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Entry: 81875 DMZ 1953 TO 1959	LOOKING FOR PEOPLE WHO KNEW MY GRANDFATER
JAMES JONES wrote on January 26, 2012 CITY AND STATE: UNIT: SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: FAMILY MEMBER Comments: I am looking for anyone who remembers my Grandfather, Hollis Jones. He served with the 13th Field Artillery Battalion shortly after the cease fire. He started out in FDC, then became the Commanders Driver. anyone who might have known him, or would know where to look for info would be a big help. He now has Alzhimers, and after i returned home from my 2nd tour Iraq he has started talking to me about his experiences there. Thank you CPL James R. Jones B BTRY 1-206 FA Keywords:

Entry: 81815 DMZ 1953 TO 1959	LOCATION OF MIDDLE 50
GERALD V. MARK JR wrote on January 22, 2012 CITY AND STATE: KILLEEN TX UNIT: SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: ARMY VETERAN Comments: i am looking the location of the 3rd and 8th engr.from july 1956 until jan 1958. Keywords:

Entry: 81795 DMZ 1953 TO 1959	US ARMY - 1959-1962 52 MED
GENE MANON wrote on January 20, 2012 CITY AND STATE: HAGERSTOWN MD UNIT: 52ND MED BN SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: ARMY VETERAN Comments: Enjoyed my enlistment in the US Army Keywords: D Co, 9th Bn, 2nd Tr Regt, Ft Jackson, SC 28th Field Hospital, Ft Bragg, NC 651 Med Co, 52nd Med Bn, APO 154

Entry: 81560 DMZ 1953 TO 1959	KOREA 1953 1954
TONY PERRONE SR wrote on December 31, 2011 CITY AND STATE: UNIT: 24TH INF 19TH REG LOVE CO SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: ARMY VETERAN Comments: WAS A BAKER LASS YEAR LOVE CO 19TH INF REG 24TH DIV LEKE TO HEAR FRON YOU IF YOU THINK YOU REMENBER ME Keywords: TONY CHUJUAUG 1953 KOJU OCT 1953 YANGU DEC 1953 TO NOV1954

Entry: 81544 DMZ 1953 TO 1959
JOHN ATKINS wrote on December 30, 2011 CITY AND STATE: POUGHKEEPSIE NY UNIT: 187 AIRBOURNE DIV SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: MARINE VETERAN Comments: ft campbell from 1959-1960 went to germany in 1960 until feb 25 1962 Keywords: atkins 187 fighting rak

Entry: 81511 DMZ 1953 TO 1959	DMZ 1953
HENRY JAMISON wrote on December 28, 2011 CITY AND STATE: UNIT: 92ND FABTRY (SLT) SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: ARMY VETERAN Comments: Platoon leader 2nd platoon later Battry cmdr 92 slt Keywords: hill 1179 dmz part off bloddy ridge

Entry: 81486 DMZ 1953 TO 1959	38TH ARTILEY 1959 1960
GERALD LITTLEFIELD wrote on December 27, 2011 CITY AND STATE: BREMEN GA UNIT: 38TH FIELD ARTILY SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: ARMY VETERAN Comments: looking for photo of 280mm cannon or anyone in this unit in1959-1960 Keywords:

Entry: 81435 DMZ 1953 TO 1959	UNCMAC MUNSANI-NI 55/56/57
JOHN DRYDEN SEN. wrote on December 23, 2011 CITY AND STATE: WYEE NS UNIT: ROAYAL AUSTRALIAN REGIMENT SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: ARMY VETERAN Comments: Looking for anyone who remembers the Aussie guy who was stationed at UNCMAC.I remember the faces well but the names escape me now except for my buddy Ken Kerley from Charlotte NC. We spent a lot of time in the DMZ on Joint observer team meetings with the North KoreansI have a collection of slides from this period & would love to catch up with vets who served there ...Cmon guys .......surely you haven't forgotten The Aussie Kid ? Keywords: UNCMAC 55/56/57. Munsan-ni Korea close to DMZ

