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Entry Name	Last Message
ALAN FOLLETTE	January 23, 2018
CHARLES (RICK) GARDNER	August 2, 2016
MARK KIRKENDALL	March 7, 2016
STEVE MALACHINSKI	April 17, 2014
WILLIAM HUFFMAN	August 2, 2013
LEE SPAEDY	May 3, 2013
LEE MECHAM	September 24, 2005
AMY PATTERSON	February 9, 2005

Entry: 10270

50TH ENGINEER PORT CONSTRUCTION CO

ALAN FOLLETTE wrote on January 23, 2018

Boyne Falls Mich,

Comments:

Was with the 50th Engr, from Sept,1950 -April 1952 Capt
Eastwood was co, commander,Some guys served with Floyd
Davenport Sgt Meyers Wilma Rozar Kohlmeir Naddeo,Would like
any feed back if you have any Thanks Alan,

Entry: 9664

50TH ENGINEER PORT CONSTRUCTION CO

CHARLES (RICK) GARDNER wrote on August 2, 2016

Williamsburg VA - Virginia

Comments:

Dear Fellows, while Im too young to been in the Korean War,
I followed your foot steps in the Cold War. Was station
there in summer'73 to summer'74 and again the entire year
of 1980. My MOS was a sub set of the Combat Engineer. i
was an Army Salvage Diver 00B30. After I retired from the
Army, I was invited to join the US Army Transportation
Museum at fort Eustis, VA. I research history of Army
divers and watercraft. I'm in search of history, stories
and photos of the 50th Engineer Port Construction Company.
I have stories and photos from several members (now all
deceased) from their time 1950-1954 with the unit in
Inchon. I want to share with others.

Entry: 9558

50TH ENGINEER PORT CONSTRUCTION CO

MARK KIRKENDALL wrote on March 7, 2016

Tecumseh Michigan

Comments:

My Dad, Donald E. Kirkendall, was in A Co, 50th Port
Construction during the Korean War, from 1951 - 1953 (years
might be off alittle). He passed away in 2001. I've seen
a lot of his pictures and remember some of his stories but
I cannot find historical records of this unit. I, myself,
am a retired Army Engineer, and, while at Ft Leonard Wood,
had access to many books related to the War. I only found
one book that had short paragraph related to the 50th and
the evacuation from Inchon; nothing else. So I'm trying to
find any records or references from anyone who served with
this Company, or anyone who might have served with my Dad.
I met the 1SG of the HQ's Company in 2003 in Granite City,
Illinois (can't remember his name at this moment).

Entry: 8943

50TH ENGINEER PORT CONSTRUCTION CO

STEVE MALACHINSKI wrote on April 17, 2014

Chicago Illinois

Comments:

We have been going through some of my dads stuff and found
a picture of him with his truck. He was with the 50th
between 1952 and 1954 then he rotated back to the states
and was discharged we believe in Virginia. We also have a
picture which we believe was taken after or during boot
camp was there a reason he was in the 6th armored in boot
and ended up with the engineers in Korea? His name is
Andrew Malachinski he's no longer with us so getting some
answers would be fantastic.

Entry: 8648

50TH ENGINEER PORT CONSTRUCTION CO

WILLIAM HUFFMAN wrote on August 2, 2013

Konnarock Virginia

Comments:

I was in 50th Engineer Port Construction Co
In Pusan May 1953 september 1954
Rotated back to the states Discharge

Entry: 8481

50TH ENGINEER PORT CONSTRUCTION CO

LEE SPAEDY wrote on May 3, 2013

LAKE ST LOUIS MO

Comments:

I WAS WITH THE 50TH POET FROM SEPT.1952 TO JAN.1954 I THEN
ROTATED BACK TO THE STATES AND DISCHARGE, I HAVE NAMRS OF
SOME OF THE GUY,S I WAS WITH DURING THIS TIME.

Entry: 5142

50TH ENGINEER PORT CONSTRUCTION CO

LEE MECHAM wrote on September 24, 2005

Comments:

Amy---Can you tell me what dates your father was in Korea with the 50th Engineers? I arrived at Pusan in late January of 1953 and was assigned to the 50th. Later on that year we moved to Inchon and our company area was right next to the tidal basin at Inchon harbor. I dont recall the name Mausolf but there are a lot of things I cant recall anymore. Please write. Thank You-------Lee Mecham

Entry: 4854

50TH ENGINEER PORT CONSTRUCTION CO

AMY PATTERSON wrote on February 9, 2005

Comments:

My grandfather, Darwin Mausolf, was a Motor Sgt. during the Korean War and worked on Inchon. Sorry I cannot be more specific. He has given me a list of most of the members of his group, but has found it difficult to contact any of his 'old buddies,' as he refers to them. I would really like to update him on some of his friends and even put them in contact with him if any are found! Please email me if you are out there! Thank you!!!

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