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Entry: 82821 7TH MOTOR TRANSPORT BN - MARINES	FIRST AMPHIBIOUS DUCKS POHANG/OCHON 1954
REUEL WHEATLEY wrote on April 21, 2012 City and State: PAWLEYS ISLAND SC Unit: 1ST. AMPHIBIOUS DUCKS 7TH MOTOR RANSPORT POHANG / Service or Relationship: MARINE VETERAN Comments: Looking for any Marine who served in my unit. I was the mess Sargent for one year from 4-1-54 until we were transferred to Japan. I Remember some names and nick names, Womack, Left Leg, Bugler. Feel free to contact me anytime. I enjoyed the duty, friends and education at 18 years old. The mess facility was terrible when I arrived. I knew little about cooking but I was a born trader. We graduated from WWII C Rations to Filets. Also where is Pete ? Keywords:

Entry: 81953 7TH MOTOR TRANSPORT BN - MARINES	B CO. 7TH MOTOR TRANSPORT 1966-67
JAMES FLETCHER wrote on February 2, 2012 City and State: ROCKSPRINGS WY Unit: B C0, 7TH MOTOR TRANSPORT 1966-67 Service or Relationship: MARINE VETERAN Comments: Just looking for a few old buddies that I may have had the pleasure of serving with many years ago. Time frame was 1966-67, Chu-Lai, Viet Nam. Semper Fi my friends Jim Fletcher fletcherjames70@yahoo.com Keywords:

Entry: 81134 7TH MOTOR TRANSPORT BN - MARINES	LOOKING FOR INFO
KARA TOWNE wrote on November 23, 2011 City and State: KENNEBUNK ME Unit: Service or Relationship: FAMILY MEMBER Comments: Searching for memories of my grandfather! Please help we have very little knowledge of his time in Korea. Keywords: 04/13/1951-08/04/1952 Sherm D company 7th. M.T BN.

Entry: 80622 7TH MOTOR TRANSPORT BN - MARINES	7TH MOTOR TRANSPORTATION BATTALION 1ST DIVISION
KEITH ASCHEBROCK wrote on October 8, 2011 City and State: FORT COLLINS CO Unit: Service or Relationship: MARINE VETERAN Comments: Keywords: Gary Cooper

Entry: 79100 7TH MOTOR TRANSPORT BN - MARINES	LOOKING FOR INFORMATION
JOSEPH COMSTOCK wrote on May 30, 2011 City and State: Unit: Service or Relationship: MARINE VETERAN Comments: My names nicole and I'm looking for information on my grandpas unit he was in the 7th MTB and the 1st marines division anythig will help thanks Keywords: Unit patch / info

Entry: 78563 7TH MOTOR TRANSPORT BN - MARINES	CHARGING CHARLIE - RICHARD MEDINA
ALLAN HOUSTON wrote on April 11, 2011 City and State: PALMYRA WI Unit: 7TH MOTOR TRANS. BATTALION 1ST MARINE DIV. COMP.C Service or Relationship: OTHER Comments: looking for Charging Charlie patch Keywords: vietman

Entry: 77653 7TH MOTOR TRANSPORT BN - MARINES	HOPE TO HEAR FROM KOREAN VETS
PHILLIP STREET wrote on January 29, 2011 City and State: JONESBORO IN Unit: 7TH MOTOR TRANSPORT BATT. Service or Relationship: MARINE VETERAN Comments: I have a new e-mail address Keywords: Marine always

Entry: 73540 7TH MOTOR TRANSPORT BN - MARINES	A CO. 7TH MOTOR TRANSPORT BN
BUBBA BATSON wrote on February 13, 2010 City and State: TX Unit: A CO. 7TH MOTOR TRANSPORT BN Service or Relationship: MARINE VETERAN Comments: Ater leaveing Marine Barracks Lake Mead Base, L.V. Nevada, I served with A Co.7th Motor Transport Bn. from Oct 67 - Nov 68, I went in country in Da Nang we eventually moved up to Dong Ha. I was a section leader, seems like we had 2 gun trucks, I still hate the smell of fuel smoke mixed with cold rain on convoys. The ageing process is inter-miten about what it remembers and forgets but 41-42 yrs don't help either. Returning state sice I ended up with 13th Marines Regimental S-1, a jeep driver, from one extreme to the other. Discharged Sep 69 Sgt. Keywords:

Entry: 71240 7TH MOTOR TRANSPORT BN - MARINES	7TH MOTORS VIETNAM 67-68
DAVID WILLIAMS wrote on August 12, 2009 City and State: Unit: Service or Relationship: MARINE VETERAN Comments: Keywords: I was with 7th Motors from 1-67 until the middle of the TET 2-68 Looking for ANYONE who knows me are servied with me.

