Danny Keogh, KIA 3/17/53

Comments: Pte. Daniel J. (Danny)Keogh was killed in action on March 17th, 1953. He was a member of the 9th infantry regiment,2nd Infantry Division. He was an Irishman who came from Drumlish, County Longford.He joined up in Sparks, Nevada.I would be grateful if anyone could give us any information on the whereabouts of his regiment or what battle he may have been killed in, on the day he died. It was St. Parick's day 1953. He is buried back in Ireland.His family still mourn him and we would be very grateful for any information from old comrades or war historians thank you.

Keywords: 9th Infantry Regiment. 2nd Infantry Division. March 1953.

Fox Co

Comments: I am looking for a medic, American Artillery Officer, that was also a pow. He was a black man. I was near Kunuri when I was wounded. We were first taken to a school house, where this man helped me. If anyone has any info. Please e-mail or write.

JAMES YOUNG, JOSEPH TRAVERS, MARTIN MCDONOUGH RAMON MARINEZ, GEORGE MCDONNELL, JAMES HODGES, JOE MCNEIL, EDWARD COLLINS, & JOHNNIE TRAHEAL, who was in the 24th, not sure of spelling of his last name. These men where in POW Camps 1,3,5, but I can't remember much else due to my Ptsd, my mind won't go there. I need something to trigger my memory. I was released from Camp 5 sometime in Feb 1952, with a bunch of other guys, we all in bad shape, I was not talking at all, so in the Mash Unit they put down that I was shot in the leg by a Korean Houseboy, had a self inflicted gun shot wound, was WIA, the latter is true. My files are gone in the 1973 fire so all the VA has are my medical records, which are wrong. I had a paper stating I was a POW but due to my then undiagnosed PTSD in 1953 I threw it out to get rid of the memories. I remembered the names of these guys after I had been asked to give a speech on POW rememberance day, it came flooding back, but not everything. I found one guy Wyman Kaiser in Jan 1999, called him and his son told me that his father had died a few days before I called. He was a POW in Korea, but never,never talked about it. How many guys out there are still suffering from undiagnosed PTSD. They won't even recognise my claim even tho I have been in treatment for 6 years,and gave them letters from 2 of my doctors. They say I have to have received a CIB PH, and my DD214 states I received both along with the SS and BS, but they have a different one on file and won't accept my original onionskin one as the original. I don't know of anyone who has two different DD214's I really got shafted and no matter how I try I can not get anyone of any importance to tell me how I can sort it out. The DAV was supposed to be handling my case when my last claim was denied, but that has come to nothing. The service officer was supposed to appeal for me, but now he has moved to the district office so that is the last I will hear of that. I know they are just waiting for me to die. Its very hard when you know you gave your all and you truly believe in your country, here I am on crutches and sometimes confined to a wheelchair, because of my leg and back problems. If I could locate any of these guys maybe they could verify I was in POW camp, and on many of the marches. I was so very young and to think volunteered to go into the army,when I was 17. I hope someone will remember me, I am just a little skinny guy, my Dad was Filipino, but I was born in San Francisco. Please let me know if anyone out there out there can help me, I'd sure appreciate it. I don't know where to go next. Please look at the comments column to find out how I was captured and other information. thanks. Larry M. Casilac v

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Gordon Wise KIA info needed

Comments: My Brother Gordon L Wise was killed in action in korea in 1950 Would like to know where he is barried and any other information that would be need for my family

Keywords: My Brother Gordon L.Wise was killed in 1950 in korea where is he Barried and any other info

Pfc Roland M. Perell

Comments: I would like to hear from anyone who knew Pfc Roland M. Perell, KIA 9/2/50. He was my cousin from NYC.

Keywords: 9th Infantry Regt, 2nd Infantry Division, USA

2nd Bn Nov 51 - Nov 52

Comments: Looking for Lt. Shay Sgt. Bernett TX Cpl. Elmer Bock Calif. Cpl. Higa Hawaii Sgt. Smith Calif.

Keywords: Nov.1951 to Nov. 1952 in Kumnwa,Korea 2nd Inf.Div. 9th Inf.Reg. 2nd Battalion, 3rd Platoon, 4th Squad.

Pvt. Ladson Kurt Martin

Comments: Pvt. Ladson(Lad) Kurt Martin served with the 9th Inf. Reg. 2nd Inf. Div. was KIA 51/07/27. Looking for any info on circumstances which resulted in his death.

