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| Current Message 1 - December 23, 2009 |
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Entry: 72861
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Looking for Al Miles |
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Amanda Feder wrote on 2009-12-23 09:29:35.0
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Keywords: Hi,
I am trying to connect with Dr. Al Miles who I am told served in the 8055 MASH. Any information would be greatly appreciated! I can be contacted by phone at (416) 603-8333 or by email at amanda@storylineentertainment.com.
Thanks!
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| Current Message 2 - October 21, 2009 |
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Entry: 72035
8055th Mobile Army Surgical Hospital |
Documentary- Real Stories behind M*A*S*H |
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Amanda Feder wrote on 2009-10-21 14:14:28.0
Comments: Hi,
I am writing from Storyline Entertainment, a documentary film company in Toronto, Canada. We are currently producing a film for History Television Canada about MASH units in the Korean War- as in the real stories behind M*A*S*H the television series.
We are very interested in hearing from veterans who would like to share their stories with us. We are hoping to connect with surgeons, hospital staff, nurses, and patients who were treated in MASH units.
Please feel free to visit our website at www.storylineentertainment.com for more information about our company and our past work.
I can be reached by phone I look forward to hearing from you.
Thank you for your service!
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| Current Message 3 - April 22, 2008 |
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Entry: 65360
8055th Mobile Army Surgical Hospital |
I have pictures, 8055th MASH, 1951 |
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Denis Riley wrote on 2008-04-22 16:29:41.0
Comments: My Mother and Father (both deceased), served at the 8055th MASH, Korea, 1951. She was a Nurse and he was a Medical Administrator. I have recently converted about 30 pictures from 35mm to a DVD. If you are seeking pictures from that unit, or looking for a picture of a relative or whatever related to the 8055th MASH, please email me.
Keywords: 8055 MASH - Nurses - Doctors - Pictures - 1951
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| Current Message 4 - January 31, 2008 |
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Entry: 64103
8055th Mobile Army Surgical Hospital |
Camp Mosier, 43rd SHMA, 1972 |
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Stan Malcolm wrote on 2008-01-31 16:27:38.0
Comments: I served at Camp Mosier throughout 1972. Took me awhile, but I just posted pictures from that era: http://www.performance-vision.com/Korea/
Enjoy, - Stan
Keywords: 5th Preventive Medicine Unit, Camp Mosier, 43rd MASH, 43rd SHMA, 377th Air Ambulance Company, Bob Hope Show, Chejudo,
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| Current Message 5 - January 24, 2008 |
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Entry: 64012
8055th Mobile Army Surgical Hospital |
8055 (43rd) MASH 1959-60 |
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Gerald Jacobs wrote on 2008-01-24 21:39:45.0
Comments: I worked ER and outpatient. LTC James Moffett was CO, Maj Leon Loll was XO, MSGT Pat Graves was First Sergeant. Msgt Art Rowland was NCOIC Nursing Service and Maj Agnes Zeta Cleery was Chief Nurse. MD's were Givens,Hawthorne,Sembrot and Woody. Dentist was Goodpasture. SFC Spradlin was mess sgt and was replaced by Lou Davis.Sgt Emmons was NCOIC of the ambulance section.MSGT Henderson was Motor pool NCOIC.3rd Lt Ahmet (jack) Memishul was the turkish interpreter.PFC Guidry was the Pharmacist.Maj. Thomas D. Kelly replaced LTC Moffett as CO in60. Maj. Ernie French was "Dustoff".Maj Charles C. Pixley was 7th Infantry Division Medical Officer and used to ride box ambulances to the 43rd ER to assure good medical care. He later became Surgeon General of the Army.Guys in my hooch were Guidry,Burmeister,Jesus Anger Martinez, Lester Houston, Jerry Strong (Lab Tech), McCleery, Smith,M, Coker, Hollinger and Cromwell. Hope some of these names jog good memories for vets of our year group. Next year is our 50th anniversary. They tell me MSR 33 is now a freeway. May God bless all our men now in harm's way and God bless America!
