AUG.2,1950 11 MARINES CHARLIE BATTARY

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albert lane

Comments: never heard the stories. would like to know.

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Cause of death

Comments: Did anybody know my uncle. We are looking for info on his death. Please contact me so I can give my father info on his brothers death. John

Keywords: Nick C. Incontrera 11th Marine regement, A btry 1bn Service #1199032

GEORGE TAFOYA

Comments: looking for information about my uncle. this website listed his unit as; I CO 3 BN 7 MAR RGT 1 MAR DIV. is this the right place. Anyone remember George Tafoya

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LCpl Oscar A. Mater

Comments: Looking for someone who might remember my father, LCpl Mater a Machine gunner and or BAR man.

Keywords: Oscar Mater, 11th Marines, Yudam-ni, Toklong pass, Hararu

Death of HM3 Snead

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Keywords: HM3 Tom Snead passed yesterday November 7, 2005 at his home in Ackerman, MS. Dr. Snead practiced as a Chiropractic Physician for over 40 years He was diagnosed with Liver Cancer 1 1/2 weeks ago.

lost buddies

Comments: Have misplaced this website for long time and had forgotten that I had asked about lost buddies that were in my boot plt # 154 USMC SD Apri 1951 then ordered to Korea to 11 Reg.105 How. We were strafed by ( one bomb charly ) Korean or Chinese , gun 3 had one person with head wound. and we had one KIA incoming mortar round during my year. On this website a woman asks about a relative that was KIA in our btry , will now get back to her now that I have her e mail address. Have made some contacts but I sure would like to have a reunion with boot plt and 11 Reg.

I would like this inserted and prior one deleted if possible .

Keywords: F 2 / 11 1st Mar Div Korea 105 How.

LOOKING FOR SGT. RICHARD ALBRIGHT, 11TH MARINES - KOREAN WAR. HIS HOMETOWN - PASSAIC, NEW JERSEY

Comments: I writing a book - "Battle Talk" and would like to contact him about it.

Keywords: i inteviewed richard albright in 1952 or 1953. He sang a message to all the mom's back home - "Dear Mom"

L. S. Boyles

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My Dad Was a Corpman in the 11th Marines and Was at Inchon and Chosin

Comments: My father, Robert Glass was a Hospital Corpman 3rd Class attached to the 11th Marines. He was in the Inchon Landing and Chosin Resovoir. His passing in 1979 was untimely but he told me a lot of stories about his experiences in Korea. Looking for anybody who knew him.

Keywords: US Navy Corpman, 11th Marines Korea '50 -'52

3/11 Fire for effect

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looking for jar heads who served with my dad

Comments: Would like to hear from guys who may have served with my dad. His name is Allen "Don" Tulk. He has told me many stories,which he is alive and doing well, I know he was in the 1st div. 11th marines (a cannon cocker) and was on the 38th parralell, he was there from '51 to '53. also on the chosen resevoir. He would love to here from old buddies. Please email me to get his number. Semper Fi

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Papa Wilson

Comments: I am searching for a sgt who served in 1951 I found his picture in my Dad's belongings. If you know of someone meeting this discription let me know.

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H - 3 - 11

Comments: My Father served in Korea with h-3-11 In 1950-1951 his name was Harold F Johnson. He was from Georgia If you served with him could you please contact me via e-mail. He died in 1991 and I am trying to fill in some gaps in his life. He loved the corp and he was my best friend. Thak you for any info you may have.

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B-1-11

Comments: MY GRANDFATHER DONALD LEE MARTIN SERVED FROM MARCH 16 1952- JUNE 5 1953. NOT 51-52! MOSTLY IN I-CORPS SECTOR. PROVIDED ARTILLARY SUPPORT FOR THE 5TH IN HILL BATTLES ON AND AROUND NEVADA CITIES.

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B-1-11

Comments: Hello, My name is Ira Martin. I've recently began the task of documenting my Grandfather, Donald Martin "Marty"s involvement in Korea. He arrived in Korea April 1951' He was promoted to sergeant upon arrival and commanded the 1st division 11th regiment 1st Battalion Baker Battery (Gun #4?) and served till the truce talks stalemate July 1952'. Its recently come to my attention He may have fired in support of E-2-5 and or G-3-5. He recieved 6 medals altogether not/inc the new unissued Rok medal. He has yet to receive it. He is interested in any serious contacts from baker battery and any forward observers he might have encountered. He's sad the names are gone from memory; Even then, most were nicknames never to be used again off the Peninsula. I've begun documenting his divisions movements during his service with what limited resources I can get. Any Information or Resources would be greatly appreciated and reciprocal if wanted. I've got a couple maps off the web and some random references to the Marines 11th Artillery in some actual diary like info and military docs. My Grandfather has some amazing stories and even more I'd like Help to unlock. My recent interest has already begun to get things going. If interested or know of my Grandfather please contact me imartin@nycap.rr.com for additional contact info. Any Information will be extremely appreciated. I look forward to a serious response. Sincerely, Ira L Martin

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My Father served sept 1950 - 1951 - 1st Marine Division - 7th Regiment

Comments: Im wanting to research my fathers service during the Korean war - battles, etc.. Looking for assistance.

