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Entry: 81319 936TH ARMORED FIELD ARTILLERY BN (155MM) |
KOREA 1953 |
| RAFAEL RODRIGUEZ--ACEVEDO wrote on December 14, 2011 CITY AND STATE: MAYAGUEZ, PUERTO RICO PU UNIT: A BTRY, 936TH FA BN, THEN SV BTRY SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: ARMY VETERAN Comments: LIKE TO HEAR OF ANY ONE WHO WAS THERE AT THAT TIME FOR AXAMPLE LT REYNOLDS WHO AS MY ROOMMAID Keywords: BTRY CO WAS CAPT JOHNSON, EXE OFFICER WAS LT WILLIAMS, THEN I WAS APPOINTED AS BTRY CO OF SERVICE BTRY. AFTER THE WAR WAS OVER IGOT EARLY RELEASE, THEN I BECAME A PHYSICIAN |
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Entry: 80872 936TH ARMORED FIELD ARTILLERY BN (155MM) |
FELLOW MEMBERS OF THE 936FAB |
| BERNIE WHITEY KOALSKA wrote on November 2, 2011 CITY AND STATE: ST PAUL MN UNIT: HQBATTERY SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: ARMY VETERAN Comments: I arrived in H Q battery around the 1 st of june 1953 Just before Rhee released all those prisoners We were on alert for a couple of weeks After the truce our outfit moved back to Camp St Barbara Was there till I rotated back home Agust of 54I still keep in touch withKrusky by email I still have good memories of my time spent with the guys Kobiska farmed down in Iowa after he got of the serviceI would like to hear from any one who was over there the same I was Keywords: The 936 fab which I was assigned supported Hill 355 Afew guys I remember were Whitey Krusky a fellow Polack keith kabiska chuck Todora a guy named Lowell from Milwaukee Dejesus |
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Entry: 80568 936TH ARMORED FIELD ARTILLERY BN (155MM) |
INFO FOR MY DAD |
| ANDREW DANYLCHUK wrote on October 2, 2011 CITY AND STATE: BROOKLYN NY UNIT: C BATTERY 936TH SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: FAMILY MEMBER Comments: I'm trying to find some info on my dad's service in Korea. He served from mid 51 to end 52 I believe and he was in C battery. He has told me in the past that he was very good friends with a guy named Pat Day from Brooklyn and another guy last name Cleary or Creary, but Irish none the less. He has mentioned that he was involved heavily with the support of action on "old baldy" if that sounds correct. Any info would help. Thanks!!! Keywords: "Old Baldy", 51 - 52, C battery |
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Entry: 80140 936TH ARMORED FIELD ARTILLERY BN (155MM) |
IMFORMATION ON FATHER |
| WILLIAM COLLINSS JR. wrote on August 26, 2011 CITY AND STATE: DENVER IA UNIT: 936TH ARTILLERY A BATTERY SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: FAMILY MEMBER Comments: Keywords: |
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Entry: 78006 936TH ARMORED FIELD ARTILLERY BN (155MM) |
936 FIELD ARTILLERY CHARLIE BATTERY MAR 53-MAR 54 |
| LUCILLE PIONTEK wrote on February 26, 2011 CITY AND STATE: WASHINGTON MO UNIT: 936 FIELD ARTILLERY CHARLIE BATTERY MAR 53-MAR 54 SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: ARMY VETERAN Comments: Donald Piontek went to Korea in March of 1953, He was Chief of section and he had 11 guys in his outfit. Some of the people he was with was Ralph Novak from Michagen, Donald Pierce from St.Louis and Joseph Miller from Fort Smith Arkansas but he worked the motor pool. Donald and the rest did the 155mm and 50 caliper machine gun. They were above the 38th parallel until the cease fire and then they helped build Camp St. Barbara. He left in March of 1954. If anyone remembers him, Contact us. Keywords: 936 Field Artillery Charlie Battery Mar 53-Mar 54-Donald Piontek, Corporal, Chief of 3rd Battery. |
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Entry: 77373 936TH ARMORED FIELD ARTILLERY BN (155MM) |
LOOKING FOR 936TH ITEMS FOR BENTONVILLE MUSEUM DISPLAY |
| JASON GATES wrote on January 6, 2011 CITY AND STATE: UNIT: SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: INTERESTED PERSON Comments: Looking for 936th Battalion uniforms, equipment, manuscripts, photographs, personal stories, etc to be displayed in a small museum that will be housed in the new Armed Forces Reserve Center in Bentonville, AR. We will accept other period items as well. Looking for loans, donations, or purchases. Help us tell the story of the 936th in Korea and preserve our heritage for future generations. Keywords: 936th |
