2nd Bat, "D" Company From: WKArthur@aol.com To: tbarker@kwp.org Subject: Disposition of Remains - Koto-ri Ted, A friend who served in Korea has asked if I could some how find out if the bodies of many Marines buried in one particular mass grave were ever recovered. A few years ago he saw a photograph of a grave site in Korea. The article associated with the photograph was requesting information about the location of the site. He thought he recognized the site in the photo but later misplaced the article. Recently, someone from his unit sent him a field roster listing all transfers, field promotions, WIA, MIA and KIA. From this roster he has provided me with the information pertaining to one Marine who he knows was buried at that site. If this marines remains are accounted for then perhaps the photograph he saw was not the same burial site at which he was present or somebody else recognized the photograph and provided the location. In any event, I'm sure he would be interested in knowing. The name he provided me with is as follows; 2nd Lt. Howard Foor 1st Marines, 2nd Bat,"D" Company or "D21" KIA 12/8/50. Apparently this was in an area known as "Koto-Ri". Any information would be greatly appreciated.
Information from Philip " Ted" Marsden from Stone Mtn, Ga. Ted was in Dog Co/2/5 at Koto-ri and witnessed the internment of over 140 remains of Marines. They were rushed to evacuate and completely out of truck transport. Graves Registration supervised the excavation, via Bulldozer of a mass grave site measuring 40/30/4 in the middle of the compound. Philip Marsden 956 Strap Hinge Trail Stone Mtn., Ga 30083 Also See: 5th Marines
On Thu, 29 Jan 1998 Ralph Hoffmann usmcrhoff@aol.com wrote: 9813 sw 196 circle dunnellon, fl 34432 phone: 352-489-7530 d/2/1 datein: 1/30/50 dateout: 2/8/80 Re; lt. Howard Foor, D/2/1 I was with E/2/11 FO team attached to D/2/1. Lt. Foor was one helliva an officer. For a small man he was quite a leader! I remember distinctly a terrific fight we had at Yongdonpo soon after we landed and he was moving up and down the the front of our lines encouraging all of us. He was killed up at koto-ri on Operaration Drysdale. This was a mixed group of Marines, British Royal Marines and Army, led by Col.Drysdale of the Royal Marines to reach Haguru. I was not involved in the operation, but we could observe the attack from our position. Respectively Submitted. Ralph Hoffmann
On Mon, 23 Sep 1996 ROSE95BUD@aol.com wrote: Any info on a Pfc.Rocco DeRosa. from E. Boston MA. attached to either D-2-1-1 or E-2-1-1. Reported missing 11/52 or 12/52. Please reply. Thank you, John DeVincent ---from KWP----- We cannot find Mr. DeRosa on our casualty file. Help is appreciated. - ed
Robert Brandfass rlb@kaycasto.com Comments ... My uncle, Bernard Lee Brandfass, IDNO 663328, PFC USMC was killed in action on 9/21/50. Am seeking info about him & details regarding his final action. Our listing & the Form 180 will be invaluable to me. ----more on 11/5/96---- His obituary states that he died at Yongdugpo. I also found a Korean Presidental Unit Citation for the First Marine Division in his effects. Also,in a letter he wrote home on 9/1/50 he made reference to serving in the mighty "Fox" company & stated that the rebel flag, (presumedly the stars & bars) was their symbol. The return address on his letter is "F" co., 1st Plt., 2nd Bn., 1st Marines If I am correct, are their unit histories available so I can learn more about the action at Yongdugpo? He also stated in one of his letters that he travelled to "Yokohama", Japan (arriving on 8/28/50) fron San Fran on the U.S.S. President Jackson (APH-18). Let me know if this helps at all. R. Brandfass rlb@kaycasto.com
On Sun, 13 Oct 1996 James Kelch jakelch@ix.netcom.com wrote: My hobby is family history and my wife's father has been a mystery to us for some time. He served in the USMC, "D" Co., 2nd Bn., 1st Mar Div., FMF and was wounded in action in the Kajon-Ni area of Korea on 14 September 1951. He saw action from 7 July 1951 until 19 September 1951 and spent the rest of his tour of duty in and out of hospitals recovering from his wounds. He later died at the Veterans Admin. Hospital in Long Beach, CA. in the mid-1980's. I would be very interested in finding someone who served in his unit and learning more about the specific action that his unit was involved in, ie battles, etc. The ideal would be to find someone who knew him that I could talk with or even better meet in person. This veterans name was Leonard Greenberg. Any assistance you can offer would be very much appreciated. ----from KWP---- we received documents from Jim that allowed an identification of the unit Mr. Greenberg was with. Please correspond with Jim and the KWP.
