served with my uncle, CORPORAL PHILIP F. Merth, 63rd FA Bn, 24ID serial number RA16277129, in Korea. According to Johnson's list, he was killed in action as a POW on 14 July 1950. What were the circumstances surrounding his death and which camp was he interned at?
He was with the 24th Infantry Division, 63rd Field Artillery Battalion (as possibly a truck driver) at the time.
Sincerely, Scott Hendriks (nephew)
Keywords: CORPORAL PHILIP F. Merth, 63rd FA Bn, 24ID, Johnson's List
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| Current Message 59 - April 4, 2001 |
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Entry: 15795
63rd Field Artillery Bn (105MM) |
Any Veterans in the Pittsburgh, PA Area |
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Anjelica Crammer wrote on 2001-04-04 19:56:05.0
Comments: Our school is creating an oral history page honoring local veterans of all the wars. We would love to make contact with a veteran of the Korean Police Action. Thanks!
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| Current Message 60 - January 26, 2001 |
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Entry: 14591
63rd Field Artillery Bn (105MM) |
63rd Field Artillery Battalion |
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Ralph Clark wrote on 2001-01-26 13:01:02.0
Comments: I was in the 63rd Field Artillery Battalion, when it was stationed at Camp Hakata, near Fukuoka, Japan. I was discharge in March 1948 but I am very interested in knowing what happened to my old outfit when it entered the Korean War. Some of my friends might have still been in the service when the war broke out and I would like to know if I could see the names of the guys in Service Battery when the war broke out.
Thank you very much, Ralph L. Clark old serial number: RA 14 239 916
Keywords: Please read below:
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| Current Message 61 - December 12, 2000 |
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Entry: 13602
63rd Field Artillery Bn (105MM) |
A Btry 63rd FA Bn |
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Walter McKenzie wrote on 2000-12-12 22:13:55.0
Comments: I am looking for anyone who may have known my father (William "Billy" McKenzie) during his service with the 63rd FA Bn in 1951. Please contact me at wjmckz@yahoo.com, Thanks
Keywords: 63rd FA Bn
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| Current Message 62 - August 13, 2000 |
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Entry: 11004
63rd Field Artillery Bn (105MM) |
John Fleming Died In Pow Camp |
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JOSEPH V. Fleming wrote on 2000-08-13 20:50:11.0
Comments: My brother John died in a POW camp under the brutal control of the Tiger. A fellow prisoner had written a letter to my mother after the war telling her about John's death, but I am unable to locate the letter. I was wondering if anyone out there remembers writing my mother a letter telling her about my brother's death. I would like to hear from that individual and talk to them about my brother. Sincerely, Joseph Fleming
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| Current Message 63 - June 4, 2000 |
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Entry: 9170
63rd Field Artillery Bn (105MM) |
looking for ORVILLE DEAN WEST |
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ron jones wrote on 2000-06-04 06:23:01.0
Comments: would like to contact orville dean west he was in same unit as i
Keywords: west missille 63rd aaa
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| Current Message 64 - February 24, 2000 |
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Entry: 7157
63rd Field Artillery Bn (105MM) |
Looking for a friend |
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Ernest Carrero wrote on 2000-02-24 23:48:58.0
Comments: Looking for a friend Named: Clifton Huckaby last known to live in Arizona.
Keywords: Radio operator Nickname " Fly Chaser "
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| Current Message 65 - December 22, 1999 |
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Entry: 5776
63rd Field Artillery Bn (105MM) |
unit member |
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Ramon R. Salcido wrote on 1999-12-22 19:11:09.0
Comments: Looking for Sgt Smith from the 24th 63 inf artillary. We were surrounded by the enemy in Tajon.
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| Current Message 66 - November 4, 1999 |
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Entry: 3949
63rd Field Artillery Bn (105MM) |
DID YOU KNOW MSGT KENNETH H. STOKES |
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Dennis Stokes wrote on 1999-11-04 00:00:00.0
Comments: I am a nephew of MSGT Kenneth H Stokes who was reported "killed in action" on 14 July 1950 while serving with the 63 FAB, 24th Infantry Division. Kenneth's body was never found and we have never known what happened to him. Did he die in battle that day? Did he die later as a POW? Is there anyone who can tell me about him, or give me some idea what happened to the 63rd FAB that terrible July which might suggest what his fate was.
My dad (Kenneth's brother) also told me that some reports (unconfirmed) may place his death as 27 Sep 1950
Can anyone help?
