Looking for anyone who served with Master sergaent BEN L. JONES recon and intel sergeant 2nd 32nd ID

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Keywords: MY father served under LTC Royal Taylor as recon and intel sergeant if you knew my father please contact me.

lost friends

Comments: looking for any info on my brother-in-law who received the bronze star. he remembers being h&s 32 inf reg. and his service number was 52038915 and his name is robert shanta. please contact me if you have any info 412-787-1018 or e-maile me at r.herczak@verizon.net he was a korean war vet.thanks.

Keywords: pork chop hill

Any info on Arlton (Art) C Hull

Comments: I am looking for any information on Arlton (Art) Hull. He was my grandfather. He was 25 when he died on July 11, 1953 on Pork Chop Hill. My dad was three weeks old when he died. He didn't even know he had a son who was named after him. My dad does not know anything about his father's life and would like any information from anyone who knows of him or has pictures. The only picture we have is the wedding picture to my grandmother who has now passed. She did not like to talk about him (too painful). Thank you for any information.

Keywords: July 11, 1953, Pork Chop Hill, 7th Infantry, 32nd Regiment

Joseph H.Clark Jr.

Comments: Please help I would like any information on my father's service in Korea and the unit he was in 32 Infantry Regiment 7th Infantry Division US Army in Korea.He resided in Baker Oregon at the time he was in the Army. Any information that is possible on him no matter the content would be great. My father was a very smart man and very courageous even though he never really spoke about his service in the war,neverthless he was always very proud of his service and always bore his severe wound's with great dignity through much adversity.

Keywords: Looking for any one who remember's JOSEPH H.CLARK JR HOR: BAKER OREGON RANK WHEN WOUNDED PFC RA19317719 MOS 04812 WOUNDED APRIL 23,1951 and then again on April 28,1951 Evacuated then went home for long recovery severly wounded left arm. Looking for any one who can shed light on my fathers service and the battles he might have been in.

looking for Przyjemski and Sutton

Comments: Przyjemski and Sutton call me

Keywords: Inchon Soul Yalu Hungnan 1950

c.company roster

Comments: co. rosters ,how does one get them??? i cant remember all the guys names who i served with..[old age i guess] thank you for any info.

Keywords: unit rosters

Re: Elmer W. Williams

Comments: To the Grandson looking for anyone that might remember ELMER WILLIAMS: I'm curious if Mr. Williams is from the Severna Park, MD area. My father, Robert Mintz, had a korean War buddie that lived near us when I was young. I only recall that I called him either Mr. Williams or Mr. Williamson. Mr. Williams was also in Love Co. We moved from MD about 1974 and we lost touch with Mr. Williams after that. My father passed away in 1977.

To anyone that might know: Is there some place I can find a roster for 32nd inf, Love Co.? Also is there a listing of the major assignments of Love Co? ( I'm sure the Army has one, but do they give family members access to it? ) Can someone please tell me the significance of the ascott (scarf) with the emblem on it I've seen on my dad in some of his Korean War Photos.

I would also like to give a big THANK YOU to DON MAXELY for taking the time to write about that event with K and L Co.'s on Pork Chop Hill. Little bits of information like that is precious to those of us who miss our Heros.

Thank you! Cindi Mintz O'Conor

Keywords: Elmer W. Williams, 32nd Inf, Love Co., Don Maxely, L. Co. Roster, L. Co. Ascott

PFC RICHARD E. KISSICK KIA

Comments: I am looking for anyone who would share pictures or any information that knew PFC Richard E. Kissick. He was red headed & was a forward artillery spotter & observer. He was killed October 27, 1951 when his position was shelled by enemy forces. He was my wife's uncle. Thank You Randall L. Stegner