Keywords: Inchan invasion / Kempo airbase / Chosin resevoir/ operation "Killer"

Fox Battery - Wayne Finch or French - Need Help

Comments: My wife is looking for info. on her father... He was in Inchon in 62-64 in Marines or Army. Fox Battery? Any help would greatly be appreciated. Complete her life please..... She found her brothers and now is looking for her dad....

Keywords: Wayne Finch or French Fox Battery. Inchon 62 -64.

Wood hen 24

Comments: Please send any reunion info where/when ?.

Keywords: freedom bridge,Imjim river

Reunions for 11th Marines Korea

Comments: Would like to locate these buddies: Jimmy Long, Ed Hardigan,Fred Jones,Red Fox,Bill Weber.Gerald Frazer

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Comments: WHEN IT COMES TO $MONEY the government made out like a bandet theyll torn there back on you USA USA HOWS ABOUT drafting all your wholr family send them to war if you make it back USA USA will forget you and your missing arm leg leds go away dont know you your records got burnt up in that fire sorry old man need a push or 911 you look like sht downt we have places for lost forgoten kicked out war dog s you smell you were never there ha ha ha haa ha

Keywords: the kidd fought frozen choosen saw act inchon 6foot 4 50 cal top of tank iused mostly government lost records of me no pension for frostbite building burntdown so they say i need help getting pension has to be some way cant just forget me man cant walk nomore help me im forgoten forgoton ???? carney@tampabay.rr.com

Thanking, Looking, & Giving

Comments: First of all, a very heart-felt thank you to all who have served and are serving our Country. My father, Gerald Pegouskie, served from 1952-1955 with part of '52-'53 in Korea. He passed away 19 years ago without telling us much about that time, though we did meet a few of his Marine buddies in the years prior. I am looking fo others who served with him, with limited info to work from. He received awards for service during a Marine Artillery op from March 27-29, 1953 while a wireman with an artillery forward observation team far forward of the main line. There is no mention in his very worn papers of where this line or battle was though. In giving, I have several photos of him and some of the men he served with identified only as Chich, Hinton, O'Leary, Sanborn, Rauch and Raush, and a few of their area in Korea. I would be happy to e-mail or snail-mail copies to families of those men. Please contact me at DeboaS@aol.com.

Keywords: Hinton, O'Leary, Sanborn, Rauch, Raush, Chick

Proud Korean War Veteran

Comments: I would like to hear from anyone who served in the Korean War. I also served in Post WW2 1949-50. USS 344. I kid around telling my granddaughter that my favorite hobby in the war was gilly slipping! I'm sure all of you who served know what I mean!

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Frank Kenisky

Comments: My dad was referred to as junior and he was in artillery that is all I know.

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question about The Hook battle

Comments: Could you help me : I'm attended to write a 10-pages work about the battle of The Hook on 1953

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Mel Hahn Part 2

Comments: I have delayed posting this for long enough. My dad, Mel Hahn, died of a heart attack on Dec. 26th, 2000, just one day after I made his original post. I was very happy I got to see him on Christmas and have him tell me about his experience in Korea. He told me that day about his regiment and company and all his friends in the Marine Corp and the battles they were in. Up until that day he had never talked to me about his service. It kind of makes me wonder if he felt something was about to happen and wanted to let me know about his service. He told me once that while he enjoyed being a Marine, any normal person would never want to be in a war situation, and that actually being in a war is not glamourous or fun and should never be looked upon as such.

He was excited that there was a website devoted to Korean War veterens (He wasn't on the Internet and didn't know how to use a computer) and asked me to see if any of his buddies were still around. Unfortunately, I didn't get the names of anyone he served with. I figured there would be time for that later.

After getting out of the Corp, my Mom said Dad became the peaceful, kind and happy individual that I knew as my father. He started his own business and raised a family of seven children.

He had a full military funeral and I am very proud of him and the Marine Corp. The Corp instilled in him the values of courage, bravery, honesty and hard work that he passed on to all of his kids and for that we are all grateful.

The next time you get together for a reunion, please raise a drink to my dad. He loved all of you and he loved the Marine Corp. God bless you for your service to our country. Semper Fi.

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Mel Hahn

Comments: I am writing this for my Dad.His name is Mel Hahn. He was in the 1st Marine Division 11th Regiment Headquarters Company in Korea Nov. 1951 to Feb. 1953. If any of you remember him please contact me. He would love to hear from anyone he served with. He is doing fine and hopes all of his buddies are doing well too. Please contact me if you were in his unit or remember him...thanks.