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DO YOU KNOW THESE MEN ?

Comments: It was November 18, 1950, I was with Fox Company 9inf reg 2id, we where 3 miles NE of Kunuri. I remember this because the Command Post had just moved 1 mile NE of Kunuri that day. We got into a fire fight with Chinese Communists, I was a bazooka man, I got hit in the leg, got separated from my squad, it was dusk,I laid there for several hours. The Chinese found me, and took me to a school house,there 20 other men there. We eventually ended up in Bean Camp 1, then I went to Camp 2 and then Camp 5. I was put in the turnip bin a few times for not signing germ warfare papers. I can't remember much else I know they really worked on my mind, and I am still suffering to this day. I have to keep going all day so I don't remember, I run in my sleep to get away from the chinese. I have most of the 20 diseases the va now recognises. But Larry Casilac is not recognised even though I gave my all, my country has let me down. Can anyone out there help me, please.

Keywords: JAMES YOUNG, JOSEPH TRAVERS, MARTIN MCDONOUGH RAMON MARINEZ, GEORGE MCDONNELL, JAMES HODGES, JOE MCNEIL, EDWARD COLLINS, & JOHNNIE TRAHEAL, who was in the 24th, not sure of spelling of his last name. These men where in POW Camps 1,3,5, but I can't remember much else due to my Ptsd, my mind won't go there. I need something to trigger my memory. I was released from Camp 5 sometime in Feb 1952, with a bunch of other guys, we all in bad shape, I was not talking at all, so in the Mash Unit they put down that I was shot in the leg by a Korean Houseboy, had a self inflicted gun shot wound, was WIA, the latter is true. My files are gone in the 1973 fire so all the VA has are my medical records, which are wrong. I had a paper stating I was a POW but due to my then undiagnosed PTSD in 1953 I threw it out to get rid of the memories. I remembered the names of these guys after I had been asked to give a speech on POW rememberance day, it came flooding back, but not everything. I found one guy Wyman Kaiser in Jan 1999, called him and his son told me that his father had died a few days before I called. He was a POW in Korea, but never,never talked about it. How many guys out there are still suffering from undiagnosed PTSD. They won't even recognise my claim even tho I have been in treatment for 6 years,and gave them letters from 2 of my doctors. They say I have to have received a CIB PH, and my DD214 states I received both along with the SS and BS, but they have a different one on file and won't accept my original onionskin one as the original. I don't know of anyone who has two different DD214's I really got shafted and no matter how I try I can not get anyone of any importance to tell me how I can sort it out. The DAV was supposed to be handling my case when my last claim was denied, but that has come to nothing. The service officer was supposed to appeal for me, but now he has moved to the district office so that is the last I will hear of that. I know they are just waiting for me to die. Its very hard when you know you gave your all and you truly believe in your country, here I am on crutches and sometimes confined to a wheelchair, because of my leg and back problems. If I could locate any of these guys maybe they could verify I was in POW camp, and on many of the marches. I was so very young and to think volunteered to go into the army,when I was 17. I hope someone will remember me, I am just a little skinny guy, my Dad was Filipino, but I was born in San Francisco. Please let me know if anyone out there out there can help me, I'd sure appreciate it. I don't know where to go next. Please look at the comments column to find out how I was captured and other information. thanks. Larry M. Casilac v

looking for information

Comments: I am looking for information on my uncle.His name was Bobby Ferguson .He was in the 9th inf reg 2nd inf div.His date of casulity is listed as 11/26/50.His younger brother and him were pronoced Mia's 11 months apart and pronouced dead on the same day.If anyone rembers hom please contact me at patriciaann_27288@yahoo.com

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F Co

Comments: 2ND SQ, 2ND PLT, CO F, 9TH INF REGT, 2ND INF DIV

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Hvy Mortars Co

Comments: Very nice, will i hear from a recruiter?

Keywords: 9th Inf. Heavy Mortars '51-'52

CLYDE K MCSWAIN G Co

Comments: I am trying to help my father find someone he served with in Korea. His name was Clyde K Mcswain he was wounded and evacuated in I beleive September of 1950. My dad would really like to talk to him we cannot find him listed anywhere.

Thank you.

Keywords: McSwain, Friend, Wounded

Sgt William C. Bradley Kunu-ri

Comments: Trying to locate anyone in the 2nd Div who may know of events leading to my Uncles MIA status on December 1, 1950 while in the area of Kunu-ri. Trying as well sto locate Sfc Willard D. Sorteberg who was also of the 9th Inf. Div.