Entry: 81207 DMZ 1953 TO 1959	DMZ IRON TRIANGLE 1958
SUZE GROEBNER wrote on November 30, 2011 CITY AND STATE: KANSAS CITY MO UNIT: SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: FAMILY MEMBER Comments: My father, William Dale (Bill; W.D.) Bowles, 71 years old, passed away suddenly and unexpectedly this past June, 2011. About five years ago, I learned from one of his life-long friends that my dad, unbeknownst to his parents or siblings, enlisted in the army in March or April of 1958, went through six weeks of basic training at Ft. Leonard Wood, Missouri and was then immediately sent to Korea and stationed somewhere in the DMZ, in an area referred to as the Iron Triangle, to serve as an M.P. My dad told his friend about this quite some time ago but insisted that he not share it with anyone - especially family. My dad and I were always close, even so, I didn't hear this story until recently. According to my dad's friend, when he got to Korea, my dad quickly learned that Korean snipers were coming in at night and taking out American soldiers. After watching this happen for a few weeks, my dad supposedly went to his C.O., a man he called, The Colonel, and told him he could help solve the problem. Because the situation had become so severe, The Colonel essentially told dad to do whatever he thought he could. My dad grew up in the country. His family survived on what they could hunt and/or grow. Dad and his brothers were raised in the woods. Dad said American soldiers were quickly and easily tracked, found and killed because of their heavy boots while the snipers were like ghosts. They knew the woods, went bare-footed and were difficult to track. My dad said that in order to find them, he had to stay in the woods, silent and bare-foot for days/weeks at a time. Apparently, he became quite successful at stalking and taking out snipers. His friend said that with only a knife and a pistol, my dad decommissioned between 15 and 20 snipers per night. After a few months, the problem was basically eradicated, The Colonel got a promotion and my dad had a good sized bounty on his head. The Colonel called dad in, thanked him for all he'd done and said he was going to save dad's life by transferring him out of Korea. The Colonel told dad he could go wherever he wanted and offered him the opportunity to train other soldiers in Europe, Hawaii or anyplace more hospitable than Korea. Dad surprised him by telling him that he wanted out... wanted to go home. The Colonel was unable to convince him to stay so after telling my dad that there would be absolutely no record of his existence in the military, the Colonel sent my dad home. As I said, I first heard this story from dad's friend, about five years ago and honestly, it took almost two years for me to process the information enough to believe that some of it might be true. Even so, out of respect for my dad and out of respect for his friendship, I never asked about it. Until.... On a really good day, five months before he died, Dad and I were sitting in a little cafe, drinking coffee and having breakfast together. Things were going so well that I thought o.k... it's now or never. I asked Dad if he'd ever been in the military. Without saying yes or no, he looked down at the table and started talking. Like a big bucket of water spilled onto our table, his story spilled out faster than I could catch and contain it. Although I had plenty of questions, I just let him talk. The subject was, understandably, very emotional for him and I thought I would ask my questions next time we were alone together or whenever he was ready broach the subject again. But that never happened. Sadly, he died a short time later and as stated earlier, his death was very sudden and unexpected. He was right about there being no records. Several years ago, he was told that any of his existing records were destroyed in a fire in St. Louis. I've tried to find county induction records but clerks at the county seat don't seem to know what I'm talking about. I'm not good at this kind of research so I may be looking in the wrong place/asking the wrong questions. Dad spoke very highly/fondly of the Colonel but couldn't remember his name. He thought the Colonel died (a few? several?) years ago. It would thrill me to know this man's name. I'm certainly not looking to collect benefits. It's probably far too late for that and he didn't want them. I don't need them. I simply and desperately hope to validate this story because it's such an incredible one. Until recently, virtually no one knew about this significant time in my dad's life. My dad was an honest and loving man but deeply wounded. This story provided tremendous depth for understanding who he was and why life had been such a challenge for him. I will always be thankful for the insight. His friend who knew the story has, on more than one occasion, called him a hero. My dad did not think of himself that way. He was, in fact, deeply ashamed, saddened and horrified by his experience. He was disturbed and haunted by the memories throughout his life. In a time of unofficial war, he took the lives of many men in order to save hundreds of his fellow soldiers. He was only 18 years old. After Korea, I think my dad spent 53 years looking for some sense of balance and normalcy... a profound and solitary search for peace and forgiveness within himself. I don't know that he ever really found it. He was a good man; generous, loving, funny, youthful and charming. He was genuinely loved by family and friends - people unable to define or recognize his on-going battle against the torment of demons who continued to follow him, long after his return from a war they knew nothing about. The people closest to him didn't even know he'd served in the military. He worked hard to protect us from the residual darkness of that time. Does this resonate with anyone else out there? Do you know anything about this particular time and place? If so, please contact me directly at: suze@abovethegrind.net I will sincerely appreciate any relevant information or story you might have to share. Keywords: 1958, Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri; Korea, DMZ, Iron Triangle, Radio Towers, Engineer, Engineering, Sniper, Snipers,