Entry: 69440 7TH MOTOR TRANSPORT BN - MARINES	LOOKING FOR INFORMATION ON MY DAD
RICHARD GRUWELL wrote on March 10, 2009 City and State: FLINT MI Unit: Service or Relationship: FAMILY MEMBER Comments: I'm looking for any memories of my dad sgt. don gruwell he served with b company 7th motor div. as a shop chief 51-52. was promoted to staff sergeant july 1952. he's gone now but a son would like to know the father Keywords: b company gruwell

Entry: 66457 7TH MOTOR TRANSPORT BN - MARINES	ROBERT W. LEAKE
ROBERT LEAKE wrote on July 12, 2008 City and State: Unit: Service or Relationship: FAMILY MEMBER Comments: I am looking for anyone that remembers my Dad. He was from Chicago, Illinois and enlisted on 30 August 1951. He went to boot camp at MCRD and was stationed at Camp Pendleton. He was in Korea for 11 months between 1951-1953. His MOS was 3531. The only other info I have off his DD 214 is that he was in the Reserve and Recruitment 9th Marine Corp District. Also he told me that he was in the 19th replacement draft and in the 7th motor transport. Any information would be greatly appreciated. Keywords:

Entry: 63545 7TH MOTOR TRANSPORT BN - MARINES	SEARCHING FOR MEMBERS 7TH MTB 2002-2003
BOBBY POWERS wrote on December 26, 2007 City and State: ATHENS AL Unit: A COMPANY 1ST PLT. 7TH MTB Service or Relationship: MARINE VETERAN Comments: I have submitted inquiry before but never received any replys. I am resending this in hopes someone that served with me from 3/52-4/53 might see this and contact me. Time is swiftly passing away and I would like to hear from someone. I served with the 3rd Marine Air wing, Opelaka, Fl upon returning State Side. Bobby L Powers 12/25/07 Keywords:

Entry: 63108 7TH MOTOR TRANSPORT BN - MARINES	WE'RE ALL GETTING OLDER, EH?
J. TUCKER wrote on November 20, 2007 City and State: Unit: 7TH MOTOR TRANSPORT BN, USMC Service or Relationship: MARINE VETERAN Comments: http://chezjacq.com/usmc.html Keywords: 1st Amphibian Truck Co, USMC DUKW Munsan-ni Pohang-dong mustang

Entry: 63040 7TH MOTOR TRANSPORT BN - MARINES	7TH MT BN
RAYMOND FISHER wrote on November 15, 2007 City and State: RICHLAND NC Unit: A CO 7THMOTOR TRANSPORT BN Service or Relationship: MARINE VETERAN Comments: Am looking for anyone who was on a convoy i think in 68that was ambushed on way to LZ stud.i was a wrecker driver for A CO and was put in for a broze star with v device. but never heard any thing about it. bn commanred MAJ BROWNwas on convony. HE had my co put me in for it. SgtRAYMOND F FISHER Keywords: 7th mt bn

Entry: 62023 7TH MOTOR TRANSPORT BN - MARINES	7TH MOTOR TRANSPORT 1-9-53 TO 2-25-54
STEPH MAGUIRE wrote on August 20, 2007 City and State: Unit: Service or Relationship: FAMILY MEMBER Comments: Looking for information regarding my fathers unit. His name was Thomas (Tom, Tommy) Maguire from Fort Dodge Iowa, stationed out of Camp Pendleton. Arrived in Korea 1-9-53. He did not talk much about the war but was very proud to be a Marine. If you know anything please fill me in. Thanks alot! Keywords: 7th motor transport 1-9-53 to 2-25-54

Entry: 61379 7TH MOTOR TRANSPORT BN - MARINES	COMM, H AND S CO, 7TH MT BN 1962 TO 1965
JOHN MANSFIELD wrote on June 23, 2007 City and State: PENNSBURG PA Unit: COMM, H-S CO, 7TH MT BN Service or Relationship: MARINE VETERAN Comments: I was a Ground Radio Tech (MOS 2771) in Comm Plt, H and S Co, 7th MT Bn, from October 1962 until August 1965. I would like to hear from any Marines in H and S during that period. Thanks, Keywords: Comm 7th MT Bn

