Dad looking for fellow marines 51-52

Comments: My father doesn't talk much about the war, but he remembers some friends and was wondering if they are still around. Dad served from Sept. 51 til WIA june 13 52. The Names are George "creeping jesus" Dardell, "antelope" Kearns, George "bullethead" Sanford and George " The Frog" Burns. Any info would be greatly appreciative, Thank you.

Keywords: 1/1/1 Able or Baker Co. Wire Runner/ Numerous hill battles. Dads nickname was Wayne "Baby Huey" Bowman looking for old friends.

Bill (Tex) Masden

Comments: My father is looking for the buddies he served with in the Korean War (1951-1952) I know he was at Chosen for a time. Two individuals come to mind: Jay Barrett and Robert Whistler. If you remember my father, please email me.

Keywords: D Co. 1st Tank Battalion, 1st Marine Division

Please help my family know our Dad

Comments: My father John Ashbrook Lockett left the Corp in 1953 as I understand it. He was very private as many vets when it comes to war stories. He only spoke of base life and bootcamp. Although some of these stories were funny, they were all enjoyable. When my Dad became sick in 1991 he started to tell me more about his actual missions. I never saw my Dad shed a tear until that day, it scared the hell out of me. I am proud to say that he went to heaven a proud stedfast Marine. When he realized that it hurt hum so to speak of his missions, he clammed up and never would mention it again. there are rumors in the family that he was a spotter. There are others that he was some sort of special missions Marine. I know that he saw combat, he was awarded at least 2 purple hearts, and had scars on his back from napom(sp?). My Dad left the Marines a SGT 1sr Class. I now have my own children and grandchildren and I would love to be able to them new stories about Dad. My mom doesn't have any medals of Dad's due to a fire many yrs before they even thought of me. I would also like to find out what medals and honors Dad had. Please help me find out anything about him.

Keywords: 1st division 1st Bn,Recon, U.S. Marine Band, El Torro

Looking for info on Harry Worden and trying to find Robert Fischer, brother of Jack Fischer

Comments: I posted in 1997, Someone tried to reach me in 1998 but I had moved. Please call with info-I am very much still interested. I would like closure for my Gandmother regarding her brother, Harry R.Worden , MIA. Thanks

Keywords: Kojo

Anyone remember my father, T .W. Palmateer?

Comments: Any former Marines with information on my father please contact me.

My father passed away 15 Jan 2001 and I'm attempting to get as much information about him and his service during the Korean War.

Thank you so much!

Keywords: PFC Thomas W. Palmateer (CHIC), BAR gunner from Marinette, Wisconsin; Charlie Company 1/1. Combat wounded April 30, 1951.

korean war vet

Comments: trying to reach 1st marine div able co 1st batt 1st reg 1st marine div who served korean war from 1952-1953 also anyone who did guard duty at american embassy cairo egypt 1948-1951 also interested in hearing from vets that did guard detachment in trinidad bwi 1945-1948

Keywords: nickname -gene nickname -crazy horse battles-bunker hill unit-able company 1st bat regm. personal friends- john clouse,

Comments: I am a former Navy Hospital Corpsman of the Marine Corps type. My Mother's brothers were Marines in WWII and Korea. My Uncle Ed Hayhurst was assigned to 1/1 early in the "Korean Conflict". Eddie passed away in 1995. Marines of all generations will appreciate this: When I joined the Navy, Uncle Ed called my Mom (his little sister) and said in his best, salty Marine / parade deck voice; "you tell him (me) I disown him as a nephew! Bigtime jock uh? It'll be some warm cozy up 'The Chosin' before he'll set foot on my property again! Y'all know I'm forever armed, and 'hatin them 13-button squid assholes!" Then he slammed down the phone. It takes nearly two years to train a basic Hospital Corpsman.... during which Mom heard not from uncle Ed. Once I completed those arduous academics, I was ordered to the Third Marine Division, by way of Camp Pendleton's "Field Medical Training". Low and behold Mom received a call from Ed, who (in his "best Marine dressed") said something like; "yes ma'am, and.... you know how I love ya.... and I want you to tell my FAVORITE nephew (ME, the Navy Corpsman) that he's invited to Ed's Barbeque & Brew any 'fuckin time"! After I presented him with a DI's Campaign Cover, we ate his gourmet chow, then drank a few beverages. It was at this point that Eddie Elbert Hayhurst broke out his photo albums. GENTLEMAN: I learned more from Uncle Ed in an hour, than I had during three months at Camp Pendleton, or would in the next three years at 3d MARDIV! Maybe even more than I've learned as a Marine historian during the past 25 years! Before I left, Aunt Gladys pulled me aside and told me, "I've been married to him for 30 years, and I've never seen those pictures.... he's never talked about any of that stuff with me". I must tell you all that I have (subsequintly) heard this alot as a civilian medical professiional (X-Corpsman). My original intrest in USMC history was strictly personal. However, now as more of you old bastards are leaving this poor young Doc, I am obligated to tell your story the right way.... Ed's way. I need to hear from Ed Hayhurst's shipmates in those specific combat unit(s)of 1/1.... according to Marine Corps tradition. In that manner which is now concidered "politically incorrect". Or as you and I know it.... "The Truth"! I invite any and all of you to e-mail me. I will be happy to call you or give you my phone number, and visit with you anywhere out west.