Keywords: Nickname:Jake. Friends: 1stSGT Pat Graves,MSGT Art Rowland,MSG Henderson, SGT Emmons,Jerry Strong, PFC Guidry, PFC's Ray Burmeister, McCleery,Smith,M.,Coker,Cromwell and Hollinger.MD's:Givens,Hawthorne,Sembrot.Maj.A.Z. Cleery,Maj Leon Loll
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| Current Message 6 - January 12, 2008 |
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Entry: 63790
8055th Mobile Army Surgical Hospital |
My brother died in 8055th MASH |
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Albert Davey wrote on 2008-01-12 09:19:07.0
Comments: My brother Tom was age 21 when he died of his wounds on 2nd June 1951 in 8055 M.A.S.H. He was a National Service man serving with the King's Shropshire Light Infantry. He received his wounds on 1st June during an action on the north side of the Imjin River. The Registrar who completed the Casualty Report was Capt Joseph Bergio.
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| Current Message 7 - March 11, 2007 |
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Entry: 60314
8055th Mobile Army Surgical Hospital |
Museum MASH Exhibit need help |
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Warren Motts wrote on 2007-03-11 15:57:50.0
Comments: I am the Director of Motts Military Museum and am putting a 1950"s MASH display in Museum and would like infomation, photograps and artfictas to exhibit in this display. If any one can help with this project please contact me. e-mail info@mottsmilitarymuseum.org web site www.mottsmilitarymuseum.org
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| Current Message 8 - February 10, 2007 |
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Entry: 59980
8055th Mobile Army Surgical Hospital |
43 1964-65 |
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terry williams wrote on 2007-02-10 17:00:36.0
Comments: anyone in the 43 1964 65?
Keywords: i was in the motor pool 1064-65
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| Current Message 9 - October 22, 2006 |
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Entry: 59326
8055th Mobile Army Surgical Hospital |
Memories of Robert Steckler |
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Zac Steckler wrote on 2006-10-22 22:38:36.0
Comments: I recently found out that my grandpa served at the 8055th. His name was Robert Steckler. I dont have any pictures of my grandpa at the MASH unit or know what he was like. he died of cancer, and i never got to meet him. so i'm asking anyone who knew him or has pictures of him. or can just tell me what he was like i would really appricate it. thank you
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| Current Message 10 - April 19, 2006 |
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Entry: 56736
8055th Mobile Army Surgical Hospital |
Med Lab Techs of 8055th |
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Etta Ridner-Schuele wrote on 2006-04-19 21:39:27.0
Comments: Seeking info on personnel working in the Med Lab Section of 8055th MASH during 1950-51 please write me soon . Memory is fading
Keywords: 8055th MASH 1950-51/ USHS Hope 1946-47/ Ft Sam Houston Lab training/ Womens Army Corp
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| Current Message 11 - February 28, 2006 |
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Entry: 56041
8055th Mobile Army Surgical Hospital |
Just wondering |
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Caitlin Adams wrote on 2006-02-28 19:03:00.0
Comments: My grandfather, Arthur W. Adams served under the 8055 MASH unit. I think it was toward the end of the war. I was wondering if anyone knew him or had any information on him. If anyone does, could you please let me know. Thank you
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| Current Message 12 - December 23, 2005 |
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Entry: 54810
8055th Mobile Army Surgical Hospital |
Does anyone remember 1st Sgt. Lester |
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Daniel Hill wrote on 2005-12-23 22:19:03.0
Comments: I know its been over 50 years, but does anyone remember my father, 1st Sgt. Lester "Jim" Hill. He passed away in 1964 and served with the 8055th at some stage during the Korean War.
Keywords: 8055th Mobile Army Surgical Hospital
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| Current Message 13 - October 26, 2005 |
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Entry: 53770
8055th Mobile Army Surgical Hospital |
Kam sa ham ni da (Thank) |
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Kenneth Parks wrote on 2005-10-26 00:00:00.0
Comments: Hello, my name is Ken Parks and I'm currently studying Korean at the Defense Language Institute. One of the many things that we have been learning about is the Korean War obviously because it is the major feature of Modern Korean History. And as crazy as this sounds MASH units were about the extent of my knowelege, and I just want to thank all of the men and women who often had to become supermen to do the work that they did. Without MASH units I believe that there would be far more graves from the war and that it is solely because of your efforts that some many made it home. I love learning as much as I can about the history of Korean, both pre- and post-war eras. If anyone would like to share their experiences, it would be great to hear from you again. Thanks again.
PFC Parks
Keywords: MASH units Korean Americans
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| Current Message 14 - July 22, 2005 |
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Entry: 52199
8055th Mobile Army Surgical Hospital |
ANY THING NEED TO TELL HOW THE 8055 IS LIKE THE TV SHOW MASH |
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vanessa snyder wrote on 2005-07-22 00:00:00.0
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| Current Message 15 - January 2, 2005 |
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Entry: 47871
8055th Mobile Army Surgical Hospital |
Passing of Major John J Innis MD |
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Jim Innis wrote on 2005-01-02 13:07:22.0
Comments: Just a brief note to mention the passing of Major John J Innis MD on 1 January 2005 in Fort Worth, Texas. He was with the 8055 from 4 July 1951 to 6 January 1952.