Keywords: 32 Infantry Regiment 7th Infantry Division

LT. RICHARD M. PRICE

Comments: I RECENTLY ATTENDED THE FAMILY UPDATE MEETING FOR THE MIA'S, POW'S AND KIA IN SAN DIEGO. I'VE ATTENDED SEVERAL OF THESE MEETINGS WHEN THEY'RE HELD NEAR BY. I DIDN'T FIND OUT ANYTHING NEW, BUT WAS INFORMED THERE WAS A MEETING OF THE 32ND. REGT. NEAR BY, SO MY SON AND I WENT, BUT THEY WERE ON A BREAK. WE DID TALK TO A COUPLE OF MEN AND THEY CONTACTED ME LATER WITH TWO NAMES. ONE WAS COL.(RET)GEORGE JUSKALIAN AND THE OTHER COL.(RET)ROBERT GOLLOSOV. THEY'VE BEEN IN CONTACT WITH ME AND TOLD ME ALL THEY REMEMBERED. COL. GOLLOSOV REMEMBERS ASSIGNING RICHARD TO CO "C". I REALLY APPRECIATE ALL THE INFORMATION THE'VE GIVEN ME, AND ANY MORE WOULD BE MORE THAN WELCOME.

Keywords: BATTLE OF OLD BALDY MARCH 25, 1953 MY HUSBAND, LT. RICHARD M. PRICE IS AMONG THE MISSING IN THIS BATTLE. HE WAS DECLARED DEAD MAR. 26, 1954. NO CLOSURE AS YET.

Love Company, Robert S. Mintz

Comments: I'm the daughter of Robert (Bob or Bobby) S. Mintz. My dad died in 1977 when I was just 13, and I would love some information from anyone that may have known him. I would also appreciate information on his company, battles Love Company was included on, any memiors. The only thing I recall my father mentioning was the fact that only 7 of the men in his platoon walked off Pork Chop Hill. If anyone has more information of that situation, I would greatly appreciate it. My email is ccmyr@aol.com

Keywords: Love Company, Pork Chop Hill, Robert Mintz, Front line when Peace Treaty was signed.

Pork Chop Hill July 11 1953

Comments: My dad recieved the Bronze Star w/ "V" device for actions on Pork Chop 11July53. He was a PFC at the time. His name was Wirt Hughes. Just trying to see if anyone served with or remembers him?

Keywords: love company,july 11th 1953 Hughes

Cpl Jose Esquita Korea 1952-53

Comments: Looking to Locate

Keywords: Cpl. Jose Esquita Medical Corps. Korea. 7th Division 1952-1953

1LT William S. Kempen

Comments: I have the distinct honor to escort the remains of 1LT William S. Kempen to Arlington National Cemetary for burial. A Funeral Service will be held at Arlington on 26 Sep 2005. I know that 1LT Kempen was from New Castle, DE and was in the 32nd INFANTRY RGT. at the time of his death at/near the Chosin Resivoir, 28 Nov 1950. I am interested in any details anyone may be able to share, or perhaps a picture.

Thnaks- Brad Culligan CPT, Field Artillery

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1st BN 32nd INF Reg

Comments: To whom it may concern, I am CPT Benjamin C. Boekestein, currently at the Infantry Captain's Career Course in Ft. Benning GA. I am researching 1st BN 32nd Infantry for a tactical analysis paper, reference the Chosin Reservoir. I have specific interest in C co 32nd Infantry because my Grandfather, CPL Carroll Burgess, served in it - although possibly not at Chosin. I do not know if he was in Korea before Dec. 1950. I am searching for any veterans or others with information about the battalion or my grandfather. My email addresses are benjamin.boekestein@us.army.mil, and bcboek02@yahoo.com. My phone number is (270) 498-0994. This is of interest for my paper and also my family, my grandfather died in 1959 and not much is known of his military service.

