Sgt. Nils V. Ingemansson
On Fri, 28 Aug 1998
Lars-Erik Börjesson Email address wrote:
Hi!
I found this article, from a newspaper:
Sgt. Nils V. Ingemansson, attached to Fourth Recruit Training Battalion
here at the Depot, will receive the Navy Cross for extraordinary heroism
while serving as a squad leader with the Fifth Marines, 1st Marine
Division, in Korea on September 6 and 7, 1952.
His citation reads, in part, as follows: "When his unit was attacked by
numerically superior hostile forces while defending a combat outpost
well in advance of the main line of resistance. Sgt. Ingemansson bravely
took up a position on top of a bunker in the face of an intense hostile
artillery and mortar barrage and delivered devastating fire upon the
attackers to prevent the enemy from penetrating his sector of the
perimeter, personally killing 15 of the enemy with rifle fire and
dispersing many others with hand grenades. Sergeant Ingemansson was
directly instrumental in the successful defense of the entire position."
and it showed to be my grandmother's brother.
Is this correct?
Robert Miehl
From: JIMBO1130@aol.com
Subject: looking for robert miehl
I am doing some research for my father, james '' barney'' mcloughlin
he's looking for robert miehl, also known as ''zeke'' or sam, from
scranton penn. he served m.p. marine bks. guam 1948 -1950, also
in korea inchon, wonson. he was wounded in action at the
frozen chosin with the 5th or the 7th marine regiment.
He was then selected for o.c.s. at quantico va. and made 2nd lt.
in 1952 or 1953.
Date: Mon, 6 May 1996
To: tbarker@kwp.org
Subject: looking for robert miehl
thank you for your timely reply. i spoke to my dad and unfortunatly
he does not remember the unit. he called a few remaining buddies
and they were not too much help either. but one of them who was
in the 7th seems to think he was in the 5th and not the 7th.
Hopefully something will come up soon, as pop has been reuniting himself
with as many ''old soldiers'' as he can find. also i failed to give you
my fathers phone number, (718) 381-4392.
Thanks again, hope to hear some news soon.
Weapons FO
On Wed, 8 Jan 1997
Frederick Alderman alderdes@aol.com wrote:
5010 E. Mesquite Wood Ct.
Phoenix, AZ 85044
Telephone: 602-598-1793
Fax: 602-496-4114
I was with 5th Marines weapons FO wire 51-52 1stDiv.
CPL Charles Robert (Bob) Leach
On Sat, 4 Apr 1998
Matt Leach Email address wrote:
454 Vaughan Rd.
Newnan Ga, 30263
dateout: 3-30-53
I would appreciate any info that anyone could give me about my uncle,
CPL Charles Robert (Bob) Leach. He was in the 5th Marines 1st Marine
Div. and was killed on or around 3-30-53.
My uncle's service in the Marines and his death has always been a
mystery for me. Again thanks for any info
Doc Cuervo - Corpsman
On Mon, 30 Sep 1996
Joe Hinson namusmc@sprynet.com
wrote:
Just wanted to know if anyone is still around from my father in
laws units.
He was a corpman in the 5th marine regiment, 1st Marine Division.
Served in Korea at the Chosen Reservoir during the months of
September thru December of 1950. Was wounded
around Chosin while acting as corpman and sent to
Yokosuka, Japan. If anyone would like to communicate write to :
Miguel Cuervo, "Doc"
8611 Brookway Circle
Tampa, Fl 33635
Sincerely
Maj. Joe Hinson
Group III Communications Officer
Florida Wing Alerting Officer
Corpsman Stafford
On Tue, 26 Aug 1997
Tlminnich@aol.com wrote:
My name is Linda Minich and E-Mail address is TLMINNICH@aol.com
I am searching for anybody who might have known, or have any information
on Dorin Samuel Stafford, my father, who was listed as missing in action
in Korea on October 27, 1950. He was a Navy Corpsman, assigned to a
Marine Division in "Kojo" area at the time. I believe it was the 1st
Marine division, 5th Marine Regiment that he was assigned to.
He received the Silver Star for his actions in Korea. Would appreciate
hearing from anybody that might have known him and/or have any
information about him.
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