Entry: 36864
Subject: LATE DEC. 50-SEPT. 51
Rex Pritchett wrote on September 11, 2003
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City and State: LAWRENCEVILLE GA
Unit: 1ST TANK BATTALION/1ST MAR DIV
Service or Relationship: Navy Veteran - Korea
Comments: Primary Duty Station..US Naval Hospital in Philadelphia mid '48 thru Aug. '50. FMF 8/50. Would love to correspond with other Korean War Vets!
Keywords: Personal friends: William J. Slattery, Dr. W.D. Harrison, Bob Carpenter. Units: 1st Tank Battalion 1st Marine Division
Entry: 34518
Subject: CORPSMAN JOHN MCGUIRE
Mary McGuire wrote on May 31, 2003
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City and State: SHELBYVILLE IL
Unit:
Service or Relationship: Navy Veteran - Korea
Comments: I am looking for any information about my father who was a Navy Hospital Corpsman. He never talked much about the war when he was alive. I do know that he was injured by a grenade blast and received several medals which have disappeared over time. I do have a newspaper clipping of him from the "Chicago Herald-10/09/1950". It shows him with Marine Sgt. Leon Reese of Huntsville, AL. They are holding a flag and preparing to raise it again over the American Consulate in Seoul. If anyone has any information about my father or this time of the war, I would be extremely grateful.
Mary C. McGuire
Keywords: 1950
Navy Hospital Corpsman
American Consulate-Seoul
Marine Sgt. Leon Reese
Entry: 34311
Subject: PETE(R) ST.DENNIS(U.S MARINE CORP)
Morningstar Vancil wrote on May 22, 2003
City and State: SAN FRANCISCO CA
Unit:
Service or Relationship: Family Member
Comments: Pete was station in the Philippines in 1958.
Keywords: hi..I am daughter of Bonifacia(Paz)Perez
Entry: 33790
Subject: EZ MED COMPANY
Karen Harwerth wrote on April 23, 2003
City and State: ANOKA MN
Unit:
Service or Relationship: Family Member
Comments: 1951-1952
Message: 62830 - Karen Harwerth wrote on 2002-04-06 21:50:19,
kharwerth@goldengate.net
Unit: E Med
Comments: My father, Donald "Woody" Roberts is interested in getting in touch with anyone that may have served with the Easy Med during this time. He remembers some names: a Supply Sargeant by the name of McCann, Corpsman Fred Dowding, Clovis M.Barnett from Mississippi, "Inky" Ingstrom, Corp. CHarles M. Brown and Burjois from Wisconsin.
Keywords: 1st Marine Division
Moon San Ni
EZ Med. Co.
Entry: 33267
Subject: MARINE MEDICAL BATTALIONS?
Charles Langin wrote on April 1, 2003
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City and State: TOPOCK AZ
Unit: VMO-6
Service or Relationship: Marine Veteran - Korea
Comments: Webmaster: The Marine Corps never had any 1st Marine Medical Battalions, or 2nd Marine Medical Battalions, the correct name is 1st Medical Battalion. Medical battalions are all Navy staffed. 1stMedBn was located adjacent to my unit in Korea (VMO-6), we delivered all our med-evacs to them for treatment. Although we loved our Corpsmen, none of them were Marines. Capt Chuck Langin, USMC (Ret)
Keywords:
Entry: 31906
Subject: LOOKING FOR INFO ON JOHN WESLEY ROGERS, JR.
Gary K. Rogers wrote on February 10, 2003
City and State: BUCHANAN VA
Unit:
Service or Relationship: Family Member
Comments: I am looking for information on my uncle, John Wesley Rogers, Jr. Uncle Wes was a navy corpsman and made the walk from Chosin. He never talked much about it, but his fingers, toes, and feet gave him problems throughout life. He retired after a career in the navy and passed away in 1980. He taught my younger brother and I how to hunt and shoot. We miss him. He was a great uncle. Any information would be appreciated. I am an engineer and professor at the Virginia Military Institute, Lexington, VA, 24450, (540) 464-7411. Thanks. Gary
Keywords: John Wesley Rogers, Navy Corpsman, Chosin Reservoir
Entry: 30163
Subject: 'D' MED FIELD HOSP.1ST MAR DIV.
Harold Butler wrote on December 5, 2002
Deceased
City and State: CHRISTCHURCH, 8005
Unit: DOG MED. 1951 TO 1952 FMF 1ST MAR DIV.