Very Respectfully, Ben Boekestein CPT, INF

Keywords: Task Force Faith, C co 32nd, Chosin, Carroll Burgess

lookingforpeaplewhoservedwithmyfather

Comments: if any one remembers my father or has photos they would like to share i have a few letters that some has c.o.d 32nd tk bn cc 3rd armed division and some say31st inf unit 3 and i have a picture of him in korea playing a guitar thank you all and god bless

Keywords: estel [pete] burlington

Looking for anyone E Co 4/53

Comments: Looking for any one....tour of duty Apr 53 to June 54

Keywords: Pork Hill

Anyone that Served With Nicholas Bonavita

Comments: looking for info on my dad Nicholas Bonavita. He served in Korea in 1952-1953. Im trying to get as much info as possible to passon to Nicks 12 grandchildren. Nick passed on 12/18/1992 and we would like his grandchildren to know more of him. We know he recieved the purple heart and other medals we recently recieved from the Army, any info would be appreciated. Thank you

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Looking for members of 7th div.32 reg.

Comments: Looking for any survivors or relatives of survivors from my unit that would like to talk and exchange stories and photo's.

Keywords: Pork Chop, heartbreak, Chosin resvoir, old baldy

Looking for anyone that may have known my brother

Comments:

Keywords: I am intersted in finding someone that might have served with my brother in Korea. His name was Pvt. Domingo J. Gonzales. He was killed near Tallylong, Korea on Oct.24, 1951. I don't have too much information except that he served with the 32D Infantry Regiment. I also think he was with the 33rd. co. Any information that anyone could provide the family would be greatly appreciated. The family has always wished to know more about his final days.

Served in Korea 69/70

Comments: I would like to hear from anyone serving in the same area with me in 69/70. I was with Company B 3rd. 32nd. 7th. ID. We were stationed @ a miassile Site near Inchon and then moved North to Camp Casey. I left Korea in May 1970.

Sgt. Don R. Stacy

Keywords: Served near Inchon in 1969. Camp Casey in 69/70.

THE 4 B'S of

Comments: Looking back over the years and remembering Korea saddens me to think that we had to lose so many men. Here we are over fifty years later and we are involved in another conflict. A Korea veteran has never complained about his service in Korea to my knowledge. Yet he has been cast aside as if he never existed or was ever in a war. News Media will and have been comparing wars. There is no justification in comparing one conflict from the other. I am sure the men who fight these wars will agree with me that any war there are no real winners. There are only victors who by the blood of the soldiers who lost their lives can we claim a victory. But what about that soldier who's blood we are speaking? Don't forget the other soldier who's blood was shed. It is a sad fact that there are no winners when both sides record the deaths of the men involved in any war. There are no winners just loosers and it is always sad to see the list of our dead in the news every day. I have always tried to keep from telling war experiences to the members of my family. It has been many years and I remember clearly many of my experiences in Korea. I wouldn't consider them any more dangerous than my buddies. If you want to know how I feel about danger in Korea let me explain. I have always said that anyone and I mean anyone who set foot on that peninsula during those three years was in "DANGER" and you didn't have to be on a front line position. Korera was a hostile land with it's terrain and it's crazy weather. Not to mention a land so far back in time It was difficult to survive for our men who lived in the twentieth century and were thrust into the past. Korea at the time had no paved roads no and electric was sparce and the people who lived in the small villages farmed. Not much in the way of what we were used to back home. I am glad that I served and made it home safe. What I am not happy about is the guys that we left behind. I will never forget them until the day we meet again I am sure of that. "KOREA THE LAND OF THE MORNING CALM" Domenic J. Lombardi

Keywords: Better known as "LUM" to my buddies. T-Bone- Old Baldy- Artillery Hill- Finger Ridge- Peaceful Valley-Punch Bowl. Buddies include Earl Avers,Frank Zachar,David Lunasco, Jim Lavey, John Shelton, Dean Fultz, Truman Turner, Kenneth Murphree, Roger Otterson, Dale Johnson, Dale Wingert, Pete Manton, Homer Tomes, Robert Tarr, Larry Day, Raymond Clark, Jerry Pugh, Lt.Wainwright, And a host of others that we have made over the years at our reunions.