Entry: 81135 DMZ 1953 TO 1959	1958-59 21 T CAR 58-59
KEN WHEELER wrote on November 23, 2011 CITY AND STATE: LONGVIEW WA UNIT: 21 TRANS. CO SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: ARMY VETERAN Comments: I would like to hear from anyone that was at 21 T Car during that time peroid. 1958-1959 Keywords:

Entry: 80892 DMZ 1953 TO 1959	PYDO ASSIGNMENT 1956
JAMES STOVER wrote on November 4, 2011 CITY AND STATE: LACEY WA UNIT: DET 2, 6922 RSM SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: AIR FORCE VETERAN Comments: I served with a security service detachment at PYdo from December 1956 ~ June 1957. Would like to contact anyone who was there during mentioned time frame or later. I understand th detachment and other units on the islnd may have deactivated in early 1960's. Any info appreciated. Keywords: PYdo The Rock

Entry: 80775 DMZ 1953 TO 1959	LOOKING FOR MY BIRTH FATHER - PERRY
JIN-JOO LEE PERRY wrote on October 22, 2011 CITY AND STATE: ALBUQUERQUE NM UNIT: SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: AIR FORCE VETERAN Comments: I was born in Korea, in 1959. My father's last name is Perry. My mother's name is Jung-Ja Lee. They met on base, where she was a cashier, and he was an Army MP. I was adopted in 1966 and raised in California by the Fisher family. While stationed at Kwang-Ju, I found my birth mother in Dobongu(sp?), northwest of Seoul, across the river. My mother could not remember his first name, nor the name of the base, near the DMZ. I have a picture of him...and his two sons... Keywords: AKA: Elizabeth Fisher, Jin-Joo Traylor, Jin-Joo Lipary, Jin-Joo Montalvo, Jin-Joo Chavez

Entry: 80724 DMZ 1953 TO 1959	LESTER THOMAS PARKER
JOSIE PARKER wrote on October 16, 2011 CITY AND STATE: UNIT: SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: FAMILY MEMBER Comments: Keywords: I am looking for any information and photograghs of "Joe" Lester Parker who served in Alaska from 1953- 1955 in the Army. He recently passed. Most Significant Duty Assignment: Co E 4th INF

Entry: 80570 DMZ 1953 TO 1959	NEED HELP FINDING MY GRANDFATHER PLEASE HIS NAME WAS ROBERT EVENS WAS THERE IN THE 50S SOMETIME
NICHOLAS OLBRYS wrote on October 2, 2011 CITY AND STATE: CLINTON MA UNIT: SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: OTHER Comments: Hi can u please help me im trying to get ahold of my Dads Father. My father was born may 23,1956 in clinton massachusetts. My Grandmothers name Is Caroline Olbrys. My Fathers name is Phillip Olbrys. The thing is my gram had gotten pregnant and had a relationship with Robert Evens and after my father was born robert had came to my grams house at the time and my Aunt Helen told him to just leave. So my dad went threw a childhood with out a dad and me a grandfather. If you could please help me out with the names of the Evens that served at Fort Devens,MA in the fiftys it would be greatly apprecated thank you so much for your kind attention in this matter. Sincerely Yours, Nicholas A. Olbrys Keywords:

Entry: 80319 DMZ 1953 TO 1959	LOOKING FOR PEOPLE WHO SERVED IN THE AIR FORCE 1953-54 IN KOREA WITH MY FATHER ELROY THOMPSON..
TAMMRA THOMPSON wrote on September 9, 2011 CITY AND STATE: UNIT: SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: FAMILY MEMBER Comments: Keywords:

Entry: 80301 DMZ 1953 TO 1959	LOOKING FOR CAPT. J.K. SIMMONS
MADIA ROBERSON wrote on September 7, 2011 CITY AND STATE: UNIT: SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: FAMILY MEMBER Comments: my father Sgt. Vernon C. Whitehead was in Korea with Capt. J.K.(C) Simmons. Keywords:

Entry: 80142 DMZ 1953 TO 1959	LOOKING FOR ANYONE WHO SERVED IN 1ST TROOP 9TH CAV IN 1958-1960
JEROME NORTON wrote on August 26, 2011 CITY AND STATE: MIDDLETOWN RI UNIT: IST TROUP 9TH CAV SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: ARMY VETERAN Comments: Keywords: I AM LOOKING FOR ANY FELLOW ARMY VETS THEAT SERVED WITH ME FROM 1958-1960 ON THE DMZ OVER FREDOM BRIDGE ON THE NORTH SIDE OF BRIDGE I WAS IN 1ST TROUP 9TH CAV. ARROMRED INTELLGENCE SPECIALIST. SEE IF YOU CAN HELP REMEMBER AND TALK WITH ME ABOUT KOREA THE SUPOSSED TO BE FORGOTTON WAR BUT WE ALL NO IT WAS REAL HELP ME REMEMBER MY MIND IS GETTING OLD AS LONG AS MY BODY THANKS FOR ANY HELP U CAN BE

Entry: 80114 DMZ 1953 TO 1959	3RD COMBAT ENG CO B MAY 1955- 1956
DONALD SMIH SR. wrote on August 25, 2011 CITY AND STATE: CENTRAL POINT OR UNIT: 24TH DIV 3RD COMBAT ENGR BN CO B KOREA SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: ARMY VETERAN Comments: 24th Inf Div 3rd Combat Engr Bn Co B Apo 24 North Of The Imjin River the Area Of Tonggui-ri Keywords:

Entry: 79956 DMZ 1953 TO 1959	ITAMI AFB 1956
JOHN ALLEN JR. wrote on August 12, 2011 CITY AND STATE: WINTER HAVEN FL UNIT: ?? SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: AIR FORCE VETERAN Comments: I was at Itami 1956, 1957. I was at the Transmitter site next to the runway where Sanonayra was filmed. I was than sent up To Misawa for the remainder of my tour. I have a number of photos of Red Buttons and James Gardner when they put on the show for us. Keywords:

Entry: 79775 DMZ 1953 TO 1959	PURPLE HEART FOR MY DAD
LANCE BURRIS wrote on July 28, 2011 CITY AND STATE: PLAINFIELD IN UNIT: HQ CO,12TH CAV SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: ARMY VETERAN Comments: I am in search for anyone knowing my deceased father, Sgt. Avis W. Burris who served in the Korean War and was wounded. He was sent back to the hospital in San Francisco and my mother and I were there when he returned. He was in an out of the hospital for a year. He never received his purple heart and I have been in heated battle with the Army Review Board who refuses to award the Purple Heart to my father even though I have produced the document from the War Department that he had been wounded and returned to the states. Looking for someone who may have known him and can testify by a written letter that they knew he was wounded in action and returned.To all that served during the Korean War......thank you for your service. Keywords: Sgt. Avis W. Burris, Purple Heart, Company E 1st Cav, wounded, NC,

Entry: 79760 DMZ 1953 TO 1959	MARINE VETERAN HQ BN DRIVER 1954-55
LAWRENCE (LARRY) BARICKMAN JR. wrote on July 26, 2011 CITY AND STATE: CANFIELD OH UNIT: 1ST MARINE DIV HQ BN SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: OTHER Comments: Would like to hear from anyone who was in Korea around Jan 1954 - 1955 near the The School Center area close to the DMZ. I drove truck, hauling waterfor the mess hall, gas & supplies. Would be nice to hear from you, jarheads. Keywords:

Entry: 79740 DMZ 1953 TO 1959	LOOKING FOR MY UNIT FRIENDS B CO 57-58 74TH ENGINEERS
JOSE GUTIERREZ SR. wrote on July 24, 2011 CITY AND STATE: BAYAMON PR UNIT: CO. B 74TH ENGINEER BATTALLION 8TH ARMY SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: ARMY VETERAN Comments: I served in Korea from 1957 to 58 Keywords: Guti- Tweety

Entry: 79576 DMZ 1953 TO 1959	LOOKING FOR TOM COLLINS US 8TH ARMY 304 COMMUNICATION BATTALION
KAY CHOI wrote on July 8, 2011 CITY AND STATE: BURKE VA UNIT: SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: FRIEND OF VETERAN Comments: My father (Myung Ho Kim) would like to find his old friend Tom Collins whom he knew during his military service back in 1957-58 at Yongsan Army base in Seoul Korea. Keywords: Looking for Tom Collins US 8th Army 304 Communication Battalion Served in Korea from 1957-1958