Entry: 60042 7TH MOTOR TRANSPORT BN - MARINES	7TH MOTOR TRANSPORT BTN, MUNSAN NI
FRANK GRIECO wrote on February 16, 2007 City and State: CAPE CORAL FL Unit: 2ND AUTO MAINTENANCE PLATOON Service or Relationship: MARINE VETERAN Comments: anyone out there who served with this outfit in Korea from apr 52 to july 53. would love to hear from you. Its been a long time Keywords: Billy McCue,, messman -- Harry Jacobs, (Jake) H and S tent ,next to barber, guy who picked all movies---Mike Oro- Santangelo-Tibedeau

Entry: 56693 7TH MOTOR TRANSPORT BN - MARINES	7TH MOTOR TRANSP. 1-9-53 TO 2-25-54
STEPHANIE MAGUIRE-BRAKEY wrote on April 16, 2006 City and State: Unit: Service or Relationship: FAMILY MEMBER Comments: Was looking for info on my fathers war service. He was with the 7th motor transport Battalion Service Command FMF stationed in Korea 1-9-53 to 2-25-54, before that he was at Camp Pendelton.His name was Thomas (Tom, Tommy) Maguire and was from Fort Dodge Iowa. He did not talk about the war but was very proad to be a Marine. He passed away 4-8-2002. Keywords: 7th Motor Trans 1-9-59 to 2-25-54

Entry: 54421 7TH MOTOR TRANSPORT BN - MARINES	HAIL TO ALL 7TH MT BN VETS
JON ULBRICH wrote on November 30, 2005 City and State: ANTELOPE CA Unit: H - S CO., 7TH MT BN Service or Relationship: MARINE VETERAN Comments: Just to say to 'thanks for your service'. I was in Vietnam from Dec. '67 to Jan. '69. I was a radio operator (MOS 2531). Started out in Da Nang and spent last 3 months in Quang Tri province (Dong Ha). Keywords: Nickname: Check'n Jon. Was with H and S C. ,7th MT Bn the entire time there.

Entry: 50599 7TH MOTOR TRANSPORT BN - MARINES	ABLE TRUCK CO. 51-52
RICHARD PHILLIPS wrote on May 5, 2005 City and State: Unit: 1ST MARINE DIVISION, 7TH MT BN, ABLE TRUCK CO. Service or Relationship: MARINE VETERAN - KOREA Comments: Keywords: 1st Marine Division FMF,7th Motor Transport Bn, Able Truck Co. April 1951 to April 1952, Inje

Entry: 45938 7TH MOTOR TRANSPORT BN - MARINES	C COMPANY 1953
RICHARD FRANKLIN wrote on September 22, 2004 City and State: KEENE NH Unit: Service or Relationship: INTERESTED PERSON Comments: Visit this page to see korean war photos! Keywords: http://www.geocities.com/workhomeinyourfreetime/koreamarinephotopage.html

Entry: 44797 7TH MOTOR TRANSPORT BN - MARINES	GEORGE BEMIS
BOB MCPARLAND wrote on July 26, 2004 City and State: LEMONT IL Unit: - Service or Relationship: INTERESTED PERSON Comments: Keywords: Hello. I am working on a memorial project about alumni from my school district who perished in the Korean War. We will dedicate a memorial to them the day after Veterans Day this year. Corporal George Bemis, who served with 7th Motorized Transportation Battalion, served four years in Korea before dying on Jan. 11, 1954. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Did anyone know him? If yes, please provide whatever detail you can about him and his USMC service record. Thanks.