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Entry: 75516 936TH ARMORED FIELD ARTILLERY BN (155MM) |
I WAS BATTERY RECORDER TILL THE END OF WAR |
| PAUL TURCHON wrote on July 20, 2010 CITY AND STATE: BROOK PARK OH UNIT: 936 FA BATALION DETAIL TENT BAKER BATTERY SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: ARMY VETERAN Comments: Gun Machanic Broten. I took cease fire from FDC bunker. Cpl. Conley from Boston area, gave me direct order to Clean Machine gun on a Sun. morning after a night of partying in the tent. Grover was in charge. Also Lt. Mc Lucky was in charge if Exec. post Keywords: Best buddiies Al Oldham, Jim Schrini Both of Detroit, Mich. Jim was a Gunner. |
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Entry: 75342 936TH ARMORED FIELD ARTILLERY BN (155MM) |
LOOKING FOR MEMBERS WHO MAY HAVE SERVED WITH MY BROTHER CARRYL L. WRIGHT OF SPRINGDALE |
| MAX WRIGHT wrote on July 4, 2010 CITY AND STATE: UNIT: SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: FAMILY MEMBER Comments: My brother served in WWII then went as a national guardsman to Camp Carson, CO then to Korea. I was just interested in if anyone knew him or had any information on my brother Carryl L. Wright. His wife was Eloise and he lived in Springdale who I wasn't sure which unit he was with. My brother died of cancer in 1994 in Baytown, TX. He worked with Brown and Root for years as an electrician. I can remember sending care packages to him in big boxes with all kinds of things in it. I can remember my mother making him a service hat and sending it over. My brother was 18 years older than I. Thanks! Keywords: Camp Carson, CO |
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Entry: 72576 936TH ARMORED FIELD ARTILLERY BN (155MM) |
E-MAIL UPDATE |
| ROBERT (BOB) NOKES wrote on November 28, 2009 CITY AND STATE: UNIT: 936TH FA HQ BTRY SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: ARMY VETERAN Comments: Keywords: |
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Entry: 72377 936TH ARMORED FIELD ARTILLERY BN (155MM) |
KOREAN VETERAN 1951-1952 |
| WENDELL SHANE wrote on November 16, 2009 CITY AND STATE: CLAY CENTER KS UNIT: 936 FA BN SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: ARMY VETERAN Comments: I was (ra) joint c battery at Fort carson co, In feb.we took ss morgan to puson,landed feb.14 1951 We took lct,s to inchon march.1951 Fist day of combat 29 march 1951 Rotated home in feb 1952 Keywords: |
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Entry: 70419 936TH ARMORED FIELD ARTILLERY BN (155MM) |
THE RELUCTANT SOLDIER |
| MIKE GARRINGER wrote on June 2, 2009 CITY AND STATE: CARLSBAD NM UNIT: SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: ARMY VETERAN Comments: My dad is Don Garringer. He was drafted into the army out of Lamesa, Texas in late 1951. After reporting first to Ft. Sill, OK and then Ft. Riley, KS, in August, 1951, my then 16 year old mother boarded a bus in Lamesa and headed to find my dad at Ft. Riley. When she arrived she began wandering around the base asking if anyone knew my father. She finally ran into a soldier who knew my father and promptly told my mother that he wasn't sure she really wanted to find my dad as my dad was an "angry, sour man". (He WAS angry that he had been drafted but he did his duty) After they were married a few days later, he was assigned to FECOM. You all know what that meant. He arrived in Korea on January 7, 1952 assigned to the 936th FAB HQ and served until he returned back to the States on January 3, 1953. While in Korea, in September, 1952 he was promoted to E-7. After returning to the States, this reluctant soldier managed to stay involved with the US Army and the New Mexico National Guard until his retirement in 1988 as a General. I have never known him to be anything but funny, fair and extremely disciplined. I can't imagine his state of mind when he was drafted in 1952 or his behavior that prompted the soldier's reply to my mother. I have frequently asked him about Korea. He is reluctant to discuss it much. He once told me, "If you weren't there, you wouldn't understand." Maybe so. I have friends that served in Vietnam who feel the same way. Still, I remain curious about my father's service in Korea. If you knew him I would appreciate hearing from you. He is still alive, still married to the same girl and is doing very well. Thanks for listening. His Son Keywords: |