on behalf of all Americans, (even the most unthankful sons-a-bitches)

thank you.... Semper Fi!

P.S.; Remember.... it will rot & fall off before I check it! DOC....OUT!

Keywords: EDDIE ELBERT HAYHURST USMC (1/1) Koerea '50 - '51 (A freckled, blonde/curly, .45 Cal revolver twirling, whiskey tossing, combat killer type Marine).

(From Lodi, CA)

NOTE: Those who knew Eddie, know that he was a direct decendant of original Texas cowboys, and so he rightfully valued the revolver as the most reliable of personal protection weapons. Therefore, he begged (via mail) my grandpa (a Texas borderland law man of the prohibition era) to send him a .45 S&W "triple lock" from the family armory. So Grandma Hayhurst broke one down, and mailed it to him piece by piece in cakes & brownies! THIS IS A REAL "NO SHITTER"!

Comments: I am a former Navy Hospital Corpsman of the Marine Corps type. My Mother's brothers were Marines in WWII and Korea. My Uncle Ed Hayhurst was assigned to 1/1 early in the "Korean Conflict". Eddie passed away in 1995. Marines of all generations will appreciate this: When I joined the Navy, Uncle Ed called my Mom (his little sister) and said in his best, salty Marine / parade deck voice; "you tell him (me) I disown him as a nephew! Bigtime jock uh? It'll be some warm cozy up 'The Chosin' before he'll set foot on my property again! Y'all know I'm forever armed, and 'hatin them 13-button squid assholes!" Then he slammed down the phone. It takes nearly two years to train a basic Hospital Corpsman.... during which Mom heard not from uncle Ed. Once I completed those arduous academics, I was ordered to the Third Marine Division, by way of Camp Pendleton's "Field Medical Training". Low and behold Mom received a call from Ed, who (in his "best Marine dressed") said something like; "yes ma'am, and.... you know how I love ya.... and I want you to tell my FAVORITE nephew (ME, the Navy Corpsman) that he's invited to Ed's Barbeque & Brew any 'fuckin time"! After I presented him with a DI's Campaign Cover, we ate his gourmet chow, then drank a few beverages. It was at this point that Eddie Elbert Hayhurst broke out his photo albums. GENTLEMAN: I learned more from Uncle Ed in an hour, than I had during three months at Camp Pendleton, or would in the next three years at 3d MARDIV! Maybe even more than I've learned as a Marine historian during the past 25 years! Before I left, Aunt Gladys pulled me aside and told me, "I've been married to him for 30 years, and I've never seen those pictures.... he's never talked about any of that stuff with me". I must tell you all that I have (subsequintly) heard this alot as a civilian medical professiional (X-Corpsman). My original intrest in USMC history was strictly personal. However, now as more of you old bastards are leaving this poor young Doc, I am obligated to tell your story the right way.... Ed's way. I need to hear from Ed Hayhurst's shipmates in those specific combat unit(s)of 1/1.... according to Marine Corps tradition. In that manner which is now concidered "politically incorrect". Or as you and I know it.... "The Truth"! I invite any and all of you to e-mail me. I will be happy to call you or give you my phone number, and visit with you anywhere out west.

on behalf of all Americans, (even the most unthankful sons-a-bitches)

thank you.... Semper Fi!

P.S.; Remember.... it will rot & fall off before I check it! DOC....OUT!

Keywords: EDDIE ELBERT HAYHURST USMC (1/1) Koerea '50 - '51 (A freckled, blonde/curly, .45 Cal revolver twirling, whiskey tossing, combat killer type Marine).