On Sat, 26 Jun 1999 Rosie Potts Email address wrote: DEAR SIR MY NAME IS ROSIE POTTS AND I LIVE IN VANCOUVER, WASHINGTON. I AM WRITING TO YOU IN REGARDS TO ONE OF YOUR POSTINGS. THE POSTING I AM REFERRING TO IS FROM JAMES KELCH FOR INFORMATION ON LEONARD GREENBERG. MR. GREENBERG WAS WOUNDED AT KAJON-NI ON SEPT. 14, 1951. THERE WAS ANOTHER MARINE AT THAT SAME PLACE THAT WAS WOUNDED ON THE 16TH OF SEPTEMBER, 1951. HIS NAME WAS RONALD DEAN IVERSON. MR. IVERSON WAS KILLED IN A MID AIR COLLISION ON JUNE 4, 1965 NEAR PLYMOUTH, N.C. MR. IVERSON HAS A SON WHO IS NOW 42 YEARS OLD AND WE HAVE BEEN SEARCHING FOR ANY AND ALL INFORMATION, STORIES, PHOTOS, ETC., ON HIS FATHER. IF YOU HAVE ANY INFORMATION ON THE UNIT HE WAS IN OR CAN POINT ME IN THE DIRECTION OF ANY HELP THAT WOULD BE WONDERFUL. THANK YOU FOR YOUR TIME. SINCERELY, ROSIE
On Tue, 7 Jan 1997 Ed Dearborn semper11@aol.com wrote: 23062 Stearn Cir. Lake Forest, Ca 92630 Fax:714 951-0757 Was in Korea 1952 to 1953 with Fox Co. 2nd Batt. 1st Marines.
On Wed, 29 Jan 1997 Gaston Donaho ckyler@aol.com wrote: Rt 2 Box 497 Normangee, TX 77871 409-399-2006 Am trying to gather data pertaining to dads history in USMC. This is of great importance to my dad and family members. Below is Dads military history that I have to go on. Name: Gaston Parmer Donaho Tex DOB April 27, 1932 Serial # in service 1223160 Weapons Co. (attached to Co. Fox) Heavy Machine Gun Operator 2nd.Battalion 1rst Marines USMC Division FMF One of locations fought: Bunker Hill Korean War July 6, 1952-June 5 1963 Ship name to Korea "USS Gen. Migs/Miggs 22nd Draft Returned on same ship Names of Officers: (may be misspelled) Lt. Burleffie Sgt. Minor Sgt. Cotterman Sgt. Coulter Major Adams Medals: Purple Heart & Gold Star
On Tue, 18 Feb 1997 Gaston P Donaho nzsewalot@aol.com wrote: RT. 2, Box 495 Normangee, Tx 77871 409-399-2941 F co, 2nd bat. 1st marines,1st div. weapons co, heavy machine guns, 1952-53. Have been searaching for old USMC buddys my husband was in Korea with, found your page looking for, have found other areas that are a interest to him. I personally think this is a good idea and a benefit to past and present Marines. Barbara
On Tue, 18 Mar 1997 Joan Hahn jhahn@impulse.net wrote: I served in Weapons Co, 2nd Bat, 1st Marines From 3 Jan-28Sept, 1952. Was wounded twice. The second time on the line in front of Bunker Hill. Those were terrible times for any Marine who was in a line company then. The 2nd Battalion, 1st Marines took 1149 casualties in 79 days during Augaust, September and October. I'm sure it was about the same for the other line companies. The replacement drafts couldn't keep up with the losses and they had to pull the division out of the line. I would like to hear from anyone from any outfit that served on those outposts that summer. It is a hell of a story and it needs to have someone write about it. I'm thinking of having a "Bunker Hill" table at the 1st Mar Div reunion in San Antonio this August. I am trying to find two Marines in particular: PFC Jon D. Adams 1221228--Weapons Company, 2nd Battalion, 1st Marines, 1st Mar Div. Jon was hit and evacuated from the area of Bunker Hill on September 5, 1952. His recommendation for a Medal of Honor was reduced to a Navy Cross. I'm sure he was from Texas. Sgt. Charles F. Reed, 1161902--Easy Company, 2nd Bat, 1st Marines. I think the last time I saw Charlie he had just brought a squad back from one of the out posts near Bunker hill. He looked old and tired as they entered the trenchline near where I was sitting. We had been together in the same units for over a year. I would like to see him again. Charlie was from Gary, Indiana and was always secure that he would have his job at the Studebaker plant when he got home. John Schneider Sgt. W2/1