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Entry: 69459 936TH ARMORED FIELD ARTILLERY BN (155MM) |
JIM COLBERT |
| CHARLES GROWE wrote on March 11, 2009 CITY AND STATE: OAKPARK MI UNIT: A BATT.936FAB SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: ARMY VETERAN Comments: Keywords: jim Colbertwanting to hear from company membersI would like to contact himas per his request 2006 |
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Entry: 69169 936TH ARMORED FIELD ARTILLERY BN (155MM) |
CHARLEY BATTERY 936TH FAB |
| KENNETH GARNER SR. wrote on February 17, 2009 CITY AND STATE: GOLDEN CO UNIT: C BTRY ROGERS ARK SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: ARMY VETERAN Comments: My brother Ralph was in the horse cavallery in 1943 and joined btry c 1n aug 1950 to go to korea with me. He had 5yrs active duty. He joined as a pfc and was latter promoted to sgt.He has passed on.The guys nicknamed him Fats.Iam retired after 23years army. Lived in the mts. of Co. for 24 years. I just turned 80 years and am happy to be here. Keywords: jack marshall [deceiced] stanley [eskimo] knoles |
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Entry: 61886 936TH ARMORED FIELD ARTILLERY BN (155MM) |
936TH FA BN; BTTY A |
| KEVIN BLEW wrote on August 6, 2007 CITY AND STATE: CLARENCE MO UNIT: SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: FAMILY MEMBER Comments: Beryl Blew from Kansas is my dad and he served with the Battery "A" of the 936th Field Artillery from Dec1952-Jan1954. He was with the wire section. I am especially looking for some of his tent-mates from that period of time so they can correspond. One name that he has mentioned is Dick Carleton and I think men named Wise and Long. My brother is a retired Army Major (Grenada and Desert Storm) and I served in the Marines and Army National Guard. We have each had the opportunity to serve in Korea under less hostile conditions. Dad is active and healthy, but not very talkative about his time in Korea. While we want to respect this, we would love any information about his unit and what life was like for him and the other soldiers. If you remember him or were in the 936th during that time, I'd sure appreciate the contact. Thanks. Kevin D. Blew Keywords: Hill 355, Little Gibraltar, 936thFABn Battery "A" |
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Entry: 60417 936TH ARMORED FIELD ARTILLERY BN (155MM) |
FORMER MEMBER OF THE 936 |
| BERNARD KOALSKA wrote on March 21, 2007 CITY AND STATE: ST. PAUL MN UNIT: HEADQUARTERS BATTERY 936 FAB SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: NAVY VETERAN Comments: Keywords: |
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Entry: 59064 936TH ARMORED FIELD ARTILLERY BN (155MM) |
LOOKING FOR INFO |
| BRAD HAMMACK wrote on September 28, 2006 CITY AND STATE: UNIT: D BRTY 1-19TH SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: FAMILY MEMBER Comments: My father was a member of this unit from 51-52. He was a regular army insert. His name was CPL Ferd Hammack He was in A Brty any information would be welcome I am a Drill Sergeant at Ft. Sill OK and would like to hear any info that an old vet would have Thank You Keywords: TURKS and the 555th |
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Entry: 56164 936TH ARMORED FIELD ARTILLERY BN (155MM) |
LOOKING FOR ANY ONE FROM 936 FIELD ARTILLERY B BATTERY |
| ARTHER GAWF wrote on March 10, 2006 CITY AND STATE: SHAWNEE OK UNIT: 936TH FIELD ARTILLERY 'B' BATTERY SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: OTHER Comments: Would like to hear from any one in that unit from Dec 1951 to March of 1952 Keywords: nickname okie or sallasaw hill 355 gunner on #1 gun |
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Entry: 56023 936TH ARMORED FIELD ARTILLERY BN (155MM) |
FRIENDS BATTERY 'B' 936 FA B |
| ARTHER GAWF wrote on February 28, 2006 CITY AND STATE: SHAWNEE OK UNIT: BATTERY B 936FIELD ARTILLERY SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: ARMY VETERAN Comments: If any one remembers me please contact me. arther gawf Keywords: nickname okie or sallisaw hill 355 |
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Entry: 55464 936TH ARMORED FIELD ARTILLERY BN (155MM) |
FO.HILL.355,14FR.BRITISH ARTILLERY |