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| Current Message 16 - December 1, 2004 |
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Entry: 47211
8055th Mobile Army Surgical Hospital |
51-52 |
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Robert Bassett wrote on 2004-12-01 17:49:30.0
Comments: Would like to hear from anyone that servered in the MASH units in korea during 51 and 52.
Keywords: 8055 MASH 1951-1952
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| Current Message 17 - July 23, 2004 |
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Entry: 44717
8055th Mobile Army Surgical Hospital |
DOES ANYONE REMEMBER CPL BILLY MOSIER? 1950-51 |
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JEFF SUTHERLAND wrote on 2004-07-23 11:03:05.0
Comments: CPL/ BILLY MOSIER WAS KIA ON JAN. 3, 1951. HE WAS A MEDIC IN THE 21 INF RGT 24 INF DIV. CAMP BILLY MOSIER WAS NAMED AFTER HIM. HE WAS MY FIRST COUSIN. I KNOW IT WAS LONG AGO, BUT I THOUGHT THAT MAYBE SOMEONE MAY REMEMBER. THANKS BE TO ALL THAT SERVED. GOD BLESS.
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| Current Message 18 - July 21, 2004 |
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Entry: 44677
8055th Mobile Army Surgical Hospital |
Find pictureor info of Edna Parks |
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Dan and H. Jean Sinal wrote on 2004-07-21 13:52:48.0
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Keywords: 43rd mash
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| Current Message 19 - July 5, 2004 |
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Entry: 44274
8055th Mobile Army Surgical Hospital |
SEEKING PICTURES OF THE 43rd. Surg. |
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Charles (Skip) Wheeler wrote on 2004-07-05 18:21:52.0
Comments: In a request that I posted on 6/6/04 entitled "Seeking Pictures of the 43rd. I would like to correct a link to the site that I posted. Please note the correct link is as follows: http://www.carriagehousegifts.com/Qstore/Qstore.cgi?CMD=008&DEPT=1086803399&CAT=1088710870&BACK=A0007A1B01086803399B1
This link will take you to the tribute for the 43rd. Surgical Hospital. Again, if anyone has any pictures of the 43rd. in 1973-74 that is scanned, we would love to put them in this area which is dedicated to all who served at the 43rd. If you can help out with the pictures, your name will be added with a thank you.
If you wish to contact me by phone or email, I will be more than happy to answer any and all questions. Thank you ahead of time.
Sp/4 Wheeler
Keywords: Some called me Skip. Some called me Charles. Some called me Reb and others called me Klinger.
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| Current Message 20 - June 6, 2004 |
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Entry: 43601
8055th Mobile Army Surgical Hospital |
response to 91 D Butcher |
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LAWRENCE Stump wrote on 2004-06-06 15:57:01.0
Comments: I certainly do remember Bandit and I think Shit too. Mr Kwak from the OR. Cpt Utz was a friend and I think he replaced me when I rotated to the states. Sgt Tillman also rings a bell. We certainly did a great deal of surgery on the korean nationals and helped them out a lot. Cpt Lawrence Stump, CRNA, ANC
Keywords: 43rd MASH
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| Current Message 21 - June 6, 2004 |
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Entry: 43600
8055th Mobile Army Surgical Hospital |
Response to seeking pictures of 43 MASH |
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Lawrence Stump wrote on 2004-06-06 15:46:15.0
Comments: I have some pictures from 4/72 to 4/73. Assigned to 43rd MASH as a Nurse Anesthetist. I only have one scanned and that is of a helicopter on the pad on the hill above the hospital where the air ambulance company was located. Will send it along tomorrow. Was stationed there with a great bunch of people and when I remember some of them I will post their names. Cpt Lawrence Stump, ANC
Keywords: 43rd MASH 1972-73
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| Current Message 22 - June 6, 2004 |
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Entry: 43592
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SEEKING PIC'S OF THE 43RD. |
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Charles (Skip) Wheeler wrote on 2004-06-06 12:00:02.0
Comments: I'm seeking help from those who served with the 43rd. in 1973-1974. We have an internet site that sells products from SMC. Also, there are tributes that have been posted. One page is being held open for pictures and experiences of the 43rd. in 73-74. We need pictures of things like Camp Mosier, the hospital, Medical Supply and buildings where the men were housed. Would also like pictures of Goldies Shop and Rosie's Bar if you have some to share. You can send these by way of Email. If you would like to see how the pictures would be arranged, please go too: http://www.carriagehousegifts.com/Qstore/Qstore.cgi
Thank you for all the help that you all will give.
Keywords: I was called "Fringe" since I worked in Medical Supply. I worked with Sp/4 Johnson, Sgt. Elsie and Lt. Horne.
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| Current Message 23 - May 18, 2004 |
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Entry: 43131
8055th Mobile Army Surgical Hospital |
Uncle with 43rd in Burma WW2 |
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Malcolm McKinney wrote on 2004-05-18 12:04:48.0
Comments: My uncle, Dale McKinney, served as an orderly with the 43rd in Burma. Does anyone have any info about the Burma service?
Keywords: 43rd Mobile Hospital
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| Current Message 24 - May 3, 2004 |
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Entry: 42798
8055th Mobile Army Surgical Hospital |
i need info! please! |
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Jamie Kurkowski wrote on 2004-05-03 21:26:03.0
Comments: Hello my name is Jamie. I am doing a report for history on MASH. It is hard to find information on the background of MASH and how it all started. If you know anything about it please send me an email. It would help me out sooo much! thanx!
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8055 M.A.S.H
I served briefly - spring of 1952 - in the 8055 M.A.S.H near Uijongbu.
Attended a reunion in 1990 in Lancaster, Pa.I was a 4405 clerk typist.
I would be interested in hearing from anyone who also served in a
MASH unit.
Thanks,
Orin Smith Orin@DPMicro.net
-----more from Orin----
Thanks for your prompt reply to my inquiry re the 8055 M.A.S.H.The
8055 was the first such unit and was "operating" in Korea about a
week after hostilities broke out in June 1950.The first CO was Col.
Isaac ("Tuffy") Tender, a great man whom I met at a reunion in 1990.
He is sadly deceased.The 8055 moved about 27 times in the first
18 months of the Korean conflict, often setting up in school buildings
large rooms that served well as operating rooms.
Dr. Richard Hornberger (?), who was assigned to the 8055, wrote the
book that published in 1965 under the name "Richard Hooker." Then
the movie spin off in 69 and the TV show followed.
We had an Air Force squadron of 4 choppers with an Air Force Major
as CO for helicopter ambulance service. They were super guys and
saved many a GI.
It was quite an experience for a 19 year old not dry behind the ears. I
was clerk typist for the Medical Detachment headed by a 1st Lt. Lollar
from somewhere in Mississippi. I was most emphatically not a Klinger!
More a Radar type although I didn't have a teddy bear! I met a few
wonderful people at the 1990 reunion; would be interested in hearing
of others.
Oh yes, my uncle Ray, M/Sgt Ray Smith was First Sgt of a 3rd Div Artillery
battery located about a mile from our compound. He had rotated to the
States about three weeks before I got there. My uncle Roy (Ray's
twin brother) was a Major at the time and served as a battalion com-
mander in Korea.
Uncle Roy won a DSC in 1942 in N.Africa, was also in the invasion of
Sicily and went in on Utah Beach on D-Day, but that's another story.
Thanks for your help and for the Korean War Project.
Sincerely, Orin Smith Orin@DPMicro.net
8055 MASH
On Sat, 30 Nov 1996 OneNnot2@aol.com wrote:
Dear Mr Barker,
We have common interest. My mother was a nurse in the 8055 MASH
and I have some very wonderful pictures of her, her friends, the MASH
and most importantly, my father. My Dad was also in the Army and
their romance spanned the Korean War.
They were married in Japan while they were both on active duty. I am
not sure how to do this, but if you would like some more info on them
(including pictures) for your site, I would be willing to help.
Here's my info: Denis S. Riley 20 West Concord St, Dover, NH
03820.
8055 MASH
On Thu, 30 Jan 1997 Dillon Staas nlbz13a@prodigy.com
wrote:
2636 Debbie Dr.
Lima, OH 45807
Telephone: 419-225-7177
Fax: 419-225-5423
Please contact me if you know me from the army. No calls or
faxes from strangers!
I was with the 8055 MASH, mostly with the 1st cav and 24th Div's.
It was an 8th Army unit in the I Corps sector. We followed the front
up into N. Korea (and back). I left in August of 51.
Dillon
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