Keywords: Kunu-ri, Sfc Willard D. Sorteberg

I Co Heartbreak

Comments: Thank you for your wonderful site! I am looking for corrospondance from all interested parties. ejames21@hotmail.com

Keywords: Sept. of '51. Heartbreak ridge Company I 9th infantry Regiment 2nd div. to hill 1062

B Co

Comments: Lick to find some one in my unit.Carl

Keywords: 1953 TO 1954 2nd Infantry Division 9Inf/B Co.

2 DIV, 9 REG, A CO, 1ST BAT, 7/50-2/51

Comments: Looking for others that served with me during this time.

Keywords: names remembered: Sgt Tuckeroni, Ted Lilly, Maj Hinkle, Hinds (marines 3rd div), Lt Steinburgh, Rodrigus, Epperson (marine) Capt Flynn, McDonald Norman

looking for memories of John Tafoya

Comments: I'm looking for info. regarding my Uncle; John M Tafoya. I never knew him but I would love to learn as much as I can about him.

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Carl Curl MIA Nov 1 50

Comments: Looking for information about my great-uncle Carl S. Curl who was missing 1 November 50. He was with the 9th Infantry Regiment, 2nd Infantry Division. He was possible with D,H, or M Companies. I know of one person he knew a Charles Bump-any info on him would be helpful too. Thanks.

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Co.C.

Comments: CO.C. 9TH RCT

Keywords: 3rd Platoon Co.C.9th RCT April to Dec 1951

what happened to the 2nd division

Comments: 1960,ftbenning.while going threw ait,oders came down to make 2nd a active division instead of a training division.her colors were returned to her as we spent 32 weeks bringing her up to strength.what ever happened to the 2nd as of today?i was transfered out in 60 and seeing your web page made me wonder.

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Love Co

Comments: LOVE CO 9TH INFANTRY, 2ND DIVISION

Keywords: May 1953- Sept 1954

Manchu Belt Buckles

Comments: Greetings to the Veterans of the 9th, I am trying to find information on the Manchu belt buckle. I would like to know when the Manchus started wearing their own buckle, and what it looked like.I have a what I believe to be Korean War era buckle, but I can't be sure. I am aware of at least three styles that have been worn. I am also interested in any special patches that have been worn by the 9th. Thank you, Joe Weber A-4/9 Ft. Wainwright AK '91-'95

Keywords: Manchu Belt Buckles

3rd Bn 3rd Platoon

Comments: 2ND DIV 9TH INF 3RD BAT COK 3RD PAT 4THSQ

Keywords: 9-19-51 to 5-26-52 co k 3rd pat 4th sq 2nd div. 9th reg

Co I, 3rd batt, 9 inf reg.,2nd division

Comments: Looking for literature on the above unit and anyone who knew or knew of Capt. Chester L. Kemp. He was MIA then declared KIA as of August 11, 1950.

Keywords: Capt. Chester L. Kemp

Maj. Donald L Driscoll

Comments: My Uncle, Maj. Donald Lyons Driscoll was MIA at the Yalu River 12/1/50. He was a graduate of West Point class of '39, served in Europe during WWII. I am also looking for any additional information. Driscoll Donald L. O-00024018 U.S. Army Maj. O4 HH CO 9TH INF 2 DIV IDATE 12/1/50 DOD12/31/53

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Dedication Ceremony

Comments: Sir/Ma'am,

I am CPT Rob Young, HHC 2-9 IN. We are seeking to dedicate our three motor pools to heroes of the Korean War. Specifically, we are searching for medics, mechanics, communication soldiers, truck drivers, scouts, and support soldiers. We are very proud of our Manchu heritage and want to honor the memory of Manchu's serving before us. If you have information on a notable Manchu, we would love to hear from you.

respectfully,

Rob Young

Keywords: Motor pool dedication

Looking for brother's friend

Comments: Looking for Charles Bump, friend of Carl S. Curl,served in 9 Inf Rgt 2 Inf Div; Pfc-E3; died while mia 11/1/50.

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looking for a friend of my dads

Comments: I am looking for a friend of my dads.His name is Bill Ramosa,from Frt Atkinson,Wisconsin. The spelling on the last name is iffy. He served with my dad in the 2ID, 9th Inf Heavy Mortar co, 1951-1953. I found one man my the name of Don Kennedy. If any one can be of help, I would be greatly appreciated.