Entry: 79447 DMZ 1953 TO 1959	MAJOR ROBERT W. TRACY
SHARON WILLSON wrote on June 27, 2011 CITY AND STATE: MAPLEWOOD MN UNIT: SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: FAMILY MEMBER Comments: My father, then Major Robert W. Tracy, served as military advisor to General Kim. I would like to know more about his service. He never would talk much about his military career, he served in WWII, was part of Anzio offensive, served as signal officer of Red Devil commando unit, was sent to Korea as military advisor. Was really good at finding needed supplies and drove his jeep into a honey wagon (details from a humorous cartoon tribute by his unit upon his return home). Anyone who remembers him, or who has lists or information regarding his time there, please contact me. Thanks much, Keywords:

Entry: 79393 DMZ 1953 TO 1959	LOOKING FOR MEMBERS OF 7TH DIV. QM - '53-'55
DON SPENCE wrote on June 22, 2011 CITY AND STATE: WATSONVILLE CA UNIT: HEADQUARTERS, 7TH DIV. QUARTERMASTER SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: ARMY VETERAN Comments: Thanks for the memories, but where is everyone?? Keywords: Cooking school, looking for Roy Graves, Oswego, Oregon, setting up Marilyn Monroe visit, Camp Casey. Trip to the DMZ.

Entry: 79186 DMZ 1953 TO 1959	96TH FIELD ART CAMP ST BARBARA 1955-1956
CHARLES RUSSELL wrote on June 3, 2011 CITY AND STATE: GAITHERSBURG MD UNIT: 96TH FIELD BATTALION, HDQ BATTERY SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: ARMY VETERAN Comments: CANNOT FORGET THE MANY MONTHS OF COLD TENT LIVING, NO SHOWERS, IDDY WA SHOES VERY LITTLE HOT WATER FROM A 55 GAL DRUM HEATED BY A GASOLINE HEATER. REALLY GREAT GUYS AND SOME GREAT STORIES. CAN NOT FORGET WORKING IN THE (NCO) CLUB AS A BARTENDER FOR 3 DOLLARS A NIGHT, AND WAS GLAD TO GET IT! MR. KANG MY INTERPERTER WHO WANTED TO TEACH ME KOREAN AND I WAS TOO STUPID TO ACCEPT THE OFFER. I REMEMBER NAMES LIKE CWO RUDOLPH KLINGE, COL GLOVER, A KID FROM N DAKOTA NAMED KAISER AND HAROLD WHISENHUMT FROM TEXAS. ALSO THE SARGENT WHO TALKED ME OUT OF CONTINUING TO BE A FIRE DIRECTION CENTER COMPUTER.I WOULD NOT TRADE IT FOR ANYTHING! Keywords: ON THE BANKS OF THE IMJIM GANG.

Entry: 79180 DMZ 1953 TO 1959	5TH QM PETRO PRODUCT LAB 56-58
KENNETH E. CROCKER wrote on June 2, 2011 CITY AND STATE: BROOKSVILLE FL UNIT: 5TH QM DET.(PPL)APO 971 SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: ARMY VETERAN Comments: These men were in 1 quansit hut stationed with the engineering company, exclusive responsibilities were at the lab. i WAS THE cfr knowck engine operator , the only one in active operation at this time. Avaition gasoline tested for the planes. Keywords:  Peto Product dump Inchon Korea, attached to 532 Engineering Bat. 1956-1958 names to find Fredrick Compton, Robert Binns from michigan, Seo Chang Kung Katusa Army , ?? Poge, ??Voldrea ??Pena ?? total 18 men. Capt Dunn. Any info would help me.

Entry: 79157 DMZ 1953 TO 1959	38TH ORD SUPPLY CO.
ROBERT KAMINSKI SR. wrote on June 1, 2011 CITY AND STATE: ORMOND BEACH FL UNIT: 38TH ORD SUPPLY CO. SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: ARMY VETERAN Comments: trying to get a company roster for he 38th ordinance supply company,seoul,korea.1954-55.locations of any vets from said co.i was cpl robert kaminski.53-54. Keywords: company roster

Entry: 79074 DMZ 1953 TO 1959	187TH ARCT--MY DAD RALPH E. BISHOP
LETITIA BISHOP wrote on May 29, 2011 CITY AND STATE: TAMPA FL UNIT: SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: FAMILY MEMBER Comments: My mother told me my father was in the 187th ARCT and made one drop during the Korean War. He died in 1958. My mother and father were separated and/or divorced at that time. Looking for anyone who may have served in this unit and may remember my father. Keywords: Unknown.