| MAURICE (MICK) GEOGHEGAN SR. wrote on January 29, 2006 CITY AND STATE: LONDON.ENGLAND UNIT: 1ST.BLAZER.BTY.14FIELD REGT ROYALARTILLERY SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: UNITED NATIONS Comments: 1951-52,I was FO,on Hill 355,Bunker next door,936 FOs,I remember,Lt.Queerer,Clifford Heslinger.Lloyd Beasley,in 936 FA,Gun position,visited many times,all I remember,was Capt Jackson,also a Chap called Seaford or similar,I am still in touch with Lloyd Beasley,Cliff,lived at 96 Roosvelt Ave,Ridgefield Park.NJ.understand he moved to CA,just by chance,I saw a Greybeard.Sept 2005,it mentioned 936,you had the Big Shells,we had the 25prs,but between us,we sent quite a few CCF,to meet their Ancestors,and if I could get in touch with any of those American Buddies,it would''Make My Day''Mick Geoghegan Keywords: Semichon Valley.Hill 355 |
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Entry: 55367 936TH ARMORED FIELD ARTILLERY BN (155MM) |
BATTERY A 936 FA BN-OCT.-50-NOV,-51 |
| JIM COLBERT wrote on January 23, 2006 CITY AND STATE: MELBOURNE FL UNIT: BATTERY A 936 FA BN. SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: ARMY VETERAN Comments: hope to attend a reunion if anyone remembers me please e mail . Keywords: joined 936th at camp carson oct. 1950 capt. morrow was btry. commander landed pusan early feb. 1951 . i was in fire direction rotated back to states nov. 51 |
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Entry: 55028 936TH ARMORED FIELD ARTILLERY BN (155MM) |
SERVICE BATTERY/BN. SUPPLY |
| ANTHONY (TONY) MARCONI wrote on January 5, 2006 CITY AND STATE: WATERLOO NY UNIT: SERVICE BTRY. 936 FA BN. SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: ARMY VETERAN Comments: I was assigned to Btn. Supply section of Service Battery when I arrived in Korea in June 1953. My first job was as "shot gun" on ration truck with Cpl. Walker. When I left Korea in October 1954, I was Btn. Supply Sgt. When the truce was signed we moved from our position north of the Imjim river (about seven miles north of the 38th parallel) to Camp St. Barbara on Route 3. I have a problem remembering names but some that I do remember are: Hector Luciano, Sgt. Gray (Frst Sgt.) Sgt. Hopple, Rovillo from Buffalo, Charles Hurt. If any of you are out there or if anyone remembers me, I would like to hear from you. Keywords: |
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Entry: 53286 936TH ARMORED FIELD ARTILLERY BN (155MM) |
BATTALION CREST |
| KENNETH SCHNEIDER wrote on September 24, 2005 CITY AND STATE: COLUMBIA CITY IN UNIT: 936 FIELD ARTILLERY HDQ.BATTERY SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: ARMY VETERAN Comments: looking for a battalion crest Keywords: hill 355 |
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Entry: 53267 936TH ARMORED FIELD ARTILLERY BN (155MM) |
LT. STAN WILLIS |
| STAN WILLIS wrote on September 22, 2005 CITY AND STATE: NEW YORK NY UNIT: SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: ARMY VETERAN Comments: I arr'd in Korea in mid-summer of "52, assigned to Charlie Btry 936 FA BN,155 howitzers towed. Charlie Six was easy-going Capt, Gerber, WW II vet. The 936 had recently been chewed up by Charlie arty. Stayed in position thru armistice except for moves to support UN forces during late Battle of Kumsong Salient...fired huge amt of shells "Battery 200 rounds." Got some incoming in base position. Lieut Morse was Five and we split dutiesd of exec, living in a heated small cabin exec post we built above the 155s. Morse claimed to have been a pilot on Eastern Air Lines but no such name ever flew there, post-armistice check showed. Never got to know him well but he was OK as XO. Both of us were promoted to 1st Lieut. same day. I was sent to hill Dagmar several times to be F'wd Observer for the Aussie unit of the First Commonwealth Div and dodged mortar shells and some Russian 152 shells. I got a tank, machine gun nest, many other tagets. Got gook sniper on fwd slope disturbing Aussie chow line with eight inch howitzer. Later did a time-on-taget with eye Corps arty for commanding general...it looked like a small atom bomb going off. My recon sgt a Bruno Reh, amateur heavy boxer, red hair with twirled moustache. Got him from pvt to SFC quickly. Personally, I supported MacArthur and was disappointed we didn't go north again. Got a bar being replaced at Eye Corps rear O'Club back to btry, set up spare squad tent, got unlimited Asahi beer from Chopsticks Charlie atInchon, ice from a sgt at the railhead and had probably the most forward EM bar on UN lines. Most important event - son Curt born Dec. 27, '52. When war over,I became a journalist in New York City after year in grad school on GI Bill. Keywords: Lt. Stan Willis |