(From Lodi, CA)

NOTE: Those who knew Eddie, know that he was a direct decendant of original Texas cowboys, and so he rightfully valued the revolver as the most reliable of personal protection weapons. Therefore, he begged (via mail) my grandpa (a Texas borderland law man of the prohibition era) to send him a .45 S&W "triple lock" from the family armory. So Grandma Hayhurst broke one down, and mailed it to him piece by piece in cakes & brownies! THIS IS A REAL "NO SHITTER"!

BLess all the grunts take care of them

Comments: post boxing team Quantico 1949-50. Camp Lejeune boxing team 51-52

Keywords: feather merchant

BLess all the grunts take care of them

Comments: post boxing team Quantico 1949-50. Camp Lejeune boxing team 51-52

Keywords: feather merchant

LOOKING FOR BUDDIES

Comments: I am putting together a Marine Corps scrapbook for my dad for his birthday. Would appreciate if anyone from Korea remembers him to send a hello my way so I may include it in the scrapbook. Thanks!

Keywords: Looking for anyone who served with Charles Dix at Hill 1124. My dad was in the 1st Regiment,1st Battalion, Baker Co, Third Squad.

Baker Co, 1st Bat, 1st Reg.

Comments: As an 18yo kid called in from the reserves from Vallejo, Cal. I had little chance to learn or remember many names of my fellow Marines. 41 days from activation to Inchon two waves of LCVP (Higgens boats) landed on the tidal basin by mistake, got lost in the smoke. 1st heavy battle at YongDungPo on through Seoul, to Wonsan, Kojo, ShinHungNi RR head, up the road toward the the Chosen in a pinzer to help the guys get out, to Hamhung, Pusan, Masan, transfer to Co A, 1st DUKW, up to Wachon Reservor where I was wounded. Then to Yakasuka hospital, states and to NOD Bremerton until discharge. We did alright, untrained reservists and a lot of WW-ll vets to help us learn the game. One of the proud, the few, the Marines. A proud moment in my life. Vance

Keywords: Pete or Re-Pete, Inchon through the Watchon Res.

Looking for friends... A Co

Comments: Would like to make contact with anyone in my outfit (Machine gun squad) in that era. May God Bless our USA-

SEMPER FI!

Keywords: Chosin Few (Chosin Reservoir)Out w/frozen feet 12/10/50 Inchon to Koto-ri, 1950 (only)

EDWARD DEFRATIS

Comments:

Keywords: MY FATHER WAS IN CAMP PENDELTON IN NOVEMBER,1950 RETURNED -NOVEMBER 1951 HE WAS SENT IN AS SUPPORT IN HUNGNAM THEN SENT TO MASION KOREA

1 MARINE DIV.

Comments: LOOKING TO SEE IF ANYONE SERVED WITH MY FATHER EDWARD DEFRATIS. IN HIGH SCHOOL HE WAS NICKNAMED "WHITEY". DON'T KNOW IF NICKNAME WAS CARRIED OVER . IF YOU KNOW OF HIM OR ANY STORIES INVOLVING HIM PLEASE E-MAIL ME

Keywords: CHARLIE COMPANY

Looking For Former Marine

Comments: Looking for Don Fox. Allegedly wounded accidentally by bow-gun on tank. Picture in San Diego, on display in Museum. Pleasae contact.

Keywords:

Korean War- 1st. Marine Division/ Served 1952-53/ W21

Comments: Comments: Im looking for anyone who served with my father in Korea from October 1952- October 1953. My fathers name is Aurelio James Festa. He doesn't have email so I'm hoping you can contact me and Ill put him in touch with you. He is looking for anyone who may remember him. He is hoping to find any information about reunions or old buddies. Any guy's that were under the command of Lt. Cook and/or Sgt. Couch. He served from April 1952 to April of 1955.

Thank you, Jim Festa jfesta989@yahoo.com

Keywords: Battle Locations: Boulder City, 229, Vegas, Carson, Marilyn, Three Fingers. Weapons/ 2nd. Battalion/ 1st. Marine Division

WpnsCo.,1,1,1952

Comments: Went to Korea as Tank Mech, but ended up in Weapons Co. Don't remember too many names.

Keywords: 16th Draft, MOS 1841, Wpns Co., 1,1 , Lukes Castle, Panmumjon Overlook, Carson, Vegas, Reno 1stSgt Coreno from Texas.