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HQ Co

Comments: I went to Korea in Aug 1950 with the 330 Ordance, then was transfered to 9th inf about Sep 50. Looking for any one who served with me. I was in 9th Inf. HQ Co. security platoon. WE proveded security around Hq co.

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Harold R. Bower

Comments: High Korean Veterans,

looking for anyone who knew my older Brother in Korea. He passed away on Jan.1,1998. He was a never married, most of the time he spent alone, of his own choosing. He was still & is still loved by me. Harold & I wwere close, especially in the last 10 years of his life, I am thankful for that. Was wondering if anybody ran across him over there? If so please let me know. To all of you Vets out there welcome home, I know it's late, but I am just realizing what that war was all about, same as any other war, kill or be killed. Thanks, we are grateful to all of you. Edward L. Bower

Keywords: 2nd.Inf. Div. Sv. Co.9th.Inf. Div. D.O.T.# was 5-81.010 Auto Mech. 3rd. Esch. served in Korea, June,'51-Nov.52. was made a Corp.(Tech.) 18, Dec.'51

Last name VARGO (attended radio school in Japan early 1953)

Comments: My friend Bob Crane is interested in the whereabouts of a man with the last name VARGO. Mr. Vargo attended radio school in Japan in early 1953. Two classmates were Marvin Temple (KIA 3/5/53)and Bob Crane. They had one unexpected night of liberty when they experienced the first snow storm in that part of Japan in about 8 years. Bob Crane later received one letter from Mr. Vargo saying that Marvin Temple had died in a mortar attack. Mr. Vargo may have been from ND?

Information about what may have happened to Mr Vargo or where he might now be would be very helpful. Thank you!

Keywords: Classmates Marvin Temple (KIA 3/5/53) and Bob Crane. Possibly 9th Inf Rgt., 2nd Inf Div. First Snow storm in that part of Japan in 8 years.

D Co

Comments: i would just like to speak for the americans in korea during the start of the (police action)and say that the infantry man had all he could do with what he had , the ammo situation was pretty bad to start with and we were not getting any replacement to fill our ranks .It was said that at this time we had more men in korea than the nka did ,well you could not tell it at the naktong -we were still spred so thin that you had to holler to the next man to be heard ,the infantry man has the most dangerous job s and the most terriableconditions to live with ,eat one day miss the next fight all night and sleep when you could during the day light -no clean clothes ,no baths ,and the NKA were pretty tough to deal with . Now that I've got home again I can say I respect the men who had to endure these inconveniances

Keywords: July-31-1950 to May-?-1951 9 -inf.-2inf-Div.

Need Info On Richard (Dick) Oswald

Comments: CPL. Richard (Dick)B. Oswald was my uncle. I am doing research for his brother, my uncle Donald Oswald. Uncle Dick was lost in Korea near Kuniri (Sp?) on 11/30/50. I believe he was in B Company, 2nd Infantry Division, 9th Infantry Regiment. He is listed as a POW and date of death is listed as 1/27/51. We do not know what camp he may have been in and no remains have been returned to us. We do not know how the government arrived at his date of death. If anyone has any information on or memories of my uncle please email me. Our family has lovingly maintained the memorabilia of his life and his brief military career but the uncertainty surrounding his loss and the abscence of remains for a family burial still leave a wound in our hearts. Thank you for any help you can give us.

Keywords: Oswald, 1950, 1951, B Company,

Looking For

Comments: William Hanneman is this person listed as a korean Ex-Pow?

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Company D heavy weapons

Comments: I am doing some internet research for my father who was in Company D - heavy weapons, mortars, machine guns - 1952 to 1953. They were in many locations - he remember Arrowhead, 281, Eerie, others in general Old Baldy/T-bone/Portchop areas. He remembers officer names Lt. Hill, Sgt. Newcomber. He remembers company member names (not sure spelling) Lee Abatta, Bonofassis "bonnie", Alvarez, Coffee. I'm interested in hearing from anyone else in Company D during same time frames / periods. Email to suecox@ix.netcom.com.

Keywords: Arrowhead, Hill 281, Eerie

Litttle Gilbraltar - March 1, 1953

Comments: I would like to hear from anyone who was on Little Gilbraltar or Hill #355 on the night of March 1, 1953 during the Battle of Gilbraltar?? If anyone reads and knows anything about it, please let me know by e-mail or otherwise.