Date: Thu, 27 Feb 97 Updated 17 Nov 2000 From: "Emil VanBuren" butchvb@twcny.rr.com Subject: CPL. EMIL TRYNOSKI USMCR (KIA) I'm trying to find any information about , or anyone who was with , my Dad when he was killed on 29Nov50 near Koto-Ri.ident #1111914 "E" Co, 2dBn , 1stMar , 1stMarDiv , FMF. He was killed just before I was born , his only child. He won the Silver Star for gallentry and I would like to know everything that happened that day and if anyone was with him.Any information at all would be wonderful. Thank-You for your time. Respectfully, Emil VanBuren
On Mon, 26 Oct 1998 Peter Belsey Email address wrote: Ted or Hal, Some time ago you put me on course to find info re my brother who was KIA at Koto-Ri Korea 29/11/50. I came across a posting by Emil Vanburen who was seeking info re his father,Emil Trynoski #1111914 E Co. 2nd Bn. 1st Marine Regt.,1St Marine Division who was killed on the same day at the same place as my brother. I tried to respond to his request but his email address appears outdated.(butchvanburen@msn.com). His posting may also be outdated because it was Feb.27,1997. Is there any chance you might have another means of me locating him? Thanks for any help you may be able to offer. Peter Belsey
Updated 3/01/99 On Sat, 28 Dec 1996 BVierra@aol.com wrote: I am army korean vet who is trying to locate info on an old buddy in the Marines who was KIA at the Changjin Resevoir on November 28,1950. I am interested in corresponding with anyone who may have served with,or even fought alongside of him. The years have passed by and I have neglected to close this chapter of a good friend. Name: Robert Joseph Finnegan Serial# 632281 DOB 11/29/30. His home was in Alameda, Ca. and made efforts to locate family without success. I dont know what outfit he was in, but know that at the time of his death the Chinese had crossed the Yalu, and we were in a bad situation. Perhaps someone will have some info. or suggestion as to where I could start search. Am not next of kin so would probably be stone walled by any marine or government agency. Hopefully I can at least find out what outfits were in that engagement during that period and I would have a place to start. Thank you for any info. My Email: BVierra@aol.com
On Tue, 15 Apr 1997 BVierra@aol.com wrote: Hi Ted, It looks like I am getting a bit closer in trying to locate any one who may have been in combat with my old buddy. I now know his outfit was: Weapons company, 2nd Battalion, 1st Marine regiment 1st Marine division. He was KIA Nov 28, 1950 and was killed in Koto-Ri. Burial is in National Cemetary, San Francisco, Ca Now I intend to pay my respects. He was returned from Korea in 1954 by Operation Glory. Buddies name was Robert Joseph Finnegan age 20 Red hair 5' 7 140# he was in weapons Co.2nd Bn.1st mar. As you know this was Chesty Pullers regiment. Reportedly, he was a hvy. machine gun operator. He was KIA 11/28/50 at Koto-ri. Bob, hailed from Alameda, Ca and I believe he was a reservist probably from San Francisco. Reportedly arrived in Korea around August 1950. I have been reading the book "Chosin" and it is pretty detailed regarding the battle and outfits engaged. I could not find any reference about his weapons Co. but his company officers were all listed. With the exception of 2nd Lts. who were younger the others are probably dead. I am going to research the officers and see if any are still alive. Did find one of the Chosin Few on the net who was in Dog Co 2nd bn., 1st . am going to contact him. Thanks, Bob