Service or Relationship: Navy Veteran - Korea
Comments: I would like to hear from any old shipmates that served in "D" (Dog) Med Hospital from 1951 to 1952.I worked in the Operating Room and Debridement Room as an HM3 and HM2. Served 20 years and retired as a Chief. Served on Admiral Byrd's Exp. to Little America 5, Antarctic, Wintered over in 1956. Some Washington, D.C. duty, more Antarctica in 1960's back to D.C. and retired. Currently living in New Zealand. I got a good memory yet. I'll know you.
Harold E. Butler, HMC USN Retired.
Keywords: Arrived Pusan July 1951 in the 10th Replacement Draft aboard USNS Gen, Wm. Weigel. Served at Dog Med Field Hosptial in Inje, Soh Wah Rei. Later at the Front with 3rd Bat 1st Mar.Weapon's Company
Entry: 30149
Subject: CORPSMAN LEEDY
Pete Rendina wrote on December 4, 2002
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City and State: SELBYVILLE DE
Unit: C-1-7
Service or Relationship: Marine Veteran - Korea
Comments: I would like to contact Corpsman Leedy or any other corpsman from C-1-7 from 11/52-2/53 in Korea. Pete Rendina bopete67@aol.com
Keywords: Corpsman-- 3rd Squad ,1st Platoon, C-1-7
Entry: 29324
Subject: HOSPITAL SHIP
Beth Schools wrote on November 6, 2002
City and State: LEVITTOWN PA
Unit:
Service or Relationship: Interested Person
Comments: has anyone heard of the ship named "comfort"?
Keywords:
Entry: 28245
Subject: ABLE MED
Jack Colley wrote on September 13, 2002
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City and State:
Unit:
Service or Relationship: Marine Veteran - Korea
Comments: I'm looking for other Able Med Corpsmen serving between the months of January 1953-August 1953.
My name is Jack Colley
Please contact me via E-mail
ColleyJM@aol.com
Keywords: 25th replacement draft
G company 3rd Battalion 5th Marine (October 1952)
Hill OP2
Entry: 27323
Subject: LOOKING FOR NAVY MEDICS KOREA 1952-53
Daniel H. Kellum wrote on August 2, 2002
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City and State: NORMAN IN
Unit: 'DOG' CO.,2ND BATT. 5TH MARINES, 1ST DIV.
Service or Relationship: Marine Veteran - Korea
Comments: THOSE TERRIBLE NIGHTS ON THOSE HILLSIDES UNDER THE CONSTANT POPPING OF FLARES ARE TOO HORRIBLE
TO CONTEMPLATE. WE MADE OUR START OF A FOXHOLE IN A MORTAR CRATER, HOPING A WIND SHIFT WOULD KEEP THE NEXT ONE OUT OF OUR HOLE. WE KEPT VEGAS BUT
IT WAS LATER LOST BY THE TURKISH TROOPS WHO WERE ANNIALATED. TOM McCANN and I KEPT TRACK OF EACH OTHER RIGHT UP TO DISCHARGE AT TREASURE ISLAND IN
1955. TEMPIS FUGIT. I WOULD LIKE TO CONTACT ANY CORPSMEN WHO WERE IN THAT FIGHT. I WAS TEMPORARILY ATTACHED TO "FOX" CO. FOR A WHILE, WHEN THEIR MEDICS BECAME WOUNDED. TOM WAS INVOLVED IN THE "LITTLE SWITCH" OPERATION IN THE SUMMER OF 1953. BY THAT TIME WE WERE SERVING AT "ABLE" MED. CO. ANY and ALL RESPONSES WILL BE ANSWERED E-MAIL ADD. pillroller@voyager.net
MY DUTY WITH THE MARINE WERE THE BEST OF MY 4 YEARS IN THE NAVY, INCLUDING AIEA HTS NAVAL HOSPITAL , T.H. 1954-1955
SEMPER FI
Keywords: LOOKING FOR THOMAS MCCANN AND/OR ANY MEDICS ATTACHED TO 5TH MARINES DURING THE BATTLE FOR
VEGAS/CARSON/RENO DURING THE PANMUNJOM FIASCO
Entry: 27264
Subject: VEGAS/CARSON/RENO INFO
Daniel H. Kellum wrote on July 31, 2002
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City and State:
Unit:
Service or Relationship: -
Comments:
Keywords:
Entry: 27257
Subject: 1ST MED.BN, 1ST MAR.DIV
Dennis Crawford wrote on July 31, 2002
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City and State: MOUNTAIN HOME AR
Unit:
Service or Relationship: Family Member
Comments: my dad douglas dee crawford served in the korean war from 1951-sept 1952. was medical tech. left from san diego. was in the 1st med bn, 1st medical div. i believe company 'c'. thanks, dennis
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Entry: 27098
Subject: VIRGIL (CORKY) HARRIS - OKLAHOMA MIA 11/28/50 E/2/1
John Lazenby wrote on July 21, 2002
City and State:
Unit:
Service or Relationship: Family Member
Comments: My cousin was listed MIA on 11-28-50 while serving as a medic with e co. /2/1 marines. Listed KIA on 4-16-54. Would like to talk to anyone who knew him or about his squad.
