64th Heavy Tank Battalion - 3rd Infantry Division - US Army

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Entry: 102392
Subject: KOREA 4TH PLT BRAVO, 64TH HEAVY TANK BATTALION

Billy Hodge SR wrote on August 13, 2025

City and State: WAYNESBORO PA

Unit: 4TH PLT,BRAVO CO, 64TH TANK BATTALION

Service or Relationship: Army

Comments: My dad served in Korean War back in 1950, drafted, he was in the ‘colored’ platoon, was a gunner tank commander. He is still living and is 94 years old. He loved his days with the soldiers he served with.

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Entry: 102204
Subject: I'M LOOKING FOR ANY PICTURES OR FRIENDS THAT MAY HAVE KNOWN MY DAD

Elizabeth Wolfgram wrote on March 15, 2025

City and State: LOUISVILLE TN

Unit:

Service or Relationship:

Comments: I am looking for anyone that may have pictures or if anyone that may have known my dad. His name was JAMES GEORGE WOLFGRAM. He was a sergeant in the Korean war, 3 rd infantry, 64 tank battalion. I would be very grateful! Thank you!

Keywords: James Wolfgram Korean war 3rd infantry 64th tank battalion Madison Wisconsin ole miss collage

Entry: 101567
Subject: GRANDSON OF 64TH VETERAN S.F.C. L.R. VAN TASSEL

Danny Van Tassel wrote on October 19, 2023

City and State: LOBELVILLE TN

Unit:

Service or Relationship:

Comments: I’m the grandson of S.F.C. L.R. Van Tassel, tank commander for the 3rd Infantry, 64th
heavy tank battalion, C company, Tank #13, I believe. I’m just trying to learn as much
as I possibly can about my grandfather and his service. While I’ve only heard bits and
pieces of his career, I’m curious if there is anyone out there whom served with my
grandpa and can share some insight/stories. I have some interesting pictures and some
stories I could share as well. Thank you and Thank you for your service!!
Danny

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Entry: 99926
Subject: DID YOU KNOW!

Edward Pasternak wrote on December 20, 2020

City and State: BELVIDERE IL

Unit: 3RD ARMOR DIV. HEAVY TANK DIV.

Service or Relationship: 1950-1953

Comments: Looking for any one that knew my father Ed Pasternak, was Tank Commander of a tank named the Mrs.Bea and he was from Chicago, looking for any pictures or stories about your time in service with him. Thank You all for your service.

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Entry: 99910
Subject: SCOUTS. 64TH TANK BATTALION, CHARLES “BUD” CHURCH

Tom Nelson wrote on December 11, 2020

City and State:

Unit:

Service or Relationship: Naby

Comments: I’m trying to find anyone who served with my Grandfather, Bud Church. He mentioned a man named John Morrow as being a close friend through his time there. Grandpa Bud did two stints there, back to back, with a break to go to Koje Do as a guard or something of the sort. There are stories there too that he shared. Anyone who knew my Grandpa, please contact me.

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Entry: 99728
Subject: SGT JAMES MILES

Steven McReynolds wrote on September 11, 2020

City and State: LONGMONT CO

Unit:

Service or Relationship:

Comments: I would like to hear from anyone who might remember my uncle Sgt James Miles. He may have been HHC 64th Tank Bn. It was mentioned that he drove a tank retriever and may have taken part in freeing some POWs. He was a non combat casualty and was killed in 1952. Many grateful thanks to anyone who remembers him and willing to share any stories.

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Entry: 99530
Subject: SOME PICTURES FROM KOREA OF MY GRANDPA & MATES

Beverly Foley wrote on June 21, 2020

City and State: GRANBURY TX

Unit: 64TH TANK BATTALION

Service or Relationship: Army

Comments: If anyone is interested I can send a copy via email of pictures of my grandpa & some of his buddies. They were in the 64th and 3rd

Keywords: Pictures, 64, 64th tank battalion

Entry: 98643
Subject: LOOKING FOR INFO A COMPANY 64TH TANK 1952-1953

David Hill wrote on October 11, 2019

City and State:

Unit:

Service or Relationship:

Comments: 1952-1953 my dad, Arthur R. Hill, 2nd, then 1st Lieutenant, tank platoon commander. Served with A company, 64th Tank Battalion. Our family is trying to find out the circumstances under which he received a Bronze Star, and later the Chungmu Medal.

