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Entry: 81302 1ST ANGLICO DETACHMENT	CAMP CATLIN 1954-1955
JAMES AMARANTES wrote on December 12, 2011 CITY AND STATE: UNIT: 1ST ANGLICO SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: MARINE VETERAN Comments: I reported to 1st Anglico, Camp Catlin in July, 1954 and was assigned to the Amateur Radio Station KH6AJF located in the middle of the big field underneath all the antennas. Worked with Sgt. John Rokus, and M/Sgts Ray Baumann and Steve Byrnes. In Dec. 1955 relocated station to Camp Smith. Anybody out there from that period? Jim Amarantes, Maj. USMC Ret'd Keywords:

Entry: 77084 1ST ANGLICO DETACHMENT	LOOKING FOR 1ST ANGLICO BUDDIES
RICHARD CAMPBELL wrote on December 9, 2010 CITY AND STATE: PARADISE CA UNIT: 1ST ANGLICO SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: MARINE VETERAN Comments: Still looking. Enlisted Iowa, 9-51 MCRD Diego Plt 303. Camp Catlin, Air Team, 2 tours Korea. Friend of Ian (Scottie) Campbell in Korea and LA when he was killed. Any body remember me. I just cant come up with other names Keywords: Plt303 MCRD, Camp Catlin, Punch Bowl, Capt James O"Neil, Dick Campbell

Entry: 74496 1ST ANGLICO DETACHMENT	NAVAL GUNFIRE,CAMP CATLIN 1951-54
ROBERT (BOB) WILSON wrote on April 26, 2010 CITY AND STATE: NORTH VANCOUVER BC UNIT: 1ST ANGLICO, HAWAII AND KOREA SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: MARINE VETERAN Comments: Was in USMC at Camp Catlin and East Coast of Korea, Naval Gunfire, from 1951-1954. Would like to hear from guys who were there. Now live in Canada. Keywords:

Entry: 74081 1ST ANGLICO DETACHMENT	1ST ANGLICO, CAMP CATLIN, 1952-1953
BILL CARROLL wrote on March 26, 2010 CITY AND STATE: LAS VEGAS NV UNIT: 1ST ANGLICO SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: MARINE VETERAN Comments: If anyone knows the month and year that several teams were on the Bon Homme Richard Aircaraft Carrior I would appreciate this information. Also, need to know when we watched the Atomic Bomb blast- - Month and year in 1952 or 1953. I found one friend who was with me but he's 81 and his memory is gone as he didn't remember me or any thing else about that time. I'm sure Jim MacInturff would remember if anyone knows how to find him. He also worked at the enlisted men's club as a bartender at Camp Catlin.I think he was from Missouri when he was drafted in 1951 Keywords: Units were 8 enlisted men with one officer. Friends were James (Jim) MacInturff, David Barnhizer, Norman Brezeal and several others. Spent some time on the Bon Homme Richard Aircraft Carrior in Korean waters. Watched an Atomic bomb blast in Nevada after a cancelled trip to Alaska to train troops.

Entry: 72590 1ST ANGLICO DETACHMENT	BEFORE D-DAY AT INCHON
VANCE HALL wrote on November 29, 2009 CITY AND STATE: TULSA OK UNIT: 1ST ANGLICO FMF SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: MARINE VETERAN Comments: Two authors are currently working on books that will include ANGLICO history during the Korean War. I'm working to assist with info to post on the ANGLICO forum for their use. A confusing issue has arisen, one of many, due to the lack of official records for 1st ANGLICO or those detached as 1st Signal Battalion. I have photos of a Marine who landed on or near Inchon PRIOR TO D-day. The account by Gen. Krulak ("First to Fight") states that the Army's request for Marine Raiders (apparently didn't exist after 1944) was rejected by the Marines - the Raiders and other allied special units were to recon the area prior to D-day. There are so many conflicts among the vague accounts, that I can't figure out what happened. Were ANGLICO Marines recruited for such a mission by McArthur without approval from Marine Corps command? Does anyone know anything about pre-Inchon landing reconnaisance mission? Were ANGLICO Marines in place to call in NGF? Is all this B.S.? Are there any official documents about ANGLICO ops? Does anyone have books to recommend that would assist me in unravelling the details of ANGLICO support for all the units it supported? Thanks, and Semper Fi, Vance Hall, Duty NCO www.1anglico.org Keywords: Inchon, D-day, ANGLICO

Entry: 72000 1ST ANGLICO DETACHMENT	ANGLICO WEBSITES
VANCE HALL wrote on October 18, 2009 CITY AND STATE: TULSA OK UNIT: 1ST ANGLICO FMF SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: MARINE VETERAN Comments: The website for the ANGLICO Assoc. is down, our outstanding former webmaster unable to continue, and I've been asked to rebuild it. The new ANGLICO Association website will take some months to reconstruct, as many of the photos and files will have to be recovered. We have this static public website, under construction now, and we have an interactive, restricted-access forum. Links to both are at www.1anglico.org. Contact me to gain access to the restricted ANGLICO forum. Our Korean War collection of historical documents and images is growing slowly but steadily. But this segment of our earliest history is difficult to reconstruct, as our teams were detached to other units. Two authors are currently penning books on ANGLICO's entire history, and have access not only to the Korean War Project, but also to the ANGLICO Assoc. and ANGLICO forum information. Semper Fi Keywords: Sub Unit One, KMC, ROKMC, Vietnam

Entry: 71417 1ST ANGLICO DETACHMENT	NAVAL GUNFIRE PLATOON
ROBERT WHITE wrote on August 26, 2009 CITY AND STATE: PERRY HALL MD UNIT: NAAVAL GUNFIRE PLATOON SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: MARINE VETERAN Comments: Master Sgt. Claude Talbott was one of our spotters. We also manned a "generator bunker" on an island just below the lines and connected to the shoreline by a small land bridge. From this bunker we sent out a beam for ships to lock onto to fix their position. Keywords: Me, Dick Detzer as radio operators and others spotters for Naval Gunfire assigned to 15th ROK Army Division on Korea east Coast involved in enemy attack on Hill 351 known as Anchor Hill, 2 to 4 June 1953 and 13 to 15 june 1953.

Entry: 70500 1ST ANGLICO DETACHMENT	INFORMATION
ALFRED BESSETTE wrote on June 8, 2009 CITY AND STATE: UNIT: SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: MARINE VETERAN Comments: Are Marines such as myself who enlisted in August 1953 and eventually sent to Kobi Japan but not Korea considered Korean ERA Marines Keywords:

Entry: 69688 1ST ANGLICO DETACHMENT	WEGNER, RICHARD LEE - ANGLICO CASUALTY
VANCE HALL wrote on March 29, 2009 CITY AND STATE: TULSA OK UNIT: 1ST ANGLICO SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: MARINE VETERAN Comments: Wegner, Richard Lee . Rank Not Aailable . Date Not Avaiable MIA - 1st Signal Bn. ANGLICO Chosin Res. I need more information, especially the date, in order to properly honor this ANGLICO Marine on the ANGLICO Association website and the ANGLICO forum. If anyone has more information, please contact me. Semper Fi Keywords: Wegner, Richard Lee - 1st Signal Bn. ANGLICO Chosin Res.

Entry: 69087 1ST ANGLICO DETACHMENT	COMMAND CHRONOLOGIES
VANCE HALL wrote on February 12, 2009 CITY AND STATE: TULSA OK UNIT: 1ST ANGLICO, SUB UNIT ONE, VIETNAM SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: MARINE VETERAN Comments: A number of us are working hard to compile our unit's history from the Korean War to present. We have very limited info on JASCO, all the Command Chronologies from 1965-1972 for Vietnam, but no official documents for the Korean War. I have only one article about us in an Artillery journal. If anyone knows where I can find 1st ANGLICO Command Chronologies (or equivalent official USMC records) for the Korean War, I'd like to add these to our ANGLICO website. I was recently outbid on EBAY for some unofficial book about the Korean War Anglicans. Thanks, and.... Semper Fi Keywords: Nightcover 1-4

Entry: 69070 1ST ANGLICO DETACHMENT	TRYING TO GET ON SITE
CHARLES A. FRANCIS wrote on February 11, 2009 CITY AND STATE: BRYAN OH UNIT: ANGLICO THROUGH 1-2 AND FMF SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: MARINE VETERAN Comments: Just trying to enter site for 1st Anglico Keywords: Pohang Dong,Puson,Inchon,North Korea

Entry: 66782 1ST ANGLICO DETACHMENT	CLOSE AIR SUPPORT-KOREA
WILLIAM FOLEY wrote on August 3, 2008 CITY AND STATE: BILLINGS MT UNIT: CLOSE AIR SUPPORT SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: MARINE VETERAN Comments: Would like to hear from other members of the unit. Keywords: 1st Marine Division 1952

Entry: 66770 1ST ANGLICO DETACHMENT	CAMP CATLIN
TOM OHLUND wrote on August 3, 2008 CITY AND STATE: AUGUSTA ME UNIT: SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: MARINE VETERAN Comments: What fun! Keywords: island off N.Korea Yongpyong-do (spelling?); August 1952-Fef. 1953. At army artillery company 40 miles north of Soctcho-ri August '53-Feb. '54.

Entry: 66707 1ST ANGLICO DETACHMENT	1ANG, CAMP CATLIN AND KOREA
MAX SARAZIN wrote on July 29, 2008 CITY AND STATE: EASTHAM MA UNIT: 1ST ANGLICO FMF, CAMP CATLIN SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: MARINE VETERAN Comments: Served 1st ANGLICO FMF, Camp Catlin 3/52-3/54 with 6 mo. on Sok'to, N. Korea calling in Naval Gunfire and artillery (90mm field guns). Sgt. Max Sarazin USMC 1194840/2531 PDD Max Sarazin, Seadog Pound Keeper, #338 Past Cmdt C and I Det 955, MCL Keywords: 'Wildcat', NGF Plt, Camp Catlin, Hill 407? Sok'to.

Entry: 63477 1ST ANGLICO DETACHMENT	1ST ANGLICO CAMP SMITH
JESSE MACK wrote on December 20, 2007 CITY AND STATE: SPRINGFIELD MO UNIT: 1ST ANGLICO AIR PLT. 1-4 SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: MARINE VETERAN Comments: like to hear from 1st anglico marines camp smith 1956-1958 or naval gunfire 2nd anglico uss rockbrige lebanon 1958 Keywords:

Entry: 59693 1ST ANGLICO DETACHMENT	CAMP CATLIN, OHAU, HI
BOB CONNOLLY wrote on January 20, 2007 CITY AND STATE: ALEXANDRIA VA UNIT: HQCO, H-S BN, FMF PAC, CAMP CATKIN SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: MARINE VETERAN Comments: Would like to hear from anyone who serve at camp catlin, during 1948 -1950. I was assigned to casual company during that period. CWO(Ret.) R. Connolly Keywords: hq fmf pac., camp catlin, hi 1948-1950

Entry: 59574 1ST ANGLICO DETACHMENT	FIRST ANGLICO FMF PAC 51-52 KOREA
GEORGE MOURAD wrote on January 12, 2007 CITY AND STATE: UNIT: SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: MARINE VETERAN Comments: Keywords: punch bowl 51-52

Entry: 57590 1ST ANGLICO DETACHMENT	THANKS
JOE PAUL SR. wrote on June 10, 2006 CITY AND STATE: UNIT: SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: OTHER Comments: HI Keywords:

Entry: 57112 1ST ANGLICO DETACHMENT	1ST ANGLICO FMF PAC, CAMP CATLIN
RICHARD RAAF wrote on May 11, 2006 CITY AND STATE: UNIT: CALL SIGN: CHARM CHARLIE SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: MARINE VETERAN Comments: Served with 1st ANGLICO, FMF PAC, Mar 51 - Mar 53, originally stationed in Pearl Harbor, then opened Camp Catlin. Played football with the FMF PAC team coached by Capt. Norm Verry (Fall of 1951). Part of the team of 24 ANGLICO Marines sent to Japan to teach Army foward observers the principles of Naval Gunfire; then to Okinawa for a landing operation with the 29th Infantry. Served with a team on the West Coast of Korea on the islands of Sokto and Chodo. Names of personnel familiar with at those time: Ken Moser, Bob Powell, George Memmer, Bob Petkus, Paul Sotlaire, Bill Dombroski, Ray Winder, Ernie Barfield, Charlie Maki, Frank Silkman, Don Spicer, Ken Youngman, Scotty Masterson, and many other fantastic individuals. Keywords:

Entry: 57108 1ST ANGLICO DETACHMENT	1ST ANGLICO REUNION 2006
JOHN MAURER wrote on May 11, 2006 CITY AND STATE: COLUMBUS OH UNIT: 1ST ANGLICO SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: MARINE VETERAN Comments: May 18-21 2006. Hotel at 1-877-609-6086 Midwest Conference Center, Columbus. I forgot to post this notice in a timely fashion here this year. Better late than never, I hope. We have a lot of Korean Era guys show up at this reunion. Jerry Thomas, Howie Beale, and Ken Netznick have died since last year's reunion. Thomas and Beale had reservations at the hotel, but didn't make it. Hope you can. Semper Fi. Keywords: ANGLICO

Entry: 56902 1ST ANGLICO DETACHMENT	ADDITIONAL INFORMATION TO BOB ARNOLD'S ARTICLE
ELWIN (ELI) BASQUIN wrote on April 29, 2006 CITY AND STATE: PEORIA IL UNIT: 1ST. ANGLICO FMF AIR PLATOON SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: MARINE VETERAN Comments: Bob Arnold's comments did not cover information about the Air Platoon since he was with Naval Gunfire Platoon. While stationed at the reclaimed Camp Catlin quonsets these air teams trained at Makua Valley, calling air strikes via field radios with planes from aircraft carriers located at Pearl Harbor. Teams were rotated to Korea in 6 month intervals, usually relieving each team before them attached to the KMC's. First groups were sent to the Yalu River area and were overrun by the Chinese, then moved to the Punch Bowl area, but few air strikes available particularly during the winter of 51-52....teams worked with artilery part of the time because our radio communications. As the war moved to the south/west near the 8th parellel and the DMZ (before it was so deisgnated)aircraft (mostly AD's) were more plentiful and lent great support for napalm coverage in the open "no-mans-land" area's between the more mountainous zones. Pilots from Austrailia and England participated. Korean Marines's had little equipment or artillery and were vunerable to Chinese and N Korean combat troups. The KMC's and our air teams were too far forward for most USMC regiment artillery support so 1st Anglico air support was effective. Air team members, Sgt Eli Basquin was awarded the Bronze Star w/Combat "V" and Sgt Bob Richardson received a Special Commendation Medal on Marine Corp Birthday Regiment Parade Nov.'52 by FMF Commanding General Franklin Hart at Pearl Harbor. Anglico team members and pictures are available. Keywords: Pearl Harbor, Camp Catlin, Air Platoon, Makua Valley, Korea, Yalu River, Chosin Resevoir. Punch Bowl, KMC's, DMZ, Freedom Gate Bridge, Panmunjon, '51-54,

Entry: 55519 1ST ANGLICO DETACHMENT	FIRST ANGLICO FMF PAC KOREAN WAR (CONTINUED)
ROBERT ARNOLD wrote on February 2, 2006 CITY AND STATE: NORTH PALM BEACH FL UNIT: FIRST ANGLICO FMF PAC 1950 TO 1953 SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: NAVY VETERAN Comments: Perhaps one of the most elite, and least known activities of the U.S. Marine Corps was the action of the First Air and Naval Gunfire Liaison Company ( First Anglico), Fleet Marine Force, Pacific, which served from 1950 to 1953. Trained and home-based at Camp Catlin, Nimitz Highway, just outside Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, all officers and enlisted in this prestigious unit were required to have an IQ of 115 or better. First Anglico consisted of 12 teams of 12 men each. Each team contained one officer artillery spotter, one officer Marine naval avaitor for close air support. and one naval officer for Naval gunfire support. Each team had nine communications specialists complete with required radio equipment. Most of us spent numerous days and nights on the Kahoolawe Hawaii Naval Gunfire target Island,in the bunker, spotting Naval Gunfire projectiles. Every U.S.NAVY AND nato GUNSHIP that passed thru Pearl Harbor had to qualify in shore bombardment on actual targets. This included Destroyers, Light Cruisers, Heavy Cruisers and 16 inch Battleships. Almost every Marine regiment in Korea had a First Anglico team in its forward observation post. Marine regiment commanders knew the importance to the ground troops of close support, and First Anglico supplied numerous close support missions. At a later stage in the Korean war, First Anglico teams were stationed on the offshore islands of North Korea's western side, with a six-gun destroyer ( six 5" 50 caliber naval rifles) in support, to deny the communists the use of the coastal highway. Because of the enlisted's high IQ, many later went to the Marine Corps officer school in Quantico, Virginia, and were commissioned. The First Anglico teams contributed greatly to the protection of the ground troops and the success of the korean War. Keywords: Following is the addition to my original entry.

Entry: 55518 1ST ANGLICO DETACHMENT	FIRST ANGLICO FMF PAC KOREAN WAR (CONTINUED)
ROBERT ARNOLD wrote on February 2, 2006 CITY AND STATE: NORTH PALM BEACH FL UNIT: FIRST ANGLICO FMF PAC 1950 TO 1953 SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: NAVY VETERAN Comments: Perhaps one of the most elite, and least known activities of the U.S. Marine Corps was the action of the First Air and Naval Gunfire Liaison Company ( First Anglico), Fleet Marine Force, Pacific, which served from 1950 to 1953. Trained and home-based at Camp Catlin, Nimitz Highway, just outside Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, all officers and enlisted in this prestigious unit were required to have an IQ of 115 or better. First Anglico consisted of 12 teams of 12 men each. Each team contained one officer artillery spotter, one officer Marine naval avaitor for close air support. and one naval officer for Naval gunfire support. Each team had nine communications specialists complete with required radio equipment. Most of us spent numerous days and nights on the Kahoolawe Hawaii Naval Gunfire target Island,in the bunker, spotting Naval Gunfire projectiles. Every U.S.NAVY AND nato GUNSHIP that passed thru Pearl Harbor had to qualify in shore bombardment on actual targets. This included Destroyers, Light Cruisers, Heavy Cruisers and 16 inch Battleships. Almost every Marine regiment in Korea had a First Anglico team in its forward observation post. Marine regiment commanders knew the importance to the ground troops of close support, and First Anglico supplied numerous close support missions. At a later stage in the Korean war, First Anglico teams were stationed on the offshore islands of North Korea's western side, with a six-gun destroyer ( six 5" 50 caliber naval rifles) in support, to deny the communists the use of the coastal highway. Because of the enlisted's high IQ, many later went to the Marine Corps officer school in Quantico, Virginia, and were commissioned. The First Anglico teams contributed greatly to the protection of the ground troops and the success of the korean War. Keywords: Following is the addition to my original entry.

Entry: 55032 1ST ANGLICO DETACHMENT	FIRST ANGLICO FMF PAC KOREAN WAR
ROBERT ARNOLD wrote on January 6, 2006 CITY AND STATE: NORTH PALM BEACH FL UNIT: RETIRED SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: NAVY VETERAN Comments: I have written a short article about the use of First Anglico in the Korean war. I will post it here at a later date. Keywords: First Anglico FMF PAC based at Camp Catlin, Nimitz Highway, Oahu, Hawaii Islands from November 1950 to June 1953. Twelve Teams consisting of one Marine artillery spotter, one Marine Naval Aviator for close air support, one Naval Officer Gunfire spotter and Nine or ten elisted radio operators.

Entry: 54801 1ST ANGLICO DETACHMENT	ANGLICO 2ND ROKS HOIAN
JESSE WALSWORTH wrote on December 23, 2005 CITY AND STATE: DAYTON OH UNIT: 1ST ANGLICO SUB UNIT 1 SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: MARINE VETERAN Comments: searching for fellow marines. Keywords: Hoi An

Entry: 52828 1ST ANGLICO DETACHMENT	LOOKING 2ND MARINES ANGLICO SENT TO 1ST MARINES
LEONARD ALLMAN wrote on August 25, 2005 CITY AND STATE: BUFFALO NY UNIT: 1ST MARINES, 5TH REGIMENT, SIGNAL BATTALION, ANGLI SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: MARINE VETERAN Comments: Sgt Allman was orginally with 2nd Marines and sent to join up with the 1st Marines on August 1950 at Camp Pendleton. Departed USA and arrived at Kobi, Japan. Departed Kobi for Korea aboard a LST. Landed at Inchon in first wave. Liberated Kimpo Air Field. Boarded LST went on to Wanson. Timmy Killean, a marine with the unit played bagpipes at Wanson. Unit continued into North Korea. Sgt Allman was wounded at U Dam Ni on 11/02/1950. Keywords: Inchon, wounded at U DAM NI 11/02/1950

Entry: 51027 1ST ANGLICO DETACHMENT	PFC FREDERICK D VAN LEHN
RICHARD D. COOK wrote on May 22, 2005 CITY AND STATE: NAPLES FL UNIT: SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: OTHER Comments: I am attempting to write a short story about a forgotten war and a forgotten solider PFC Van Lehn lies buried and alone in a smalltown cemetery in NE Ohio where I was born and raised. By pure chance,as a child of nine I witnessed his military funeral on 9/22/1951. In the years that have passed I never saw a single flower on his grave, every read anything about him or ever found anybody who knew this person. At the time of his death the only living relatives were his mother and grandfather and aunts and uncles. All of these individuals are now deceased. If there is anybody out their who knew this kid and the circumstances of his service and sacrifice of life for his country please contact me. Thank you. Keywords: Anglico Company, 1st signal Bn, 1st Marine Division, Killed in action at age 19 on 3/3/1951 Homesang Korea perhaps by a landmine. Individual may have been a jeep driver for an officer. Enlisted in Marine Corp 1/3/1950 in Canton OH shipped out 8/26/50 from SF to Korea. Basic Training at Paris Island

Entry: 48783 1ST ANGLICO DETACHMENT	93-97 IS THERE ANY BODY OUT THERE
CHRISTOPHER MORGAN wrote on February 8, 2005 CITY AND STATE: MCKINNEY TX UNIT: 1ST ANGLICO SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: - Comments: I,m all right living in texas and own an oil co. if you can believe that.. just bought a chopper so if anyone of you knuckleheads ride lets meet in sturgis 05 august 8-12... god bless america. ROOT out.. Keywords: 6 months LPD 10 Juneau MEU94-95 (the chamber) whats up butter bar, Q-dog, lance shifflet, sgt lopez, capt armstrong, larry frascella, capt zerozinski, alpman ilkdog, miss you guys...

Entry: 47646 1ST ANGLICO DETACHMENT	DIV TACP
BILLY COX wrote on December 22, 2004 CITY AND STATE: UNIT: DIVTACP ANGLICO 1STMARDIV SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: - Comments: Keywords:

Entry: 47644 1ST ANGLICO DETACHMENT
BILLY COX wrote on December 22, 2004 CITY AND STATE: UNIT: DIVTACP ANGLICO 1STMARDIV SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: - Comments: Keywords:

Entry: 47643 1ST ANGLICO DETACHMENT	SCOUTMASTER 14
BILLY COX wrote on December 22, 2004 CITY AND STATE: UNIT: DIVTACP ANGLICO 1STMARDIV SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: MARINE VETERAN - KOREA Comments: Korea 1950-51 Keywords: Inchon, Chosin, KMC's, Two Bits, DJ, Van the Man

Entry: 46516 1ST ANGLICO DETACHMENT	PERCY JORGENSEN
MARY BAKER wrote on October 27, 2004 CITY AND STATE: KANSAS CITY MO UNIT: ANGLICO.3DSIGBN,3DMARDIV,FMF,CJHP,OCIEANSIDE, CAL SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: - Comments: I am a social worker attempting to assist this veteran in filing a claim. Any information that will help would be greatly appreciated. Keywords: HillOP7, Marine named Hartsing and incident whre Mr. Jorgensen was wounded by bayonet and Mr Hartsing used his Thompson gun to kill several chinese soldiers.

Entry: 46514 1ST ANGLICO DETACHMENT	PERCY JOR
MARY BAKER wrote on October 27, 2004 CITY AND STATE: KANSAS CITY MO UNIT: SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: - Comments: Keywords:

Entry: 46512 1ST ANGLICO DETACHMENT	PERCY JORGENSEN
MARY BAKER wrote on October 27, 2004 CITY AND STATE: KANSAS CITY MO UNIT: SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: INTERESTED PERSON Comments: I am a social worker who is attempting to assist Mr. Jorgensen in recalling his experiences in Korea during the war. Anyone who remembers him please contact me so I can call you for more information. Thank you. Keywords: Hill-OP7, Marine named Hartsing

Entry: 46510 1ST ANGLICO DETACHMENT	PERCY JORGENSEN
MARY BAKER wrote on October 27, 2004 CITY AND STATE: KANSAS CITY MO UNIT: SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: - Comments: Keywords:

Entry: 45512 1ST ANGLICO DETACHMENT	UPDATED-LOOKING FOR ROBERT RICHARDSON
CYNTHIA CHRISTENSEN (RICHARDSON) wrote on August 29, 2004 CITY AND STATE: UNIT: SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: FAMILY MEMBER Comments: In update to "Looking for Robert L. Richardson"-- he was USMC in the Anglico unit, as of 1951 his mailing unit address was 1st Anglico FMF- FPO San Francisco. Anyone who knew him or of him, please contact me. I have a stack of photos that I hope to soon scan and post online to identify people. Thank you :) Keywords: USMC, Anglico, radio operator

Entry: 45208 1ST ANGLICO DETACHMENT	LOOKING FOR FRIENDS OF ROBERT RICHARDSON
CYNTHIA CHRISTENSEN (RICHARDSON) wrote on August 13, 2004 CITY AND STATE: UNIT: SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: FAMILY MEMBER Comments: I am looking for anyone who may have served with my dad, Sgt. Robert L. Richardson, in Korea from 1949-1952. He was a radio operator. I have many pictures and old letters he wrote but know little of his life during that time. Any information at all would be appreciated. Also trying to identify people in photos, may be people in his unit. Thank you. Keywords: Richardson, 1949, 1950, 1951, 1952, sergeant, radio operator

Entry: 44621 1ST ANGLICO DETACHMENT	UPDATING EMAIL ADDRESS
RICHARD CAMPBELL wrote on July 19, 2004 CITY AND STATE: PARADISE CA UNIT: 1ST ANGLICO SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: MARINE VETERAN - KOREA Comments: Up dating my email address. Anybody remember me???? Boot, San Deigo, 9-51 Plt 303. Pendleton, CampCatlin, Hawaii, 2 tours the cold place. Out 54. Any body left alive?????? Keywords: 1st ANGLICO, Camp Catlin, 52-53 2tours Korea, Capt James O"Neil

Entry: 39027 1ST ANGLICO DETACHMENT	LEJEUNE TO KOREA TO CATLIN.'49 TO '52
GERALD THOMAS wrote on December 8, 2003 CITY AND STATE: GIRARD OH UNIT: 1ST ANGLICO FMF SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: MARINE VETERAN - KOREA Comments: TACP attached to 1st Bat. 32nd Regt. 7th Army Div. Pusan, Pohang Dang, Inchon, Seoul, and Chosen; later at Punch Bowl and the DMZ Looking for Anglico Members numbering 50 that were in Japan when the Korean conflict started. Keywords: Nickname=Ginch tad 1st battalion 32nd regt 7th Div.

Entry: 37746 1ST ANGLICO DETACHMENT	LOST FRIENDS
PETE MITSIN wrote on October 23, 2003 CITY AND STATE: ST. CHARLES IL UNIT: 1ST ANGLICO,CAMP SMITH,1957-1959 SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: - Comments: just looking to hear from anyone who served with me Keywords:

Entry: 36640 1ST ANGLICO DETACHMENT
DAN BROWN wrote on August 31, 2003 CITY AND STATE: PITTSBURGH PA UNIT: AMGLICO TACP 2ND BN.1ST MARINES SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: MARINE VETERAN - KOREA Comments: Keywords:

Entry: 36555 1ST ANGLICO DETACHMENT	JOHN ZOELLNER
JOHN ZOELLNER wrote on August 28, 2003 CITY AND STATE: TULSA OK UNIT: SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: MARINE VETERAN - KOREA Comments: My father was in the 1st Anglico, attached to the 1st Marine Division. Was a Captain in the Reserves from Dallas. Would like to hear from any one that served with him. Keywords: 1st Anglico, Assigned tactical air control, Captain, Korean Marine Battalion

Entry: 32486 1ST ANGLICO DETACHMENT	REUNIONS
ALFRED GENTRY wrote on March 4, 2003 CITY AND STATE: HOUSTON UNIT: ANGLICO !ST. SIG, 1ST. MAR. DIV. SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: MARINE VETERAN - KOREA Comments: looking for people in my old outfit. Keywords: att. to 1st. KMC Reg. 2nd bn. 7th. mar. hdq.1st. mar. div. april 51 till april 52

Entry: 32209 1ST ANGLICO DETACHMENT	ANGLICO REUNION
JOHN MAURER wrote on February 20, 2003 CITY AND STATE: COLUMBUS OH UNIT: 1ST ANGLICO SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: INTERESTED PERSON Comments: 1st ANGLICO USMC Reunion Memorial Day weekend 23 May-26 May 2003 Columbus Ohio. JASCO, 2nd, 3rd, 4th ANG welcome guests. Contact jmaurer@columbus.rr.com 614 262 9002 for further info. Keywords: ANGLICO

Entry: 30993 1ST ANGLICO DETACHMENT	ANYONE SERVE WITH JOSEPH ARTHUR HARPER??
JESSICA HARPER wrote on January 6, 2003 CITY AND STATE: UNIT: SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: FAMILY MEMBER Comments: my grandfather(still alive)joseph arthur harper is a korean war veteran. i dont know much at all because he doesnt talk about it much. he was raised in or around crown point, new york. i would love to hear from anyone who served with my gramps! Keywords:

Entry: 27585 1ST ANGLICO DETACHMENT	1ST ANGLICO 1ST KMC 1ST DIBFMF
JAMES JONES wrote on August 14, 2002 CITY AND STATE: OKLAHOMA CITY OK UNIT: 1ST ANGLICO 1ST KMC REG. 1ST MARINE DIVISION FMF SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: MARINE VETERAN - KOREA Comments: My Name is James T. Jones and I served in The Korean War during the years of 1951 with the 1st KMC based in Hawaii. I am looking for a patch for the 1st Anglico and for information concerning personel of what happened to them. Thank you very much and you can email me at Britt314@cheerful.com. James T. Jones Keywords: Jake Toepper, Sgt Bill Smith, Pvt. H.E. Smith, Johnny King, JR Glover, Don Proctor, USN Corpsman

Entry: 26378 1ST ANGLICO DETACHMENT	ANGLICO, GUAM, CAMP PENDLETON, 1ST BRIGADE, KOREA
H.P. COX wrote on June 19, 2002 CITY AND STATE: UNIT: NGF 2/5 SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: MARINE VETERAN - KOREA Comments: I served in ANGLICO from 1948 to 1953. Not the jumper swimmer unit but the unit that was assigned to individual Battalions and served as spotters for Air Support, Naval Gunfire, and Artillery when needed. Went to Korea with 2/5 1stProvMarBrig. I'm in contact with 20 others that were in 5th Marines ANGLICO 1950 to 1951.Looking for Bechtel, Gillihan, Harper, Jimerson, Gail Jones, Floyd Murphy. Keywords: ANGLICO, 1st Provisional Marine Brigade, 5th Marines Guam, 1stSigBn Camp Pendleton, ANGLICO 5th Marines Korea

Entry: 26281 1ST ANGLICO DETACHMENT	USMC 2ND ANGLICO, CAMP LEJEUNE
ED VIVIAN wrote on June 15, 2002 CITY AND STATE: UNIT: SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: - Comments: Would like to hear from anyone serving during this time. Keywords: 1955-1960 Our motto was "Simply Forgot Us" - 6 Fleet Med.

Entry: 26276 1ST ANGLICO DETACHMENT	1ST AND 2ND ANGLICO
DON MC GROGAN wrote on June 15, 2002 CITY AND STATE: HAYDEN ID UNIT: USN RETIRED, HAVE PATCHES FOR THE 1ST ANDF 2ND ANG SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: - Comments: I MAKE MILITARY PATCHES AND I HAVE THE PATCHES FOR THE 1ST AND 2ND ANGLICO. Keywords:

Entry: 25726 1ST ANGLICO DETACHMENT	15SEP50-AUG51 AND JUL52-AUG53
GLENN A. LA ROSE wrote on May 24, 2002 CITY AND STATE: SAN CARLOS, SONORA MX UNIT: 1ST ANGLICO SERVICE OR RELATIONSHIP: MARINE VETERAN - KOREA Comments: Just found out about you, looks very interesting. Keywords: 15Sep50-Aug51 and Jul52-Aug53 ANGLICO, 1stBn1stMar first time 1sr Regt Comm second time

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