Entry: 44627 7TH MOTOR TRANSPORT BN - MARINES	7TH MOTOR BRIGADE PHOTOS
JOE SANBORN wrote on July 19, 2004 City and State: KEENE NH Unit: Service or Relationship: FAMILY MEMBER Comments: My father kept some photos from Korea and they can be viewed at http://www.lifesfreedoms.net/koreanwar1.html Keywords: 7th motor battalion

Entry: 43776 7TH MOTOR TRANSPORT BN - MARINES	MY FATHER SERVED WITH 7TH MOTOR 53 TO 54 C COMPANY
JOE SANBORN wrote on June 13, 2004 City and State: KEENE NH Unit: Service or Relationship: MARINE VETERAN - KOREA Comments: My father served in Korea With The 7th motor div Charlie company during 53 and 54. His name was Harry Sanborn a.k.a. Sonny a.k.a. The Cat. I am interested in coresponding with anyone who wishes to share their story. I Know it was no picnic in Korea but I am interested in how the War affected my Father. I would love to hear from anyone that knew him. Keywords: Cat, Hawk

Entry: 40921 7TH MOTOR TRANSPORT BN - MARINES	7THMTBN 58-61
KENT KOOPMAN wrote on February 16, 2004 City and State: CONGRESS AZ Unit: H-SCO,7THMTBN,1STMARDIV Service or Relationship: FRIEND OF VETERAN Comments: I was a seventeen year old just out of boot camp when I was assigned to 7thMTBn at Camp Pendleton in August 1958. The senior NCO's and officers were all Korean and/or WWII vets. These honorable men were my role models and mentors. Thanks again to Major Zlamal, 1stSgt Max Stillings, 1stLt Fugate, and the others whose names are lost somewhere in my memories. Keywords:

Entry: 40250 7TH MOTOR TRANSPORT BN - MARINES	LOOKING FOR SOME ONE WHO CAN HELP
HARRY ALLRED wrote on January 25, 2004 City and State: SALT LAKE CITY UT Unit: Service or Relationship: MARINE VETERAN - KOREA Comments: Due to old timers desease, have forgotten names but not the faces of fellows I served with and the unit for sure that I served in. I think it was the 7th Transportion. I landed in korea a wonson in North Korea Jan 1952, served in that area till sometime in the spring we then moved south near Pamonjong. I remainded there until I was rotated, Feb 1953. I remember we had a company commander name Major Young. Hell of a nice guy. I remember that we didn't have anything but C and K rations when we first got there but we pulled a Radar and pulled out of an army supply place in Seol all we need even the best China. I also remember we had a fellow from texas that stuttered but boy could he sing. I would really like some help. My children keep asking me about things in Korea. Keywords:

Entry: 38199 7TH MOTOR TRANSPORT BN - MARINES	7TH MOTOR TRANSPORT BN.
LARRY KLINE wrote on November 11, 2003 City and State: WOODBRIDGE VA Unit: Service or Relationship: MARINE VETERAN - KOREA Comments: I was in the 7th Motor Transport Bn. near Munsan-Ni from December 31, 1953 until the 38th Draft went home in February 1955. I remember a lot of faces, but only a few names. Sgt. Hyder and Cpl. Dorado were in my tent. Sgt. Douglas Jamie from Minneapolis was the Company Armorer. I went pheasant hunting with him and a tall red-headed Sgt. whose name I can't remember. Sgt. Sosebee (sp) was the Bn. Clerk. Larry Kline Keywords:

Entry: 34438 7TH MOTOR TRANSPORT BN - MARINES	LOOKING FOR TEDDY EWALD
RICHARD GOULD wrote on May 27, 2003 City and State: REDMOND OR Unit: Service or Relationship: MARINE VETERAN - KOREA Comments: Teddy Ewald and I both graduated from San Mateo High School (ca.) in 1946. After this he moved to Santa Cruz, Ca. then joined the Marines in '48. I joined the Marines in l950. We both ended up in the 7th Motor transport Battalion. Teddy got there a few months ahead of me. Soon after, we both transfered to the 3rd Bat. 1st Regt. Sometime around Dec. '51 Teddy was severely wounded at the Central Eastern front near "Luke the Gook's Castle." Since then I have never been able to locate him. If anyone has any information about Teddy, please contact me. Semper Fi Richard Gould Keywords: 7th Motor Transport Battalion april'51 to nov'51 transferred to the 3rd Battalion first Regiment Oct '51 and served to april '52

Entry: 33786 7TH MOTOR TRANSPORT BN - MARINES	UNIT HELP REQUIRED PYONG TAEK
JOHN RYDER wrote on April 23, 2003 City and State: ZEPHYRHILLS FL Unit: ? Service or Relationship: MARINE VETERAN - KOREA Comments: I was in a motor pool assigned to (capt dale ward comming officer )bmf121 cant remember unit no or names other than Stevens (from Ms.) and Murphy (from tx) Need help fast anyone remembering John Ryder please e-mail and I'll give fon no. Keywords: pyong taek (k6) 1953-1954