Battle for Star Hill

Comments: Is there anyone who remembers or took part in the assault on Star Hill which was in front of outpost Harry, sometime during July or August 1952. I believe this was an all volunteer ranger unit organized only from men in the 32nd regiment. I believe they were called Dodd's rangers and the time that was required was 6 weeks in this outfit, and you were then elligible for rotation home(if you survived). This assault took place around 12-1 p.m. and involved about 2 squads from this unit who made the assault, which was supported by artillery and men who were on outpost Harry. The outcome of this assault unfortunately resulted in the rangers having been hit with very heavy Chinese mortor, artillery and small arms fire to withdraw. I witnessed this event. If anyone took part in this event or has knowledge of this outfit, would like to hear from you.

Keywords: Attack on Star Hill

Gene Corder

Comments: Comments: Looking for anyone who may have known my uncle, Gene Corder. POW in Japan in WWII, captured Corregidor. In the 7th Infantry, 32nd Regiment from Oct. 1950. From May, Texas

Keywords: Corder

Insignias ofthe Koren War

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Keywords: I would like to know what unit had a circular yellow patch with a star in the center. It was an Army patch.

EASY CO, 4TH PLATOON, 4TH SQUAD 32INF

Comments: Served May 5l thru Mar 52 Thanks for establishing this Site-Brings back many memories some of which Iwould rather forget especally the very cold winter.

Keywords: Baldy, Hearbreak ridge, Pork Chop

Joseph Karam Karam

Comments: Any information.

Keywords: Joe Karam

Anyone who knew Arthur L.Rolfe; have pictures

Comments: I have many pictures of guys my Dad, Arthur L. Rolfe fought with. Some have names, but other are difficult to read. Anyone interested I would love in e-mail pictures to. Of course, anyone who knew my Dad I would love to hear from.

Keywords: Triangle Hill, battle near Haktang'ni, Company E,

Donald G Slaney KIA - Brother Needs Information

Comments: I'm looking for pictures, documents, Duty Rosters or any friends of my half brother Donald G. Slaney. Killed in Action on 2-2-52 at Pork Chop Hill according to my father. Would like any past pictures of him or friends that may have known him. All documents and pictures destroyed in fire. Can you help me.

Keywords: Pork Chop Hill, 7th Infantry Division,32nd Infantry Regt.

Henry Lewis Helmes 12-02-1950

Comments: LOOKING FOR ANY INFO ON WHAT HAPPENED ON 12-02-1950 IN NORTH KOREA. OR ANY ONE WHO KNEW MY UNCLE

Keywords: FRIENDS, ANY INFO

My nine month Combat Tour in Korea in 1950!

Comments: My first enlistment in the US Army was in 1946, for 18 months spent in Rome, Italy. Upon termination of this enlistment, I re-enlisted in the US Army Reserve for three years. I was recalled to Active Duty on 21 Oct. 1950, as a result of the, so called, "Korean Police Action;" reporting to Ft. Bragg, NC. On 21 Nov 1950, after a short refresher course at Ft. Hood, TX, in; inter alia, "Open Field Running;" hopefully, while advancing to the north and not while "Burning a path to the Rear to Change My Undies" and "Bayonet Tactics!" On 21 Dec. 1950, I shipped from Sasebo, Japan to Pusan, Korea, where I was first introduced to enemy fire. After nine months of combat, I became eligible for rotation back to the States; which is where the "Open Field Running Refresher Course" had came in handy earlier! As - when I received the word that I was going home, for discharge at Ft. Bragg, NC, on 9 Oct. 1951, I took-off south in a dead run, like a stripped-fannied ape, before anyone could change my rotation date; shedding my combat gear and clothing as I ran, from my Unit in the field, to the home bound rotation ship, birthed at the Port of Pusan!

Keywords: "Charlie Company" was known as the "Cold Steel Company," because of the constant fixing of bayonets in their daily offensives against the hords of North Korean and Chinese to the north!

