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Entry: 82951 65TH ORDNANCE AMMUNITION CO	65TH ORD CO. 83RD ORD BN
RONALD SALOIS wrote on May 5, 2012 City and State: STEVENSVILLE MT Unit: COMMO SECTION, 65TH ORD CO Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: Can't remember many names. SGT Hamm, Sgt Humter, SP5 Katchiwahara, Sgt Yoder. All a great bunch of guys to work and play with. the 65th was one of the most memorable places I had been. I retired from the Army in May 1979 Keywords: I wasassigned to the 65th Ord Co in Sep1963. My section was responsible for taking take of the commo line between the compound andthe MSA and also calibratomg test sets and commo equipment in the message cneter. Also had two female and two mamel switchboard operators. Ran the RATT rig.

Entry: 82167 65TH ORDNANCE AMMUNITION CO	MY FIRST UNIT ASSIGNMENT
ARTHUR (JOE) GEORGE wrote on February 18, 2012 City and State: CHAMBERSBURG PA Unit: Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: If anyone knows of anyone of the guys that served at this time; names like Jones, Smith (7th Ord), Youngblood, please contact me. Keywords: I served in the 65th from 62-63 in the little village of Soxadong. During my 13 months I met a lot of great guys. During the Cuban Missle Crises the 55Gs were redeployed to Florida. The S&I platoon headed up by SFC Potter was put on full alert and set our charges the warheads. I thought we were going to all the way.

Entry: 80686 65TH ORDNANCE AMMUNITION CO	SEARCHING FOR LEE ROYAL REESE
HENRY SMITH wrote on October 12, 2011 City and State: Unit: Service or Relationship: FAMILY MEMBER Comments: Searching for info. on my uncle, Sgt. Lee Royal Reese who was a member of the 65th Ord. Amm. Co. during the Korean War. Thank you if anyone knows anything about him. Keywords:

Entry: 79322 65TH ORDNANCE AMMUNITION CO	65TH ORD CO. AMMUNITION CO.1951-1952
DOUGLAS V. WADDELL SR. wrote on June 16, 2011 City and State: ALBEMARLE NC Unit: 65TH ORD, AMMUNITION CO. Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: Dear Sir, I am writing on behalf of my Father-in-Law. Douglas V. Waddell Sr. who served 18 months in Chun Chon, Korea (Sp) serving under Captain Hicks who later became a colonel. This unit was an all colored unit during his time and then was integrated by 1952. We would like to add his experiences to your record as this unit was left by 1st Calvary as the the Koreans chased them down the mountain and out of their Valley. according to my Father-in-Law, the Calvary never said to anyone in the 65th to retreat, or even run. They simply left as the Koreans came down the mountain beating their drums saying, "run GI, run, we coming". This was the day the Calvary was disgraced, never crossed the river and lost its colors. This is why they wear the yellow patch with the horses head facing away from the line which represents the river they never crossed. Please drop me a line and we will share with you more information regarding 65th Ordinance Company, Andy Ammo 1951-1952 Keywords: Andy Ammo, nickname-Rabbit. Guilford Cummings, Captain Hicks, Heavy from MP. Gen. Mark Clark.

Entry: 78196 65TH ORDNANCE AMMUNITION CO	65TH ORDNANCE CO.
JAMES PINNER wrote on March 15, 2011 City and State: PAHRUMP NV Unit: 65TH ORD. COMPANY Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: I arrived at the 65th in July of 1963, haveing just completed training at Sandia Base New Mexico as a Special Weapons Tech. I worked in the MSA in the shop and sometimes pulled guard duty there. It was an adventure to be sure. I have sence lost contact with all of the guys the were there with me. Sure would like to hear from some of them. I shipped out in July 1964. Keywords: Special Weapons

Entry: 76605 65TH ORDNANCE AMMUNITION CO	65TH ORD CO. '58-'59 TEXAS TO KOREA
BENJAMIN (BEN) KENDRICK wrote on November 3, 2010 City and State: FARMINGTON NM Unit: 65TH ORDNANCE - OTHERS Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: I joined the 65th at Ft. Hood, TX as it was packing up to go to Korea. I was assigned to the Calibration section. The unit was first at K-6 (Pyong Taek) and then moved to more permanent quarters down south. We moved into an old ammo storage area. Our Electrical Maintenance building had been set up fairly well but needed a lot of finishing work. We were still working on it when I rotated back to the states in September of '59. I saw the posting from Jim Mullany. I would love to hear from you or any of the other guys from that time. Keywords: AFSWP

Entry: 74645 65TH ORDNANCE AMMUNITION CO	I HAD A BLAST THERE
SEAN HAZELWOOD wrote on May 10, 2010 City and State: Unit: 65TH ORD CO Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: I was there from Christmas, 1997 to Christmas, 1998. We all complained about the lack of better facilities, but I have more good memories of Camp Page and the 65th than anywhere else I served. I even miss hearing the apaches take off right outside my room window every morning at dawn. Anyone that might remember me, shoot me an email. Keywords: Too many good people in 65th to list them all, esp. the DAC's.