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Entry: 53249 936TH ARMORED FIELD ARTILLERY BN (155MM) |
LINEAGE AND CRESTS AND KIAS |
| DAVID DUNCAN wrote on September 21, 2005 CITY AND STATE: HARRISON AR UNIT: HHSB 1-142 FA BN SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: ARMY VETERAN Comments: I am the Bn FDC Chief for 1-142 FA Bn, formerly the 936th FA Bn. The state of Arkansas is putting together a KIA memorial on Camp Robinson and needs the names of the KIA from the Bn during Korea. If anyone has any information on the KIA's for the Bn during this time it would be appreciated. Also, if anyone is looking for the unit crest, we still wear the "Try to Stop Us" crest. The same one worn by the 936th soldiers. It is commercially available as the 1-142 FA Bn crest. Keywords: 936th, lineage, unit crest, KIA |
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Entry: 51107 936TH ARMORED FIELD ARTILLERY BN (155MM) |
936TH 'B' BTRY 1952-53 |
| AL KUNZ wrote on May 26, 2005 CITY AND STATE: CHICAGO IL UNIT: 936 FA BN B BTRY. SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: ARMY VETERAN Comments: I WAS IN GUN SECTION #5.Aug,1952-Sept.1953 Keywords: HILL 355, |
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Entry: 49806 936TH ARMORED FIELD ARTILLERY BN (155MM) |
BATTERY A 936TH FA NB APO 358 |
| JEANETTE ANDERSON wrote on March 27, 2005 CITY AND STATE: UNIT: SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: FRIEND OF VETERAN Comments: my father served in korea from 1952 to 1954. he has passed away, but would like to hear from anyone that would have rememebered him he took lots of pictures but they only have first names on them. his name was norman anderson and was a sargent when he discharged from the service Keywords: aus arty |
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Entry: 49805 936TH ARMORED FIELD ARTILLERY BN (155MM) |
BATTERY A 936TH FA NB APO 358 |
| JEANETTE ANDERSON wrote on March 27, 2005 CITY AND STATE: UNIT: SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: FRIEND OF VETERAN Comments: my father served in korea from 1952 to 1954. he has passed away, but would like to hear from anyone that would have rememebered him he took lots of pictures but they only have first names on them. Keywords: aus arty |
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Entry: 49410 936TH ARMORED FIELD ARTILLERY BN (155MM) |
936TH FA BN HQ |
| ROBERT (BOB) NOKES wrote on March 7, 2005 CITY AND STATE: UNIT: HQ BTRY 936TH FA BN SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: ARMY VETERAN - KOREA Comments: Following are some names that made up "Our Gang": Schnieder; Overman; Sabel; Stolbach; Chester; Matlack; Lynch; Sargent; Bittner. There were more, of course, but the memory banks are getting a little rusty. Keywords: Hill 355 Oct 52 Oct 53 |
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Entry: 46521 936TH ARMORED FIELD ARTILLERY BN (155MM) |
SERVED IN 936 FAB OCT 52 - APRIL 53 |
| ROBERT JOHNSTON wrote on October 27, 2004 CITY AND STATE: CHESTER VA UNIT: BATTERY C, 936 FAB SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: ARMY VETERAN - KOREA Comments: I ARRIVED AT BATTERY C, 936 FAB AT 10 PM ON OCTOBER 10, 1952 IT WAS DARK AND WHEN I CHECKED IN I WAS TOLD TO GET A BUNK UP IN CREW 3 AND CHECK IN THE MORNING. AFTER I JUST GOT INTO THE COT, WE STARTED TO GET SHELLED.. I DIDN'T KNOW WHERE THE BUNKER WAS, COULDN'T SEE OR FIND MY GLASES. I WAS GUIDED TO THE BUNKER AND TOLD TO HUDDLE DOWN. THAT'S WHEN I STARTED SMOKEING, 10:PM, OCTOBER 10, 1952. THAT BEGAN MY 'TOUR' IN KOREA. BOB JOHNSTON Keywords: BATTERY C EXEC WAS LT. HERBERT MORSE WHO WAS AN AIRLINE PILOT BEFORE BEING DRAFTED. DON'T KNOW WHY THEY DIDN'T SEND HIM TO PILOT SCHOOL. ASST. EXEC WAS LT. STAN WILLIS FROM CLEVELAND, OHIO |
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Entry: 45339 936TH ARMORED FIELD ARTILLERY BN (155MM) |
937TH CREST |