KOREA 50 - 51

Comments: Would like to locate Charles R. Beard, Ted Burnsed, Dykstra and any others.

Keywords: Inchon, Seoul, Wonsan, Cosin, Hung Namn,Mason and many other places. Operated mainly with 1st Regt.

Looking for any one who rembers me from korea

Comments: I serve in Korea from Dec 1952 to Feb 1953 I sure would appreciate any help I can get. Send me an email if you know anything and make sure in the subject you put Korea so it won't go into my junk mail

Keywords: I have had a seanor moment and can't remember much about my other than it was a motor tranasport, I remember that we moved the 1st Marine Division from the East coast and that our outfit was not far Pam Munjon.

Looking For

Comments: Looking for anyone remembering a Marine by the name of Malcolm (Mack) Babin. Believe he made the march back form the Yulu.

Keywords: mAC bABIN

Korean War- Marine First Division

Comments: Looking for friends and comrades from the Korean War who were in the 1st Division. 4.2 mortar operators, etc. Yellow River, etc. Anyone familiar with the name TallBear?

Keywords: Platoon Sgt.

looking for those who served with John Masso, from Fairview New Jersey

Comments: just looking for anyone that served with my father, John Masso, just north of Seoul from late 1951 to 1952

Keywords: 23rd Marines, John Masso, western Korea,

Chinese Spring Offensive April 24, 1951

Comments: DURING THE BATTLE OF HORSE SHOE RIDGE, APRIL 24,1951,I WAS THE AMMO SGT. FOR OUR 81MM MORTARS. DURING THE UNENDING FIREFIGHT THAT ENSUED,DO TO THE COLLAPSE OF THE ROCK UNIT ON OUR FLANK, OUR THREE GUN INPLACEMENTS WERE EXHAUSTING THEIR AMMO. I PERSONALLY ASSUMED RESPONSIBILITY OF RESUPPLYING THEIR WEAPONS. SOME OF THE AMMO CARRIERS HAD BEEN WOUNDED. I RECALL RUNNING BACK AND FORTH AND MACHINE GUN FIRE BURSTING NEAR MY FEET AS I ATTEPTED TO ZIG-ZAG MY ROUTE. THE GUNNER ON ONE OF THE 81S WAS WOUNDED. I ASSUMED HIS POSITION FOR A TRAVERSE AND SEARCH OF NINE ROUNDS AND THEN WAS RELIEVED BY THE SQUAD LEADER. AT SOME POINT,NEAR DAYLIGHT,CRAWLING BACK TO THE WEAPONS CARRIER, STANDING TO RETRIEVE ANOTHER BOX OF AMMO, I WAS HIT ON MY RIGHT BACK-SIDE WITH THE SLUG GOING THROUGH MY RIGHT KIDNEY AND EXITING THE RIGHT FRONT SIDE. I WAS ASSISTED BY JJ BARRESH,JACK KING AND CORPS MAN "DOC" GIBSON AND EVENTUALLY EVACUATED TO A MASH UNIT.. 10 MILES FROM THE LINES. LT.JOHN O'BRIEN RECOMMENDED ME FOR THE LETTER OF COMMENDATION. JJ BARRESH RECEIVED A HIT IN ONE OF HIS SHOULDERS AS HE WAS HELPING TO CARRY ME AWAY ON A STRETCHER.

HE SUCCUMED NOVEMBER 2003 IN BROOKLYN,NY. MAY MY BUDDY'S SOUL REST IN PEACE. "HE IS GUARDING THE STREETS ON HEAVENS SCENE."

SGT.JOHN SAVONA WPNS CO,1ST.BN.1ST MARINES UNITED STATES MARINE CORPS.

s on our flanks

Keywords: BATTLE OF HORSESHOE RIDGE...HWACHON RESERVOIR AREA ...APRIL 24, 1951

DO YOU KNOW CHARLES CROCKETT

Comments: I am looking for any one who knows any thing about Charles Crockett. Please Email me

Keywords:

LOOKING FOR ANY ONE WHO MIGHT HAVE KNOWN HIM

Comments: I am doing some research on Charles Crockett Jr. He was a cpl in the marines.he was a casualty near quang tri south vietnam on jun 28 1968. If you knew him please get in touch with me. Thank you.

Keywords: personal friends

B,1,1, lmg+1st (dukw)Inchon+

Comments: Anybody else still alive out there? Pete/Repete

Keywords: Inchon, Yung Dong Po, Soule, Shin Hung Ni, Wonsan, Kogo, Etc.

C/1/1 1953

Comments: Would like to hear from any and all Marines who served with my Dad in Korea during 1953 with C Company, 1st Bat, 1st Marine Div. (C/1/1). His name is Elmer L. Koren, Sargeant?

Keywords: C/1/1; 1953; Marines

A/1/1 50-53

Comments: Inchon Landing//Chonsin Res./retaking Soul/

Keywords: 1950-1953,A.Co.1st Batalion-1st.Div./ Bat,C.O. Col Lewis B. Puller/,Div. C.O. Gen. O.P.Smith A CO comander Capt. Barrow/1st Sgt. Thatahurst/ MSM Sgt. Farigno// U.S Marine Corp.CPL.

Platoon 134 1957 Reunion

Comments: Recently heard from Huey Travis (Taladegra, AL) (Leatherneck Magazine). We have been emailing about a reunion. I told him that I would give it a try! This is just the beginning. Semper Fi Joe

Keywords: Former Marine---Retired Air Force IST SHIRT

Gerald Frank Stouppe

Comments: My father completed basic in SanDiego, graduating in April,1951 with the 27th platoon, second battalion. He was stationed in BArstow with the motor transport supply outfit. He was on the General John Pope and sailed from San Diego to Japan on Thursady, April 17th 1952. After being in Korea, he was pulled back to division to attend Non Commissioned Officers school. He was there until the end of July. He returned to the fuel camp, but on August 22nd of 1952 he volunteered to go to the "front" bunker hill, after the 1st marines had been hit pretty hard. He was squad leader of the 2nd squad, 3rd platoon, of Fax Co. 1st marines. He claimed to have 12 good men in his squad. On August 23rd after being ordered by his lieutenant back to the command post bunker he fell under sniper attack a few feet from the post. I am hoping to find someone who knew my father and can tell me anything aabouth this man and the events I have discribed. It would mean a great deal to me.

Keywords: Out of basic,Rifle Squad Leader, 1st Regiment, 1st Marine Division.(1951) Later attached to 2nd squad, 3rd platoon of Fax Co. 1st marines (1952) August 23rd, shot by sniper

1st Provisional Marines, 1st Battalion, 5th Marine Divison

Comments: Still trying to locate anyone that may have been with this group. My husband went to Pusan, Korea in Aug 1950 with them, on the USS Henrico. Before he was injured over there he was in fighting at Pusan, Mason and the Naktong River.

He was hurt when a "One Lung Charlie" flew overhead, breaking his eardrum and throwing him in the Naktong River. He was with another soldier that suffered shrapnel to his forehead. Both survived. This other soldier was too young to be over there and had to go back to Retraining at Atsu, Japan.

There is another incident near, or close to Mason; concerning a battered schoolhouse in Chindong-ni. There are several stories about this incident one on the Internet and the other in a book by Marguerite Higgins.

If you know anyone that was there or have any information please write me.

Semper Fi Pam or Duel Jeans

Keywords: Pusan, Mason, Naktong, Engineers, Henrico, Happy Hank

Anyone who knew Ed Toto

Comments: Anyone out there who knew Ed Toto He was killed on Hill 109 near Kojo, North Korea on October 27, 1950. Ed was in "B" Company 1st Marine Regiment 1st Marine Battalion 1st Marine Division. Any information about him would be appreciated. Found out about five years ago that he was KIA. We grew up in the same neigborhood,

Keywords: Hill 109 Kojo area

LOOKING FOR SOMEONE WHO KNEW RICHARD FUGGITI

Comments: MY FATHER WAS A VETERAN OF OKINAWA AND JAPAN.HE WAS A STAFF SARGENT.HE IS 80 YEARS OLD AND I WOULD LIKE TO FIND SOMEONE WHO KNEW HIM TO TALK TO HIM.THANK YOU FOR ANY HELP

Keywords: HIS KNICKNAME WAS FUJI.

Looking for someone who knew Joseph Bell

Comments: I am looking for anyone who may have known Joseph Bell. I know that he got married in 1951 and had a son. I know that they divorced after he was shipped overseas. Please, can anyone help me?

Keywords: Joseph Brian Bell at Camp Lejune in 1951 married Peggy Stephens in 1951 had son Michael

Naktong River Delta - Aug 1950

Comments: Was injured at the Naktong River Delta. Need help verifying that injury. Anyone with any information please help.

