Robert Dickerson
Date: Thu, 28 Mar 1996
From: jimr@Gramercy.ios.com (Jameson Robinson)
Subject: RE: Search for Robert H Dickerson
Dear Ted,
Thanks for the reply. I'm still very interested in any info on
Robert H Dickerson. Thanks in advance for your help.
Regards
Jameson Robinson
10:39 PM on 4/2/96 From the KWP
Dickerson, Robert H.
Svc# 14067657
Rank Sgt First Class E-7
Home Erie County, NY
Mos 02812 (dont have the chart here)
KIA Hostile Action
DtCas 09-01-50
PlCas North Korea
Unit 24IR, 25ID
C Co, 1st Bn, 24th Regiment
Date: Sun, 12 May 96
From: Alfred H. Elliott, III alelliott@juno.com
Dear Sir:
I am assisting a former member of the U.S. Army, Mr. Tom Stoney,
to gather information on his brother, CPL Oliver H. Stoney, Jr.
CPT Stoney served with C Co, 1st Bn, 24th Regiment, 25th Infantry
Division in Korea. He was captured on 26 or 27 November 1950.
We believe he was held in a prisoner of war camp in northern Korea.
During repatriation, CPT Stoney's family was informed that he had
died in captivity. At the time of notification, Mr. Tom Stoney was
himself assigned to the Korean Theater. We would greatly appreciate
any information you might have or information you might be able to
provide to help in our search.
Thank you for your assistance.
ALFRED H. ELLIOTT, III
COL, MI
Commander, US Army Garrison
(from KWP)
Stoney, Olvier H
RA14260446
CPL E4
Army Infantry
South Carolina
28/11/1950
DIE died in Camp
1931
24th Inf Rgt, 25 Inf Div
Lee Saucier
Date: Mon, 15 Jul 96
From: CHRIS FARLEY c.farley@worldnet.att.net
Sir, I'm sure you are a busy person but i would really appreciate if you
could provide me with info concerning the death of Lee Saucier IDNO
34482413. he died on july 29, 1950 of hostile fire. I would really
appreciate if anyone could tell me the circumstances surrounding his
death or any one who might have served with him please reply. he was in
25 INF DIV 24 INF RGT. thank you very much
-----from KWP----
Saucier, Lee
Svc# 34482413
Svc Army, Infantry
Rank CPL, E4
CasDt 7/29/50
BirDt 1917
Home Harrison County, Ms
KIA
Unit 24th Inf Rgt, 25 Inf Div.
The date indicates that he was among the first casualties of the war.
More on Saucier
On Wed, 30 Jun 1999
GLENDA LEETH Email address wrote:
I am requesting info about my grandfather Lee Saucier who died during
the Korean War on July 29, 1950. He was attached to the 24th inf
regiment 25th inf Division.
I have been trying to acquire information about his medals and awards
and records from the National Personnel center but since the fire they
were unable to provide me with any information.
Could you please give me another source where I could possibly acquire
more information? Any info you provide will be greatly appreciated.
Thank you,
Glenda Smith-Leeth
2nd BN Easy Co
On Sun, 12 Jan 1997 DEFOORJ@aol.com wrote:
I am very proud of my father who, despite being denied some of the
priviledges of U.S. citizenship simply because of his race, taught me to
love and respect our country. He was wounded in Korea, later shipped
to Colorado for recuperation and met my mom, a WAC, at
Fort Fitzsimmons .
For his 70th birthday later this year, I would like to locate and/or
update him on the whereabouts of members of the:
25th Infintry Division
24th Regiment
2nd Battalion
EZ Company
Any assistance or guidance you can provide would be greatly appreciated.
Sgt Cornelius Charlton
Note: Awarded the Congressional Medal of Honor for actions at Chipo-ri, Feb. 6th, 1951.
On Tue, 2 Jul 1996 Luther Nixon Lh993v@aol.com wrote:
As I stated to you last night this thing with the 24th Reg has been with
me for years for several reasons, the first being that as a youngster
back in NYC ,I knew Sgt Cornelius Charlton.
He was from the Bronx, and was some what of an inspiration to several
of us that had planned to drop out of school and join the army.
He was awarded the CMH posthumously for valor at Chipo-Ri in 1951.
Pvt Johnson KIA
On Fri, 24 Jan 1997
"S. Sullivan" stacys@gulfsurf.infi.netwrote:
I am searching for anyone who might have known or served with Pvt.
Rosamond Johnson. He was a member of the 25th Inf Div, 24th Inf Reg
and was killed in action on July 26, 1950. I am a writer with the
Pensacola News Journal in Pensacola, FL (Johnson's home town) and am
researching on behalf of Pvt. Johnson's Family. Contact with any member
of the regiment who was in Korea at that time would be helpful.