Entry: 74472 65TH ORDNANCE AMMUNITION CO	6TH. ORDANCE BATTALION
THOMAS E. (T.E.) MOORE wrote on April 24, 2010 City and State: ESTERO FL Unit: Service or Relationship: OTHER Comments: 6TH.ORDANCE BATTALION CREST DESIGN-------------------- THE CANNON BARREL REFERS TO THE ORDANCE MISSION, THE FLEUR-DE-LIS REPRESENTS THE INITIAL AREA OF COMBAT, AND THE FIVE GOLD ROUNDELS COMMEMORATE THE FIVE CAMPAIGNS OF THE ORGANIZATION DURING WW-II. THE COLOR GREEN REFERS TO THE MILITARY POLICE COMPANY, A MAJOR UNIT WITHIN THE BATTALION, HAVING THE SIGNIFICANT MISSION OF PROVIDING THE "SECURE" ENVIRONMENT INDICATIVE OF THE MOTTO. THE KOREAN TEMPLE REFERS TO THE BATTALION'S REACTIVATION IN KOREA,1971.---------- MOTTO: "SAFE-SECURE-RELIABLE"----CHAMPAIGNS WW-II- NORMANDY,NORTHERN FRANCE, RHINELAND, ARDENNES-ALSACE, CENTRAL EUROPE.-------------------------------------- Keywords: LTC.THOMAS J.ROTH---HAGERSTOWN,IN(1930---2002)

Entry: 64830 65TH ORDNANCE AMMUNITION CO	65TH ORD. SENTRY DOG DETACHMENT.59 AND 60
DONALD HELTON wrote on March 21, 2008 City and State: KY Unit: 8TH ARMY SENTRY DOG DET. Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: I would like to hear from some of the old Dog Handlers. Keywords: I was with the 65th Ord after it moved down south. Selle was the name of my friend and his dogs name was Dee.my Dog was named Joker.

Entry: 56404 65TH ORDNANCE AMMUNITION CO	HI GUYS
TANIA MARROQUIN-GUEVARA wrote on March 27, 2006 City and State: SILVER SPRING MD Unit: 65TH ORD Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: HI EVERYONE!! IF YOU GUYS WHERE IN KOREA FROM 2001 TO 2002 SHOOT ME AN EMAIL AT TMARROQUIN04@YAHOO.COM Keywords:

Entry: 48340 65TH ORDNANCE AMMUNITION CO	MY FIRST UNIT
VIVIAN LEE wrote on January 23, 2005 City and State: BAUMHOLDER Unit: A CO 47TH FSB 1AD Service or Relationship: INTERESTED PERSON Comments: I was in Korea until june 1st of 2004.. served one year. regret leaving now that i'm in germany. miss everyone such as Ms. Chae, Ms. Kim, Mr. Yun, so on and so on... of course everyone in the Company i adore :) Keywords: 65TH ORD

Entry: 43697 65TH ORDNANCE AMMUNITION CO	6TH ORDNANCE BATTALION
JACK SHIELDS wrote on June 10, 2004 City and State: Unit: Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN - KOREA Comments: Just wanted to write, I was not stationed at the 65th Ord Company, but was assigned to 6th Ordnance Battalion when it was at Camp Ames. I was assigned to the MATO section. Was there from April 1987 to April 1988. Was also at Camp Ames when it was USA KAMS. Great place to be. Alot of good times had there by all. Keywords:

Entry: 27459 65TH ORDNANCE AMMUNITION CO	I WAS THERE 96-97
CHARLES MCCLURG wrote on August 7, 2002 City and State: Unit: Service or Relationship: FAMILY MEMBER Comments: I was in 65th from Sep 96 thur Sep 97, great place realy miss the KN's I even brought my wife Antonia son Mikie(3yr), Kyle (8 months) Keywords: Ms. Kim all three, Mr. Yun, Mr. Choe

Entry: 27029 65TH ORDNANCE AMMUNITION CO	65TH HISTORY
MICHAEL TYLER wrote on July 18, 2002 City and State: APO AP Unit: 65TH ORDNANCE COMPANY Service or Relationship: FAMILY MEMBER Comments: I am current commander of 65th Ordnance Company, located in Camp Page (ChunCh'on), Korea. Interested in any historical documents, information, mottos, call signs, campaign information, past commanders and assigned personnel. Many historical records lost due to inactivations and redesignations. Am attempting to archive any information to current records Keywords: 65th Ordnance Company, SAACT #3, 65th Ordnance Ammunition Company (AVN), 65th Ordnance Ammunition Company (ARMY), Korea

Entry: 13505 65TH ORDNANCE AMMUNITION CO	65TH ORD AFTER 10/57 - GM SW
JAMES MULLANY wrote on December 7, 2000 City and State: TRAVERSE CITY MI Unit: GM , SW Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN - KOREA Comments: We arrived in the fall of 1958 when the 65th was reorganized around the support of Missiles and Nuclear weapons. We were hidden outside of Seoul for several months while a secure site was constructed down south. Left in December 59 to be discharged. Would like to hear from anyone ther then especially those that had been at Sandia Base with me. Keywords: AFSWP

Entry: 13494 65TH ORDNANCE AMMUNITION CO	YOU LEFT OUT HAVE-NO-NOTHING
BILL MORRIS wrote on December 6, 2000 City and State: Unit: Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN - KOREA Comments: Keywords:

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