Thanks,
John
Keywords: hospital corpsman, medic with e company, 2nd battalion, 1st regiment, 1st division. MIA 11-28-50.
Entry: 26040
Subject: LOOKING FOR INFORMATION ON CORPS. TED PAILLETTE (SP?)
Todd DeGabriele wrote on June 5, 2002
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City and State:
Unit:
Service or Relationship: Family Member
Comments: I am looking for information on Corpsman Ted Paillette. I am not sure if that is the correct spelling of his name. He went through medical training with my father and went to Korea. He was possibly KIA in Korea in 1952. His name does not appear on any KIA rosters however. It did appear on a 1st MarDiv "honor roll" posted sometime in 1950 of which my father has carried since then.
I am wondering if there was a mistake and Ted might still be living. My father has had survivors guilt since 1953 when he returned home and his buddy did not. I would like to close the loop on this issue for him as he is getting up in age. Any information at all would be helpful. Thanks
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Entry: 25517
Subject: SANTOS LIVAS
Frank Salazar wrote on May 16, 2002
City and State: ALAMO TX
Unit: N/A
Service or Relationship: Family Member
Comments: Information received states that he was killed in action on March 3, 1951. Other information states that he may have been missing in action!
Keywords: Corporal Livas was a member of Company B,!st Battalion,7th Marines,1st Marine Division. Served between 1946 and 1951.
Entry: 24568
Subject: OCTOBER 1952-OCTOBER 1953
Karen Harwerth wrote on April 6, 2002
City and State: ANOKA MN
Unit: E MED
Service or Relationship: Family Member
Comments: My father, Donald Roberts is interested in getting in touch with anyone that may have served with the Easy Med during this time. He remembers some names: a Supply Sargeant by the name of McCann, Corpsman Fred Dowding, Clovis M.Barnett from Mississippi, "Inky" Ingstrom, Corp. CHarles M. Brown and Burjois from Wisconsin.
Keywords: E Company, 1st Medical Bn., 1st Marine Division, "Inky" Ingstrom, Corp. Charles M. Brown, Corp. Clovis H. Barnett
Entry: 23832
Subject: MAG 33 CORPSMEN
Charles Scott wrote on March 10, 2002
Email Update Needed
City and State: TX
Unit:
Service or Relationship: Navy Veteran - Korea
Comments: Anyone else still alive? I worked in the pharmacy at MAG 33, around 1953.
Dr. Scott was the chief medical officer (no relation to me).
Those were the days ...
CS
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Entry: 22774
Subject: JOHN(DOC) GRISAK
John Grisak wrote on January 30, 2002
City and State: OH
Unit:
Service or Relationship: Family Member
Comments: LIKE TO FIND OUT AS MUCH AS POSSIBLE ABOUT WHAT UNIT HE WAS IN ETC... MY FATHER NEVER TALKED ABOUT HIS EXPIERENCES IN KOREA.
Keywords: WAS WITH FIRST MARINES AT CHOSIN RESERVOIR WAS WOUNDED THERE
Entry: 21060
Subject: DOES ANYONE REMEMBER LEON CROMER
Suzie Arnau wrote on November 28, 2001
Email Update Needed
City and State: OCALA FL
Unit:
Service or Relationship: Family Member
Comments: Does anyone remember a Leon C. Cromer Jr. He was a Navy Medic assigned to a Marine Detachment. We would love to hear from anyone who remembers him. I found out several years after his death of an incident where he had gotten his legs trapped and was rescued by a black man (or it could have been the other way around). We thank you whoever it was.
He was very proud of his service during Korea. Sorry i don't have any other info.