We would like to learn the action that has ubit was involved in during the time he was there.

He took 100’s of slides that we’d be willing to share with an interested person that can help us in our quest.

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Entry: 98193
Subject: TANK BATTALION

Edward Buckalew wrote on July 7, 2019

City and State: APOPKA FL

Unit: 37 ARMOR

Service or Relationship: Army

Comments: Attempting to locate war record of former unit sergeant. Tyler b Adams

Keywords: Sgt adams

Entry: 98067
Subject: 64TH HEAVY TANK BATTALION 3 INFANTRY ADIV ABEL COMPANY

Terry Sewell wrote on June 16, 2019

City and State: DE

Unit:

Service or Relationship: Army

Comments: Looking for anyone with info on the ATLANTA 32

Keywords: Atlanta 32

Entry: 94148
Subject: DON JACKSON 64TH HEAVY TANK BTN. COMPANY C

A. J. Smith wrote on December 28, 2016

City and State:

Unit: 64TH HEAVY TANK BTN. C-COMPANY 1951

Service or Relationship: Family Member

Comments: I have inherited my grandfather's scrapbook from Korea. He did not speak about it much but would like to have some information about his unit and service. He drove the tank number 11 from what I can see in the photos (which I have several-some are labelled with names). There are also photos from Ft. Hood.

Keywords: Korea, 1951, C-Company, Tank 11

Entry: 93441
Subject: NORMAN H PARSONS 64TH TANK BATTALION

Phillio Parsons wrote on July 10, 2016

City and State: LAPLATA MD

Unit: 64TH TANK BATTALION

Service or Relationship: Family Member

Comments: Is there anyone who remembers my father Norman H Parsons? He was an officer in the 64th tank battalion in Korea. I believe he returned home in December 1953. He would never discuss his time in Korea and I would very much want to know how to trace his time / mission during his deployment in Korea. Please help me.

Keywords: 64th tank battalion

Entry: 93426
Subject: 64TH TANK BATTALION CO.B 4TH PLATTON KOREA

Anthony(vic) Viscione wrote on July 5, 2016

City and State: STATEN ISLAND NY

Unit: 64TH TANK BATTALION BAKER CO.4TH PLATTON 3RD DIVIS

Service or Relationship: Army Veteran

Comments: MSGT JESSIE GOODMAN TENNESSE I WAS YOUR GUNNER VIC ON TANK 4-4I YOU WERE ALWAYSWITH SGT ADAMS IHOPE YOU ARE STILL AROUND JUST WANT TO SAY HELLO. CAN!T REMEMMBER WHERE WE WERE STATIONED 1KNEW IT WAS ABOVE THE 38TH IN NORTH KOREA AGAIN I HOPE YOU ARE O.K.

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Entry: 92289
Subject: A COMPANY 64TH TANK BATTALION

Richard C. Stauch wrote on November 25, 2015

City and State: MARIETTA OH

Unit: A COMPANY 64TH TANK BATTALION

Service or Relationship: Family Member

Comments: My grandfather Richard C. Stauch was promoted sgt first class and inserted into 64th tank battalion as a tank commander because of his experience working on heavy farm equipment back home. He told me the unit was mixed race, the african americans in his unit expected him to be discriminatory to them but he told them, I put my pants on just like you...he was unaware at the time that the south treated african americans the way they did.
He was sent home because he refused to drop charges against another soldier for mis-behaving.

