Lt Drexel E (Hap) Arnold

Comments: Seek info about spouse and family of Lt Arnold, who died in a crash in Korea in 1951. My uncle, Champ Blackwood, who was in training with him at Tampa Air Base, is aging and wanted to make contact with any living familhy members. Mr. Blackwood thinks that they were located in either St Louis or Kansas City. I will forward any information to Mr. Blackwood.

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Old T-6 Photo's from Korea 1952-1953

Comments: have many pic's my dad took in Korea, planes tent's, helecopters,tanks, etc.

Keywords: LTA-571 tail number 93-571 Lt. Lou Everett (killed 1965 testing plane at edwards)

Dad passed away

Comments: My dad Kenneth (KD)D Brooks who was in 6147th as a Lieutenant during 52-53 passed away on Jan 1, 2006. I found that he belonged to this Mosquito outfit and wanted to let you know. His last address was 2206 Clarkson Drive, Colo Spgs CO 80909 and is survived by his wife Nina and 5 children and 15 grandchildren. Two grandsons are graduates of the USAF Academy and one grandson is in the Navy finishing Nuclear Power school in Ballston Spa NY.

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Dad was a Mosquito Pilot July - Aug 1950

Comments: Looking for information, pictures if you have them, stories are good. My father, Billy D. Brown served as a Mosquito pilot as a 1st LT, retired in 1967 as a Major, passed away April 1985. He always told great stories of living in tents, and flying 60 missions in 30 days (a record at the time he would brag). He loved flying and the fact that he was an Air Force Officer.

Keywords: 1st LT. Billy D. Brown. Mosquito Pilot July - August 1950. T-6

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Help! My Dad needs his medals

Comments: My father, Douglas Zimmerman, received ribbons/medals for serving in Korea War but has lost them. One for sure was the Presidential Unit citation, the others I do not know but also would like to get. He presently is fighting bladder cancer and I would love nothing more than to find which ribbons/medals he had and get them for him. Does anyone know how I can do this and, if it is possible, can I could do it quickly? I want to make sure he sees them and holds them. It means the world to him, therefore it means more than that to me. Thank

Keywords: This is the information I was able to get from my father, Douglas Zimmerman. Military# 16377748 Served Mosquito 1650th DCS 6150 TCS, 6147 TC(group?) APO Korea

custodian of korean boy

Comments: When I tried to clear base supply at K-14 to get out of Korea when my tour was up, I was told that I was a good boy for turning everything in, with one exception. They wanted to know where the korean kid "Kim" was, and that I couldn't leave korea unless I could get someone else sign for him, because I had signed a supply receipt that said I had received 1 ea korean boy. He slept in my tent almost like a GI, and I had forgotten that I was incharge of the sqdn mascot. I got someone else to sign for him but I wish I had kept the reciept for proof that it happened.

Keywords: K-47, K-55, K-14, 54-55

6147 Tactical Control Group - Air Base Squadron 1952

Comments: 6147 Air Base Squadron 1952. Interested in contact with anyone serving in this unit at this time. Thank you.

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Well Then There Now

Comments: Looking for men that worked there with me Sgt. Tom Ernst

Keywords: P O L K-6 & K-47 1951 &1952

Any one serve or remeber Carl Mezeske

Comments: Looking for anyone that may have served with me or the same time, All my pictures were lost in a fire @30years ago. would like to get in touch and talk. E-mail me at this address with any thing you may have

Keywords: 51st Fighter Bomber stationed @ Tageau K1, 6147th Tactical Control Group K7,

L-16

Comments: The Korean War is the forgotenwar for sure and the L-16 was the unsung hero of the day. For thosw dedicated pilots that flew the less glamour aeronca or piper L-16 I salute you ...I would like to hear from you....Wayne

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My Memorys (fadeing) of Korea

Comments: I am a lifetime member of Mosquito Assn. Just found your site--very interesting to say the least. Thank you very much.

