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Entry: 82781 7TH INFANTRY DIVISION BAND	BAND MENBER 1945-46
HAROLD GODTLAND wrote on April 17, 2012 City and State: BUTTE MT Unit: BAND Service or Relationship: OTHER Comments: Keywords: I was called cowboy because I was from montana. I was the Librarian of the band I have contacted Bill Hale and Paul Kellog. I am still active in music and ay the horn in the Butte sysphony

Entry: 82645 7TH INFANTRY DIVISION BAND	7TH INFANTRY BAND
ROBERT BURTON wrote on April 2, 2012 City and State: EDMONDS WA Unit: 7TH INFANTRY DIV BAND Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: I played trumpet in the band, was also the librarian. We lived first in the area near division headquarters. There was a creek running past our area. Later moved to the area near the 31st Regiment headquarters, PX, theater, etc. Our hootches were located near the fire station. We were comfortable, warm in winter, but still no running water for the entire time. Electricity was hit or miss. Band director was Lt. Pelligrino and later CWO Clapper. Hootchmates: Giacalone, Jefferson, Guerdes, Apostle, Foster, Minnicello, Gras. Vitack, and others plus Song Chong En (?) our great houseboy. I hope you guys tune into this website and let us know...WHERE ARE THEY NOW? BOB BURTON MAR '57- JUNE '58 Keywords: Mar 1957 thru June 1958

Entry: 81364 7TH INFANTRY DIVISION BAND	SEVENTH DIVISION BAND 1945--46
BILL HALE JR. wrote on December 18, 2011 City and State: ATHENS G. Unit: SENENTH DIVISION BAND Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: I WAS DRUM MAJOR OF THE SEVENTH DIVISION BAND WHEN WE WENT INTO KOREA FOR THE SURRENDER OF THE JAPANESE-- -- I WOULD LIKE TO HEAR FROM SOME F TOSE GUYS-- I KNOW PAUL KELLOGG AND HAROLD GOTLAND ARE YOU OUT THERE CALL ME 706 548 1666 Keywords:

Entry: 80444 7TH INFANTRY DIVISION BAND	1969
GEORGE HAMMERLE wrote on September 22, 2011 City and State: CANASTOTA NY Unit: 7TH DIVISION BAND Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: Was stationed at Camp Casey in the band for just 7 months in 1969. I was a trumpet player. Would like to hear from any other band members from that time; Keywords:

Entry: 79220 7TH INFANTRY DIVISION BAND	1967 - 1968 CAMP CASEY BAND
RON SRO wrote on June 6, 2011 City and State: WEBSTER MA Unit: Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: anyone from this era some band members carter jefferson, nick biando, dan dimpereo, jim pierce, steve grovner, just wondering if some of you guys are still around and giging?? Keywords: 7th inf div band

Entry: 77128 7TH INFANTRY DIVISION BAND	7TH INFANTRY DIVISION BAND 1952-1953
TOM NASH SR. wrote on December 15, 2010 City and State: JACKSONVILLE AR Unit: 7TH INF DIV BAND Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: 1st Cavalry Division Band in Japan and departed the day the cease fire went into effect. I got out of the Army and attended College on the GI Bill. I was commissioned a 2nd Lt and retired in 1974. Keywords: I was a drummer in the band from Nov 1952 to July 1953.We were located walking distance from Div Hqs. The band received training as Medics..We came under long range Chinese artillery fire twice. SFC Roberts,a trombone player was wounded in the arm and a saxophone player had his thumb severed. Promotions were slow and many men went home as privates. I was transferred to the

Entry: 76088 7TH INFANTRY DIVISION BAND	7TH INFANTRY BAND CAMP CASEY KOREA 69-70
JOHN JEWETT wrote on September 8, 2010 City and State: COLUMBUS OH Unit: 7TH INFANTRY BAND Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: Would like to hear from other members of the 7th Inf. band 68- 70 Keywords:

Entry: 72068 7TH INFANTRY DIVISION BAND	MEMBERS OF 7TH INFANTRY DIVISION BAND 1962
W. ROBERT WALKER wrote on October 24, 2009 City and State: YUMA AZ Unit: 7TH INFANTRY DIVISION BAND Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: I served primarily under CWO Primo. Other members of the band, who I remember are: Jamie Kimbrough - trombone; Rodney Issue -Trumpet; Melvin G. McClellan - Tuba; Jack Kaufman - saxophone; Andrew Ennis - Saxophone; McClendon -Trumpet; Sgt. Boykins; and Sgt. Diaz. After leaving Korea, Ionly ran into Rodney Issue at Ft. Sam Houston, Melvin G. Mclellan in New Mexico; and Sgt Diaz in Fresno, CA. The replacement for CWO became a regular officer and inspector of bands, and I ran into him in 1964 at Ft. Hood, Texas. There must have been about forty of us, but their names have slipped my mind. Keywords:

Entry: 71400 7TH INFANTRY DIVISION BAND	7TH INFANTRY BAND MEMBER 1959-1960
GEORGE BADOVINAC JR. wrote on August 25, 2009 City and State: WALDORF MD Unit: 7TH. INFANTRY BAND Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: I PLAYED TROMBONE WITH THE BAND FROM FEBURARY 1959 UNTIL FEBURARY 1960. IF YOU REMEMBER ME, PLEASE CALL ME. (LIVE NOW IN MARYLAND, FROM PENNSYLVANIA) Keywords:

Entry: 70374 7TH INFANTRY DIVISION BAND	CEAVE HEDMAN
CLEAVE HEDMAN wrote on May 30, 2009 City and State: CATHLAMET WA Unit: 7TH DIV. BAND Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: Good duty except one morning we had to go out to play reville in the middle of winter and all the valves on our instruments were frozen.Stan shumway,Icongratulate you on your career at Kansas State. Keywords: :Lt.Gerald D. Gant Warrant officer Durant

Entry: 70127 7TH INFANTRY DIVISION BAND	LOOKING FOR 7TH INFANTRY DIVISION BAND MEMBERS 1956-1957
CLEAVE HEDMAN wrote on May 10, 2009 City and State: CATHLAMET WA Unit: 7TH DIVISION INFANTRY BAND KOREA Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: Would appreciate any information in regard to vets who served with me under Lt. Gerald D. Gant. Keywords: Years served---in Korea--1956--1957 Cleaver---Played french horn and guitar--directed chapel choir--played dances-- Friends---Jack Eaton--Sheldon Scher--Jack Fries---

Entry: 65648 7TH INFANTRY DIVISION BAND	FT. ORD JAZZ BAND, 1945
MARK CHRISTIANSON wrote on May 17, 2008 City and State: WINNIPEG MB Unit: Service or Relationship: AIR FORCE VETERAN Comments: This is old but, anyone know anything about the band that played at the officers club in 1945. Supposed to have had some of Count Basie's men, my dad played trumpet in the band. First name, Vernon. Would love to hear from anyone with information. Best wishes Keywords: Jazz band, officers club, fort ord, 1945

Entry: 64794 7TH INFANTRY DIVISION BAND	WAYNE HUMBYRD TRUMPET 79-82
WAYNE HUMBYRD wrote on March 18, 2008 City and State: HOLLISTER MO Unit: 7TH INFANTRY DIVISION BAND Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: I am looking for bandmembers that were at Ft Ord from 1979-1982. All the SCUMDOGS (they will know who they are) and any others out there. Keywords: TRUMPET PLAYER

Entry: 62263 7TH INFANTRY DIVISION BAND	LOOKING FOR MY DAD'S ARMY BAND UNIT
TINA TORRES wrote on September 13, 2007 City and State: Unit: Service or Relationship: OTHER Comments: I am trying to find information on my Dad's Army Band Unit and was hoping someone would either remember him or give me some info on where to look. His name was Albert Torres. All I know is that he played in the band during the Korean War. He played many instruments, but his main one was sax so I am assuming that is what he played during the war. Any help or tips would be appreciated. Thank you. Keywords: Albert Torres

Entry: 61629 7TH INFANTRY DIVISION BAND	BAND MEMBERS FROM 1978 - 1982
BOB RICHTER wrote on July 14, 2007 City and State: Unit: Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: Bob Richter here. I played tuba and guitar in the band at Ft. Ord from 1978 - 1982. Great duty except for drill and retirement ceremonies but that was part of it. I remember CP, he married Barbara Young and they had a daughter. I remember Glenn Rueger, Cindy Marcianno, Bill Gay, Orlando Cruz, Sgt. Long, Sgt. Wheeler, Sgt. Austin, Sgt. Erion, (he was tough), Sgt. Moyer, and Mr. Altieri. I still remember others but I can't recall their names. Any one remember me? Keywords: Band Members From !978 - 1982

Entry: 60132 7TH INFANTRY DIVISION BAND	LOUIS FERRARO
JASON KNIGHT wrote on February 25, 2007 City and State: RENO NV Unit: Service or Relationship: FAMILY MEMBER Comments: I am the Grandson of CWO Louis Ferraro. I am looking for some titles or recordings of my Grandfather and the band. Any information or memories would be appreciated. I would like to write down my family background to pass on to my children. Keywords: Louis Ferraro

Entry: 55163 7TH INFANTRY DIVISION BAND	ANY MEMBERS OF THE 7TH ID BAND FROM FORT ORD, WHO SERVED FROM 1975-1979?
MARK ASCIOLLA wrote on January 13, 2006 City and State: Unit: 7TH INFANTRY DIVISION BAND, FORT ORD, CA Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: Hey - I played drums and percussion at Fort Ord from 1975-1978. Trying to get in touch with some old band mates. Not even sure if any will see this, but what the heck! If you folks are out there, I'd love to hear from you. Mark Asciolla Keywords:

Entry: 55087 7TH INFANTRY DIVISION BAND	7TH INFANTRY DIV. BAND
DAN KRUSZKA wrote on January 9, 2006 City and State: SURPRISE AZ Unit: 583RD ORDINANCE CO. Service or Relationship: FAMILY MEMBER Comments: Does anybody have any recollection of my father-in-law Robert P. Olson, or his adopted name of Robert P. Rossman? He would have been in the band in Korea 1951 and/or 1952. He either played trumpet or trombone or both. He enlisted at age 16 in 1947. Keywords: 7th Infantry Division band, Taegon? Robert Olson or Robert Rossman 1951/1952?

Entry: 54007 7TH INFANTRY DIVISION BAND	7TH INF DIV BAND JUNE 1950 TO SEP 1951
RONALD CARROLL wrote on November 9, 2005 City and State: INDEPENDENCE OR Unit: 7TH INF DIV BAND Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: I was sent to Japan in 1950, after completing Band Training in Ft. Ord, California. I was very young and innocent without a care in the world. I was fortunate enough to have been flown overseas with a 5 day stopover in Honolulu, (flat broke). I arrived in Japan and was sent to a site where we (lots of GIs) waited for assignment. I was lucky enough to be assigned to the 7th Infantry Division Band. Unfortunately, I had no opportunity to see what Japan was really like. My wife and I recently spent some vacation time in Japan. WE LOVED IT! Wonderful people, and everything was spotless. I could see why many of the guys that were stationed in Sendai had girlfriends off-base. Who could blame them. The Division was sent to Camp Fuji, for advanced infantry training. This only lasted for about a month, then boarded a troop ship, shared quarters with many ROK soldiers and their dried squid. Every bunk was assigned to 3 men, who had to sleep in equal shifts. We were to become a part of the Inchon Invasion, so we were aboard for a very long time while the ship convoy was formed. Many got sick, but I heard that keeping your stomach full would prevent seasickness. It worked for me! After the invasion the band was to become a part of the Division Defense Platoon, assigned to protesting the Division Headquarters. 2-on, 4-off was our life style for a long time. We moved frequently, and slept on the ground in pup-tents. That first winter was something to remember for a California boy. It got as cold as 20 degrees below zero on some nights. We felt like we were going to freeze. My tentmate, George Dziwak (clarinet)was sick one of those nights, and we would no sooner squeeze our freezing selves into our mummy-bags (fully clothed) when he would have to hurry out into the cold with diarrhea. That poor soul, not even a latrine, just a bush! He had to be very quiet too, as the guards on duty would challenge him every time he came out of the tent. At the end of that winter our duties were changed from guard to entertainers, and traveled in the back of a 6-by to play for the troops in the forward locations. Mr Margolin was our CO, and General Barr commanded the Division. The inactive reserves came to help us out, and took home all of the promotions. It was a memorable part of my life, but it was also 55 years ago. I can recall but a few of my comrades, I'm sorry for that. We had a combo that played some great Stan Kenten music. It was strange to most of us, but great none the less. George Witman (drummer) and I (trumpet)wound up in the 6th Army Band in the SF Presidio until I was discharged in 1952. He played drums in the Pipe Band (bagpipes) He was a hoot! My trumpet days were ruined while stationed in the Presidio, when the Army dentists removed my four upper front teeth. Tough to play a horn with a 4-tooth plate in your mouth. I'd love to hear from anyone who shared these times. I'd hope to refresh my memory. Cpl Ronald E Carroll Now retired in Oregon, and flying homebuilt aircraft. Keywords:

Entry: 52127 7TH INFANTRY DIVISION BAND	7TH DIVISION BAND
JAMES HUFFER wrote on July 19, 2005 City and State: BOCA RATON FL Unit: 7TH DIVISION BAND Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: Sgt Victor section leader, Friends, trombonest, Fred Alington, Alto Sax "Cheeco" Paul ?, horn player, Gibson, Tenor Player and chief village rat. I was drummer 1963-64. Traveled all over the area in the band bus covered with ponchos to keep the dust off of us. Many memberable nights in Dongduchon. Also did some time in the 179th Artillery at Camp Hartell where I served as Battalion Clerk. Later served with the 283d Army band at Ft. Benning Georgia. Discharged in 1965. Would like to hear from anyone who remembers serving with me. Keywords: JD Huffer

Entry: 47473 7TH INFANTRY DIVISION BAND
DON FORESTER wrote on December 12, 2004 City and State: OAK RIDGE TN Unit: 7TH INFANTRY DIVISION BAND Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN - KOREA Comments: Roomed with Gary Westcott, Supply Specialist, 7th ID HQ and Band. 1968-1969. Keywords:

Entry: 46793 7TH INFANTRY DIVISION BAND	31ST INFANTRY REGIMENT, 2ND BATTALION HDQ COMPANY KOREA
DUANE ROLLER wrote on November 11, 2004 City and State: Unit: Service or Relationship: - Comments: I wonder if there are any fellows out there who were in my platoon who might remember anything about service in Korea. I am trying to remember people and places. Thanks,Duane Roller. Keywords: 31st infantry regiment, 2nd battalion, P and A platoon From Korea USS Sargent Sylvester

Entry: 40952 7TH INFANTRY DIVISION BAND	ANYONE REMEMBER JOHN DIAMANTE? FROM BROOKLYN
JOANNE DIAMANTE-PESARE wrote on February 17, 2004 City and State: FL Unit: Service or Relationship: FAMILY MEMBER Comments: Unfortunately my brother passed away and his son is trying to find out info on what year he served in Korea and if anyone remembers him. Any info will be greatly appreciated. Thanks Keywords: Trumbet player..the best!

Entry: 39284 7TH INFANTRY DIVISION BAND	WHAT A COWARD THING TO DO
PATRICK O'DONNELL SR. wrote on December 19, 2003 City and State: BOSTON MA Unit: ATTAHED TO 7TH ARMY AU 7727 Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN - KOREA Comments: 18 monthe overseas working in a prison Keywords: Kentucky 7th In Germany

Entry: 33296 7TH INFANTRY DIVISION BAND	CAMP CASEY 1950 - 1960
LLOYD GOBOURNE JR. wrote on April 2, 2003 City and State: GALT CA Unit: HQ - HQ 7TH INFANTRY DIVISION COMBAT UNIT Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN - KOREA Comments: Anyone still alive that knows me? "Southern Hootch". with seven guys. Keywords:

Entry: 30353 7TH INFANTRY DIVISION BAND	7TH DIVIVSION KOREA
MIKE MATSON wrote on December 12, 2002 City and State: Unit: Service or Relationship: FAMILY MEMBER Comments: I am trying to find any one who served with my grandfather he was PFC Thomas T. Emerick Jr. of Indiana. He never talked of the war to us and unfortunatly he died on september 15 of 2001. If anyone has any info e-mail me please Gimperkeg99@cs.com Keywords:

Entry: 29488 7TH INFANTRY DIVISION BAND	CAMP CRAWFORD, 7TH ID BAND
CHARLES HARMON SR. wrote on November 11, 2002 City and State: WENONAH NJ Unit: 7 TH. DIVISION BAND Service or Relationship: - Comments: Was with the 6th. Division Band in Korea prior to stand down of the 6th in 1948, reassigned to the 7th.Div and shiped to Camp Crawford, Sapporo Japan.Left Crawford around first of 1950, and assigned to Fort Dix NJ. Drum Major was S/Sgt. Rorerts. Others...Harrington,Garcia,Garza,Fisher Zerkel,Poteat,Hill.Fields,Atterbury,...Does anyone know what happen to them? Keywords:

Entry: 26966 7TH INFANTRY DIVISION BAND	LOUIS FERRARO
PATRICIA JOHNSON-FOSTER wrote on July 14, 2002 City and State: Unit: 6TH ARMY BAND - PRESIDIO Service or Relationship: FRIEND OF VETERAN Comments: Could some one please tell me how or if I can contact Mr. Ferraro? He not only was a good friend to me Father....he was the one who sat him down, looked him square in the eye and said, "Bob, you better marry that girl!" And he did! My parents will be celebrating their 50th Anniversary soon and I would love to be able to finally meet the man who I have heard so much about for all of these years. Can anyone help me, please? Thank you, Patricia Johnson-Foster Keywords: Mr. Ferraro was the Band Director @ the Presidio where my Father was Staff Sgt Robert Johnson 1949-52.

Entry: 25640 7TH INFANTRY DIVISION BAND	SURVIVERS
BRIAN CURDY wrote on May 21, 2002 City and State: Unit: Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN - KOREA Comments: a company 32nd inf.7th div.1950-1951 Keywords:

Entry: 25001 7TH INFANTRY DIVISION BAND	7TH INFANTRY DIVISION OF KOREAN WAR
BEVERLY SMITH wrote on April 26, 2002 City and State: Unit: Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN - KOREA Comments: I am searching for anyone that might have served with my dad and uncle while they were in the Korean War. My father has spoken of the very cold and improper clothing that they had when they laned for it was bitter cold. My father's name name William B.Ridgeway and his brother Raymond Ridgeway (he had red hair and my dad had black hair) they served together. Keywords: 7th Infantry Of Korean War (tank devision)

Entry: 22841 7TH INFANTRY DIVISION BAND	LOCATING FRIEND
LOX AYERS wrote on February 2, 2002 City and State: BOSTIC NC Unit: 7TH. DIV. 31ST. RGT. LCO 4TH PLT 57MM REC RI Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN - KOREA Comments: Trying to locate Sgt. Simpson. We came out of choson res togeather. Crossed mt and came to railroad on otherside. Stayed in village till daylight, crossed resovier, got on plane and flew to airbase somewhere in Korea I do not know first name or address.g Keywords: sfc simpson m co 31 rgt 7th div

Entry: 20485 7TH INFANTRY DIVISION BAND	PAUL HENRY BIENVENUE MEMORIAL HWY
LEO BIENVENUE wrote on November 10, 2001 City and State: NORTH FRANKLIN CT Unit: EASY CO, 2ND BATTALION, 17TH INFANTRY REGIMENT, 7T Service or Relationship: FAMILY MEMBER Comments: anyone with any information on Paul Henry Bienvenue, please contact us. thank you Keywords: easy company, 2nd battalion 17th infantry regiment, 7th infantry division mia, 7/8/53

Entry: 19222 7TH INFANTRY DIVISION BAND	7TH INFANTRY DIVISION BAND
MARVIN W. DAMMANN wrote on September 5, 2001 City and State: LITTLE ROCK IA Unit: 7TH DIVISION BAND Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN - KOREA Comments: Was a member of the band in Early l953 through September l954. Played Alto Sax, was Company Clerk, and also the Drum Major. After the truce we moved to Camp Casey. We played for the tje prisoner exchange at what we called Freedom Gate, but was officially called "Operation Comeback". Keywords: CWO Louis Ferraro - Band Leader CWO Baumann - also Band Leader