Keywords: Richard, Clyde, Stauch, 64th, Tank, Mixed

Entry: 89693
Subject: RECOLLECTIONS 1955 AND EARLY 1956

Richard Van Tassell wrote on September 22, 2014

City and State: SAN RAMON CA

Unit: COMPANY C, 64TH TANK BATTALION

Service or Relationship: Army Veteran

Comments: In 1955 and early 1956 until my discharge, I served as Communications Chief of C company, maintaining the 3 transceivers and the intercom system in each of the tanks and APC's of the company (tube radios, all of them), plus the company's field telephones and the twisted-pair wire to connect them with other companies and battalion HQ. At that time the Korean war was over, and the 3rd Infantry Division was garrisoned out in the boondocks of Fort Benning, with the 64th Tank Battalion still attached to it. In those days, the name of the battalion did not include the word Heavy or Medium. It had 4 companies: A, B, C, and HQ. My recollection is that each of A, B, and C Companies had 8 tanks, two of which were the older M47's. and the rest M48's, all equipped with 90-mm guns. Each company also had an APC , and HQ co had several of them. We spent a lot of time driving those tanks and APCs through the red dirt of the backwoods at Benning. Of course, C Company was last, so we ate a lot of that red dirt thrown up by our comrades ahead of us in the column. The highlight of my time with this unit was participation in maneuvers in Louisiana. Our own topkick never poked his head out the hatch of his APC during our traverse of Mississippi both ways. He said he was wanted in that state, and that was the reason. But maybe it was just that all that corn likker made him lazy. The governor of Alabama cleaned up Phenix City, just over the river from Columbus, while I was stationed at Fort Benning, That was a great disappointment to the single guys, but I was married anyway, so it didn't matter to me. Thanks for listening.

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Entry: 89442
Subject: AUG 1950 THROUGH AUG 1951

Alexander Decoux JR. wrote on August 3, 2014

City and State: PFLUGERVILLE TX

Unit: 64TH HEAVY TANK BATALLION

Service or Relationship: Army Veteran

Comments: Curently looking For Clarence Barns Crew Member from S.Carolina also Eugene Anderson
from bowling Green Kentucky also Northcutt who was the loader on my Tank also Master
Sgt. Tank Commander Harrison. Thank you for any information you can
give.

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Entry: 88141
Subject: TOM ADAMS

Katherine Adams wrote on January 18, 2014

City and State: LEXINGTON KY

Unit: 164 COMPANY B

Service or Relationship: Army Veteran

Comments: Our father Tom Adams was a tank Sargent in Korea, the 64th Company B..we think 1952 and 1953, maybe part of '51. He was from Kentucky and we have heard he frequently had cigarettes for his friends when no one else did. He died of unrelated illness in '67. We would love to hear any memory, no matter how small, from any one who remembers him.

Keywords: Tom Adams Kentucky tank Sargent

Entry: 87005
Subject: ANYONE ELSE WITH A MYSTERY SKIN AILMENT?

Brenda Reamy wrote on August 15, 2013

City and State: SARASOTA FL

Unit: 64TH HEAVY TANK BATALLION

Service or Relationship: Family Member

Comments: Good morning. My dad, James Reamy (Sgt) served in the Korean War
in the 64th Heavy Tank Battalion. He was in the first integrated
unit. He served with someone having the last name of Jones. I
have sketchy information because he does NOT talk about his
service. (He earned a Purple Heart but refused it. It wasn't
until last year in 2012 that my mom convinced him to accept it.)

Does anyone else who served there have any skin ailments that
have not been diagnosed properly? My dad has been suffering
terribly with an itchy skin rash for about a year. He had been
going to the VA medical center and they gave him tons of
ointments and creams for things like: scabies, dry skin, old
skin, dermatitis, eczema, etc. Nothing worked. We had him see a
private dermatologist. No help. He just went to see an
allergist yesterday...no allergies present. I hate to see him
suffering so. He is scratching himself raw and leaving scabs.
He has a variety of other health issues, but this is the one that
is bothering him the most. I read online that soldiers were
sprayed with DDT routinely during the Korean War. I am no
expert, but THAT can't be good. Any help will be greatly
appreciated.

Thank you to all who served and to those who continue to fight
for our freedom today.

Keywords: Skin, Rash, 64th heavy tank battalion, James Reamy, Sergeant, Sgt
Jim Reamy, ailments, DDT, Korean War, Korea, APO San Francisco, CA

Entry: 85757
Subject: VALOROUS AWARDS AND MEMORABILIA

Warren Johnson JR. wrote on March 22, 2013

City and State:

Unit: 1-64 AR

Service or Relationship: Other

Comments: I am the current Historian for 1-64AR. I am looking
for any Narations of Valorous Awards received by 64th
Armor Soldiers during the Korean War. We are
currently working on a Korean War Display. We would
also greatly appreciate any Memorabilia from the
Korean War for the display.