Thanks
Rick Sherrell, Writer - 904-435-8579
POW's Camp 5 and C Company men
On Thu, 6 Mar 1997
Walt Chambers duce4@msn.com wrote:
8436 Solitude Ct
Antelope, CA 95843
Would like information about members of the 24th Inf Regt combat
team who become P.O.Ws.
I was wounded and taken as a P.O.W. on 27 Nov 1950, in an area
called Anju North Korea. I am looking for anyone who was in the
24th Inf Regt especially C Company. I was held in Camp # 5
Pucktong, North Korea, until my release on 9th August 1953.
Anyone that was with C Company during the early phase of the
war please contact me
Lt. Patrick Kelley
On Tue, 29 Apr 1997
Kevin Kelley kevink@ikos.com wrote:
Hi,
I'm looking for information about my uncle, LT. Patrick H. Kelley,
who was killed on August 23, 1950. He was a member of the 25th
Infantry Division. I've never asked for this sort of database
search before, please pardon me if I'm going about it the wrong way.
Thank you,
Kevin Kelley, Nashua, NH
kevink@ikos.com
Company A
On Wed, 18 Jun 1997
Updated: 01/26/2001
Darin Stallworth sparkybandd@aol.com wrote:
Darin Stallworth
phone: 626 914 4520
My name is Darin Stallworth and I'm looking for information on Sergeant
Sherman I Garnett. He was In the 24th infantry regiment A company.
He resides in Pasadena calif. He is very interested in any information
on any of his fellow soldiers. He's told me alot about the korean war
and after listening to him I frankly want to know about some of his
fellow soldiers also. He is in very good health and ready to reminace.
He's very anxious to hear from someone so please reply.
Lt Harry Davis
On Fri, 20 Jun 1997
Renee Davisrdavis2209@aol.com wrote:
2209 Richland Street
Silver Spring, MD 20910-2334
301-495-5884
Fax: 301-589-4026 Call1st
Trying to find information on Lt. Harry Davis, KIA, May of '51.
All black unit...24th Infantry, I think, not sure. Will visit site
again with more information.
Would love to talk with anyone that knew him. I have so many
questions. Never knew my father and both grandparents had
died by the time I was 2 months old.
I was at the Korean War Memorial opening and was unable to
find anyone; called the newspapers, left messages at hotels,
etc. Nothing. SOMEBODY has to be around that knew him!
Patrick Kelley, 1st Lt.
On Mon, 7 Jul 1997
Kevin Kelley wrote:
6 Farley St.
Nashua, NH 03060
603-598-6373
Thank you for making this available online. My uncle 1LT Patrick Kelley
was with 24 Inf Regt, and was killed 8-23-50.
I'm interested in hearing from anyone who knew him or served with the
25th at that early stage of the war.
KIA - Eldridge A Johnson
On Mon, 11 Aug 1997
John Sims wrote:
I am trying to locate any information on regards to my older brother who
is considered mia or pow in the Korean war. My parents are deceased so
I have little information on him.
His name was Eldridge Arthur Johnson and he enlisted in New Orleans,La.
Any information that can be sent to me in regards to this would be
deeply appreciated.
Sincerely,
John Sims, Jr
e-mail JRsimsjr
KIA - Eldridge A Johnson
On Tue, 23 Sep 1997
Selika Ducksworth duckswsm@uwec.edu wrote:
History Department, University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire
Eau Claire, WI 54701
phone: 715-836-5501/4886
fax: 715-836-2380
I am looking for veterans of the 24th Infantry Regiment from 1950 to
October of 1951, along with the 159th FAB, to interview them for a book
that I am researching on the evaluation, service, and experiences of the
unit.
Please contact me at 715-836-5501 or duckswsm@uwec.edu. I want to
create an oral history of this unit's service. I already have gathered
and transcribed 20 interviews, and would like to find at least another
15.
I admire the unit, have researched the controversies around it, and hope
that the men of the unit will help me to get this information on the
record before it is too late.
Sincerely, Selika Ducksworth
POW Camp 5 and 4
On Sat, 13 Sep 1997
Philip Anderson wrote:
9 ROCHESTER HILL
ROCHESTER, NH 03867
25 INF DIV
was in camp 5 for 18 months. camp4 6months marched for approx 4
months. Will furnish any info.
H Co 2nd Bn
On Sat, 18 Oct 1997
R.K. Meaders meaders@galstar.com wrote:
25651 S. 607 LN.
GROVE, OK 74344-0205
Telephone: 918-786-8042
ENTERED KOREA ON ADVANCE PARTY FOR 24TH INF SHORTLY AFTER START OF WAR.
MET GEN DEAN AT TAEJON JUST PRIOR TO HIS CAPTURE. WAS AT PUJAN DURING
BREAKOUT ALMOST TO THE YALU AND BACK DOWN AGAIN BELOW THE 38TH. AND
CROSSED THE HAN RIVER ON THE ADVANCE BACK UP TO THE 38TH WHEN ROTATED
OUT IN MAY 1951.