On Sun, 12 Apr 1998 BVierra Email address wrote: Ted: I had inquired on the board and talked to you by email awhile back about locating anyone who knew my buddy Bob Finnigan KIA at Koto-Ri 11/28/50. I was lucky to find a "Gunny" who was with Bob in that action and who also wrote a book named "Once Upon A Lifetime". The book has info on a number of Marines. Finnegans actions in that battle are depicted in that book. There are other contacts I have yet to talk to. If you or anyone else needs info please email me and I will put you in contact with this Gunny, he is quite a guy. Semper Fi From KWP: The book is by C.I. Greenwood, USMC, and can be purchased via the KWP, see our Bookseller section. Gunny would appreciate hearing from former Marines. - Ted Barker
On Tue, 3 Jun 1997 Updated 30 Jun 1999 "Daniel M. Savino" Email address wrote: Street: 11 Enright Ave City: Freehold State/Prov: N.J. ZIP: 07728-2029 Country: U S A Phone: 732-462-4348 Fax: Email: usmcw21@aol.com Your Unit: WpnsCo2ndBatt1stMarRegt1stMarDiv Trying to get info on anyone who was in Weapons Co 2nd Bat 1st Mar that can give me any on James Pickworth, K.I.A. in Korea. James Pickworth was from Rochester,NY who was KIA in Korea early 1953. I went to Korea with the 13th Replacement draft on board the USNS General Brewster arriving at Kobe Japan on Oct 1, 1951 and from Kobe we went to Korea on board the USS Washburn and the USS Menafee arriving at Sok Cho, Korea on Oct 4th. We joined our outfits on Oct 5th and went up on lines on Oct 8th. I was with W-2-1 from Oct,51 until Sept,52. Who also like to hear from anyone who was in Korea with W-2-1 from the same period that I was. Am searching for buddies that I served with while there. Sgt Max Borek New York I understand he was sent to OCS after Korea. Carl Loesch, New jersey, Hal Roes, I believe, was from the New England area,Sam Shaw,Texas, more: James Pickworth was with Weapons Co 2nd Battalion 1st Marine Regiment 1st Marine Division. Sgt Max Borek I found out maybe living in Virginia Beach,VA and Carl Loesch may be living in Toms River,N.J. More: Searching for Buddies that I served with in Korea Sept,51 until Sept,52. Also searching for information about Marines that served in Korea from the start of the Korean War until the truce was signed that were with 2nd Batt 1st Mar Regt 1st Mar Div. Also any info about those that were awarded medals for bravery.1/1 Re: Borek
updated 11 Nov 1999 Frank Petrowski Email address wrote: phone: 910 346 8748 comments: D Savino Mentioned Max Borek. Max was a real good friend of mine. He did live in Va Beach. He passed away about 2 years ago. If he needs to know any more e-mail me.
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On Wed, 25 Jun 1997 Burnett H. Cain cainb@doim6.monmouth.army.mil wrote: 706 Old Bridge Road, Brielle, NJ O8730 (732) 528-8106 Joined Usmc 15 Sept,1947,plt.100,parris Island,sc . Served Aboard USS Missouri,bb-63 Jan 1948 To Jan 1950, 6th Marines Feb 50 To April 50, Mar Bks Nas Lakehurst,nj . Served W/ 3rd.plt.e/2/1 1st Mar Div. Would Like To Contact Anyone That I Served With, Especially Plt.100 As This Is Our Fiftyth Year. E O M Bhc
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On Tue, 28 Oct 1997 don fournier Email address wrote: I served in Ist Marine Div., 1st Marines, 2nd battalion, weapons company from December 1951 til March 1953. Came across your site by accident while surfing. Thanks, Don Fournier
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On Sun, 16 Nov 1997 Norman Kopp Email address wrote: 5180 frederick ave. Melbourne, Fl 32904 Telephone: 407-723-1744 SERVED W/2/1 FROM JAN 1953 TILL JULY 24 1953 .HIT AT PLACE CALLED BOULDER CITY.THIS IS A GREAT SITE .
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On Thu, 23 Apr 1998 "John D. Ertle" Email address wrote: Was hospital corpsman with d/2/1 during battle at Bolder City and on lines when the war ended. Would like to hear from anyone in that was in company at this time.