Entry: 33470 7TH MOTOR TRANSPORT BN - MARINES	7TH MOTOR TRANSPORT BAT. SERVICE COMMAND FMF
STEPHANIE MAGUIRE wrote on April 7, 2003 City and State: Unit: Service or Relationship: FAMILY MEMBER Comments: Am looking for information on my fathers war service and anyone who may have known him. He was in the 7th Motor Transport Battalion Service Command FMF ( What does that mean?) 1-9-53 to 2-25-54 korea. His name was Thomas (Tom) Maguire he was from Iowa. He never talked about Korea but was very proud to be a Marine. He passed away in April of 2002 . Thank you for any info you have. Keywords:

Entry: 31940 7TH MOTOR TRANSPORT BN - MARINES	7TH 'MOTOR T' IN NAM
GEORGE (HAP) HAZZARD wrote on February 11, 2003 City and State: Unit: Service or Relationship: FRIEND OF VETERAN Comments: i'm looking for anyone who was with 7th motor t and was transporting I co 3rd bn 5th Marnes on a "rough rider" between chau li and da nang. this occurred in may '67. the convoy was hit with a hand detonated land mine. a driver named "willie" wiliams from the miami area was kiled. any help finding his family would be appreciatd. thanks. sgt "hap" hazzard Keywords:

Entry: 31741 7TH MOTOR TRANSPORT BN - MARINES	SEMPER FI BUCKEYE
CHARLES FEENY wrote on February 5, 2003 City and State: TOLEDO OH Unit: H-S CO. 7TH MOTOR TRANSPORT BN. Service or Relationship: MARINE VETERAN - KOREA Comments: I arrived Inchon 3oct52 was assigned to 7th motors comm section.I was tansferred to 1st amtracks april53 Would like to hear from anyone that was there at that time. Keywords: major orem, capt.cashin,gunner mooney,tsgt.jack dugan, william watson,jerome sullivan,ted gembcynski

Entry: 28795 7TH MOTOR TRANSPORT BN - MARINES	KOREAN VET
RONALD RICHOUX wrote on October 11, 2002 City and State: HIDE-A-WAY LAKE MS Unit: 7TH MOTOR TRANSPORT BN. D COMPANY Service or Relationship: MARINE VETERAN - KOREA Comments: Something I wrote. Hope you enjoy. Let me hear from you The United States Marine Corps Motto is Semper Fidelis        (always faithful)             The Marines Always Say Semper Fi My wife, Becky, who teaches nursing, recently invited me to one of her classes? graduation ceremonies. After the ceremony, she introduced me to one of her favorite students. Her student in turn introduced me to her husband. To my surprise, she introduced me to him as a former Marine. He introduced himself as a sergeant on active duty, whose name is Sylvester Gordon . To my astonishment, he greeted me with a full hug and said, ?Semper-Fi, brother, Semper-Fi?. I backed away a couple of steps, and for the first time, looked into his eyes. He appeared to have just stepped out of a Marine Corps recruiting poster. We made small talk for a few minutes, and then he asked me when and where I had served in the Corps. I informed him that I had been in the long forgotten police action of Korea, with the First Marine Division. He looked at me with a surprised look and said, ?Sir, in no way have you or the Korean War been forgotten. I know you have not been forgotten in places that matter. Sir, you and Korea have not been forgotten in the Marine Corps. I know all about Inchon and the other great battles.? He then looked at me and said something I could not believe. He said, ?Sir, you honor me with your presence.? This was one of the few times in my life I felt as though a thank you was totally inadequate and probably sounded stupid.    We talked for a while, and I then asked him a question. I told him that most of my adult life, people had asked me, ?What does Semper Fi mean?? To tell them it means ?always faithful? leaves out more than it explains. He said, ?All I can do with that question is to quote what is perhaps an overused phrase. To those who know, no explanation is necessary, and to those who do not, no amount of explanation is enough. However, to me, it means Marines will never return to safety without their wounded and dead comrades. Sir, that, to me, is Semper Fi?. I could not answer him.        I told him that I was writing a book on the genealogy of my family and that some day I hoped to be able to write what Semper Fi meant to me. He gave me that same great smile and said, ?Sir, just think about it, and in time, I am certain you will do just that.? I do not profess to be a poet, or a writer, but today, for reasons that I will never explain to anyone as long as I live, I have written my definition of ?Semper Fi.?    I have written this in honor of every Marine of the First Marine Division who never returned from Korea. I have written this in memory of you because:        ©              {You Define Semper Fi}       You were all so young when you died and with all my honesty, to this day I never knew why. All of my life I have been haunted as to why it was you and not I. As God is my witness you define Semper Fi. I saw some of you this very morning at 2:00 a.m. You awakened me from my sleep screaming for help, but as hard as I try I can never reach you. Perhaps it?s because you look down from your place so high. I know you are seated at the right hand of God, You define Semper Fi. From my same dream I saw an old man in the mirror of life I questioned him carefully through a nervous cry Why were they all so young when they died? Why was it them and not I? I recognized the old man as myself, and was shocked with his reply. Oh you fool, do you not know why? They were so much greater than you and I. They were picked by God to define Semper Fi. There are those who tell me that because of war, I am cursed. I tell them, I saw some give it all up only a few years after their birth. Those who tell me I must forget, I just ignore. Do you not see? I must live with their memory all the days of my life because out of it all they were the ones who made the supreme sacrifice I was fortunate enough to have known them in their strife. They were heroes enough to have been picked by God,to define Semper Fi. I now know that in the twilight of my fall I can live with it all, because once upon a time, in the prime of my youth I knew a few good men who in honor stood tall. They are the few and proud that I have known, who made the sacrifice and answered the call. As long as I live I will always have their picture in my mental file because it is them alone who were picked by God, to define Semper Fi. Written June -1998                Copyright-1998 © Sgt. Ronald Paul Richoux, Sr. 1182623               reshoe@datasync.com Keywords: Served with D company 7th Motor transport from Aug 1951 to Oct 1952. I was always called Frenchie. I anm of French desandents and speak the language.

