Wallace Wortman - Cook
On Tue, 21 Jan 1997
Updated: 04 30 2003
Ewort54778@aol.com wrote:
Looking for Bruce Dailey, and Frank Stelmack of the 24th Infantry
Division, Signal Co.
My father is looking for these gentlemen. All I know is he was
a cook and i assume these gentlemen were also. Any information
on further searches we can do or anything you can do to help is
greatly appreciated.
I am very proud of my father and chose to serve my country largely
because he was very proud to do so.
I want to help him in his endeavour to find these friends and think
that what you guys are doing with this web site is wonderful.
My fathers name is Wallace J. Wortman, he is from Isabel SD. If you
need further info please let me know. I am new at this kind of thing.
Emmett D. Wortman
As far as I know the information, 24th Signal Corp Division is all we
know so far. Dad is going to look for any further info and we will send
it to you by midnight tomorrow, 1/22. Thank you for your quick
response.
Dates he served in Korea were approx Jan 1951- Dec 1952.
HQ Battery
On Sat, 19 Jul 1997
Updated: 10 Jul 2003
Travis Brann Email address wrote:
536 Linda Ln.
Bonner Springs, KS 66012-1808
Looking for former members of 24th Signal Company or Hq Btry,
24 Inf Div Arty, 1950-51.
I am interested in locating former comrades in Heavy Mortar Co, 9th Inf
regt, 1952/53.
Also was listed in the 24th Division Signal Co and 24th Division
Artillery, 1950/51.
Old Buddy
On Sat, 24 May 1997
DMccar6965@aol.com wrote:
Raymond Smith 24th signal co.
Served from July 1950 to May of 51.
Was from Peoria Illinois.
Danny Costas 24th signal
Served from July 1950 to May of 51
Was from Mass.
1950-51
On Tue, 10 Jun 1997
Henry Limberg hank@infonline.net wrote:
519 Oak Hill Dr
Grove City, Pa 16127
412 458 7507
I am looking for any old buddys frome the 24 Div. Sig Co 1950 1951
Robert Wolf
On Sun, 27 Jul 1997
Ernie Kim wrote:
My father, Arthur W. Kim, is looking for Robert Wolf or anybody that
served with him in the 24th Signal Co., 24th Infantry Div.
Please feel free to contact me for more information. My father lives
in Hawaii now and is looking for his buddies.
First Unit in Korea
On Tue, 01 Jul 1997
Leon Horton wrote:
24th inf, div. signal co. I was with Gen Dean, and the first unit in
Korea june 1950 and rotated out aug. 1951.
Finding buddies
On Sat, 1 Nov 1997
Kenneth Lee klee@awod.com wrote:
1260 Wappetaw Place
Mt. Pleasant, SC 29464
803-881-1132
Would like any info you could provide regarding the 24th Infantry
Division-24th Signal Company. My father served in Korea from 1951-1952
and would like to help him search out any info on reunion groups,
buddies, etc.
Hq Co 24th SIG
On Sun, 1 Mar 1998
"John J. Quinn" Email address wrote:
276 Temple hill Rd. Unit 1601
New Windsor, NY 12553
phone: 914-562-6358
datein: 3-24-49 dateout: 9-12-52
Served in Hq. Co. 24th Sig. Division in the "Kumgsong Valley" area in
Korea from Oct 3,1951 to Feb 1952 and rotated back to Japan, replaced by
40th Sig. Division.
Last assignment in Korea was with TDY Diamond Signal(VHF Station)
attached to the 21st Reg. 24th Div. Needed 17 points to rotate with
Division-got 16 for 4 months combat zone and 1 for going to Korea by
boat. Spent 7 months in Japan and home for discharge Via "Last Air Drop"
out of Fecom to the States.
Hope some of the gang will read this and respond. One name I recall was
"Jesus Oliver" who lived in the Philapines and took R&R there.Hope to
hear from someone with a computer.
John Chenowith whereabouts
On Thu, 19 Mar 1998
Terry L Hull Email address wrote:
phone: 301-791-0674
fax: 301-791-0674
I'm writing for my uncle which was in the 24 inf div in Korean. He is
looking for a gentleman by the name of John Chenowith, 24th sig co
from 1950 to 1951.
If you have any information on this gentleman could you e-mail myself as
to how my uncle can get in touch with him.
HQ Unit
On Sat, 15 Aug 1998
Kimberly FloydEmail address wrote:
My name is Kimberly Floyd. My father served in Korea and until recently
has not shown any interest in locating any of the gentlemen he served
with. He has recently begun to speak with me about his experiences in
Korea and expressed an interest in locating anyone with whom he might
have served.
We are not sure of certain dates and locations. However, I do know the
following: he was in the 24th headquarters signal company. He was
with them from approx. mid-1952 thru the latter part of 1954. He worked
running the wire lines. He has mentioned "Punchbowl" to me many times.
As I understand, this is a slang geographical designation for the area
he spent most of his time in Korea in or near.
I would be extremely grateful for any help you could give me.
Thank you,
Kimberly Floyd
(Cynaburgh@aol.com)