Keywords: Kenneth H Stokes, Service No.06552157 Kenneth was from Monterey, California
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| Current Message 67 - February 20, 1999 |
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Entry: 2505
63rd Field Artillery Bn (105MM) |
A Battery |
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Adelbert Chance wrote on 1999-02-20 00:00:00.0
Comments: A BTRY. 63RD F.A.24TH INF. DIV
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| Current Message 68 - December 29, 1998 |
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Entry: 2295
63rd Field Artillery Bn (105MM) |
63rd fab & 52nd fab 49-51 |
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hugh f. quinlan wrote on 1998-12-29 00:00:00.0
Comments: guys you are really doing a great job i love to brose thru the site i see how much better it is since the last time i was on keep up the good work andill pop in more often now. best regards.
Keywords: member 63rd fab baker then 52nd fab charlie 24 inf. div. 1949 -51 looking for a 63rd reunion or 34th rtc.
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| Current Message 69 - November 20, 1998 |
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Entry: 842
63rd Field Artillery Bn (105MM) |
JAMES H. THOMAS KIA |
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CHARITY HENDERSON wrote on 1998-11-20 00:00:00.0
Comments: I WAS LOOKING FOR INFO. ON JAMES H. THOMAS, IDNO
13166886. I FOUND HIS ENTRY BUT DO NOT UNDERSTAND WHAT
MOST OF THE CODES MEAN. IS THERE SOMEWHERE TO LOOK FOR
HELP IN TRANSLATING THAT INFO.?
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POW Died in Camp Johnson's List
Date: Thu, 08 Aug 1996
From: RGNN42a@prodigy.com
Sender: PRBond@gnn.com (P. Bond)
Subject: Korean POW/MIA
I am trying to find anyone with information about my uncle, CPL
John Philip Kendig, who was assigned to 24th Div, 63rd Field
Artillery,Battery B, who was listed as mia on 14 July, 1950 near
Sang Yo-Ri(?)
He was later listed as dying of pneumonia on 5 January, 1951, in an
unnamed POW camp. He was from York, Pa., and I believe his id number is
RA13 301 429. Where or how do I start looking for information. My
family would really like to know more, but information they got from the
army is sketchy. Any assistance or direction is appreciated.
Thank You,
Philip Bond
More on John Kendig
On Tue, 3 Nov 1998
Hugh Email address wrote:
from dialogue w/KWP: Ted,
the inquiry was about John P. Kendig, by his nephew P.R. Bond @ gnn.com
all I know is came into us as a replacement on July 13,14, 1950.
And voluntered to go out on the F.O. and we never saw him again. That
crew was all P.O.W. only one was returned in 53. He has to be the one.
Thanks if you can reach him, Hugh
Note from KWP: Will post next to Phil's email msg and also note that
Kendig died as one of the Tiger's re: Johnnie Johnson's list, in camp
on Nov 20, 1950
James H. Thomas, KIA
On Thu, 23 Jan 1997 Charity Henderson 129059@ef.smc.maricopa.edu wrote:
3835 N. 30th St. #363
Phoenix, AZ 85016
I was looking for info. on James H. Thomas, IDNO 13166886. I found
his entry but do not understand what most of the codes mean.
Is there somewhere to look for help in translating that info.?
---from KWP----
Mr. Thomas was killed in action with th 63rd on July 14, 1950 one of the
early casualties of the war.
Kum River
On Tue, 11 Mar 1997
DURANOIL@aol.com
wrote:
My name is Joe R. (J.R.) Duran.
I served in Korea in the "B" Battery 63rd F.A.
I was wounded in the battle of the Kum River on July 14, 1950. I found
someone looking for James H. Thomas. I was with him when he was killed
on July 14, 1950.
I was wounded on July 14, 1950 as well. The James H. Thomas that was
with me was about 6'2", blonde hair, and was from West Virginia.
If there is anyone that wishes to contact me about this person, please
have them call or write me. My address and phone numbers are
listed below.
J.R. Duran
P.O. Box 810
Trinidad, CO 81082
719-846-9822 - Daytime
719-846-3081 - Evening
719-846-6452 - Fax
I would rather anyone not respond via E-mail as I cannot regularly
check it and I am using somebody's account right now. If they do
reply via E-mail, it may be just a little while before I will get
the message.
MIA July 50
On Sun, 25 May
Ross R McGrath souls@accessin.com.au wrote:
4 Greta Court
Cooloongup, WA 6168 ???
Australia
I am looking for anyone who served with my uncle Ross R McGrath
(RA11190848) in Korea. He was reported missing on 20 July 1950.
He was with the 24th Infantry Division, 63rd Field Artillery Battalion
at the time.
Sincerely,
Ross R McGrath
See Also: POW Camps
See Also: 19th Infantry
Baker Battery
On Mon, 25 May 1998
Hugh F. Quinlan Email address wrote:
4 curtis ct.
mastic, ny 11950
Telephone: (516) 399-0682
Comments:
member 63rd fab baker then 52nd fab charlie 24 inf. div. 1949 -51
Note: 11/04/98 Hugh contacted and said he went to the 21st IR reunion
in Kentucky in Spt of 98. Good meeting.
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