Keywords: Navy Medic assigned to Marine Detachment
Entry: 17660
Subject: 'EASY MED'
Robert Leibold wrote on June 30, 2001
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City and State: SPRINGDALE AR
Unit:
Service or Relationship: -
Comments: My father, HM3 Lowell F. "Lou" Leibold, was a World War II "re-tread" and a member of "Easy Med" from '51-'52. He died in 1994, but left me with Jap flags and rifles from Shuri Castle, as well as many photographs of Easy Med's operations in the months just after Chosin.
Also for Easy Med veterans: Life Magazine of August 10, 1953, features photos of your unit while in operation near Panmunjom, at the time of the signing of the truce. A reprint of the magazine may be obtained from Life Magazine's Archive Section, and is well worth the price of $20.00. The magazine features both the articles' "How The Truce Came To Korea," and "Death In The Gaze Of Prayerful Men." If you are a former member of Easy, you'll doubtless enjoy this issue.
For all you Corpsmen and Marines who served with Dad, I say, "Arrirang," and "Idio-ship-sho!"
May God bless all the men who served in "The Land Of The Morning Calm." Our country is a far better place because of you.
Mark Leibold
HM2, 2/7, lstMarDiv., 1975-76
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Entry: 15180
Subject: DR.VICTOR STALLONE
Galand Bohn wrote on February 23, 2001
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City and State: WEBSTER SD
Unit:
Service or Relationship: Friend of Veteran
Comments: Am looking for anyone who may have served with my brother-in-law in Korea in 1953. He was a Bn. surgeon but do not know which Bn. He died in 1990 without telling his family of his wartime activities.. Do all you Marines take your stories to your grave as I am in contact with a member of 2nd.Bn. 7th and he never told his family because they did not seem interested! Shame. Hope to hear from you.
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Entry: 14819
Subject: SEARCHING FOR CORPSMEN SERVED WITH D/2/7 IN KOREA
Charles W. Curley wrote on February 5, 2001
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City and State: OLEAN NY
Unit: DOG/2/7 1ST MAR. DIV
Service or Relationship: -
Comments: DOG/2/7 1ST MAR. DIV
Keywords:
Entry: 13750
Subject: ABLE MED
Leland Benson wrote on December 21, 2000
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City and State:
Unit: ABLE MED
Service or Relationship: Navy Veteran - Korea
Comments: looking for any other able med hospital corpsmen.
Keywords:
Entry: 13356
Subject: EASY MED DEC 50 - OCT 51
Donald W. (Don) Therens wrote on November 29, 2000
Email Update Needed
City and State: WELLINGTON OH
Unit: EASY MED 7TH REGIMENT 1ST MARDIV
Service or Relationship: Navy Veteran - Korea
Comments: A couple names, Corpsman Bill Grooms from Florida, Benny Benson from Chattanoga, Tenn. (Marine ambulance driver) many more, wold like to contact anyone from the unit.Started with unit at Mason, west of Pusan December 1950. Jumped off in Feb for Pohang....
Keywords: Looking for members of E med 1951, have lost my book of names, either Marines or Navy Corpsmen, operation Killer, spring 1951.I rotated out Oct 51.
Entry: 12834
Subject: EASY MED.
Tina Maynard wrote on November 9, 2000
Email Update Needed
City and State: PHELPS KY
Unit: 'E' COMPANY 1ST MEDICAL BATTALION 1ST MARINE DIV.
Service or Relationship: Marine Veteran - Korea
Comments: I AM POSTING THIS FOR MY FATHER. HE HAS TRIED WITHOUT ANY LUCK THUS FAR TO FIND SOME OF THE PEOPLE HE SERVED IN KOREA WITH. I HAVE CHECKED SEVERAL VETERAN'S LISTS ONLY TO BE DISSAPPOINTED AGAIN. IF THERE IS ANYONE OUT THERE WHO HAS SERVED WITH HIM -- Pfc. CHARLES A. MICHAE-----PLEASE LET ME KNOW .
Keywords: SHIP - USS MIGGS
SERVED WITH CECIL GARDUNO (SP.)
DROVE AMBULANCE
DOG MEDICAL COMPANY
Entry: 10395
Subject: E-MED DEC 52 TO MAY 53
Warner Leonard wrote on July 16, 2000
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City and State: SPANAWAY WA
Unit: E-MED
Service or Relationship: Navy Veteran - Korea
Comments: Looking for anybody left. T. P. Forbes, Ape Sheer. Willie Workman. or anyone else 18th,, 19, 20, 21, 22 drafts. Bernie Roux is down in Texas but have lost track of the rest of you. Hope most of your are still among us. If you can touch me with an E-mail. Best to all.
