Bainbridge, MD Training Center

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Searching for Friends of Bill Brandom

Comments: LOOKING FOR INFORMATION AND/OR COMMENTS FROM ANYONE WHO SERVED WITH MY FATHER (BILL BRANDOM)DURING KOREA.

HE WAS A HOSPITAL CORPSMAN DURING KOREA AND WAS STATIONED AND/OR VISITED THE FOLLOWING PLACES FROM SEPTEMBER 1950 TO AUGUST 1951 ... PYONGYOUNG ... CHUNDRON ... HAGANINI ... HE WAS WOUNDED AT THE CHOSIN RESERVOIR.

Keywords: WILLIAM S. BRANDOM - HM1 C COMPANY 1ST MEDICAL BATTALION 1ST MARINE DIVISION - FMF

Ted Paillette Is alive & living in Roseburg , Oregon & I am looking for Todd DeGabrielle

Comments: I saw a posting from Todd Degabrielle & that he is looking for me please have him contact me as I would love to talk to him.

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Comments: I stumbled on this site and the first two posts were hits. Anyone wishing information about names, places accounts would do well to read the Navy Medical Historian's new book on Navy Medicine in Korea, "Frozen in Memory." It includes, doctors, corpsmen, nurses, flight evac, patients, marines. hospital ships, It was put together from oral histories. It's available on Amazon.

Keywords: Naval Medical History, Korea

John H. Dawson MD

Comments: I'm looking for information on my father, John H. Dawson MD. He was enlisted in the Navy, but served with the Marines in Korea (50-51 I think) as a battalion surgeon. He told us that he was on the front line, and he had many photos. I just don't know much more than that. Dad passed away last month.

Keywords: Korean War, 1st Marine Division

CO 1st Medical Battalion

Comments: I'm trying to find out a bit more of what my father, Capt. H. Todd Stradford, MD, USN, did while he was in Korea. He states that he was CO of the 1st Med Bat first with the 1st Marine Division, and later with the 3rd Marine Division when the 1st was pulled out. I have a picture of him in front of a sign, "Entering 'A' Medical Company, the Bethesda of the Orient," but not much more. If anyone has any info please email me. The address is his address in Columbia, Missouri if anyone wishes to contact him directly. Thanks IA

Keywords: Korea, Alpha Company, Medical Battalion

looking for corpsman

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Keywords: while serving with the 11th marines on a forward pocision on the 155 howz.I was hit on my knee cap and a corpsman either named Welch or Kelch or somthing like it Patched me up My name is Isadore Ternes any one knows anything about this please let me know thank you

info on billy junior kaylor

Comments: greetings. looking for photos and info on HM3 billy junior kaylor, who was wounded on 9/13/51. would like to know where this happened. best, braxton

Keywords: billy kaylor, 1st marine division

HEY

Comments: YOU ARE NOT FORGOTTEN IF ANYONE READS THIS PLEASE E-MAIL ME @LITTLE.DEAN@sbcglobal.net ABOUT THE KOREAN WAR

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Easy Medical company 1950-1951

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Keywords: Looking for members of Easy medical company, 1950 51, Marines or Navy personel. Masan, Korea to Chunchon.

Comments: i am looking for anyone who knew my granfather his name was Elwood Benson and he was an ambulance driver in the korean war all i know is the name of the ambulance he drone was "Going My Way" if any one knew him i would love to here from you thanks

Keywords: ambulance drivers,ambulance,medical help,going my way

George Lawrence

Comments: Hi all. My father, CPL George Lawrence, served in the 1st Medical Battalion, 1st Marines Division, FMF. He passed back in August 2003 and I'm looking for his corpsmen so I can learn a bit more about his time in Korea. Anyone with knowledge of my dad, please send me an email. Thank you.

Keywords: George Lawrence

The Battle of Vegas Hill

Comments: Dear Marines, Corpsmen, and their Families,

My name is Erin Ruth, I am a student at Arizona State University, and I am writing a nonfiction narrative based on the heroic actions of Willaim R. Charette of the Fox Company, 2nd Battalion, 7th Marines, on the 27th of March, 1953. I am looking to correspond with Marines and Corpsmen that served with Charette, Marines and Corpsmen that were part of the F Company 2/7, and/or Marines and Corpsmen that had any part in the counterattack on Vegas Hill. Also if there is any possibility that Charette's children or grandchildren read this message, I would really appreciate any information from them as well. I have included a link to the caption of Charette's Medal of Honor if that may be of any help to anyone.

Thank you very much for your time!

http://www.medalofhonor.com/WilliamCharette.htm

Respectfully, Erin Ruth

Keywords: Corpsmen, Marines, William R. Charette, Medal of Honor, Fox Company, 2nd Battlaion, 7th Marines, Vegas Hill, March 27, 1953

DogMed, 1stMarDiv, '50-'51

Comments: Looking for anyone who remembers me during '51-'52. Missed the "D"Med reunion several years ago. Haven't heard of any future ones. Regards to all.

Keywords: ActiveDuty'43-'48.PhM2, DD743, '46-'48. Inactive Reserve '48-'50. Recalled '50. 2ndMarDiv 10th, then 1stMarDiv "D" Med, then HqCo DivSurg. Disch. '53.

Easy Co

Comments: I am looking for anyone who was in the Marine Corps with me in 52 to 53 I was with easy med 1st Bat 1st Marine Div Korea and I was in Motor Transport. Drove for a Catholic Priest, With a sign on the front of the Jeep "Life With Father." I am looking for a friend Danial Bonner. I was at Mun-son-Ni and Wu-jon-bu. I would like to correspond with anyone from this unit.

Keywords: Korea Mun-son-Ni or Wu-jon-bu. Easy co 1st Bat. 1st Marine Div. 52 to 53

looking for donald george mitch

Comments: looking for anyone that knew my uncle donald George Mitch, he was on B co 1 BN 7 MAR GT 1 MAR DIV, he was killed in action on 1/15/52. Everyone in our family that had knowledge of him has passed away and just recently when cleaning out our garage I found a box of letters to and from my uncle to his mom, my grandmother, I would like to pass on as much information about him to my son and my nephew's so if you knew him or his post in the war please get in touch with me, thank you and God Bless our veterans kimberly bashore

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H-3 & H&S-3-7 4TH REPLACEMENT DRAFT

Comments: Stationed at the Dispensary at Otsu for a couple of months..May and June of '51 I think...then back to old outfit, 3-7 only in H&S Co this time...Corpsmens names, Charlie Hughes, Jerry Ford, Harmann, Mimms, Thompson, Gallegher...rotated to US in 9/51 when outfit was on the line at the Punchbowl Later became an Orthopedic Appliance Mechanic at Oak Knoll, then later was commissioned and was Admin officer at the NPRL at Oak Knoll...later was Personnel Officer.. w/ chief Bull & Carlin as right hand

Keywords: FMF corpsman 12-50 to 9-51 Easy Med was our back up Field Hospital...Wounded 3/1/51 Operation Killer

Chief Petty Officer Herbert Sisk

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Keywords: My wife's uncle who was with the Medical Corps and served with the Navy in Korea just died. We are looking for anyone who may have remembered or served with him, probably with the 1st Medical Battalion. Any information would be greatly appreciated.

CHARLES W. GRANVILLE

Comments: 1ST. MARINE DIV. LEFT FROM CAMP LEJEUNE IN 1950-51 HE WAS A NAVY CORPSMAN. NOW DECEASED, WONDER IF ANYONE REMEMBERS HIM (MY DAD)

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'EASY MED' AND 'GEORGE' 3/7 PHOTOGRAPHS

Comments: Throughout the past two years, thanks to this website, I've received scores' of e-mails regarding photographs of the Easy Med compound--lstMedBN, lstMarDiv.-- taken (presumably) near Panmunjom, circa 1951-1952, by my now-deceased father, former HM2 L.F. Leibold. The vast majority of the photographs are of a personal nature (i.e., 'downtime' of G 3/7 Marines and Corpsmen, and assorted glimpses' of off-duty hours around the compound), while others' are of a much more official, and therefore graphic, nature (i.e., the O.R. during the standard workday, and Med-Evac helo arrivals). I would like to share these photos with visitors to this webpage, but am unsure if it is possible (or officially permissible) to scan them to the site. I will welcome all suggestions on the matter. Last, my deep appreciation to the owners' of this site, and, of course, my everlasting love and gratitude to the men of lstMarDiv., 1950-1953. God bless each and every one of you and your families.

Keywords: Easy Med '51-'52

Daniel Arthur Hennessy Medic

Comments: My brother's name is Daniel Arthur Hennessy and the last time I saw him was in the spring of 1955. He was born in Akron, Ohio on December 18, 1935. Father's name, Michael James Hennessy and mother's name Jessie Alta Ries.

Keywords: My brother was a medic in the navy. He was in the Inchon invasion landing. He was 18 at the time.

E-mail address Change

Comments: Looking for John T. Levi

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1ST MARINE DIVISION MEDICAL BATTALION FMF FLEET PATRICK MURDY

Comments: Greetings! I know that my father, Patrick Murdy was a truck driver/ ambulance driver for this division, and that he was at Inchon, and several other places in Korea.

He also spent a good deal of time working as a mechanic, keeping ambulances going. He has always been very quiet about his experiences there, but I would be interested in anything that you could tell me.

Sincerely, his daughter. Please email at jillmaria@hotmail.com

Keywords: FMF, Mechanic, Ambulance, Medical, Inchon, Pat, Murdy, Irish, sargeant, Montana

Theodore (Ted) Hieb

Comments: My Dad, Theodore (Ted) Hieb, was in Korea in 1952-1953. Wolfpack overlooking Han River. Drove Truck for Med. Div. He is now deceased, RIP

Keywords: 3dMedBn, 3dMarDiv, FMF, Camp Pendleton, Calif 1951-1953