Keywords: Valorous Awards, Memorabilia

Entry: 84647
Subject: UNIT HISTORY

Ron Schrader wrote on November 11, 2012

City and State:

Unit:

Service or Relationship: Other

Comments: Does anyone know where i can get the history of the
64th tank battalion in the Korean war? I'm interested
in battles engaged in, how many companies were there
such as Co. A, B, C etc.. Rosters etc. I have read on
this site of members of Co. C In tank #33, and My dad
was in Co. B and i have a photo of him on tank #33. I
was wondering for example if all companies tanks were
numbered the same or they probably moved from co. to
co. Any info would be appreciated. Thanks

Keywords: 64th tank battalion history

Entry: 83355
Subject: 64TH TANK BATTALION 3RD INF DIV COMPANY C 53 TO 54

Jose Rodriguez wrote on June 15, 2012

City and State: CORPUS CHRISTI TX

Unit:

Service or Relationship: Other

Comments: I am looking for anyone who served with and remembers my
father cpl Israel Rodriguez tank gunner 64th tank battalion 3rd
division charlie company 3rd platoon in Korea from 53 to 54. the
# on his tank was # 33 nicknamed jones He is still with us at 82
years of age and would enjoy hearing from any of his Army
buddies who are still here

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Entry: 83354
Subject: 64TH TANK BATTALION 3RD INF DIV COMPANY C 53 TO 54

Jose Rodriguez wrote on June 15, 2012

City and State: CORPUS CHRISTI TX

Unit:

Service or Relationship: Other

Comments:

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Entry: 83243
Subject: WILLIAM (BILL) HINRICHS

Bethann Hinrichs wrote on June 4, 2012

City and State:

Unit:

Service or Relationship: Family Member

Comments: My father is still alive, and I would like to connect
him with anyone else from his service. He is aware
that I am posting this.

He tells me stories about the last part of his
service. He talks about a horrific battle near a
river. His platoon leader was killed, and he was put
in charge until the end of the battle. His friend
Pasqualli(?) was also killed. My father remembers
blowing up a large ridge and seeing an entire
hillside disapear. He goes into great detail about
this battle, and I can recite it by memory, but I am
not putting all the details here out of respect for
the readers. If anyone would be interested in
talking to me about this, I would appreciate it. My
father is going through a terrible time with PTSD,
and he is stuck in this battle. I would like to
learm more about it so I can help him.

Keywords: 64th Med or Heavy Tank Battalion
Company Charlie (C)
3rd Armored Div
4th Platoon
1951-1953

Entry: 82469
Subject: SORRY TO SAY

Edward Pasternak wrote on March 15, 2012

City and State: BELVIDERE IL

Unit: 3RD ARMOR DIV. CO.C 64TH TK BN APO468

Service or Relationship: Army Veteran

Comments: 1928-2011 Would like to hear from any one that served with my
father.

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Entry: 82261
Subject: 64TH TANK BATT. 3RD DIV KOREA 52 - 53

Jose Rodriguez wrote on February 27, 2012

City and State: CORPUS CHRISTI TX

Unit:

Service or Relationship: Family Member

Comments: I am looking for any one who served with and remembers my father
cpl Israel Rodriguez in Korea from 1952 to 1953 in the 3rd div 64th
tank battalian charlie company. He was a tank gunner in tank # 33.
He is still with us at 82 years of age and would enjoy hearing from his
army buddies.

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Entry: 82162
Subject: LOOKING FOR SOMEONE WHO KNOWS LEROY SNOOKY LAIRD

William Laird wrote on February 18, 2012

City and State: SAINT MARYS PA

Unit:

Service or Relationship: Family Member

Comments: LOOKING FOR SOMEONE WHO REMEMBERS GETTING HIT
AROUND JULY 18, 1954 ON THE MULE TRAIL 38TH PARALLEL. LOST
4 TANKS.
TRYING TO GET A PURPLE HEART FOR MY DAD

Keywords: COMPANY C 64TH TANK BN 3RD ARMOR DIVISION 3 JULY 1953 TO
OCTOBER 1954

Entry: 81357
Subject: INFO ON CO. B, 64TH. MED TANK BATTALION

Ron Schrader wrote on December 18, 2011

City and State: GLENVILLE MN

Unit:

Service or Relationship: Family Member

Comments: would like any info on co. b 64th. med tank bn from
oct 1951 to july 1953 when my dad Marvin L. Schroader
from minnesota served. also why is it called a heavy
and medium tank battalion? and was a tank co.
actually authorized to wear the combat infantry
badge? any info would be greatly appreciated

Keywords: battles, unit history

Entry: 80893
Subject: STEPHEN DOMBROWSKI

Tim Balonek wrote on November 4, 2011

Email Update Needed

City and State:

Unit:

Service or Relationship: Interested Person

Comments: looking for a picture of this man or possible
relatives. please e mail

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Entry: 80818
Subject: MY GRANDPA

Danny Van Tassel wrote on October 26, 2011

Email Update Needed

City and State:

Unit:

Service or Relationship: Family Member

Comments: Looking for any info pertaining to: S.F.C.
Laverge Ray Van Tassel "Tank Commander". I am a
grandson seeking any info, stories, or knowledge of
my grandfather and his war time experiences.I have
only heard of a hand-full of stories and would love
to hear more. I was told he later served as a Quarter
Master Supply Sergeant while stationed in Germany and
headed up an NCO Club. Thanks.

Keywords: 64th Heavy Armor Div., 1st Calvary Div

Entry: 80382
Subject:

Christopher Ferrara JR. wrote on September 15, 2011

City and State: JONESTOWN PA

Unit: 3RD ID

Service or Relationship: Army Veteran

Comments: Im looking for anyone who might have known Franklin
Louis Bausch. If you do contact me please at 1-813-1915.

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Entry: 80372
Subject: MY GRANDPA

Christopher Ferrara JR. wrote on September 14, 2011

City and State: JONESTOWN PA

Unit: 3RD ID

Service or Relationship: Army Veteran

Comments: my grandfather served in korea with the 3rd inf div. He
was then transferred to the 64th tank batallion. He
served from 1953-1955.

Keywords: personal friend was Renelli.

Entry: 78948
Subject: 64TH HEAVY TANK BN

Thomas Spletter wrote on May 18, 2011

City and State: MARYSVILLE OH

Unit:

Service or Relationship: Family Member

Comments: Lokking for anyone who may have served with my father, Darwin 'Blackie' Spletter. He served in a tank batallion, possibly the 64th, in the 3rd ID Korea 1952-53. My father passed away in March 1999 and never spoke much of his service experience. Thanks in advance for any help.

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Entry: 77670
Subject: HQ CO. 64TH 1955-56

Gerald Manley wrote on January 30, 2011

City and State: CHANNAHON IL

Unit: HQ CO 64TH HVY TK 3RD INF DIV

Service or Relationship: Army Veteran

Comments: Looking for Chief Bacock, Barry Kaplan, Bill Schilling,George Fielder,Isasac Hurt,Hervy Lavalle.
I hope You are all still alive? As you can see I still am. I never got to say goodby.I did make a mistake when I volunteered for adv unit for Operation
Sagebrush. Gerry

Keywords: Ft Benning 1955-56

Entry: 77448
Subject: ENTRY 77268

Don Walsh wrote on January 12, 2011

City and State: CAPE COD MA

Unit: 64TNK BN HQ

Service or Relationship: Army Veteran

Comments: looking for info don campbell and hank wolfe serve with 1952-3

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Entry: 77268
Subject: JULY 1952 TO SEPTEMBER 1953

Don Walsh wrote on December 28, 2010

City and State: W. HYANNISPORT MA

Unit: HQ CO

Service or Relationship: Army Veteran

Comments:

Keywords: looking for aqnyone who rembers msgt don campbell and
sgt hank wolfe (detroit)

Entry: 76190
Subject: PFC MARTIN GAGE

Timothy (Tim) Day wrote on September 17, 2010

City and State: NORMAN OK

Unit: A CO. 304TH SIG BN

Service or Relationship: Army Veteran

Comments: I'm looking for anyone that might remember PFC Gage, he died in 1952 while riding on a tank that slipped off a hill top. Wanted to find any of his relatives, concerning an ironic turn of events.

Keywords: A Co. 64th Tank Bn, 3rd Inf. Korangpo-Ri

Entry: 74234
Subject:

Rufus Watson wrote on April 5, 2010

City and State: CO

Unit: 64 TK-BN

Service or Relationship: Other

Comments:

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Entry: 73438
Subject: SEARCHING FOR INFO. 64TH TANK BN 3RD INF

Allice Knox wrote on February 5, 2010

City and State: CANON CITY CO

Unit:

Service or Relationship: Family Member

Comments: My brother MSG John Monroe Fish was tank commander. He and three crewmembers were MIA. One crewmember escaped with injuries. He was E-6 Tyler B. Adams, of Jefferson County Alabama. I am trying to locate him, or members of his family or friends. Anyone having information PLEASE contact me.

Keywords: July 19, 1953 64th Tank Battalion, Co B(MED)3rd Inf. Tank struck, 4 crewmembers MIA 1 RTD?

Entry: 73171
Subject: LOOKING FOR GUY'S IN C CO. FORT BENNING 1954 TO 1956

Robert Costa wrote on January 18, 2010

Email Update Needed

City and State: HEMET CA

Unit: C CO. 64TH. TANK BN.

Service or Relationship: Army Veteran

Comments: Look for friends? From 1954 to 1956 Fort Benning Ga.

Keywords:

Entry: 73169
Subject: C CO.64TH. TANK BN.

Robert Costa wrote on January 18, 2010

Email Update Needed

City and State:

Unit: 64TH. TANK BN.FORT BENNING,GA.

Service or Relationship: Army Veteran

Comments:

Keywords:

Entry: 72653
Subject: BOB CONRAD SERVED WITH HIM

Gloria Rybka wrote on December 4, 2009

City and State:

Unit:

Service or Relationship: Interested Person

Comments: My brother served with him and remembered him as a heroic and very special person.

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Entry: 71959
Subject: 64TH TANK BTLN. COM. C 3RD PLATOON

Charles Emmett wrote on October 14, 2009

Email Update Needed

City and State: BASIN WY

Unit: CO C. 3RD PLATOON 64 TH TNK BTLN.

Service or Relationship: Interested Person

Comments: I would like to hear from someone from the 3rd platoon who might have been present at the time I was wounded by an air burst of artillery. You might remember that the Lt. Curan's sleeping bag was blown up. This incident happened on the 38th parallel, some where east of Panmunjon, before the armistice was signed.

Keywords: 1952 til Feb.1953 I remember platoon leader Lt. Curan a man named Miller, Herb Boedecker, Thomas Mitchell.

Entry: 70252
Subject: 64TH TANK BATTALION

Mark Perkiss wrote on May 21, 2009

City and State:

Unit:

Service or Relationship: Family Member

Comments: My dad was Lieutenant Lewis Perkiss who was part of the 64th Tank Battalion in the infantry in Korea in 1951 and 1952.
I'm interested in hearing from anyone who served with and knew him.
He passed away in July 2007.
Korea was his second tour of duty. He served in the Army in Occupation in Eurtope in 1945 and 1946 as well. If anyone knew him there please contact me.

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Entry: 69692
Subject: HOWARD BUTTS

Jerry Dale Smith wrote on March 30, 2009

Email Update Needed

City and State: UNIONTOWN OH

Unit: B CO. 64TH TANK, 3RD INF. DIV.

Service or Relationship: Army Veteran

Comments: My father was Sgt. Gale V. Smith, Korea Dec. 53 to Aug. 1954, B Company, 64th Tank Bn., 3rd Inf. Div.

From: Noble County, Southern Ohio

He passed May 18th, 2005

The name Howard Butts sounds familar to me?

This is in response to below message posted in 2005

Post: I am looking for anyone who may have served with my Dad Howard Butts. I believe he was in the 64th. I know he drove tanks and he would have been in Korea from Dec. 1953 to late 1955. He is from West Virginia. He often tells a story of how one Christmas Eve he almost drove the tank over a cliff if that helps anyone remember. He would love to talk to anyone out there that might have been in his unit.

Keywords: Howard Butts, Sgt. Gale V. Smith, Cpl Jerry Mahan, 64th Tank,

Entry: 68435
Subject: LOOKING FOR JACK DALE OR JACK SMITH

Nikki L. wrote on December 29, 2008

City and State: LONDON ON

Unit: NO UNIT

Service or Relationship: Interested Person

Comments: I am looking for "Jack Dale" or "Jack Smith" who was posted in Germany in 1957 in Karlsruhe. Mind you even those names could be wrong but that is the only information I have.
Perhaps if I tell the short story, maybe somebody remembers him. He was with 2 or 3 other soldiers the day in March 1957 when he came to DURMERSHEIM to meet up with some girls to party. Apparently he had a girlfriend (who has passed away a few years ago) in Durmersheim who he was visiting frequently and perhaps left back to the US in either late 1957 or Spring of 1958.
Crossing my fingers.

Nikki

Keywords: Jack Dale, Jack Smith, Germany 1957, Karlsruhe

Entry: 66315
Subject: LOOKING FOR CO A FRIENDS

Chris Wilkerson wrote on July 1, 2008

City and State: PORT ST LUCIE FL

Unit: CO A 64TH HY TK BN 3ID

Service or Relationship: Army Veteran

Comments:

Keywords: I joined the 64th in the spring of 1951 and remained during the transition in the summer of '51 until the spring of '52. I served as the gunner/tkcdr on the platoon leader's tank ( I had three of them). My company 1st/sgt was Jack Smith. Some of the names and pictures I still have are Lonnie Bunch, Baldamar Galllegos, Max Miller, Milton Barnes. Gerald Shipman and others. All of you, and some who did not make it back, were with me in Chorwon. If anyone can tell me what happened to plt/ldr 1lt. carmen mellio I would like to know. He taught me how to fight and stay alive.

Entry: 66061
Subject: LEON DAVENPORT

Cayce Friedly wrote on June 14, 2008

City and State: BLAIRSVILLE GA

Unit: 64TH TANK BATTALION AND 555TH FA BATTALION

Service or Relationship: Family Member

Comments: At my father's request I would like to receive email from anyone who
might remember him during either of his two hitches in Korea. He does
not use a computer so correspondence may be sent to my email address,
or write to him at: 701 Town Mountain Road, Blairsville, GA 30512. He
would enjoy hearing from anyone with whom he was acquainted. Thanks
so much!

Keywords: 1951-1953 3rd Div 64th Tank Battalion, Battlefield commission 30 June
1953, Battle of Kumsong Salient, brief time in 1951 was with 555th
"Triple Nickel" Field Artillery Battalion as forward observer, Chorwon
Valley

Entry: 65879
Subject: LOOKING FOR LEROY BISHOP

Donald Moody wrote on June 1, 2008

City and State:

Unit: 64TH TANK BATT. 3RD INF

Service or Relationship: Army Veteran

Comments: I served in commo section hq co from june 52 to sept 53

Keywords: Captian Zander Cpl Mays

Entry: 65750
Subject: SEARCHING FOR TYLER B. ADAMS

Allice Knox wrote on May 25, 2008

City and State: CANON CITY CO

Unit: 64TH TANK BN (MED) 3 INF DIV

Service or Relationship: Family Member

Comments:

Keywords: MSG John Fish and crew were MIA on July 19, 1953. I'm looking for info on Tyler B. Adams, SFC, from AL, who on that date was injured and RTD. Anyone who knew this person, please contact me. All crew members are still listing as MIA presumed dead. Still looking after 55 years. Thanks and God Bless

Entry: 64423
Subject: MIA JOHN FISH INFORMATION REQUEST

Allice Knox wrote on February 22, 2008

City and State: CANON CITY CO

Unit:

Service or Relationship: Family Member

Comments: Looking for information on my brother, or anyone in the tank crew. One man, possiblely a Korea Rock soldier was thought to have escaped. If there is anyone having any information or leads on what happen I would like to hear from them.

Keywords: MSG John Monroe Fish and tank crew disppeared 7/19/1953 and never recovered. Crew members were Cpl Ralph Zonta, Pvt Donald Fislar and Pvt Louis Nuxoll. There were in area CT 722421, NS 6728 IV.

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