Robert M. Trivett, KIA
On Tue, 17 Dec 1996 Larry M. Trivett wrote:
7604 83rd Avenue N.E.
Marysville, Wa
Comments ...
My father was Sgt. Robert M. Trivett, 2nd Infantry Div.,
2nd Armored Recon. Regiment. He was killed in action on
September 6, 1950.
KIA Feb 22, 53
On Sat, 17 May 1997
Joe Canfield jophatz@aol.com wrote:
Looking for information on my counsin SFC Russell Hart killed in Korea
From KWP: KIA in action on Feb 22, 1953
Wonju 2/14/51
On Sun, 17 Aug 1997
Scott Warren wrote:
52 Maffett St
Plains, PA 18705
717-825-4518
My purpose is to help my father provide and seek information about his
tour of Korea, which ended shortly after being seriously wounded on Feb
14, 1951. Sgt. Joseph C. Warren 2nd Recon Co.
He was wounded on Feb. 14 1951 at Wonju. He was also Grand Marshal of
the Armed Forces Day parade in Tacoma Wa. 1951.
John Moses
On Sun, 14 Sep 1997
Bobby McGuire BobnMS@AOL.COM wrote:
Bobby McGuire USAF Retired
2nd Recon Co
Looking for information or to contact John R. Moses who served in Korea
with the 2nd Recon Company, 2nd Infantry Division.
I am trying to help friends who served with him to locate him.
This John Moses may have fought in a battle at Hwachon Resevoir around
Feb 14, 1951.
Medic
On Tue, 11 Nov 1997
Don Kennedy dkenn78520@aol.com wrote:
Was with 2nd Med Bn
Looking for any information regarding a John Pierce from
Michigan who served as a medic with the 2nd. Recon Co. from late 1950 1951.
I served with the 2nd Recon Comapany/2nd. Infantry Division from mid
November 50- December 51.
Medic
On Fri, 12 Mar 1999
robert posch Email address wrote:
am a veteran of the abovementioned war, and I am interested in
establishing a linkwith people of that fracas.
My name is Bob Posch. My E mail address is Bobposch@prodigy.net I was
in the 2nd Infantry Division in Korea from Dec. 52 to Nov 53. I was a
medic with the second Recon co. Please respond.
Bob P
Hwachon Resevoir
On Tue, 13 May 1997
"Mark SanFilippo AMS1(AW) USN ACTIVE DUTY" wrote:
AMS1(AW) USN ACTIVE DUTY
phone: 904-778-4639
comments:
Do you have any info on a fierce battle at Hwachon Resevoir, around
14 Feb 51, the Army 2nd INF Div, 2ND Recon CO. were just about wiped
out, my Father was one of thirty-two to get out alive. Any info will be
greatly appreciated.
July 1950
On Mon, 4 Jan 1999
Bob TIMMS Email address wrote:
First Name: Robert L.
Last Name : Timms
Street: 9642 E. Sherwood Way
City: Sun Lakes,,
State/Prov: Az.
ZIP: 85248-6649
Email: J_T_Timms@MSN.COM
I went over to Korea with the 2nd div. in July of 50. I think we
embarked in Pusan on/or about July 28,1950. We set up shop over looking
two hills on the Naktong river just west of a town called miryang. We
were part of the thin long line that had a position on what the called
the "PUSAN PERIMETER".
I was the BAR Man in the infantry squad of the recon co.. When we broke
out we went guerrilla hunting in So. Korea for about a month. When we
got to seoul, I and my good buddy Roy Stumbough were assigned to a
Capt. Young and a group of R.O.K guerrillas to police the no. korean
capital of P'yongyang.
I think is was about 10-19-50 that myself, Capt. Young and Stumbough in
a radio machine gun Jeep were the first american troops to drive down
the main street of P'yongyang. We were greeted by two U.S. Air Force
officers who had been hiding out for over three months. They had been
shot down over P'yongyang.
Later our pictures were taking by some war correspndents and to this
day I am still looking for one of those photos.
I slept in No.Korea's Premier Kim IL Sung's bed that night. I often
wonder what ever happened to Major Young. -promoted [west point grad.]?
Later, 11-50, went back to 2nd recon . We got to 20 miles of the Yulu
and you know the rest. The chinese had the whole kunu-ri pass
blocked. What a turkey shoot. I was wounded when my jeep got blown up
and ran for the hills.
Got out of the 35th station hosp. in Kyoto, Japan in 2-51. Went to the
R/R center at camp drake . Came home in 12-51. to Camp Cooke, Ca.
[now Vandenburg A.F.B.] Discharged 9-15-52. P.S. Roy Stumbough and a lot
of others were killed on 2-14-51 when the 2nd recon co. was hit hard by
the chinks.
sincerely;
bob timms
