HELLO THERE

Comments: Getting old but I still have good memories about some of the Good men that served in Korea

Keywords: Motor pool Night shift

Comments: I work the Motor pool and Help build up all of the base at Kimpo after the northing invasion. I hauled lumber from the port and I was with the unit when it was in Tague. Lots of memories during my year or so during 51-52

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Daughter seeking info

Comments: Hi there, my father Bill (William) Massey recently passed away and I am trying to prove he received commendations, including a Purple Heart, so that can be etched on his headstone. Problem is, the DD 214 is missing and the gov't says the records from his service were lost in a fire. Dad told me he got the medals for actions taken in March, 1953. I don't know what exactly he did, besides being a Chaplain's Assistant and assisting at an orphanage in Bupyong. ANY information about my dad would help, even if you just knew him when he was in training in Alabama (I think he said Alabama...) My email is mtwriter@mt.net Thanks and God Bless.

Keywords: Bill Massey March, 1953

Mosquito Association, Sidney F Johnston.

Comments: Keith Hatfield is a friend of mine, wishing to contact Sidney F Johnston, of the Mosquito Locator office. Last address given was 6909 Rosewood Road NE., Albuquerque,NM, 87111-1021. His phone number is apparently silent, and attempts to phone Sidney have been unsuccessful. Sid's email address would be appreciated for correspondence to be re-established.\

Hope you can help, neville westbury,

Keywords: Mosquito Association, Sidney F Johnston.

Comments: Assigned 67th tac recon gp hq, Dec 52 to Nov 53, like to hear from anyone assinged personnel or operations.

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Comments: Assigned 67th tac recon gp hq, Dec 52 to Nov 53, like to hear from anyone assinged personnel or operations.

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hq 67th tac recon gp

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MSgt Curry

Comments: My father, Alva L Curry, was with the 67th in Itami from 1955-57. He was in charge of base maintenance. Although he would not reveal to us his real job, he later told us he had secret clearances above top secret. I have read some of the recent books, and many things have obviously been declassified.

Anyone remember my dad? Any ideas on how to get the information from the AF? Thanks,

Ron Curry

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1954-1955

Comments: TECH SARGENT AMOS

ELBERT O SIMS

JOHN WELLS

JOHN PRITCH

JOE WILLIAMSON

MELVIN PENCIL

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67th Tactical Reconnaissance Wing

Comments: Time has erased from my memory most of the names of those men in my squadron. I was a warehousing specialist and met many from the motor pool and motor vehicle units. Would love to hear from old folks who served at that place at that time.

Keywords: 67th Supply Squadron 1951 - 53

K-14 Special Services most of '52

Comments: I was in charge of Special Servies most of 1952. I organized the softball and touch football leagues among other things and also wrote the sports for the weekly Wing newspaper. Would like to hear from anyone that might remember those times.

Keywords: Special Services and EYE&EE KRYER(the Wing newspaper)

Charles Scannell

Comments: I went to the May 2003 reunion in San Antonio, TX with my father, Charles Scannell and mother. I met a lot of nice people from all over the U.S. I had such a good time I'll be attending the May 2004 reunion in San Diego, CA. See you all then. Cheers! Jeannie

Keywords: Charles Scannell - 67th Taac Recon Wing

67thtac.recon.comm.sqdn.

Comments: Would like to hear from; Bob Koniec, Joe Grant,"Stu"' or any other Comm.Sqdn. member's. 1st Columbo, John Dent, Paul Sauers.

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67th Tac Recon Det.#1

Comments: Would like to contact anyone who served in 67th TAC Detachment #1 at K-55 in 58-59. Served as flight engineer/cameraman on "Goonys" going to DMZ and the north.

Keywords: "Hawkeye"

67th Recon Tech Sqdn., K-14, Kimpo

Comments: Lt.Col.William Robinson, was our Sqdrn. Commander. We had our standby inspection almost every Sat. and followed with marching in our baseball field. I was fortunate to be on a swim team from K-14 to Itami AB and Yokosuka Navel Base for Swimming competition In Oct.'54 transfered to 548th RTS and reassigned to 35th Air Base Group, Yokota AB as a photographer, up to April '56. It seems like it was only yesterday, but 50 yrs have passed by. Would like to hear from anyone who was stationed there about that time.

Keywords: Served from Dec.'53 to Oct.'54. Lt.Col.William Robinson, was our Sqdn. Commander

Served from Dec.'53 to Oct.'54, Assinged to Mobil Lab in trailers.