Keywords: Battle of Little Gilbraltar (hill # 355)and 210?personal friends: Nicholas Kuhn, James Kendall and George Laplante.

Arnold Hatta

Comments: I am writing this letter in the hopes of finding anyone who had served time with my Dad as an infantry soldier in the Korean War. Although my Dad is thankfully still with us, I am short on information at this moment. Like most soldiers in combat, he dosen't talk much about the war. He does however tell the few deliberately choosen stories over and over. He talks about the men that were killed, the crimes he saw committed, the importance of fox holes and the unimaginable cold. He remembers the desperation of changing his sweaty socks for dry ones before the frost bite could set in. He remembers trading food rations for the one candy bar that could satisfy his energy level needed to get over the next hill and he remebers this his favorite story of all. He was a young green soldier who was freezing one night. It was a night when there wasn't too much action and the guys were able to make a fire to keep warm. Of course there wasn't too much wood around to keep the fire burning so they would traditionally use gun powder to keep the fire burning hot. Well this particular night my Dad, thinking his was funny decided to pull the pin out of a grenade and empty the gun powder out and then tossed the grenade itself into the fire to scare the guys. Now with an American granade after emptying it there is no chance of an explosion, therefore he thought he would have the last laugh..........but unbeknowest to him it was a Russian grenade and this is not true..........simply pulling the pin does not allow the gun powder to pour out so he actually threw a live grenade into the fire. Well luckily enough noone was hurt and my father learned a real lesson that night..........it's a was story that always brings a chuckle. There aren't many memories during war time that can make someone smile so I thought I would share this with all the soldiers who ever fought a battle. If anyone remebers my Dad please contact us we'd love to hear from you. His name is Arnold Hatta and currently lives on Long Island. If anyone can help me with informnation on how to recieve copies of his dog tags I'd appreciate it. I would love to give them to my Dad as a gift. Thankyou.......

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I & R Platoon

Comments: Was assigned to the central front,first served under Lt.Stonecipher; went out on patrols with the Thais,the Dutch and the French. Since I spoke Spanish, had a chance to mix with French soldiers (those who came from the Spanish border.) Would like to hear from others in the unit during 1952-53. Company commander was Capt.John Dinkenberger, First Sgt. Gash.

Keywords: Was called "Cardo," joined the unit during the last year of the war

2/11/1951 - 9TH INFANTRY - POW - DIED CAPTIVE - JACK (SONNY) WEISTER

Comments: To whom it may concern- My name is Wallace Weister, Sr. and I am looking for information about my little brother, Jack (Sonny) Weister. He served in the Korean War. He died in 1951 and was a POW. He was 5 years younger than me. He left for the war and I never got to see him again. If anyone that served with him or knew anything about him, please feel free to contact me at the phone number provided, or e-mail my grandaughter, Jamie at the e-mail address provided and she will relay the information to me. Thank you very much for your help in my quest to find out more about my baby brother. Sincerely- Wallace Weister, Sr.

Keywords: 9th INF. RGT. 2nd INF. DIV.

Jack Weister - POW - Died While Captured

Comments: I AM LOOKING FOR INFORMATION ABOUT MY GRANDFATHER'S BROTHER, JACK WEISTER. HE FOUGHT IN THE KOREAN WAR AND WAS LABELED AS MISSING IN ACTION. MY GRANDFATHER WOULD LIKE TO KNOW MORE ABOUT HIM BEFORE HIS FINAL HOURS. IF ANYONE KNOWS ANYTHING ABOUT JACK WEISTER, PLEASE EMAIL ME. THE ONLY THING I KNOW IS THAT HE WAS IN SOME KIND OF TANK BATALLION. ANY KIND OF INFORMATION WOULD BE VERY HELPFUL. THANK YOU JAMIE JUSULA

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G Company - Larry Steele

Comments: My DD-214 reflects that I was wounded on 29 July 1993, two days subsequent to the cease fire.

Briefly: My unit, George Company, 9th Rgmt., 2nd Inf. Div., was on the MLR at the time of the cease fire, and immediately thereafter, we were all engaged in tearing down bunkers (to prevent their use by he enemy in the event of a future violation of the cease fire)

At any rate, one of the bunkers had been booby trapped by the enemy before they retreated from that area at some earlier period. At any rate, the booby trap was very well hidden and undetected by any friendly occupants of the bunker (which included elements of the 3rd Div., who we replaced in these same positions a few weeks earlier). > > As a Rifle Squad Leader I was supervising the dismantling of several bunkers, and happened to be only a yard or two away from this particular bunker, at the moment the booby trap exploded. Thankfully, the explosive device was a concussion grenade (as opposed to a fragmentation grenade), and I was peppered with small shards as opposed to the more powerful chunks dispersed by the more lethal fragmentation grenades.