Entry: 79061 DMZ 1953 TO 1959	101ST AIRBORNE
STEPHANIE RIGNEY wrote on May 27, 2011 CITY AND STATE: PROVIDENCE RI UNIT: 101ST AIRBORNE DIVISION DURING PEACE TIME SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: FAMILY MEMBER Comments: My father recently passed away, rather suddenly. He would have been 68 in June. He served in the 101st Airborne when he was just 16? or maybe 18-- 1959 or 1960--61? His name was Donald Griffeth-- and he may have had a nickname "Griff." If anyone remembers him, or served at that time, could you contact me? I'm trying to get information about his service. He didn't tell his family too much--just that he jumped from airplanes! He served during peace time I'm told. I've read about the 82nd who was to be ready in case of a ground assault by Russia--I believe my father was just "in training" possibly in that division? I appreciate any information anyone may have. Thanks! Keywords: Korea, paratrooper, friends, acquaintances, aircraft,

Entry: 78794 DMZ 1953 TO 1959	LOOKING FOR GERALD KENNETH BAILEY
ELIZABETH OTEY wrote on May 1, 2011 CITY AND STATE: UNIT: SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: FAMILY MEMBER Comments: I was the wife of a man who has claimed that he was involved in the Korean War. I am not able to find his c-number. I am hoping that he did not lie about something as important as this war was and still is.His name is Gerald Kenneth Bailey,he enlisted out of St. Augustine Fl. If somebody could please help me find out if this is a true story I would be grateful.He passed away in April of 1997.If someone was in the same unit as he was please contact me thank-you.We also have a daughter together and would like to of his military history. Keywords: cook on navel ship,was involved in toppling of bridge

Entry: 78746 DMZ 1953 TO 1959	7TH INF DIV 707 ORD BAT. CAMP CASEY
BOB MURRAY wrote on April 29, 2011 CITY AND STATE: EAST ROCKAWAY NY UNIT: 707 ORDNANCE BAT. CAMP CASEY SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: ARMY VETERAN Comments: Served in Korea from April 1957 till July 1958. 707 Ordnance Bat , stationed at Camp Casey Keywords:

Entry: 78705 DMZ 1953 TO 1959	LOOKING FOR FRIEND R.O.K ARMY
LLOYD. (WES) PERKINS SR. wrote on April 25, 2011 CITY AND STATE: CAMPBELL RIVER B UNIT: D.M.Z. POLICE- B COMPANY 4TH CAV. SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: ARMY VETERAN Comments: Looking for Pak Jin Kwan I think home town Pusan. Dudley Laws I think N.Y.City. I don't remember Bob Floods home town, in the Midwest I think. Keywords: Patroled inside the D.M.Z and then served with B company 4th Cav. Served with Bob Flood in D.M.Z Police until unit disbanded. Transferred to B company 4th Cav. Bob Flood transferred to 5th Cav. Served with Pak Jin Kwon R.O.K Army ,attached to B Company 4th Cav. Also served Dudley Laws D.M.Z. Police.

Entry: 78703 DMZ 1953 TO 1959	LOOKING FOR FRIEND R.O.K ARMY
LLOYD. (WES) PERKINS SR. wrote on April 25, 2011 CITY AND STATE: CAMPBELL RIVER B UNIT: D.M.Z. POLICE- B COMPANY 4TH CAV. SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: ARMY VETERAN Comments: Looking for Pak Jin Kwan I think home town Pusan. Dudley Laws I think N.Y.City. I don't remember Bob Floods home town, in the Midwest I think. Keywords: Patroled inside the D.M.Z and then served with B company 4th Cav. Served with Bob Flood in D.M.Z Police until unit disbanded. Transferred to B company 4th Cav. Bob Flood transferred to 5th Cav. Served with Pak Jin Kwon R.O.K Army ,attached to B Company 4th Cav. Also served Dudley Laws D.M.Z. Police.

