4th Signal Battalion
From: URNCHAD@aol.com
Subject: Info regarding the 4th Signal Battalion Corps
There seems to be no information regarding this unit which entered the
korean peninsular at the Inchon landing and as far as I know may still
be there.
The unit provided communications for various groups iover the whole
peninsular including the marines ,army and artillery units. Most of us
were presented with an additional Truman year due to having a critical
MOS. We left from PUSAN on converted Victory or liberty ship far
from a comfortable trip. Its been years since I've even thought of that
time and i just thought that some of the men i served with might still
be around .However,over the years most of the names have been
overwritten.
---from KWP----
The 4th Sig Bn suffered 42 casualties during the war years. - ed.
4th Signal Bn - Inchon Landing
On Mon, 04 Nov 1996
Allen J Millet ajmillet@icx.net wrote:
Looking for Korean Veterans assigned to the 4th Signal Battalion
supporting X Corps. Especially personnel assigned from April 1951 to
July 1952.
I have in my possession a 4th Signal Battalion Book which was printed
some time in 1951 which has pictures of just about everyone in the
Battalion during the summer of 1951 and it also includes a brief history
of the Battalion during WW11. The Battalion, as you may know,
was in the Inchon invasion. I was assigned to the unit in April 1951.
Allen J Millet
11132 Hughlan Drive
Farragut, TN 37922-2912
Able Co 4th Signal Bn
On Sat, 1 Feb 1997
Jon Sharps jcsharps@enetis.net wrote:
22576 151st ave
605-923-9004
I served with the tenth corps, 4th sig bn, Able Co. from jan 53 to
may 54.
Our Co. [my platoon] was responsible for getting and maintaining
communications via sprial 4 cable up to the MLR.
We were serving the 40th, 45th and 24th Inf. Div's in our sector.
I would like to recieve any information from anyone that knew me
or anyone that might remember the 4th signal in their areas.
4th Signal Bn
On Wed, 28 May 1997
A7949E@aol.com wrote:
My uncle (Eugenio Rosa) served 2/'52-2/'54 MOS 1644L or 16L44 at Yanguu
Valley.
He used to work on platform trucks as a linesman. he is looking for
some of his buddies: Sgt. Ramon Wilfredo Aponte, Agustin Pineiro, Luis
Valderrama and Sgt Charle Frost. My uncle thinks that Sgts. Aponte and
Frost retired in the 70's. And he would like to get in touch with them
in support of a V.A. claim.
Thank You for any info you can furnish my uncle
please e-mail me at a7949@aol.com
p.s. i'm also a vet. vietnam vet (in- country) '64-'66
4th sig Bn
On Sat, 25 Apr 1998
"Warren O. Haire" Email address wrote:
165 Dueltgen
Rogers City, MI 49779
phone: 517-734-7376
4th sig Bn,APO 909
datein: Nov 1950 dateout: 1952
WE ARE LOOKING FOR OUR COMRADS, LT HUNTER DUNN, LAMAR REIGEL, BERNARD
BIANCHI, ELVIN BREST JR., HARRY CASTERLINE, WOULD APPRECIATE ANY INFO
ON THESE MEN.