Len
Keywords: Len
Entry: 10038
Subject: NEED INFO ABOUT NAVY CORPSMAN JOHN SAMUEL WOOD
Mark Duncan wrote on July 2, 2000
Email Update Needed
City and State: HEBER SPRINGS AR
Unit:
Service or Relationship: Friend of Veteran
Comments: Mr. Wood's son Michael is trying to find more information about his father, John Samuel Wood, and appreciates any assistance. He would especially like to hear from anyone who served with or personally knew his father.
Keywords: Corpsman Wood was a veteran of Chosin Reservoir and Inchon. He was with the First Tank Battalion of the First Marine Division.
Entry: 9593
Subject: LOOKING FOR JOHN LEVI, NAVY CORPSMAN WITH MARINE CORPS, MADE THE INCHON LANDING
Earl Dennler wrote on June 24, 2000
City and State: FORISTELL MO
Unit: 1ST DIV 2ND BATTALLION (I THINK)
Service or Relationship: Marine Veteran - Korea
Comments: I have lost track of John Levi, who made the Inchon Landing with me....we were both Navy Corpsman with the Marine Corps. I'd like to find him. Earl Dennler denduo@aol.com
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Entry: 9254
Subject: BAINBRIDGE.MD NAVAL TRAINING CTR.
John (Hoppy) Hopler wrote on June 8, 2000
Email Update Needed
City and State: FOREST CITY NC
Unit: 'MAINSIDE' DISPENSERY #506
Service or Relationship: Navy Veteran - Korea
Comments: After hostilities ceased, there was and abundance of Hospital Corpmen. Many were stationed at the N T C for a long time. Have not had any success in locating these or others who served there from 1953 to 1955. Anyone who knows of the ones mentioned or others not mentioned in this time frame, even relatives of them, please write or phone. Leave message and to whom you are referring. ANY help is gtreatly appreciated. I formerly lived in N J at that point in time. Thanks, Hoppy
Keywords: Personal friends: Richard (Ricky) Navarro, Robert Norman Malo (Bob), George Biegler, Richard (Dick) Hovey, Gordon Gutebier, Martin (Marty) Bowen.
Entry: 8962
Subject: JIM HASWELL, JIM FARRELL, DR. DIBBLE
Jimi Lee Haswell wrote on May 28, 2000
Email Update Needed
City and State: MI
Unit:
Service or Relationship: Family Member
Comments:
greetings all,
I posted this on the Consolation (hospital ship) board, but I guess it also belongs here on EASY MED, as I believe that is the "unit" that my dad was in as a medical corpsman in Korea.
I thought I would make a post here and see if any of this makes a connection for someone. My dad, JAMES DUANE (JIM) HASWELL was in Korea, not sure the exact years, but definitely in 52 and 53. He was a medical corpsman in the 1st marine division, but I don't know unit. I believe he was with the EASY MED field hospital and not Able Med.
He was burned in a bunker fire on the front line and jeeped on stretcher to Battalian Aide. From there took a (sounds like he's just catching a ride) Bell helicopter ride on the outside riggers (or whatever they are called), to the EASY MED field hospital.
He said that a fellow medical corpsman, JIM FARRELL (sp?), was on the frontline with him and took care of his wounds and rode in the jeep to Battalian and that FARRELL SAVED HIS LIFE. If you know this Jim Farrell, please send me some e-mail and I can hook you up with my dad for a reunion, if you like.
EASY MED shipped him to the DANISH hospital ship JUTLANDIA (or Jatlandia?) first I think and then he went to the CONSOLATION hospital ship, I believe. Dad (Jim Haswell) remembers the surgeon's name on the American ship as DOCTOR DIBBLE. Dad says he remembers the surgeon well because he was "awake" in surgery when they were literally pulling and scraping his burned skin off and, being a medic himself, he said to the surgeon, "hey, you can't do that to me without giving me something first." heh.
It is possible that the ship was the REPOSE, but I'm pretty sure he said the CONSOLATION. It went to port of call at YOKUSKA (sp?), JAPAN near YOKAHAMA where he went to the hospital ashore, which I don't know the name of.