Entry: 78697 DMZ 1953 TO 1959	D.M.Z POLICE
LLOYD (WES) PERKINS SR. wrote on April 24, 2011 CITY AND STATE: CAMPBELL RIVER B UNIT: DMZ POLICE SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: ARMY VETERAN Comments: Keywords: Friend. Bob Flood. Pak Jin Kwan

Entry: 78673 DMZ 1953 TO 1959	LOOKING FOR JOHN E KELLY
FRANK LEOPARDO wrote on April 23, 2011 CITY AND STATE: UNIT: SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: ARMY VETERAN Comments: TRYING TO FIND JOHN E KELLY HE WAS FROM BROOKLYN NY. WE MET AT FORT DIX .WENT TO ALA FOR CHEMICAL CORP SCHOOL.TRAVELED TOGETHER TO FORT LEWIS WASHINGTON.THEN GOT FECOM FROM THERE.. SAME SHIP TO KOREA PLAYED PINNUCKLE AND SOLD CANDY ON DECK.. HE GOT ASSIGNED AS MAILMAN .I GOT ASSIGNED AS PX MGR.. GOT SAME GROUP BUT, DIFFERENT CO IN KOREA ROTATED SAME TIME SAME SHIP GOT DISCHARGED TOGETHER AT CAMP DRUM. THAT WAS THE LAST TIME WE HAVE SEEN EACH OTHER THIS WAS BETWEEN YEARS 1954 1955 WE WERE THERE FOR 13 MONTHS , GOOD FRIENDS ALL THAT TIME.IT WOULD BE GREAT TO KNOW HE IS OK MAYBE TALK, SAY HELLO Keywords: MURPHY S CAROLINA

Entry: 78620 DMZ 1953 TO 1959	LOOKING FOR ANY ONE STATIONED IN KOREA 1954 ,1955 ASP 76
FRANK LEOPARDO wrote on April 18, 2011 CITY AND STATE: UNIT: SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: ARMY VETERAN Comments: just looking for old buddies remember the club an px Keywords: asp76 yang moni.. friend carpenter,murphy, koger bob buonato,kent, viento, mcguire, club hilltop , panzer mcbride frank manganaro class51

Entry: 78616 DMZ 1953 TO 1959	BORN IN TOKYO ARMY HOSPITAL 1955
MEARY BROWN wrote on April 17, 2011 CITY AND STATE: CLEVELAND TN UNIT: SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: FAMILY MEMBER Comments: My father, Thomas Roy Johnson (decsed) I was in the Korean Conflict and was injured and sent to Tokyo Japan to recoup. He met and married my mother in Japan and I was born in the Tokyo Army Hospital 8059th Army Unit. Capt. Julian B. Frost is also listed on my birth certificate. I am interested in if anyone can tell me if the hospital still exist. I noticed the army unit number was unrecognized. Thank you for any information to connect with the past. Keywords:

Entry: 78402 DMZ 1953 TO 1959	CAMP CASEY 1958-59
HANS MARCHY wrote on March 31, 2011 CITY AND STATE: DINUBA CA UNIT: SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: FRIEND OF VETERAN Comments: Looking for others who were stationed at Camp Casey from 1958-59 for a farmer friend of mine, Ed Davidian from California. If you were there with him, or remember him, please contact me. Keywords: Camp Casey, 1958-59

Entry: 78146 DMZ 1953 TO 1959	707TH ORDNANCE BATTALLION NOV 1958 - DEC 1959
COLBERG RUSHING wrote on March 10, 2011 CITY AND STATE: KENT WA UNIT: 707TH BATTALLION SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: ARMY VETERAN Comments: We was on a mail run from camp Kaiser to camp Casey when our truck went off of a cliff the driver went by the name of BO Bo.I need someone who remembers the incident I recently applied for disability from the VA.It seems that no record of this incident was found. Please help out a fellow vet. Keywords:

Entry: 78088 DMZ 1953 TO 1959	16 ORD FM CO TAEGU
EUGENE D. WOTRING wrote on March 6, 2011 CITY AND STATE: BIG SANDY TN UNIT: 116 ORD FM CO SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: ARMY VETERAN Comments: was with 16 ord aug 1957 to june 1959 be happy tohear from any one who remembers me Keywords: taegu s korea

Entry: 78052 DMZ 1953 TO 1959	LOOKING FOR 84ENGR THAT BUILT LIBBY BRIDGE
DONALD L. WILSON wrote on March 2, 2011 CITY AND STATE: N.FT.MYERS FL UNIT: CO.I 34TH.INF.RGT.24 DIV. SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: ARMY VETERAN Comments: Keywords: I am looking for anyone that was in the 84 combat engr.that helped build the Libby Bridge over the Imjin river.Exactly what year?Thank You.caribedon@msn.com.