Entry: 17178 7TH INFANTRY DIVISION BAND	ED CAREY BANDMASTER, 1950/51
AL CAREY wrote on June 7, 2001 City and State: HANSVILLE WA Unit: 770TH AAA GUN BTN. HQ. BTRY Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN - KOREA Comments: I am trying to find anyone who may remember my dad Ed Carey, bandmaster at the Presidio, possibly of the 7th Division band??? He was stationed there until he passed away at the age of 45, from Hodgkins Disease, November 1951. Any info would be sincerely appreciated. Al Carey almarycarey@excite.com Keywords: Didn't leave states, Fort Lewis and Camp Hanford, WA. 1949-1953

Entry: 16808 7TH INFANTRY DIVISION BAND	7TH INFANTRY DIVISION BAND DRUMMER(1952-53)
GARNETT DAY wrote on May 27, 2001 City and State: Unit: 7TH INFANTRY DIVISION BAND Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN - KOREA Comments: Looking for army buddies. If you know me or any one who has been in the band please contact, would like to hear from you. During 1952 and 1953. Keywords: Friends: Leon Lipshitz

Entry: 15284 7TH INFANTRY DIVISION BAND	BAND MEMBERS??
JACK BRANNUM wrote on March 4, 2001 City and State: INDEPENDENCE KS Unit: 7TH DIVISION BAND Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN - KOREA Comments: I played trombone in band from May, 55 until Jan.56. Memory not good enough to recall many names of good friends. Sorry. Keywords: John Dollar, Morici, Armando Diaz.

Entry: 14718 7TH INFANTRY DIVISION BAND
LAWRENCE FISK wrote on January 31, 2001 City and State: CLEARWATER FL Unit: KOREAN WAR 8TH ARMY 17TH INFERTRY7 INFERTY DIVISON Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN - KOREA Comments: KOREAN WAR 8TH ARMY 17TH INFERTRY7 INFERTY DIVISON Keywords: my name is lisa i am looking for information on army veterans this is about my boss lawrence fisk this is what i have need more information korean war hhc 2nd bn (m) 17th infer, 7th division 8th army is there any books or pictures

Entry: 11191 7TH INFANTRY DIVISION BAND	LOOKING FOR MEMBERS WHO LANDED AT INCHON
JOHN D. FIELD wrote on August 21, 2000 City and State: ARLINGTON VA Unit: 7TH INF DIV BAND Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN - KOREA Comments: Would be interested in hearing from anyone that served in the band. Keywords: Bandmasters were Mr. Ferraro and Mr Margolin. I served with the band in Korea before the war, movied to Japan with the band in 1948 and then back to Korea. Rotated from Korea in 1951. I was a drummer and Drum Major.

Entry: 11101 7TH INFANTRY DIVISION BAND	?
JIMMY C. SMITH wrote on August 18, 2000 City and State: MOMDESTO CA Unit: 597 ARTILLEY Service or Relationship: - Comments: 597 ARTILLEY Keywords:

Entry: 10752 7TH INFANTRY DIVISION BAND	9/50-8/51
JOHN D. FIELD wrote on August 1, 2000 City and State: ARLINGTON VA Unit: ARMED FORCES ENTERTAINMENT Service or Relationship: FRIEND OF VETERAN Comments: I was the Drum Major and chief drummer for the band. Played many ceremonies during the above period. Also, served as the defense platoon for the headquarters of the 7th Infantry Division. I had also served in Korea prior to the Korean War. Was stationed at Camp Sobingo on the outskirts of Seoul. Was transferred to the island of Hokkaido, Japan. Was stationed at Camp Schimmelpfennig, Sendai, Japan when the war broke out in Korea. We were sent to a training camp near Mt Fuji, then to Camp Zama prior to being shipped out to the landing at Inchon. Served in Korea in 1966 and 1968 as the Bandmaster of the 8th Army Band, Seoul, Korea. Now retired since 1977. I now work for the Armed Forces Entertainment (AFE) here in Arlington. Our mission is to send entertainment groups to entertain the troops who serve overseas. Keywords: September 1950 - August 1951 7th Infantry Division Band

Entry: 6696 7TH INFANTRY DIVISION BAND	SEVENTH DIVISION BAND CASUALTIES
R.J. BERGREN wrote on February 4, 2000 City and State: Unit: Service or Relationship: INTERESTED PERSON Comments: Does anyone have a list of casualties for members of the Seventh Division Band? I am not certain what dates, but I believe it would have been in 1952. Keywords:

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