Keywords: 1st lt Don Moore, home town at the time--Berne IN. Was at K-6 (mosquito pilot-20 missions) Then was assigned to IX Corps for duty as forward controller but was extended an extra month while the mosquitoes were moved to k-47(Chunchon) When returned to 6147th I was assigned to Mosquito Shirley for the last 65 missions. While with the IX Corps on Easter sunday morning (6:30am) A flight of Marines (F6Fs or Corsairs (can't remember which) mistook our area for their target (25 miles further north) For all the ordinance they carried-thankfully did not too much damage. Killed 2 men--destroyed some trucks. No damage to Maj Bob Hackney's "L" Plane--messed up the runway some also. The two areas were very similar looking.

6147th Tactical Air Control

Comments: My uncle, 1Lt Carroll Lee James, was a member of the 6147th Tactical Air Control. His plane, a AT-6D, crashed on 2/6/51. I grew up hearing stories about this uncle that I never met. I would love any information/stories/memories about his service years from anyone who knew him. Would also like info on the circumstances of the crash. The other crew member was Maj Paul Conrad.

Great site!!! God Bless you all!!!

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Looking for 6147th Headquarters

Comments: Served as Air Inspector-General due to shortage of officer personnel, then transferred to Administrative Office of the 6147th TAC.Group Kimpo-K14, from July 1955-August 1956. Any personnel from headquarters please contact me.

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Camp Page

Comments: I am in Korea and visit Camp Page frequently. I took soem pictures of the plaque at Mosquito Field last week. Camp Page is destined to be closed in 2010 and returned to the Korean govt. I will try and find a place to post the pictures or I will send them to anyone interested.

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firefighters

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Globemaster crash June 18 1953

Comments: On June 18 1953 a C 124A Globemaster left Tachikawa AB, Honshu, Japan heading for Korea when the plane crashed about 3.5 miles northeast of Tachikawa. No survivors out of about 129 passengers and crew. I now have a list of all of the passengers and of the crew members. All names have been submitted to the American Battle Monuments Commission for inclusion in its data base. There was only one name that I could not decipher from the accident report and that was the last name of a 2d LT with C Co. Hq. 802d Eng. Av. Bn. The first name of the 2d LT was Ulrich.

Keywords: C 124A Globemaster (51-137A)Crash after leaving Tachikawa AB for Korea

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Comments: I remember that we had one T6 that was fitted with a 50 caliber machine gun in the rear cockpit and served as tail gunner.

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45th & 6147th tac recon

Comments: Real good job. Is there a place to send photos and what are the dues etc???Am looking for net for 45th too Thanks

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Looking for

Comments: Looking for personnel of and all supporting units:6132 TC Det"A",6164 TCS,6150 TCS(TACP)6147 TCS,6148AB Unit,6148&6149 TCS,6147ABS,6147M&S,6147MedSq,942FACS and US Army and UN Forces personnel who flew as observers in T-6 aircraft. included to join are personnel who served in the l993AACS and the 30WeaSq at K6 and K47

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Jerry L or Doris Rhodes contact me

Comments: Have been trying to find you for a lot of years

Also if son Terry sees this message please get in touch!

Keywords: Jerry L Rhodes T-6 Mech. K-14 Korea

Mosquito Locator

Comments: Am Locator for the 6147th Tac Con Gp. All eligible personnel please contact me for a Welcome Packet. Our reunions are yearly and planned 2 years ahead of time. We travel from one side of the US to the other. Membership continues to grow. CHOW

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45TH TAC RECON & 6147TH TAC RECON GROUP

Comments: Real nice program Keep it up

Keywords: From 4th Dec. 50 to 8th Ja n 53 45th Tac & 6147tgh Tac Group

The family would like information regarding our brother, 2nd LT. Charles P. Wenzl KIA Aug 22, 1950.

Comments: On our original message in July 2000, I failed to put the entire email address. We had recently changed servers, so I have lost contact with some how had been trying to help us. The local newspaper is wanting to do an article about our brother, Charles P. Wenzl. I was a teenager at the time of his death and do not recall all of the information. We would appreciate hearing from someone who would have known him. Thank you.

Sincerely, Kathleen

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A1C William(Bill) St.peter

Comments: My father William St.Peter was with the "mosquitoes" during the korean conflict. I'd like to contact an service men who served my dad. I have a few photos of him "in action" clearing aircraft for bombing runs.

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6146 AFAG SEOUL

Comments: 6146 AFAG SEOUL

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GLOBEMASTER 124 - June 18 1953

Comments: The American Battle Monuments Commission in Arlington, VA is looking for names and photos of US armed forces personnel who were casualties of the Korean War AND also for what is termed "non-hostile deaths" no matter where the death of the individual occurred. One of our members, Bob Hall, Jr., of Scotia, NY came across a newspaper article about the Globemaster crash in which was named one of the passengers who was a casualty. In checking the ABMC web site we discovered that they did not have the name or a photo on record. We supplied them with a photo and information on the casualty. I came across the names of other passengers on the plane. The ABMC site does not have their names either. Is there a central place which has the names, ranks, home towns, etc. of the US military passengers aboard the plane when it crashed? ken page, troy, ny

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67th M.V.S.

Comments: 67TH TAC. RECON .WING, 67TH M.V.S.

Keywords: Aug.1952 to July 1953

LOOKING FOR INFORMATION ON CHARLES P. WENZL

Comments: My family is very interested in knowing the facts and circumstances of my brother's death on August 22md, 1950. He was a 2nd Lt. Jet Pilot stationed in Japan before the hostilities began in Korea. I would very much appreciate hearing from someone who knew him or knew of him. Thank you

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6147th TAG Photo site.

Comments: I am not a part of the 6147th TAG "Mosquitos" but with a few of its members I have put together a Web Site with photos. The photos were supplied by these members. If you would like to see these photos go to http://www.bob-west.com When that page comes up click on Korean War Sites. Next page you will see the 6147th link. Just click on the T-6. Maybe you just might see a photo of yourself.

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Mosquito Reunion 2000

Comments: The Mosquito Association 2000 Reunion will be held in Tucson, Arizona from October 30 through November 5 at the beautiful Doubletree Motel at Reid Park. Our activities will consist of business meetings, tours, shopping, personal reunions, etc. Reunion Commander is Robert P. Blackwood. Telephone: 520.648.1933.

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6147TH TACTICAL CONTROL GROUP

Comments: Returned to Korea in 84 to visit my daughter atationed as a Sgt. Was much impressed by the way Seoul had rebuilt. Was able to visit the Korean Village which reminded me of my Korea. Also visited Pammunjon for the third time. The other two times was going through that area into N Korea and returning when the Chinese entered. Got as close as 60 miles south of the Yalu River.

Keywords: 1950-51 6147th Tactical Control Group

6147th is cool

Comments: My grandfather was in the korean war as a mosquito. hes told me a lot about you. its really interesting.

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Mosquito Group

Comments: MOSQUITO GROUP 6147 TAC CONT

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6147 TAC 1951

Comments: Was with the 614e7th Tactical Control Group at K-6 during March 1951 through Sep 1951.

Member of the Mosquitos Association.

Former Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD Superintendent)

Retired as MSGT with 26 years service

Keywords: Currently retired for good after 26 years Air Force and 20 years TX Dept of Crimminal Justice

Book research

Comments: PRESENTLY TEACHING COURSES FOR AMERICAN MILITARY UNIV ON THE KOREAN WAR. ALSO WORKING WITH A FORMER T-6 "MOSQUITO" PILOT(FORWARD AIR CONTROL) TO DEVELOP ARTICLE OR BOOK ON MOSQUITO OPERATIONS IN KOREA.

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May '52- April '53 K-47

Comments: Served May '52- April '53 Korea, K-47, 6147th Chunchon

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