Entry: 77774 DMZ 1953 TO 1959	CAMP PAGE 1959-1960
JESSE SMITH wrote on February 8, 2011 CITY AND STATE: BREVARD NC UNIT: SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: ARMY VETERAN Comments: i was with the 19th inf k-9 sentry dog unit and security guard 1959-1960. i would love to here from anyone who was there at the same time or knows any of the people i mentioned. a e-mail would be great. Keywords: harrold whitesides,don mclean, james burley sisk,clifton randolph,robert smith,hort,ed finley,sgt crowell,leut noh,sullivan.

Entry: 77677 DMZ 1953 TO 1959	44THORD,UIJONGBU,KOREA,1955-57
DICK HEATON wrote on January 30, 2011 CITY AND STATE: UNIT: 44THORD,UIJONGBU,KOREA,55TO57 SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: ARMY VETERAN Comments: would like to hear from someons that was with me Keywords:

Entry: 77671 DMZ 1953 TO 1959	LOOKING FOR KOREAN WAR VETS THAT KNEW GEORGE FELLMAN FROM PHILADELPHIA
MAURA FELLMAN wrote on January 30, 2011 CITY AND STATE: ATLANTIC CITY NJ UNIT: NOT SURE SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: FAMILY MEMBER Comments: hi all of my dads records were lost due 2 moves etc his name was george aloyous {sp} fellman ..im not sure alot of information but he was born in roxborough {sp} philly was a farmer from farmer stock.. mingled a bit in atlantic city nj...talked alot of it and i want 2 just find out what unit he was in day he left ? he was only there 4 a few months as he was hurt...thanks..if anyone remember a george a. fellman please let mee know... Keywords: georgefellman ,pat ,lillian, atlantic city, steel peir, philadelphia

Entry: 77543 DMZ 1953 TO 1959	FIND BUDDIES
COY MASON wrote on January 21, 2011 CITY AND STATE: UNIT: 60TH MEDICAL SUPPLY DEPOT PUSAN, KOREA 1954 1955 SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: INTERESTED PERSON Comments: Looking for following Soldier's in 60th Medical Supply Depot,(COMZ) Pusan, Korea from 1954 to 1955 Capt. Terkoski, 1st Sgt. Fittery, Manning, Cyrus Johnson, Motivans, Rooney, Naroski Richard Biller, Hazeltine where are you? Keywords: Nickname (Highnoon)

Entry: 77415 DMZ 1953 TO 1959	JACK KEENAN
GEORGIANA MCGRIFF wrote on January 10, 2011 CITY AND STATE: UNIT: SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: INTERESTED PERSON Comments: Keywords: I'm looking for any info for Jack Keenan, from Kansas, I think, who was in US Army, stationed in Ludwigsburg, Germany, in/around 1957.

Entry: 77400 DMZ 1953 TO 1959	HILL 167 IN DMZ
FLOYD COOPER JR. wrote on January 9, 2011 CITY AND STATE: WOODSTOCK GA UNIT: 44TH M.A.S. H. SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: ARMY VETERAN Comments: My close pal was wounded there in 1951.. I would like to know the exact location of Hill 167 if anyone remembers. Thanks very much. He passed away this year. Col. Walter B. Clark-infantry Keywords: Hill 167 in DMZ

Entry: 77348 DMZ 1953 TO 1959	I WAS A MEMBER OF THE 19TH INFANTRY REGIMENT FROM 1954 TO 1956
THOMAS COOK SR. wrote on January 4, 2011 CITY AND STATE: BRANDON FL UNIT: 19TH INFANTRY REGIMENT SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: ARMY VETERAN Comments: My last duty with the 19th was across the Imjim River along the DMZ Keywords:

Entry: 77188 DMZ 1953 TO 1959	OLD FRIENDS 59-60 9TH CAV HQ
LOWELL RUNYAN wrote on December 21, 2010 CITY AND STATE: CHAMPAIGN IL UNIT: HQ-HQ TROOP 1ST RECON SQ 9TH CAV SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: ARMY VETERAN Comments: I WORK IN COMMO Keywords: DMZ 1959-1960

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