| CLARENCE COLLUM wrote on August 20, 2004 CITY AND STATE: FT. SMITH AR UNIT: RETIRED SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: INTERESTED PERSON Comments: The 936th and 937th Field Artillery Battalions were Arkansas National Guard units activated for Korean War service. Both were redesignated as 1st and 2d Battalion (respectively), 142d FA Group in 1957, to the best of my recollection. Both used the same crest, also. It featured a torch (?), a cattle skull, and a fleur-de-lis on a red shield with a scroll beneath with the slogan Try to Stop Us. I have two and will mail one to you if you haven't found one. My e-mail address is arredleg@aol.com. Keywords: |
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Entry: 43531 936TH ARMORED FIELD ARTILLERY BN (155MM) |
936 FA BATTALION - HQ BATTY - 12/52-12/53 |
| CHARLES RICKETTS wrote on June 4, 2004 CITY AND STATE: FT. MYERS FL UNIT: HQ BATTY - 936 FA BATTALION SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: ARMY VETERAN - KOREA Comments: Would appreciate hearing from anyone from 936th.Arrived 936 12/52. Assigned as driver for Bn. C.O. later transfered to Fire Direction and wanted to be transferred to FO detail. Served on FO detail summer of '53 with Capt. ??. We set up an auxillery OP in 1st ROK area May or June of '53 when Ist ROK got hit by the Chinese. Would like to hear from anyone from the unit. Keywords: Hill 355 - Ist Commonwealth Div. Any Batty of 936 FA Bn. |
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Entry: 42219 936TH ARMORED FIELD ARTILLERY BN (155MM) |
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| HUGH SOUTHERN wrote on April 9, 2004 CITY AND STATE: TIMBO AR UNIT: 936 SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: ARMY VETERAN - KOREA Comments: I was in Korea in June of 1951 in the Kumwa valley when the Turks saved a bunch of us. My name is Hugh Southern from Big Flat, Arkansas. John Watson was our company commander. Kenneth Garner was our chief of section. Does anyone remember me? Keywords: I was in Korea in June 1951 in Kumwa valley when the Turks saved a bunch of us. My name is Hugh Southern. John Watson was our company commander. Does anyone remember me? |
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Entry: 39336 936TH ARMORED FIELD ARTILLERY BN (155MM) |
936TH FIELD ARTILLERY BATTALION BATTERY B |
| TRACY DODSON wrote on December 21, 2003 CITY AND STATE: UNIT: SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: FAMILY MEMBER Comments: Looking for any pictures containing my father, Orville "Pee Wee" Dodson. I got the one from the Battalion web site. Do any of you have any? Please email me. I would love to get any copies I could. Thanks Keywords: |
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Entry: 34804 936TH ARMORED FIELD ARTILLERY BN (155MM) |
2003 REUNION |
| JOE MASHBURN wrote on June 11, 2003 CITY AND STATE: UNIT: 936 FABN SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: ARMY VETERAN - KOREA Comments: 936 Reunion Aug 23 2003 Clarion Inn Fayetteville, AR 72702 Noon to 9pm For reservations contact Sonny Dunn 1-479-442-7479 (Fayetteville,AR) Questions? Call Wayne Bohannan 1-918-437-5324(Tulsa OK) or Ken Hulse 1-918-627-6897 (Tulsa) Keywords: |
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Entry: 34405 936TH ARMORED FIELD ARTILLERY BN (155MM) |
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| KENNETH TALBOT wrote on May 26, 2003 CITY AND STATE: UNIT: SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: ARMY VETERAN - KOREA Comments: If anyone remembers me or this unit please send an e mail. Keywords: support for hill #355, unit Baker Battery, babcock, floyd payne, adams, |
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Entry: 33394 936TH ARMORED FIELD ARTILLERY BN (155MM) |
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| REX MINIX wrote on April 4, 2003 CITY AND STATE: FT. DICK CA UNIT: 936TH FA BN SV BTRY 1952 SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: ARMY VETERAN - KOREA Comments: WOULD LIKE TO GET IN TOUCH WITH ANYONE FROM SERVICE BATTERY JUST FOR GOOD OLD TIMES DOES ANYONE KNOW ME/// Keywords: |
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Entry: 29724 936TH ARMORED FIELD ARTILLERY BN (155MM) |
CORRECTION ON EMAIL |