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On Sun, 26 Apr 1998 "Louis S. Ambrosio" Email address wrote: 12535 Maria Circle Broomfield, CO 80020 phone: (303)465-4172 datein: 12-52 dateout: 12-53 Looking for any who served in Easy Co. 2nd batt 1st Marines 3rd platoon during Korean conflict(War) from 1952 -1953
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On Mon, 11 Nov 1996 Russell Alderman Email address wrote: 5014 Yacht Club Rd Jacksonville, FL 32210-8322 Telephone: 904-387-4071 Comments: Thanks for the opportunity to research info on Korean War. Eases the pain! I served with Easy Company, 2nd Bat., 1st Marine Division while in Korea, 1952 to after truce signed. If you have had contact with any Easy Company personnel, I'd like to know. I check the guest book often. Thanks, Russ
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On Fri, 24 Jul 1998 robert fuca Email address wrote: datein: 2-51 dateout: 3-54 comments: I am looking for two buddies i served with in korea. Lee J Carney and Kenneth Conklin from Easy co 1st marines . we all fought on bunker hill that infamous night of sept 5 1952 where are you guys ive been looking for you for years. Lee came from chicago his wife worked at a hospital there.he is ablack gentleman and one hell of a marine. ken came from new jersey he lost his hand another good marine anyone know anything please contact me.. collect 805 583 2745..or email me. thank you
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On Wed, 3 Dec 1997 Janlascko Email address wrote: My father's name was: George Steve(n) LASCKO 10/25/24 DOB. My father was USMC Korean vet. Was injured, got Purple Heart and was MIA for several weeks while injured. Several years ago, when his sister died, I got the letters he mailed her from Korea, before and after the wounding. It makes for interesting reading, especially the first letter after they found him "Bet you were worried about me!" I'm looking through his letters and here's what I found... letters: dtd 5?1103: 2nd Replacement Draft, FPO SF dtd 501203: E Co 2nd Batt, 1st Marines, FPO SF to 510326
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On Tue, 10 Nov 1998 Email not good, ed.. Jerry Dudding Email address wrote: 3162 Lavender Lane St. Louuis, MO 63139 Phone: 314 647 9479 Email: dudd3162@juno.com Comments: I am interested in the period from Feb 1952 to Feb 1953. I was a member of Wpns Com(81 mortars) 2nd Bat,1st Marines. I was attached to Fox Company and participated in the battle of Bunker Hill. I would appreciate hearing from anyone in the battalion.
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On Fri, 20 Nov 1998 Theron Atwood Email address wrote: 1455 Barbara Road Redding, CA 96003 Phone: (530) 244-2506 Fax: (530) 246-2170 Email: tedatwood@hotmail.com Comments: Served with Dog Co., 2nd Battalion, 1st Marines, from Inchon to Koto-Ri (Sept.15-Nov.20). WIA Koto-Ri, Nov. 20, 1950.
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On Sat, 23 Jan 1999 Clyde Queen, Sr. Email address wrote: 5864 Los Pacos Street Buena Park, CA 90620 Phone: (714) 527-2012 Fax: (714) 484-8695 Email: CQueen1058@aol.com Unit: D-2-1 Ist Mar Div FMF Comments: Korea is a very familiar place to me. I served in the post World War II Army of Occupation of South Korea from 1946 to 1948. At that time, I served in the following units. 1st: 754 Tank BN, located at Su-Saik, south of Seoul. 2nd: 58th Mechanized Cav Recon Group, Su Saik and Munsan, located on the edge of the Munsan River, near Pammunjon. 3rd: Kaesong (now part of North Korea) and 4th: Onjin, which was a peninsula of South Korea (now in North Korea's hands.) There were three ways to get to Onjin. Sea, Air or Land. We always had to travel via land in convoys, and had to pass through the capitol of North Korea (Pyongyang), escorted by Russian soldiers. Kaesong was a beautiful, quaint old oriental city. Somewhat similar to Kyoto, Japan. I was very sad to see it fall into the hands of North Korea. I returned to Korea September 15th,1950 and made the invasion of Inchon. At that time, I was a United States Marine Reservist, serving on active duty with Weapons Company, "Heavy Water Cooled Machine Gun Platoon," 2nd BN, 1st Mar Regt, 1st Mar Div FMF. I was never sent to Marine Corps "Boot Camp," but rather, was sent directly into combat as a reserve called to active duty. Before the Wonson Operation, I was pulled out of Machine Guns and placed in the S-2 Section (H&S Co.) as a Korean Interpreter because of the knowledge of the language I had acquired while with the Occupation Forces. We went on into Seoul and beyond, then pulled back and boarded the USNS Noble and headed for Wonson. After two weeks of "Operation Yo Yo" floating up and down the coast waiting for the mines to be cleared, we then went on up to Koto-ri in the Chosin Reservoir Operation. I would be very interested in hearing from anyone who either served with any of the Army units above between 1946-1948, and I would like to hear from anyone from D-2-1, WPNS-2-1, OR H&S (S-2 Section) 2-1, First Marine Division. We all have some interesting stories to share. Each year, I arrange for special church services for the survivors of the Chosin Reservoir. For 1998 the services were held at the Crystal Cathedral, Garden Grove, CA and was televised not only nationwide, but worldwide. Clyde H. Queen, Sr. CQueen1058@aol.com (714) 527-2012
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Date: Sat, 16 Mar 1996 From: TERRENCE MAY tmay@ktn.net Subject: Earl Edward May, Jr. - First Marines I wonder if you would be able to find any reference to my late father. He served with Lyle Conaway and Joe Vittori (died in action) with the First Marines in Korea. Dad was a Navy Corpsman assigned to their unit and won a Bronze Star and Purple Heart. Thank you. Ed Note: Joe Vittori was awarded the MOH- Medal of Honor
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On Thu, 1 Oct 1998 Carl D'Agnese Email address wrote: St. Charles, MO Looking for info on Great Uncle Joe Vittori who was awarded the Medal of Honor. He was killed on Hill 749 (just north of the Punchbowl) on Sept 16, 1951. We would like to find info about this battle and his role in it.