Keywords: Naktong,B Company, 1st Marines, 1 Division

Looking for some one who knew my dad Harry W. Allred

Comments: He served from Dec 1951 to Feb 1952

Keywords: He was in a Transportation company, 1st Marine Corp Div

Find Brother's Marine Unit

Comments:

Keywords: I want to find my brother's Marine Corp unit in Korea. It was a late arrival to Korea, just before the Panmunjun talks. He was a sargeant in the Military Police guarding the Panmunjun talks. They had been training for a beachead until (just before) the P. talks began. He was assigned to or his unit was used for guard duty of or near to the P. talks. Thank you, DJ

Looking for C/1st Tank/1st marnine Divsion

Comments: I am looking for any one who knew my father in Korea or MCRD San diego he was also on the med cruise before going to Korea

Keywords: Looking for ant Marines that where in my fathers Unit, Charlie company,1stTank battalion,1stMarine Division He was a Gunner/Loader on C-14 in Korea 1951-53 His Name was PfcGordon Cleeton

trying to find people who knew Lt. Charles A. Bacarisse

Comments: My father, Charles A. Bacarisse, was a Lt. with the First Marines, First Batallion, Charlie Company. After enlisting in 1950, or '51, he went OCS at Camp Pendleton, then was deployed to Korea.

He died suddenly in 1969 when I was five years old. I would like to find someone who served with him, perhaps in the engagement where he won the Bronze Star with "V" so I can find out what really happened out there.

Keywords:

Comments: William B Dusenbury passed on Feb 21 1991. Would like to hear from anyone who knew my father.

I deeply regret not having any stories from him.He never liked to talk about it.

A proud son

Keywords: A Company 1st Batallion Infantry

OLD BUDDIES

Comments:

Keywords: I WAS WITH THE LAST DRAFT THE 45TH. LIVED IN A TENT ON THE SIDE OF A HILL CLOSE TO THE IMJIM RIVER. BY THE LIBBY BRIDGE.CLOSE TO HILL 495.I REMBER A BIG MARINE CORPS EMBLEM ON THE SIDE OF A BIG HILL. IT WAS MADE OUT OF WHITE ROCK'S. WOULD LIKE TO HEAR FROM ANYBODY THAT WAS THERE.

Does anyone Know Al Pastor?

Comments: if you know anything about this man"AL(albert) Pastor" please inform me

Keywords: 1st Marine Divison FOX Company

Looking for men of G Co.

Comments: This man was my uncle we called him "Chip" but name was Howard John Hahn he was from Hooversille Pa. and was KIA March 19, 1953. I'm looking for men that may have been with him. Or can give me the who, what and where on him. Thank You Lawrence H. Hahn Jr.

Keywords: They call him(Shorty).

Does anybody know where to find the marine records for Donald E. Heskett? Served from 1948-52.

Comments: My father passed on in 2002 and i am having trouble finding information about my father in time served for the marines from 1948-52.

Keywords: He Operated a howitzer, was in the chosin few, has several medals too.

Sgt. Joseph Mitchell Winter

Comments: I'm trying to find any info on my grandfather's service records or any one who knew him. He retired a sargent major. was latter CID. served with the 1st Marine division. went by "Joe".WWII and Korean vet.

Keywords: fought at the chosin and guadacanal

looking for someone who knew/knows my grandfather richard(dick) brusig

Comments: his nickname was dick he was a radio man i think i am not sure of much anything else im his grandson he is still alive and well but i would to surprise him with some old buddies or info he might have forgotten

Keywords:

Sgt. Drue M. Goodale

Comments: If anyone has any memories of Drue, it would be appreciated. He died several years ago but his son would appreciate any stories from anyone who may have served with him in Korea.

Keywords: Marine unit that was first to board helicopters and be dropped behind enemy lines. He was awarded an Air Medal.

PHOTOS OF FROZEN CHOSIN WANTED

Comments: if anyone can find any photos of the korean war (especially of the chosin reservoir) I would really appreciate if you could please send me them. My grandfather (Ed McNulty) died before i was born and the only pictures i have seen of him are the few that my grandmother has and a picture of him on the cover of the Parade magazine (an articly was done on the korean war two or three years ago). If you can help please let me know - thank you very much!

Keywords: Ed McNulty

B/1/1 3/51-5/52

Comments: Looking for Buddies or anyone with information on b1-1-1 in this time frame.

Keywords: B1-1-1 4-51 thru 5-52

Comments:

Keywords: