He fly's in a fighter airplane and wants to see some times name is brick imerman

Comments: I would like to know how he is doing and does he lrean alot of things.I would like to have some info to.

Keywords: He is on a aircraft

I think i need help

Comments: I'm actually looking for some of my Pappy's old buddies. His name is Sterling "knobby or knob" Nauman. I believe he was a Medic at the time and also really young. If anyone has any information please get a hold of me as soon as possible. I would Appreciate it. thank you.

monica

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SEEKING 8610 FRIENDS 52 - 54

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John Countway - ASA Friends

Comments: I'm not sure if I'm eligible for this service since I did not serve in Korea but I was in the service from January 1953 to 1955. Many of my close friends in basic training went on to Korea and I would like to reach anyone that recognizes my name. After basic training I was transferred to Alaska where I served over two years.

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BASEBALL PLAYERS 'FUSHIMI FLYERS'

Comments: Looking for anyone I served with - both in service and baseball. 1952-54.

Keywords: Field Station 8610 Fushimi Fukakusha, Kyoto. Fushimi Flyers Baseball team. Played in Tokyo 5/53 in Tokyo Rocker 4, Far Eastern Command Elimination tournament.

326 Com Recon

Comments: I was in Fukoksa Japan

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May 52

Comments: We arrived in Tokyo in May 1952, processed thru Camp Drake and assigned to ASA HQ Pacific at the Tokyo Arsenal before being transfered to a permnant assignment at the 8610 AAU, ASA Fld Sta.,in Momoyama, Japan. Replaced by the 326th Comm Recon Company in Momoyama, the 8610 moved to its new facilities in Fukoksa, Japan. I would like to hear from anyone who served there, particularily the following: Donald P. Callis (Baldy), Donald L. Mehr, Otto W. Blymiller, Richard C. Bupp, Frederic S. Miller. and Earl Hooks Gary Schultz

Keywords: Primary station was the 8610 AAU, an ASA Fld Sta.,located in the Kyoto, Japan area; 1952-1954