Searching for men and info
Searching for information regarding the Second Chemical Mortar Bn
especially Company A of which I was a member from Sept. 1950 - May
1951.
Robert Nickerson becky@at-data.ns.ca
Bernie Montoya 2nd Chemical Bn
On Sun, 17 Nov 1996
AEspinoza@aol.com wrote:
Would like to hear from anyone who was with a chemical mortar
battalion from Maryland.
Am trying to find anyone who knew my buddy Bernie Montoya
from Colorado. He was declared MIA in 1950.
Does anyone know any details?
Contact me, Al Espinoza. AEspinoza@aol.com.
--from KWP---
He was killed on Nov 2, 1950. I would have to do some research to find
out what the Bn was supporting that week.
Ted Barker
2nd Chem Bn
On Thu, 9 Jan 1997
Linda Roddy roddy@taconic.net wrote:
1633 Magnolia Ave
Lady Lake,FL 32159
352-750-3950
I'm interested in any and all information concerning my
brother Donald C Hoysradt. I would appreciate any in-
formation you may have regarding his death, as his re-
mains were never recovered or sent back to us.
We still do not know the circumstances of his death.
We have several conflicting stories.
Any information you could give us would be greatly
appreciated.
Any information you might have
2nd Chemical Bn
On Sun, 25 May 1997
Robert L Bighouse janierlb@aol.com wrote:
615 Bendwood Dr.
Houston, TX 77024-4027
Was member of 2nd Chemical Mortar Bn in Korea from aug 51 to Aug 52.
This unit was later changed to an infantry heavy weapons Bn.
Do you have any input from our unit or the 555th Field Artillery?
2nd Chemical Bn
On Mon, 16 Jun 1997
Sharon Spry Email address wrote:
Mr. Barker:
Malcolm J. Spry was the 2nd Chemical Battalion, Company B.
His address is 5 Braintree Crescent, Penfield, NY 14526
Phone Number is: 716-671-0701
Thank you.
Sharon K. Spry
2nd Chem Bn
On Fri, 21 Nov 1997
Cecil Browning Email address wrote:
Kansas City, MO 64138
Telephone: 1-816-765-2420
Looking for some information on Unit History for The 2nd Chemical
Mortar Bn. during the Korean conflict.
Would appreciate any help.
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461st Infantry BN
Was 2nd Chem Bn
On Sat, 28 Jun 1997
Harry (Punchy) Dziukala, Email address wrote:
Dear Ted Barker,
Do you have any information of men who served in the 461st between
January,1953 and July of 1953. Attached to the eighth army.
2nd Chemical Bn activated Feburary 1st 1949.
2nd Chemical was re-designated as the 461st INF BN (Heavy Mortar) on
January 22nd, 1953.
Harry (Punchy) Dziukala, Pfc
461 Inf Bn
On Sun, 12 Jul 1998
linda beder Email address wrote:
comments:
Trying to find info on my uncle. Nicholas DeSimone MIA 7/13/53
461st Infantry Battallion (Heavy Mortar)
Someone posted they were 2nd chemical until jan of 53. There was a Joe
Esposito from NJ with the unit that was taken POW & survived. He last
heard my uncle calling he was hit. That's about all.
End of war
On Sun, 08 Feb 1998
brownie1@ix.netcom.com wrote:
I was a member of the 2nd Chem. but to tell you the truth I don't
remember much of it, I was really just there for about 5 months
until the end of the war, and I am still trying to find out why they
never gave me a purple heart and the CIB maybe they thought
the 2nd Chem was not a Infantry unit
POW 2nd Chem
On Thu, 4 Mar 1999
Trip & Jane Herndon Email address wrote:
Dear sir,
My father Thomas R. Klinger was a prisoner of war in Korea. He
served with a chemical war unit and was captured in April of
1950. My family is searching for anyone who was with my father.
He passed away four years ago and never talked about his
experiences. We are eager to learn anything about this time.
Thanks so much for your website and any help you can offer.
My father was from Catasauqua Pennsylvania and was also a veteran
of wwII.
Jane K. Herndon, king's Mountain Nc
