Book STAY SAFE, BUDDY

Comments: The first chapter of my novel - STAY SAFE, BUDDY (A Story of Humor and Horror During the Korean War) - is now on my website at www.jcharlescheek.com

Also, I can be contacted through my website.

Stay safe, John

Keywords: Paul Holcomb, Ed Brovelli, James May, Bob Ackerman, Major Ross, Charles Missing, Bill Hart. 1st Marine Division, 25th Infantry Division. Nevada Complex. Army Security Agency. 303rd Communication Reconassiance Battalion, Uijongbu

2007 UPDATE

Comments: Just a short note for update purposes. 1) I'm still alive and "gettin' by" 2) I launched a new website in December 2006. Visit me at www.jcharlescheek.com 3) I only have nine copies of my novel [STAY SAFE, BUDDY] left for signing and I don't plan to buy another 100 copies so if anyone wants a signed copy along with my author discount contact me through my website. 4) I wish everyone of my fellow veterans a good year in 2007.

Keywords: LLVI, J.Charles, 1st Marine Division, 25th Infantry Division, 303 CRB, Troop ship: General Collins, Holcomb, May, Brovelli, Hart, Nevada Cities, Uijonjbu, Panmunjon, Army Security Agency, ASA, NSA, National Security Agency, Tokyo, R&R, Inchon, Seoul, Bed-check-Charlie, Honeywagon, Shithouse Charlie, I-Corps, 501st

IMJIN RIVER

Comments: We shared our base camp with the 352 C/R BN.Location Munsan Area, South of Imjin river. 2 OP locations, Charlie and Baker. Phone Names Danger 1 and 2. Baker site Bunker caved in from the snow, so a squad tent was temp. installed, later the Monsoon season took it ?. A Jamesway was put up and covered with sandbags. What we did, if you were there I don't have to tell you. Got a letter from the Army in 67-68, took a recall Physical and crossed my fingers. Served with Stutz, Bill F., Smith, Kobinski,Chuck C. Victor Tsou,other Formosans and several Kims and Lees. For more info to join with X-501 group Vets Call the Sarge (Andy) 717 838-5546

Keywords: 303C/R BN. 1st Det. with the 1st Marine Div. 303C/R BN. 1st Platoon A Co.501st GP. with the 24 th.-25th INF. Divs.

llooking for 330th buddies

Comments: Some nicknames for me were Chuck, Zug. Love to hear from anyone.

Keywords: arrived @ 330th before move to Seoul September 1953 until March 1955. Spent 1 yr Pang Yang Do Island, sest of Korea on 38th parallel as D F Operator.

303rd 3rd inf.div.

Comments: We were assigned to the 3rd Inf. Div, in 1951-52 One day we intercepted a message of a planned attack on our left flank. We took it over to the British Div. which was covering that area and it proved to be accurate. It was nice to know that we were doing some good up there. Walkie Talkie communications slowed down considerably in the spring of 1952 so the politicians reduced our battery supply..It meant we couldn't listen to Eddie Arnold on Armed Forces Radio on Sunday mornings anymore. I tookj a transfer back to Tokyo in spring of 1952. Bill

Keywords: Lt. Pritchard Cpl. Eckbold Cpl. George

Comments: My recently published novel "Stay Safe, Buddy" (A Story of Humor and Horror during the Korean War) is being well received. Last week, it was #11 on the bestselling list of Amazon.com for the 2,452 books from Publish America. Check out me and my novel at www.authorsden.com/jcharescheek. Best Regards and, Stay Safe, Buddy ISBN # 159286631X

Keywords: ASA, 303 CRB, Detachment 1 - 1st Marine Division or 25th Infantry Division, Nevada Cities, Reno, Vegas, Carson, Berlin.

LLVI Unit 53-54

Comments: Hello Fellow Korean War Vet: I too am a Korean War Veteran (Jan '53 - Mar '54). I told my story based on my army experiences in a novel titled "Stay Safe, Buddy". Now I'm interested in your story. Here's why. I'm trying to help keep this so called "Forgotten War" from being forgotten. So, I'm gathering material for a book of short stories by the men who participated in the war. Each story will be around 500 words long. Most folks will never write a book based on their experiences in the service during the Korean War era but most everyone can write a short story about one of their favorite (or not so favorite) memories. Each person will be shown as the author of their article. I'll help you write it if you wish. Let me know if you're interested in participating? Stay safe, buddy. J. Charles Cheek Author of "Stay Safe, Buddy" (A Novel about Humor & Horror during the Korean War) Contact me through my website at www.authorsden.com/jcharlescheek

Keywords: ASA Korea January 1953 to April 1954 LLVI Unit of 303CRB

Stay Safe, Buddy

Comments: My novel "Stay Safe, Buddy" is now available at www.publishamerica.com It is based on my experiences during the Korean War. The first three pages can be read at my website www.authorsden.com/jcharlescheek. Fellow Korean War vets can get a discount by ordering the book directly from me. My e-mail address is: johncheek1@juno.com John Cheek

Keywords: Army Security Agency, ASA, 1st Marine Division, 25th Infantry Division, I-Corps, Nevada Cities - Reno, Vegas,

Stay Safe, Buddy

Comments: My novel "Stay Safe, Buddy" is now available at www.publishamerica.com It is based on my experiences during the Korean War. The first three pages can be read at my website www.authorsden.com/jcharlescheek. Fellow Korean War vets can get a discount by ordering the book directly from me. My e-mail address is: johncheek1@juno.com

Keywords: Army Security Agency, ASA, 1st Marine Division, 25th Infantry Division, I-Corps, Nevada Cities - Reno, Vegas,

303 Comm Recon Bn Det. #2

Comments: Was a short-timer in Korea due to extensive training and early discharge for college. Had difficulty with Sgt. Wheeler (???) who didn't like the way I played poker. Remember Lt. Ed Rothenberg (MIT grad) who was replaced with hard nosed LT. who's name escapes me. Remember Ron Clifton, another long timers Cerwonka (??), Gibbs, Epstein, Monty Hall.

Keywords: Ft. Riley '51; Ft. Devins '52; Army Lang Sch '52; Arlington Hall '53; Tokyo-Seoul-Uijongbu-1st Comm. Div. Returned to US Aug 54.

January 1953 - April 1954

Comments: Was in an ASA Detachment attached to the 1st Marine Division until end of war then transferred to ASA Battalion Hqs at I Corp in Oui Jung Bu. Met some fine men and it was a great experience. Went on R&R to Tokyo twice, first in company of James May of NY and then with Paul Holcomb of NC.

Keywords: June - July 1952:Basic at Fort Riley,KS; Aug - Dec '52: School at Fort Devins,Mass.; Jan '53 - May '54: ASA Korea 303 CRB; Jun '54 - May '55: NSA at Washington, D.C.

Remembering Oui Jung Bu

Comments: Lots of memories - Bed-check Charlie, some great guys, really cold in tent but beautyof that part of Korea was somwe reward.Was transferred back to Tokyo 7/31/53.

Keywords: Also @ 501st & ASAPAC.

303rd Comm Recon BN

Comments: Was with 303rd from 7/52 to 7/53 with brief period at ASA Tokyo in 3-4/53. Was Chinese Language Specialist and at various times assigned to detachments in 2nd, 7th, 1st Marine, and Commonwealth Divisions. Did know a M/Sgt Markheim who was assigned to the detachment in 1st ROK Division. Name Paul Holcomb has a familiar ring to it. Am in contact with Ron Clifton. Major John Wheat was BN CO when I arrived, replaced by Major Kohn Ross, replaced by ???.

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303rd Comm Recon Bn. Det. #4

Comments: Would like to find anyone who served with Det. #4 in 1952-53

Keywords: served with low level team in 1st ROK Division 1952 and 53. Detachment Commander was Lt. William J. Sutherland. Left Korea Jan. 1954. Assigned Arlington Hall Station. Discharged Jan 21, 1955

Found : My Co, Bryan Spencer and also Ron Clifton. Lost : Other members of 303rd C/R

Comments: Was initially with 330th in 10th Corp. On the move to the golf course in Seoul. '53 Transferred to I Corp, 303rd in Oui Jung Bu and on to Det. 2 at Glouster Valley. Korea '53 - '55. Left Korea in February 1955 and stationed at Ft. Devens until discharged in February 1956.

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