| ROBERT E. (BOB) JOHNSTON wrote on November 20, 2002 CITY AND STATE: CHESTER VA UNIT: 936 FIELD ARTILLERY BN, BATTERY C SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: ARMY VETERAN - KOREA Comments: EMAIL CHANBGED FROM PRODIGY TO AOL. I IS NOW: ROBERTJ796@AOL.COM ADDRESS, PHONE NUMBER IS STILL CHESTER, VA. AND HAS NOT CHANGED. REGARDS, BOB JOHNSTON Keywords: 936 FIELD ARTILLERY BN. - KOREA OCTOBER, 1952 TO THE CEASE FIRE, JULY 23, 1953 MY EMAIL ADDRESS HAS CHANGE FROM THE ONE LISTED ON PREVIOUS NOTES. I AM NO LONGER WITH PRODIGY. MY EMAIL IS NOW: ROBERTJ796@AOL.COM ADDRESS, PHONE NUMBER IS STILL THAT LISTED ON THE NOTE. |
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Entry: 28188 936TH ARMORED FIELD ARTILLERY BN (155MM) |
SEEKING INFO ON RET. COL. WILLIAM L. BUSH |
| BENJAMIN BUSH wrote on September 11, 2002 CITY AND STATE: LINCOLN AR UNIT: SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: FAMILY MEMBER Comments: My father, recently deceased, was Retired Col. William L. Bush. I know he was in the 936th, but unfortunatly I know little else about his experiences during the war. If you have any pictures or stories I would sure be interested in them. And much obliged. Keywords: |
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Entry: 27734 936TH ARMORED FIELD ARTILLERY BN (155MM) |
PFC VERNON C. WITCHER - A BATTERY |
| VERNON C. WITCHER wrote on August 20, 2002 CITY AND STATE: ROSEBURG OR UNIT: A . BAT. 936 FIL. ART. 155 HS. (1950- 1951) SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: ARMY VETERAN - KOREA Comments: I LOST A BROTHER IN THE 2nd INF. FEB.1951. AND HAD ANOTHER BROTHER IN PUSON, WITH ANTI-AIRCRAFT, ALL IN THE SAME TIME FRAME. Keywords: |
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Entry: 27232 936TH ARMORED FIELD ARTILLERY BN (155MM) |
936 F.A. BN A BATTERY |
| SARA RHOADES wrote on July 30, 2002 CITY AND STATE: UNIT: SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: FAMILY MEMBER Comments: My Dad was with this company from Dec 1951- Nov 1952. His name was Charles E. Eutsey. He passed away when I was very young and I never had the chance to ask him about his military service. If any one remembers him and would be willing to tell me of their service time in Korea I would be most appreciative. I'm putting together information about my Dad for my grandchildren. Keywords: A Battery 936 F.A. Bn |
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Entry: 27003 936TH ARMORED FIELD ARTILLERY BN (155MM) |
KOREA 1951-1952 |
| HOWARD C. RUBRIGHT wrote on July 17, 2002 CITY AND STATE: BOYNTON BEACH FL UNIT: 936TH FA BN HQ BTRY FDC SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: - Comments: Looking for anyone from the 936th FA BN Hq and Hq Btry FDC Section that served in Korea between Sept 1951 and June 1952. I am trying to locate Sgt Tom Rainney Hq FDC. Also Richard E. Palmer, we went on R and R together. They may have been replacements Keywords: Hill 355 I Corp FDC 1951-1952 Arkansas National Guard Unit + Replacements |
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Entry: 26458 936TH ARMORED FIELD ARTILLERY BN (155MM) |
LOOKING FOR BUDDIES |
| HOWARD C. RUBRIGHT wrote on June 22, 2002 CITY AND STATE: BOYNTON BEACH FL UNIT: 937TH FA BN + 936 FA BN SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: ARMY VETERAN - KOREA Comments: I am looking for anyone that served with me in Korea. I would especially like to find Richard E. Palmer or Sgt. Rainey (not sure of spelling). Please contact me if you have any information. Keywords: Richard E. Palmer, Sgt. Rainey (not sure of spelling) |
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Entry: 24889 936TH ARMORED FIELD ARTILLERY BN (155MM) |
4TH FIELD HOSPITAL, TARJUE,KOREA |
| WILLIAM P. KELLY wrote on April 22, 2002 CITY AND STATE: MIDLAND MI UNIT: 936 FIELD ART. B BATTERY SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: ARMY VETERAN - KOREA Comments: Does anyone out there recognize me. I was picked up by the 5th Calvery regiment picked me up and took me to the 4th field hospital in Taejue, Korea. I need to hear from anyone that was in the hospital with me, because I need those hospital records,cause they were all burned up at St. Louis. Mamwod Dakroub was in the hospital as the same time as I was, and If you know him also let me know. Keywords: 4th field hospital, Taegue, Korea, Feb. or March, l952. |
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Entry: 24887 936TH ARMORED FIELD ARTILLERY BN (155MM) |
936 FA BN BATTERY A JAN 51-SEP 51 |