Keywords: 1st Marine Division 11th Regiment Headquarters Company

Thank you all

Comments: To begin I must apologize for my lack of much knowledge in this area, but let me also say with tremendous gratitude how much I appreciate your sacrifices for freedom and America.

My uncle, Wayne E. Frisbey, USMC was a proud member of the Frozen Chosen. He never spoke much about his experiences in Korea, possibly because he did not want to relive the pain he and all of you experienced. I suspect also he chose not to discuss his experiences much was because he was a man who chose to be happy, positive, and lighthearted. I can remember one incident in particular when I was a young teen he spoke some of his experiences, but being the practical joker he was, I wasn't certain if he was having fun at my expense oe telling me the truth, which later I learned it was fact.

Ufortunately, Wayne had his final taps on September 28, 2000. If any of you rember him you may want to co

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hq 11th mar 1st mardiv 1957-59

Comments: MSG CNTR MOS 2543

Keywords: peterschmidt,korba, hensley listen up, would like to hear from you. bill

Reno, Carson and Vegas

Comments: Need personal experiences when giving fire support during the battles of Reno, Carson and Vegas between March 26 and March 30 1953. Writing book about battles. Will include your comments of personal experiences.

Keywords: 11th Marine Regiment, Fire support on Reno, Carson and Vegas

L. W. Walt Robshaw

Comments: USMC January 1951--February 1954. Boot Camp at Parris Island. Combat infrantry training at Camp Pendleton. Departed San Diego with the 12th replacement unit on USS General M.C. Meigs, Aug. 15, 1951. Arrived Pusan, South Korea, about Aug. 30 or 31, following one night stop in Kobe, Japan.

Departed Inchon on trip home, about Aug. 15, 1952. Attached to 3rd Marine Air Wing, OpaLocka,FL for remainder of enlistment.

Keywords: 11th Regiment, 1st Marine Division, September-December 1951. Attached to USMC advisory groups for the Korean Marine artillery and then the Korean Marine infantry units between January and August 1952. Served as a telephone combat wireman for the entire year in Korea.

unit member

Comments: I am a member of Chosin Few, DAV,MOPH,VFW,AL DAV Chaplain, Chapter 30, Volunteer at Perry Point V.A. Medical Center

Keywords: P.I. Plt.67 Aug.-Nov.1949, San Diego Radio School, 1950, 1st Prov.Mar.Brig.Korea,Aug.-Sept.,1st Mar. Div.,Sept.-Dec. 1950, M.C.S. Quantico, Va. Mar.1951-Nov.1952(Discharged)

The Hook

Comments: I'm searching for my Father, John Nichols. He is interested in finding these men and the US men he served with in the Korean War. He served with the 2RAR and would be thrilled to hear from anyone who served with him. Take care guys and thank you. Cheers Lyn

Keywords: Dutchie Schultz, Eddie Fischer and Marty Reisson. Stationed at the Hook 1953/54.

PEOPLE WHO SERVED WITH MY DAD

Comments: MY FATHER, GUY E. POSEY WAS A NAVAL HOSPITAL CORPSMAN STATIONED WITH THE 11th MARINES IN KOREA DURING THE KOREAN CONFLICT IN 1952. MY FATHER REALLY WANTS TO FORGET THAT TIME OF HIS LIFE, BUT I WOULD LIKE TO HEAR FROM ANYONE WHO KNEW MY DAD DURING THAT TIME. I AM VERY PROUD OF MY FATHER FOR SERVING HIS COUNTRY DURING WARTIME AS I AM OF ALL WARTIME VETERANS. PLEASE, ANYONE WHO KNEW HIM, EMAIL ME. HE IS ALIVE, AND RETIRED IN FLORIDA WITH MY MOTHER HIS LOVELY WIFE OF 32 YRS!

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Motor Trans

Comments: In from 48 to 52 USMC.Like to hear from anyone who was in the 11th marines in Korea. Motor transport. Semper-Fi

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51-52

Comments: I was in Korea March 1951 - April 1952

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Looking For Gerald Jackson

Comments: S/Sgt. Joe Augustynski (Ski)

One of the first marines in Korea. 11th marine art bat. Radio Operator. June to Dec. Was sent home because of Frozen Feet (Chosen Res.)

Looking for a another Marine in my outfit also another radio operator.

His name is Gerald Jackson he helped me a lot to get to a hospital. Carried me from the bottom of an LST, up ladders to the main deck.

Then to a MASH unit because I could not walk. If any one knows of him PLEASE e-mail me back God Bless you and all you do. Deacon Joe

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11 Mar Oct 50 -Dec 51

Comments: I SERVED IN THE 11 MARINES,!ST.MARINE DIV, KOREA OCT. 1950 TO DEC.1951 KEEP UP THE "GOOD WORK" YOU ARE DOING ON THIS PROJECT. AND THANKS TO YOUR SPONSORS FOR MAKING THIS POSSIBLE.

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