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On Tue, 19 Aug 1997 Dwight Locke dwightl@apptechsys.com wrote: Personal information: through Locke Family Assoc. home page Looking for any information on Joseph M. Griffith, CPL, USMC, Reserve. Don't know his unit. KIA 15Mar1951. Thanks in advance.
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From: Fillows4@aol.com Date: Tue, 20 Apr 1999 Subject: Co. F, 3rd Platoon, 2nd Battalion, 1st Marine Reg, 1st Marine Div I have just started doing some research on my dad. He passed away Nov 25, 1997. Clarence Merle (Mac) McClintock - He left Akron with the Co D, 7th Regiment, Marine Reserves. My mom gave me a scrap book from articles from the Akron Beacon Journal that she kept while he was in Korea. I have been reading the articles, and would like to know where my dad was over there. She cut out anything having to do with the 1st Marines. He never spoke about Korea. He arrived in Nov 12, 1950. One time I asked and he told me he was in an area once, that was surrounded for quite sometime (I do not remember how long) they were living in fox holes, he said he had layers of clothes on. Civilians were with them. They were freezing. And that they had to fight there way out. June 9,1951 he was wounded, article says he was with the Co. F, 3rd Platoon, 2nd Battalion, 1st Marine Reg, 1st Marine Div . He was wounded twice. The second time article says, he was wounded Sept 14, 1951 with shrapnel in his neck and right thigh. He wrote that his company (same as above) and two others near Inje were temporarily cut off from supply and were without food or water and almost without ammunition. He and the other wounded finally were evacuated by plane and taken to a hospital ship. He got to come back to US March 23, 1952. I can't find Inje on these little maps from the paper. When I was young I wore a greenish jacket of his, that had a fox or a wolf on it. He saw me wearing it and he told me not to ever let anything happen to it. Someone in his Co. had put this on with a marker. I am trying to find out where he was during his time over there. So I know he was in Inje in Sept 14 1951, where was he before and after that? Thanks Terry (McClintock) Fillow Fillows4@aol.com
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On Sun, 27 Dec 1998 phillips Email address wrote: My father James F. Phillips Sr, was a marine during nov, 1949 and 1953. My father was wounded in action twice, once on mt 749 and the other is not certain at this time. My father information is service number 1158046 ss# 532-28-1027. My father is still living at this time but I 'am wanting battle information and any other awards he has recivied. I have talked with my father but he has suffered from two strokes recently. the strokes have affected some of his memoiers of his times and dates while in korea. Also I would like to make contact with any other mariens that might have been with him during his services time. For other information my father is a Indian from the colville Indian reservation. my email address is bphillips@northcascades.net
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On Fri, 18 Jun 1999 Frank Czyscon Email address wrote: Hello, I would like to have my name on this website along with my info! Frank Czyscon Fox Company 2nd Battalion, 1st Regiment 1980 Mohawk Street Clayville, New York 13322 Any emails please send to tntvideo@msn.com for any other info from me if and when needed! I would really appreciate this very much as I would love to keep in touch with my Brother's whom I served in battle for our country! Sincerely, Corp. Frank Czyscon
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