More: Having been on occupation duty in Japan I was one of the first
into Korea. I was Platoon Leader, Co. Commander H Co. 2nd Battalion
after our CO was killed at the Pusan Perimeter.
Later was Communications Officer for the 2nd Bn in Hdq. Co. If I can
help anyone with info I shall be glad to do so. They might help me more
in the long run. Thanks again.
Love Co
On Tue, 2 Dec 1997
James Bradley E-mail wrote:
PO.Box 325
Coatesville, Pa 19320
datein: March 1951 dateout: Dec.1951
Just looking for anyone who serve in Love Company 25th Div. 24th Rgt.
in the Korean War.
PFC Sylvester J. Hogan
On Mon, 8 Dec 1997
Robb Hogan or Arnold Smith E-mail wrote:
fax: 313.527.4533
We would like any information on:
PFC Sylvester J. Hogan
24 th Inf, 25th Reg
KIA March, 1951
Home Det., MI
Edward Ingram
On Sun, 08 Feb 1998
Rick Green Email address wrote:
With help from this website,is there a way to find out where a
relative (uncle) Pvt. Edward Ingram was killed in the Korean
War. He was reported as a casualty around April 10, 1951?
If More information is needed,I will try to get it. Can you please
help?
Sincerely,
Rick Green
From KWP: cas date shows Mar 9, 1951
Book in progress
On Thu, 19 Feb 1998
Kenneth Bailey Email address wrote:
I am doing research for a book I would like to write about the 24th
Inf. Rgt. I would appreciate hearing from anyone who served in the
regiment from the time of the Japanese occupation to Oct. 1951. I
want to relate as much as possible the individual experiences of
the men who served in that unit.
G Co
On Thu, 19 Feb 1998
Curtis J. Morrow Email addresswrote:
I am a Korean war veteran, and served with the 24th Infantry
Regiment, G-Co, 1st Platoon, 1st, Squad, as a Rifleman,, from Dec,4
1950 until Sept, 1 1951..
Lt, Davis, (listed-above) was my Platoon leader, I witness his
death, in fact, the last order he gave was to me.. Through the help
of this page I've located his daughters, that i remember him
talking about.
I had often wonder about them, Thank you.
Its because of kids like them, that encouraged me to write of my
Korean war memoir.. All of them should read it. Because my story
is also theirs; and if no one esle, we, the survivors, will always
remember them.
May they rest in peace.
Curtis J. Morrow
Home page
Lt. Ross Barrett
On Fri, 10 Apr 1998
"Warrick L. Barrett" Email address wrote:
9313 Castle Knoll Blvd.
Indianapolis, IA 46250-3485
phone: (317)576-1981
fax: (317)841-3823
datein: 1950 dateout: 1953
My father, Lt Ross P. Barrett (B:25 May 22/D:3 Jan 85) was a member of the
24th Inf Regiment of the 25 Infantry Division during the Korean War.
He did not talk much about his experiences. He wanted me to understand
that they were difficult and terrible. I would enjoy hearing from anyone
who might have known him during that period.
HQ & HQ Co, 3rd Bn
On Fri, 31 Jul 1998
JeanSteinb@aol.com wrote:
I am writing at the request of a veteran named Freckless Gibbs, Jr., who
does not have access to the internet. Freck served with Headquarters
and Headquarters Co., 3rd Btn, 24th Regiment of the 25th Infantry
Division, and was posted in Korea from 7/7/50 - 8/51.
Freck is searching for the following buddies who served in his company:
Charles R. Blackshear - nicknamed "Dr. Toad" - who was then from
Palestine, Texas; Presley Giles, then from Gonzales, Texas; and Paul
Lawrence Dunbar Christon (not sure of the spelling of his last name;
he was nicknamed "Chris"), originally from Dayton, Ohio.
Please have them contact me at JeanSteinb @aol.com. Thanks very much
for your help and for your wonderful website!
Oliver Dale, Silver Star
On Fri, 25 Dec 1998
Oliver Berry Email address wrote:
Hello,
My name is Oliver Berry and I'm trying to locate my name sake,
Oliver Dale.
The only information I have is that he received the Silver Star Medal in
Korea. My uncle was killed in action. Unfortunetly, this is all the
information I am aware of. I beleive he may have served in the 24th
infantry.
Please feel free to email me at cberry7238@aol.com. I would appreciate
any information to help with this inquiry or suggestions that would
help.
Thank you, and God Bless.
LT. Patrick H. Kelley
On Tue, 29 Apr 1997
Kevin Kelley Email address wrote:
I'm looking for information about my uncle, LT. Patrick H. Kelley,
who was killed on August 23, 1950. He was a member of the 25th
Infantry Division. I've never asked for this sort of database
search before, please pardon me if I'm going about it the wrong way.
Thank you,
Kevin Kelley, Nashua, NH
kevink@ikos.com