67 TOP 3 CLUB lighter

Comments: Last week I purchased a lighter in a pawn shop here in Lincoln Nebraska. It is a Zippo type lighter with the words 67 TOP 3 CLUB on the front along with pictures of a top hat gloves and a cane.The back of the lighter says KIMPO 51-52 KOREA. The lighter wasn't working when I purchased it,but I repaired it and now it works fine.I was just looking for some more information about it.Any would be greatly appreciated. Thank you

Keywords: 67 TOP 3 CLUB

1954

Comments: Worked in Photo Lab, mostly in the cantact print trailer. I remember S/Sgt Stite saying, after we cleaned the trailer, let's do it over cause it ain/t nothing else to do. Spent a few days in the lab in Kunsan.

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Kimpo - FireFlys

Comments: Would to make contact with those who flew as the Fireflys or flew with 67th headquarters squadron C-47 aircraft '51 through '52. Particularly interested in the radio operators (one of you was an aspiring suthor--what happened?) and flight engineers. I can't be the only one left with memories.

Jim

Keywords: Kimpo Fireflys C-47 67th-HQ-Sqdn 67th-Tact-Recon- Wing

Photos of USS Pueblo

Comments: I am trying to locate photos taken of the USS Pueblo on January 26, 1968 by Black Shield mission. Also looking for anyone who knows Roy Stanley who was a Captain in the outfit at that time.

Stu Russell, President USS Pueblo Veterans Association

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67TH MOTOR VEH SQ

Comments: WAS IN VEH MAINT

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67th ABG Flight Operations. Sep 51-Jul 52

Comments: 67th ABG Flight Operations. Most important functions were to dispatch aircraft to Japan to bring back adult beverages for the Officer and NCO clubs for moral purposes Sep 52-Jul 53

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Prisoner of war

Comments: Dear Unit I am a teacher in Sydney. I am particularly interested in the experience of POWs as one of >the past students of this College was a pilot POW in Korea. He is part >of a War Memorial Publication I am preparing - he died in 1956 in a car >accident. >Last month his widow gave me his reminiscences (about 15,000 words in >all) which resurfaced in a box 47 years or so after he wrote them. >In the manuscript he mentions spending time in captivity with an >American pilot Bill Bing. His spelling may be incorrect as I tried to >find the name in a database of US POWs, but no luck, or of course it could be a nickname, or a mistake. He was quite detailed in his >friendship with Bing and he wrote that Bing was shot down on or about February 1, 1952, flew in a Tactical Recon. Squadron out of Kimpo and flew a Mustang. Were any pilot's lost then? I would like to know more, and at least give >the details of what passed between them to his relatives - if any are >alive. >Thanks Regards >Tony Cunneen >

Keywords: Prisoner of War

67TH RECON TECH SQUAD 'HUBBA HUBBA'

Comments: I lost my Dad to cancer on 01/29/01. I do have a lot of his books and pictures, and his 67th recon squad mug "Hubba Hubba" with the six armed bug on it. I sure miss him, and I am very proud of him for everything he has done for our country. I remember all the stories he told me about the wars, how he got shot down twice, once on enemy lines and had to crawl back to base because his back was broke. He was a pilot, flight leader, photographer and photo interpreter. He retired from the Air Force in 1965, he was 77 years old when he passed away on 01/29/01. I am the Lab Manager at a Photo Lab and I aways tell customers about my Dad and show them pictures because I don't want him or any veteran to be forgotten. Unfortunatley I didn't have much time with my Dad ( I was born on 05/17/77) but our time together was precious. Please e-mail me if you want to, maybe you knew my Dad.

Keywords: Bombers: B-17, B-24, B-25, B-29 flown by my Dad in WWII and the Korean War. Maj Edward Lee Page

Motor Vehicle/Pool Squadron

Comments: I was in Korea from May 1951 to July 1952. I would like to hear from anyone attached to the Motor Pool/Motor Vehicle Sqdn who served during this time frame.

Keywords: Motor Pool/Motor Vehicle Squadron, TAGUE, K2, KEMPO, K14.

67th Recon Tech SQ apo 970

Comments: My Dad (who passed away from cancer on 01/29/01) was a Major in the Air Force, he was a Flying Tiger, he was a pilot and flight leader, and photographer.He was also in the 8th AF, He was in the 67th Recon Tech Sq as a Photo interpreter. I am very proud of everything he has done for our country.

Keywords: B-17, B-24, B-25, B-29