LEO LUPTON/KOREAN WAR

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Keywords: BATTLE OF HAMAN PASS/February 1951

I am trying to find out information about my father, Leo Lupton, a master sergeant who was killed in the Korean War, Feb. 4, 1951. He was from North Carolina. I was only 3 years old when he died and I have very little information about him other than a newspaper obituary. He was commended for "meritorious service" July 5-Nov. 2, 1950 for courage and leadership at the battle of Haman Pass. Newspaper said, "Sergeant Lupton held his men in position the face of fanatic enemy attacks until the wounded men of the company could be evacuated." I do not know where my father was killed either. I am trying to put together a memoir of his letters based on the history of his involvement in the Korean War.

If anyone knew my father, or could tell me anything about the involvement of Company B, 19th Infantry Regiment, 24th Infantry Division, please answer.

Thanks, Don Lupton Katy, Texas

PVT. DONALD JERMAN, 18, KIA 8-13-50

Comments: Although Donald's body was sent home we never knew anything about his time or death in Korea Aug 13 1950

Keywords: None

looking for c.stine

Comments: looking for sgt. charles stine.... i served with him in 1951, 1952 in korea..would appreciate any info. about him or anyone who served in c.co.at that time....... thank you in advance for any info.. bill stewart

Keywords: co."c" 32nd. reg. 7th.i.d.

Finding MIA

Comments: My cousin was reported MIA during the Korean War. It is assumed that he died, but no body was ever returned. His name was Carl Lee Dye. I am working on the family tree and would like some information if possible. Thank you Carolyn A. (Dye) Milligan

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B Co

Comments: When are we going to be recognized as soldiers who faught a war and not a "POLICE ACTION?"

Keywords: T-Bone ,Old Baldy, Artillery Hill, Punch Bowl Peacefull Valley

B Co

Comments: After more than fifty years there isn't much I can say about the treatment we received from our own govern- ment. I guess it will be many years after we are all gone that we will finally be recognized as "Dog Face Soldiers, who were really involved in a war not a "POLICE ACTION." After all is said and done I wouldn't trade one mimute of my service for all the tea in China. Out that mess I have made so many dear friends. The only problem is time has drained our energy and we are slowly becomming extinct. God bless all the men and women who set foot in Korea for one reason or another. We can be proud of our accomplisments as you view the South Koreans cities and economy. All you dog faces stand tall, we did a magnificant job, ask any South Korean.

Domenic J. Lombardi

Keywords: Lum T-Bone Old Baldy Punch Bowl Frank Zachar Earl Avers David Lunasco John Shelton Dean Fultz Jim lavey Joe Russo Henry lewis Charley Carbery Truman Turner Ralph Bocuzzo Robert Otterson Tom Wilks Pete Manton Larry day Jerry Pugh Robert Tarr Homer Tomes Charles Pensyl John Dzedzic

1946 32nd Infantry Regiment

Comments: On his discharge papers I believe his captain's name was M.Kehrer

Keywords: I'm trying to find a friend of my dad who served with him in korea, his name is Alfredo Vega, he's from Gardena,ca. My dad has often spoke of him and I would love to find out where he is. If anyone can help me I'd very much appreciate it. Also, if anyone who served with my dad and remembers him his name is Ernest Vargas and he lives in Indio,Ca.

Thank you, Diane Vargas

Dog Company 32nd Infantry 7th Div

Comments: Looking for Grady T. Henderson, any other members of my unit

Keywords: Nickname: Abe Bsttles: Invasion of Inchon, Invasion of Seoul, Chosen Reservoir, and the battles in between

love co.1st. squard 1st. platoon 1953 dec.

Comments: Looking for these men that were with my dad.HOMER AKERS. RENE L ASSELIN. GEO.H. BURKE. NICOLAS CARMON. JULIO R. COSMEL. WILLIAM MARCUSEN. YOUNG KIM JOON. GUSMAN WILTON. ROBERT S. MINTZ. ROBERT G. SCHIFFERLE. ANTHONY T. CLEMENZA. SOUNG KIM SIK. these men were in the 1st sq. 1st. platoon 32inf. 7th. div. in dec. 1953 with my dad JOHN T GOGGIN he was asst. sq. leader.would like to here from you. e mail longjohnpete@hotmail.com thank you pete.

Keywords: dec. 15 1953 love co. porkchop hill.john t goggin.

William L. Hayes

Comments: Is there anyone who served with my father (William L. Hayes) in Korea. He was in the 32nd Infatery-7th division. I was wondering if anyone remembered him. He would really enoy getting letters from his friends who served with him.

Keywords: William (Bill)

love co.

Comments: I have a phto of my dad standing in front of a billbord in korea. it says lucky love. co.L. 32nd. inf. regt. it also has a big hart in the middle of it.anyone ever see this billbord or new my dad JOHN T GOGGIN. love co. 32nd. inf. 7th. div. i think he was in the 1st. pltaoon. he got hit in the leg on porkchop 7/11/53. thanks his son pete.

Keywords: nickname buddy porkchop hill july 11th 1953 from the phila. p.a. area at the time his best friend was billy harris. billy was k.i.a. july 11 at porkchop.

lucky love

Comments: i found a phto of my dad standing in front of a billbord in korea saying lucky love co. L. 32inf. regt. anyone rember seeing this or my dad john t goggin. thanks his son pete.

Keywords: love co. 32nd. 7th. div. porkchop hill july 11th.

PFC Kenneth Reighard

Comments: Looking for any one who may have served with PFC Kenneth Reighard radio operator 1st bn 32nd company unknown. Was in camp Mc Gill Japan 1949. Wounded three separate times. Walked to airstrip and was air lifted to Japan December. Was sent to Valley Forge for medical. Later served in Vietnam (1967/68 Tet Offensive)

Keywords: Chosin Res. Nov/Dec 1950

32nd INfantry First Battalion, Headquarters, Company C

Comments: Is there anyone who served with my father in Korea. He was in the 32nd infantry, first battalion, headquarters company, company c. If so, can you email me. Trying to put some info together for him. Thanks

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32nd INfantry First Battalion, Headquarters, Company C

Comments: Is there anyone who served with my father in Korea. He was in the 32nd infantry, first battalion, headquarters company, company c. If so, can you email me. Trying to put some info together for him. Thanks

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32nd INfantry First Battalion, Headquarters, Company C

Comments: Is there anyone who served with my father in Korea. He was in the 32nd infantry, first battalion, headquarters company, company c. If so, can you email me. Trying to put some info together for him. Thanks

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32nd INfantry First Battalion, Headquarters, Company C

Comments: Is there anyone who served with my father in Korea. He was in the 32nd infantry, first battalion, headquarters company, company c. If so, can you email me. Trying to put some info together for him. Thanks

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HVY MORTARS 1950

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Keywords: Sept 1950 Hv Mtr Co. 32 7Div

LOVE CO. 1953 | JOHN T. GOGGIN - PORK CHOP

Comments: Looking for any inf. on John T Goggin. My dad was on porkchop july of 1953. He was with the 7th. div. 32nd. inf. love co. Also any inf. on his friend Billy Harris he was K.I.A. ON jULY 11TH ON PORKCHOP. My Dad and Billy were from the Phils. Pa. area. Thank you. Son of John T Goggin.

Keywords: PORKCHOP HILL 1953

Company Item, 3rd Battalion MIA July 11, 53

Comments: Information wanted on our brother Robert (Bob) M. Henry listed as MIA on July 11, 1953 while fighting the enemy at Pork Chop Hill,North Korea. Bob went to Korea in May 1953. Please access the web site www.abmc.gov for picture of Bob. PLEASE Email me or call for assistance or with information.

Keywords: Robert (Bob) M. Henry A machine gunner with Co. I, 3rd Battalion, 32nd Infantry Regiment, 7th Infantry Division MIA July 11, 1953 on "Pork Chop Hill" serving under Trudeau, the 7th Division Commander