Keywords: Little Gibralter Boomerang

A and B CO - Robert Pursel

Comments: CO A & CO B, 9TH INF - HQ XTH CORP MP

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9th Inf 3rd Bat Love Co, RIP Feb 2000

Comments: Like to hear from comrades

Keywords: Severed from April 1953 to the end of the conflict and after,weapons platoon,57 recoiless rifle squad.

Medal of Honor Lauren Kaufman

Comments: Looking for info on Medal of Honor Winner Loren R. Kaufman of The Dalles for inclusion on upcoming local Korean War Memorial.

Any information from those who served with him, especailly on Sept 4 and 5, 1950 near Yongsan. I work for The Dalles Chronicle and we would be interested in pulblishing his story.

I have lived here for 25 years and just learned about Kaufman, We would like to see that every schoolkid here knows about his inspirational heroism.

Many Thanks

Keywords: G Company, 9th Infantry, 2nd Division

Hvy Mortars

Comments: I am looking for contacts with former unit members. Second Infantry Division (1953-54).

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Pfc Charlie Wilcher - MIA

Comments: Our Mother, Mrs. Allener Perry Wilcher (deceased), 513 Hines Street, Sandersville, GA was notified December, 1950 that Charlie was missing in action.

Some time later she received his Purple Heart Metal along with a letter which indicated that Charlie had not been found.

Our hearts still ache for him, especially during his birthmonth in October. We miss him still, and love him so much! Is he still alive somewhere in Korea? He's constantly in our prayers. We won't give up!

Please let us hear from you. Thank you very much.

Keywords: My brother, Charlie Wilcher, Jr enlisted in the US Army, Summer, 1950. Mother, Mrs. Allener Perry Wilcher, 513 Hines Street, Sandersville, GA was notified December, 1950 that he was missing in action

Alfred R. Bolduc WIA , RIP

Comments: Hello, Today my uncle Alfred R. Bolduc was laid to rest. Died due to cancer. I knew he was a wounded Korean War Veteran, fought at a Place call Pork Chop Hill. Of his unit, I'm not sure how many men, over 300 I am told, only he and 2 others survived the battle. I am trying to find anyone who may know him, or may know of this battle.

I'm making a web page in his memory and would like to add about this important event. My vet page is at: Click Here.

I'm a Vietnam Vet myself. Anyway, I give all you korean war hero's a high and snappy SALUTE! Thank You, Arthur A. DiDonna, SEA 1972-73

Keywords: Pork Chop Hill,

MSGT IVA B. TADLOCK. POW

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2nd Bn

Comments: Pork Chop Hill, Old Baldy, 9th Regimen, 2nd Battalion, 2nd Platoon, Fox Company, Company Commander's Name was Capt. Hartman, SFC Joe May, Platoon leader was Lt. Van Brunt

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1ST BN HQ CO

Comments: I AM A CERTIFIED VOLUNTEER NSO STATE OF OHIO FOR THE AMERICAN EXPOW'S. THE SECOND CERTIFIED NSO IS AN 84 YEAR OLD IN THE UPPER HALF OF OH. I AM TRYING TO HELP AS MANY EX-POW's DAV's FILE CLAIMS AS POSSIBLE. I HAVE TO RECREATE THEIR EXPERIENCES AS IT RELATES TO WWII/ KOREA. ALSO, TRYING TO RECREATE THE EXPERIENCE OF KUNU-RI THROUGH FREEEDOM BRIDGE. NEED BOOK TITLES THAT REVIEWS 11/30/50-AUG/30/53 AND MAJOR IN THE POW SCENE.

Keywords: FORT LEWIS,NAKTONG RIVER,CLOVER LEAF, OBLONGNI, PYONGYANG, KUNU-RI,CHONGCHON RIVER, PASS, DEATH VALLEY,PYOKTONG CAMP#5, WIWON #4, FREEDOM BRIDGE BIG SWITCH

F Co

Comments: Searching for anyone that has information on the death of Francis Choate KIA, Sep 16, 1950, Pusan Perimiter, (9th Inf. 2nd Div., co., F. Thankyou Maryann

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