Missing Records
DMZ Era Messages posted to this BBS:
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Last Message |
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ANTONIO BROWN |
August 13, 2022
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LINDA QUATTRO-FISHER |
February 11, 2019
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RONALD GRAUS |
February 1, 2019
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RONALD GRAUS |
October 12, 2017
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MICHEAL BEARD |
April 8, 2010
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SARAH A WOOLDRIDGE |
August 28, 2009
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TIM DAY |
July 26, 2008
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WILLIAM MCGRAW |
March 29, 2008
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ROBERT CORTEL |
April 1, 2007
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BARBARA WRIGHT |
July 22, 2005
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| Entry: 8911 |
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ANTONIO BROWN wrote on August 13, 2022
Bossier City LA
Comments:
My name is Specialist Antonio M Brown I am seeking information about my units
combat status and any information on awards and Decorations I may be entitled to
while serving on DMZ as a 91A Medical Specialist Assigned to HHC 1 17TH MECHANIZED
INFANTRY DIVISION Camp Casey Korea December 1984-1985. Warrior Base dmz rotation
approximately April 85 - June 85. I was awarded several impact awards and
Decorations for being the only soldier at the time to complete 50+ patrols recon
and ambush none stop with in a 30 day period. Over the years I have lost a lot of
my military information and my cfile has poor quality copies of everything that I
received while serving in the Republic of Korea can you assist
mrantoniobrown@gmail.com thanks "BUFFALO " Injim scout certified.
| Entry: 7912 |
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LINDA QUATTRO-FISHER wrote on February 11, 2019
Providence RI
Comments:
I am trying to find missing records/information for my late husband A1C
James R. Fisher who was stationed at Osan AFB from March 1967 to late
September 1968. He had three major assignments which do not reflect on his
dd214. He was a Budget Specialist attached to the 2146th Communications
Group, also was a radio repair man , receiving and handling broken and
contaminated radio equipment coming into Osan from Vietnam. Also he
functioned as a Stars and Stripes reporter/photographer and visited the DMZ
on weekends to speak with and photograph troops and also visited many camps
along the DMZ to talk with troops during their off duty time about hobbies,
etc. He flew as a passenger, on C123s as transport to Tokyo with stops in
Laos, Cambodia, and Vietnam, picking up and dropping off individuals along
the way. Yet we cannot find any of this information written down. Form 7
of the Air Force reads like a day at the beach, no record of any activity.
Does anyone remember being in contact with Jim from Osan? Please email me
at. Lindaq401@aol.com
Thanks
Linda Quattro-Fisher
Lindaq401@aol.com
| Entry: 7904 |
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RONALD GRAUS wrote on February 1, 2019
Mount Clemens MI
Comments:
1968 uss passumpsic ao-107 was in Korea jan. 23 1968-mar 22,1968 acording to
national records archives..
| Entry: 7328 |
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RONALD GRAUS wrote on October 12, 2017
Mount Clemens MI
Comments:
My name is Ron and i was aboard the Uss. Passumpsic and
found out through National Personal said my ship was in
Korea Jan 23, 1968 and Mar. 22 1968, trying to find out if
my ship was exposed to Agent Orange??
| Entry: 5762 |
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MICHEAL BEARD wrote on April 8, 2010
Comments:
This is associated with what Robert Cortel has written. I
was station in Korea in 1978-1979.Like, Mr. Cortel, they
have no proof of me been in Korea DMZ. I was station at Camp Greaves DMZ. Also, involved Dec. 07, 1979 patrol,
which 1 KIA, 2 wounded. Any help will be greatly appreciated.
| Entry: 5725 |
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SARAH A WOOLDRIDGE wrote on August 28, 2009
Comments:
My husband was aboard the USS Passumpsic during 1969 to 1970 he now has lung cancer and was told it had nothing to with the military he also told me that he walk trails his last year before discharge he was also wounded there also if anyone can give me a hint to where I need to start looking for this information because wehave been told that his records were burned up and he has a file pending as I write this. I need help. His name is Richard wooldridge and he was aboard the US Passumpsic in 1969 to 1970 please help. Sarah Wooldridge
| Entry: 5558 |
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TIM DAY wrote on July 26, 2008
Comments:
I was in Korea 1968-1969, sent TDY to DMZ when they released crew of USS Pueblo. The National Archives for Military Records in St. Loius sent only partial records when I filed for my comp. I have had high blodd pressure since I was 25, and was diagnoised with Type 2 Diabetes in 2005. In 2007 I was forced to retire early due to central nervous system neuropathys. That affect my ability to process nuerological information. (Typing this has been very difficult). Also, PTSD from a noncombat death of a guy named Gage.
Some of my record are missing, Gage had accidentally been drafted in 1967 and sent to RVN. He was the surviving son of a vet killed in Korea in 1950. His mother got a congressman to get him out of RVN, then he died of an alcohol over dose in Korea(Co. A, 304th Sig Bn, Camp Baker). There seems to be now record of this soldier, smells of cover up. It's as if John never exsisted. But the guilt I feel is very real.
| Entry: 5502 |
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WILLIAM MCGRAW wrote on March 29, 2008
Comments:
I received a letter from Department of the Army with DA Regulations in regard to prohibitions against destroying service medical records(SMR's). My records were in error, some not documented and many were destroyed in my presence at my separation physical in Korea January or February 1970. There had to be orders or procedures somewhere that allowed such destruction of SMR's regardless of DA regulations. Does anyone stationed in Army Personnel or Medica Services that was aware of such record destructions? Contact me at mcgr3799@bellsouth.net
| Entry: 5337 |
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ROBERT CORTEL wrote on April 1, 2007
Comments:
I have file for V.A. Benefits.My claim has been denied.
I was station in Korea in 1970-1971. they no proof of me been in Korea dmz.I know I was there.I have try to get more information on myself. but I can,t seem to get no help from them Its seen like they are hiding our records so we can,t get no file benefits. Robert
| Entry: 869 |
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BARBARA WRIGHT wrote on July 22, 2005
Comments:
I am preparing a report to go to Congress about the problems Vets are having getting VA benefits for service in Korea during the Cold War Era. If you have had problems proving service in Korea plese email me. Several vets I know have no proof they were ever in Korea during the 1960's. Their records are unlock and key somewhere and it is extremely hard to get the VA to recognise that they were ever outside the USA when they were actually in Korea. One Vet I know had Korea as his last duty station and NOTHING SHOWS UP ON HIS DD 214. I need to know if others have missing records and just how many. I would like to submit this report to congress By January 2006 at the latest.
Dedicated To - Arthur Donald DeLacy - 1st Lieutenant - USMCR - MIA POW - 10/07/1951 - Heartbreak Ridge