| JOHN BREWER wrote on April 22, 2002 CITY AND STATE: BENTONVILLE AR UNIT: MEDIC BATTERY A 936 FA BN SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: UNITED NATIONS VETERAN - KOREA Comments: Live now in Bentonville, AR, the home of A Battery.936 Fa Bn. SFC Guy Wilkerson, Battery A supply sgt., and I are looking for pictures, stories anything about Battery A from August 1950 thru Dec 1951.Also any info regarding Medical Detachment HQ and HQ Battery 936 Fa BN would be help ful. Will share results as soon as compiled. Keywords: Arrived Pusan Jan or Feb 1951, left in Sep 51.Medic, Cpl., serving in Battery A most of time in Korea.Shipped from east coast of Korea with battalion on LST to Inchon.(Not first landing) Spent most of time in Uijanbu valley going back and forth. |
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Entry: 21886 936TH ARMORED FIELD ARTILLERY BN (155MM) |
HQ. AND HQ. BTRR.. 12/51 - 8/52 |
| DAVID J. FERRIS wrote on December 30, 2001 CITY AND STATE: BEACON NY UNIT: 936 FA BN ARK NG SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: ARMY VETERAN - KOREA Comments: FO hill 355 (Gibralta) and wireman in com section hq. battery Keywords: |
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Entry: 21641 936TH ARMORED FIELD ARTILLERY BN (155MM) |
HQ BTRY 936TH |
| HOLLIS E. HOOPER wrote on December 19, 2001 CITY AND STATE: BELVEDERE SC UNIT: HQ - HQ BTRY 936 FAB SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: ARMY VETERAN - KOREA Comments: Can only remember names of Cpl Bruce - Pfc Ewing and Pfc Cohn - was there when Triple Nickel got overrun - also remember well building Camp St Barbara in middle of rice paddies and also the long hikes up the mountain to dig the trench for the fall back position from the DMZ Keywords: Originally in FDC - then Swtchboard and courier then Motor Pool - truck driver asgnd there fresh out of basic in March 1953 |
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Entry: 21301 936TH ARMORED FIELD ARTILLERY BN (155MM) |
936 FA 'A' BATTERY |
| ANN KIMES wrote on December 7, 2001 CITY AND STATE: UNIT: SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: FAMILY MEMBER Comments: My father was Cpl. Zack Riley of the 936 Field Artillery, A Battery. Interested in any one info from any who might remember him. Keywords: Cpl. Zack Riley |
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Entry: 19057 936TH ARMORED FIELD ARTILLERY BN (155MM) |
I REMEMBER KOREA! |
| RICHARD S. (DICK) CARLETON wrote on August 30, 2001 CITY AND STATE: MAYER AZ UNIT: BTRY 'A' 936 F/A B?N SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: ARMY VETERAN - KOREA Comments: About the only friends that I can now remember now are! L. Jones Va. B.Blue Kan. H. Wise Ind. It would be interesting to keep up with this program, In hopes of seeing more names and comments! later and good luck to you all!! Keywords: I was a member of the 936th F/A B/N btry "A" from 11/22/52--11/22/53 |
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Entry: 19056 936TH ARMORED FIELD ARTILLERY BN (155MM) |
BTRY 'A' 936 F/A BATT. |
| RICHARD S. (DICK) CARLETON wrote on August 30, 2001 CITY AND STATE: MAYER AZ UNIT: BTRY 'A' 936 F/A BATT SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: ARMY VETERAN - KOREA Comments: It would be interesting to see the names and comments of other members of that era. I will be checking here from time to time, to see if any new names cmoe about. Keywords: Time in Korea 11/22/52-----11/22/53 The only names that I can remember at this time are L.Jones from Va. B. Blue " Kansas H. Wise " Ind. |
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Entry: 14163 936TH ARMORED FIELD ARTILLERY BN (155MM) |
HEADQUARTERS BATTERY 1952/1954 |
| ANTHONY (WHITEY) KRUSKY wrote on January 8, 2001 CITY AND STATE: PARK RIDGE NJ UNIT: 936 FA BN HQ SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: ARMY VETERAN - KOREA Comments: I served with the 936th in the FDC section of Hq. When the truce was signed in July of 53 all of our batteries moved to accomodate the DMZ.We set up garrison in Camp St. Barbara with the rest of the I Corps Artillery Units including the 623rd, 1st FOB etc. Would like to hear from anyone who recognizes my name or if there are any details regarding the history of the Battalion Keywords: |
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