Entry: 28067 7TH MOTOR TRANSPORT BN - MARINES
RONALD (RON) FIELDS wrote on September 6, 2002 City and State: ALBUQUERQUE NM Unit: Service or Relationship: - Comments: Keywords:

Entry: 28066 7TH MOTOR TRANSPORT BN - MARINES	SEARCHING FOR ANYONE WHO KNEW MY GREAT UNCLE BILLY JEAN FIELDS
RONALD (RON) FIELDS wrote on September 5, 2002 City and State: ALBUQUERQUE NM Unit: Service or Relationship: FAMILY MEMBER Comments: Hello I'm trying to find out about what happened to my Great Uncle Billy Jean Fields who was in A Company Transport Battalion. He was probably around 18 when he was the there. Did any of you know him. He was reported as having been captured around Dec. 11th, 1950 and having died as a POW by 4,1, 1951. Any information would be appreciated. Thank you Ron Fields Keywords: A Company 7th Motor Transport Battalion-Korea-Battle at Chosin

Entry: 25259 7TH MOTOR TRANSPORT BN - MARINES	7TH MOTOR TRANSPORT BN, D CO., KOREA
STANLEY WHITE wrote on May 5, 2002 City and State: Unit: Service or Relationship: MARINE VETERAN - KOREA Comments: I landed at Wonsan in early to mid-November 1950 and was at Hangnam, Hungham, and assisted in the evacuation from Hungnam in December 1950. After Hungnam, we went to Pusan, and then an LST to Mesan. Served at Pohang, Wonju, and later to Japan and then in early 1952, to San Francisco, then home. Keywords: Names I remember are Joe Fox, Stanley Waycliff, Bill McCool.

Entry: 23906 7TH MOTOR TRANSPORT BN - MARINES	7TH MOTOR 'T'
JOHNNY (BUTCH) HAW wrote on March 13, 2002 City and State: Unit: Service or Relationship: INTERESTED PERSON Comments: I served as MOS 2531 Field Radio Operator in 7th Motor Transport Battalion- 1st Marine Division, H and S Company, Communications Platoon, in Chu Lai and Danang, Vietnam, 1966 and 1967. Semper Fi Korean War Brothers! Keywords: 7th Motor Transport Battalion- 1st Marine Division, H and S Company, Communications Platoon

Entry: 23200 7TH MOTOR TRANSPORT BN - MARINES	LOOKING INFORMATION
ANTHONY F. MILANES wrote on February 16, 2002 City and State: CALEXICO CA Unit: CHARLIE COMPANY, 7TH MOTOR TRANSPORT Service or Relationship: MARINE VETERAN - KOREA Comments: I am very interested in speaking to or meeting with some of my fellow Marines that I served with in Korea. Any information (addresses and/or phone numbers) would be very helpful. Thank you for any help. Keywords: I was in the Charlie company of the 7th Motor Transport, in Korea during June 1952 through July 1953. I would like to receive a roster of my fellow Marines that served with me during that time.