The captain of the American ship (whichever it was - Consolation or Repose) turned out to be a childhood friend of my dad's mother (WINIFRED THELMA SNELL HASWELL), from BEULAH/BENZONIA, MICHIGAN. Now that's a small world isn't it?
well that's it for now. everyone take care and we are thinking of you all and all those that fought on this Memorial Day and all the rest of the year as well.
take care, jl haswell
Keywords: jim haswell, james haswell, jim farrell, james farrell, doctor dibble, dr. dibble, consolation, repose, battalian aide, easy med, yokuska, yokahama, michigan, medic, corpsman, front line
Entry: 7996
Subject: EASY CO
Renee Mocnik wrote on April 15, 2000
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City and State:
Unit:
Service or Relationship: Family Member
Comments: My father was in Easy Med, I have his discharge papers. But just found out from an old Life magazine which med unit he was in. His name was Sterling Forman, he was in Easy Med somewhere between 5/52 and 6/54. Wondering if anyone knew him? Also wondering if anyone was willing to share how this affected them.
Keywords: Easy Med 1st Med 1st Mar Div, FMF
Entry: 7259
Subject: CORPSMEN/MARINES C MED
John Francis Richter wrote on February 28, 2000
Deceased
City and State: LARGO FL
Unit:
Service or Relationship: Navy Veteran - Korea
Comments: Looking for Navy Corpsmen and U.S.Marines who may have been assigned to "C"Med.Co. during the Pusan Perimeter(Aug/Sept'50)--Inchon Landing--Seoul--Koto-ri(Sept/Dec'50)(1stMarDivFMF)--Semper Fi!
Keywords: "C"Medical Co.1stMedBn.(1st Provisional Marine Brigade and 1st Marine Division,FMF)
Entry: 6969
Subject: EASY CO
G. G. (Jerry) Snyder wrote on February 14, 2000
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City and State:
Unit: EASY CO. 1ST MED BN.1ST MAR DIV
Service or Relationship: -
Comments: EASY CO. 1ST MED BN.1ST MAR DIV
Keywords:
Entry: 6885
Subject: DOCUMENTARY ON MILITARY MEDICINE
Sydnye White wrote on February 11, 2000
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City and State:
Unit:
Service or Relationship: Interested Person
Comments: Hello. I am working on a documentary on Military Medicine for the Discovery Channel. I would like to talk to medical personnel in the battlefield that 1)saved a life and is in contact with the patient, 2)used innovations in the battlefield that were new at the time, or 3)forced to used makeshift medicine to save a life.
If you know of anyone or off places where I can post this request, please e-mail me at sydziza@aol.com. Thank you.
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Entry: 6661
Subject: LOKING FOR FATHER EDWARL L DAWSON
Carol Dawson wrote on February 3, 2000
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City and State: CLEAR LAKE OAKS CA
Unit:
Service or Relationship: Family Member
Comments: ive been looking for my father he was in korea in 1950-1951 edward L dawson (lucky)in 1949 he was on this (benevolence) ship that sunk in SF. CA. he was a medic on this ship. he was sent to oak knoll hospital (Oakland ca.) he met my mother (janet gene greene) soon after they got married in naveda. I dont have any information on him, military id# or social securty #. he was born in oklahoma 1927.
Keywords: NAVY MEDIC (Edward L Dawson)on the benevalence
(lucky)nickname:
Entry: 4856
Subject: SURGICAL TEAM 22
Anselm H. Miller wrote on November 13, 1999
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City and State: FOUNTAIN INN SC
Unit: SURGICAL TEAM 22
Service or Relationship:
Comments: Would like to hear from Sugical Team 22 members
We were attached to 1st Mar div also helped set up B med I was at opertion little switch The repatriation of prisoners at Munsani 1953
Keywords: Assigned to 1 MED BN - 1MARDIV
Entry: 3444
Subject: EASY-MED CO., C-1-5
Edward J. (Eddie) Groth wrote on August 11, 1999
Deceased
City and State: LAS CRUCES NM
Unit: EASY MED CO.,LST MED BAT,, 1ST MAR DIV
Service or Relationship: Marines
Comments: EASY MED CO.,LST MED BAT,, 1ST MAR DIV
Keywords: Easy-Med Co., C-1-5
Entry: 2369
Subject: E MED 51-52
Floyd D. Jaros wrote on January 17, 1999
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City and State: VIRGINIA MN
Unit: EASY MED 1ST. MARINES 51 /52
Service or Relationship:
Comments: EASY MED 1ST. MARINES 51 /52
Keywords: