On Wed, 10 Jun 1998 weldon causseaux Email address wrote: 712 Big Canoe Big Canoe, GA 30143-5114 phone: 706-579-1468 fax: 706-579-1469 datein: 7-12-48 dateout: 6-25-52 comments: Looking for information about the ship during the Korean War. Would like to correspond with anyone who was on the ship, especially during the year I was there. I was the ship's yeoman during most of the time. A friend was killed in action on the ship, and I am trying to remember his name. I will respond to any letters. I went aboard the USS Glouster PF 22, about June or July 1951. I left the ship around June 1st, 1952. I was the ship's yeoman shortly after arriving on board. Our ship worked out of Sasebo(sp?) Japan. Our main task was escorting larger ships, tankers and others into the zone where the war was waged. Aslo a major task was seeking to spot "homemade mines" placed in our path by the North Koreans.Sometimes we were fired upon from the shore of North Korea.It was on such an occasion that we were hit by several shots, with five or six men being wounded and a young man, soon to go home, was killed. This was on or about 14 November 1951. He was of Mexican orgin, from New Mexico. I have searched my records, which are few, and can not find his name. I have no great burden to find it, but he deserved to be remembered. He was very well liked by the crew.