Entry: 21602 7TH MOTOR TRANSPORT BN - MARINES	' D' CO 7TH MT.BN.
LEROY SCHMIDT wrote on December 18, 2001 City and State: Unit: Service or Relationship: MARINE VETERAN - KOREA Comments: Would like hear from anyone that was in Korea when the Division move back to Camp Pendleton in 1955 Keywords:

Entry: 20918 7TH MOTOR TRANSPORT BN - MARINES	I REALLY NEED HELP
TIFFANY DAMERON wrote on November 23, 2001 City and State: Unit: Service or Relationship: MARINE VETERAN - KOREA Comments: My grandfather was in the Korean war. He didn't say anything really about it other than he got a Korean woman pregnant. He said he was 17 when he entered the war (1959). He died two years ago and left my mother looking for her long lost brother or sister. Now my aunt(his other only know daughter) has a rare disease and might need a kidney transplant. We need as much information on him as we can get to see if the disease runs in the family. If you know Corvan Fox, please e-mail me. My grandmother never stayed around long enough to raise my mother so we are pretty much looking for a miracle. If you know where to obtain his military ID number or discharge number, I would be much obliged. Thanks, Tiffany Keywords:

Entry: 18638 7TH MOTOR TRANSPORT BN - MARINES	7TH MOTOR TRANSPORT BN., KOREA
BOBBY POWERS wrote on August 12, 2001 City and State: ATHENS AL Unit: 7TH MT BN. 1ST PLT, A CO. Service or Relationship: MARINE VETERAN - KOREA Comments: It is hard to remember names after so many years, but I still remember your faces and some of the experances that we had. Sure would like to hear from you guys that I served with in Korea. We were located at Munsun Ni very close to the Rail Head about 7or 8 miles below the Freedom Gate Bridge, I bet you crossed it many times.Pleas reply if possible. SEMPER FI. Bobby Powers Keywords: Richard Ross, Ned Harris, B.L Webber etal

Entry: 18229 7TH MOTOR TRANSPORT BN - MARINES	7TH MTR. TRANSPORT
DANNY MATTHEWS wrote on July 24, 2001 City and State: ST. LOUIS MO Unit: 1ST PLT. C COMPANY Service or Relationship: MARINE VETERAN - KOREA Comments: Was in c co. 1st.plt. 7th mtr.transport in korea from sept. 1952 to sept.1953, Would like to hear from someone that was there in that time period. I remember some last names maybe some one may know there whereabouts. Petroskie,Brown, Deaton and Kearns Keywords:

Entry: 16926 7TH MOTOR TRANSPORT BN - MARINES	B CO 3RDD PLTOON 4/52-4/53
ELWOOD (TOM) RABER wrote on May 29, 2001 City and State: MD Unit: BAKER CO. 7TH MOTORS (1952-53) Service or Relationship: MARINE VETERAN - KOREA Comments: Want to here from anyone who served with Baker Co. 3rd plt. from April 52-53. Keywords:

Entry: 16511 7TH MOTOR TRANSPORT BN - MARINES	TRUCK DRIVER
FREDERICK S. (FRED) PLOEGSTRA wrote on May 12, 2001 City and State: RUDYARD MI Unit: 'D' CO., 7TH MT BN., IST MARINE DIV. Service or Relationship: MARINE VETERAN - KOREA Comments: When they heard that I was coming, they signed a Truce--I guess I should have come earlier! I was there right after we moved back "South" of MUNSONI railhead. Also was there for the POW exchange, and until the Marines Pulled out. I don't remember names--but do have a few pictures. I was surprised to see this on my e-mail--glad someone is doing something like this. Keywords:

Entry: 13519 7TH MOTOR TRANSPORT BN - MARINES	7TH MOTOR TRAN SUPPORT BN
KENN LUCAS wrote on December 8, 2000 City and State: Unit: Service or Relationship: INTERESTED PERSON Comments: sever with 7th motors in viet nam transport co 2nd platoon want to know the history of what happen to this comapny nickname was Rough Riders anyone having any infor about this unit please contact me at the e/mail addy thank you Keywords: tanspodrt co. formely was delta co. all were lost in korea

Entry: 13194 7TH MOTOR TRANSPORT BN - MARINES	LOOKING FOR 1ST AMPH. TRUCK CO 1953-54
CARL RADTKE wrote on November 23, 2000 City and State: BUFFALO NY Unit: 1ST AMPHIBIAN TRUCK CO. (DUKW) Service or Relationship: MARINE VETERAN - KOREA Comments: Looking for information on 2nd Batt. Fox Co. 7th Reg. looking for any information on battle -Vegas,Reno,Carson March 26- 28,1953. Looking for anyone who remembers Edward Trautwein from Buffalo,NY. I Was Eddie best friend from childhood. We enlisted in the Marine Corps together. Any information would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Carl Radtke 7th motor transport. Keywords: Gungho,7th MOtor Transport Battalion

Entry: 11070 7TH MOTOR TRANSPORT BN - MARINES	1ST DIV. 7TH MOTOR TRANSPORT BATT C COMPANY
DONALD BAUMANN wrote on August 16, 2000 City and State: COCOA BEACH FL Unit: 1ST MARINE DIV. 7TH MOTOR TRANSPORT BATT. C COMP. Service or Relationship: MARINE VETERAN - KOREA Comments: We landed at Inchon September 15 1950, would like to see if the site could be updateded to include those dates from 1950 on. Would be happy to assist. I have been looking for a site for the 7th Motor Transport Batt. for some time. Good work and thank you. Sgt. Don Baumann Ret. Keywords: Nickname Bo, Campaigns Inchon, Kimpo,Seoul,Wanson Hungnam,Kot'O-Ri,Yudam-Ni,Chosin Res,evacuation Hungnam, and back up across the 38th Par. when relived.

Entry: 10577 7TH MOTOR TRANSPORT BN - MARINES	7TH MOTOR TRANSPORT BATTALION- 1ST MARINE DIVISION
OSCAR ROJAS wrote on July 24, 2000 City and State: Unit: Service or Relationship: FAMILY MEMBER Comments: My father-in-law, Oscar Rojas, was part of the Marines in the 1st Division of C-Company and the 7th Motor Transport in Moon Saw Knee, Korea (7 miles south of the 38th Parallel), during 1950 and 1951. If you were stationed there and would like to say, "Hi" to him, you can reach him at (561-334-3517). He and his wife were commercial artists; however, they are retired and live in Sunny Florida near his sisters and son. He has told amusing anecdotes concerning "Rats' heads on sticks", as well as numerous UFO sightings--Oh, and donuts. Keywords:

Entry: 8002 7TH MOTOR TRANSPORT BN - MARINES	COMPANY C: SGT. JAMES PATRICK KELLY
J. MATTYS wrote on April 15, 2000 City and State: NEW BRIGHTON MN Unit: Service or Relationship: FAMILY MEMBER Comments: I am trying to find info on my uncle Sgt. James Patrick Kelly from Minnesota was in Korea 11/51 to 11/52? Anyone know anything? Uncle Jim would never talk of his time in Korea but his family needs to know- he just died 4/00 Keywords: Co. C , 7th MTBN FMF , 1st Marine Div, POW

Entry: 2327 7TH MOTOR TRANSPORT BN - MARINES	7TH MOTOR TRANSPORT
PHIL A. STREET wrote on January 6, 1999 City and State: JONESBORO IN Unit: 7-MOTOR TRANSPORT-US MARINES Service or Relationship: Comments: I Was In 7th Motor Transport in Korea from Feb. 1952 to Feb. 1953 U.S. Marines sure would enjoy hearing from anyone from that unit, we had Able,Baker Charlie, Dog and Ducks outfit also H and S. I was in H and S as a cook, though many didn't think I was. Sorry about that. I stll have health problems from the sub-zero weather and it has always hurt me that almost no one cares about what the Korean vet went through. A neighbor boy thought Korea was a brand of computer, Keywords:

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