Doyle E. Glover

Comments: My uncle Doyle E. Glover was killed 13 Feb,1951.He served in the 38th Inf Regt. I need any and all history of him.What squad, Platoon, Company, Battalion he was in.I would be thankful for your feedback.My e-mail is gsteidley@yahoo.com

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Herold Reid

Comments: We are looking for any buddies he served with. He would love to know how they are. He mentioned a man named Charles Mohoffie. Not sure on the spelling but thats how it sounds. Please let us know.

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Doc Alarcon

Comments: my father Doc Alarcon passed away 5-21-2008 and was proud to have served with Leo Sherwood, Ray C. Fish jr., Howard Newman, Sgt. Martin J. Haskell and Snd. Lt William W.McKellar. he would mention sometimes battles his friends and him were in and I have a book someone in Washington i beleive he said wrote about the war in Korea i plan on putting it together and theres a lot of names mention in it. also if anyone has the authors name and address i would appreciate it

Keywords: Bloody Ridge, Heart break Ridge and Old Baldy, Leo Sherwood, Ray C. Fish jr., Howard Newman, Sgt. Martin J. Haskell and Snd. Lt William W.McKellar

SFC Lloyd

Comments: I would like to know why my Father - in - Law is no longer listed here. His name was Harold Alvin Lloyd born September 1926 and died in Korea November 9th 1953. He was a SFC and lived on Governors Island NY. It would be so cool to have someone alive that remembers him too. I found his last surviving Sister in 2005. His one Brother was in the Bataan March but he had passed by the time I found them. I met his wife and my husbands 1st Cousins. My husband never got to know any of them because he was only a year old when his Father died.Time were as they were and he grew up not knowing one person from that side. I found them all in 2005 and 2006. Well the ones alive and yes even the ones who died.We visited another Brother and say he was not getting his Flag so we submitted the paper work needed and got the proper marker and I had to contact the Governor of Ohio to get the Cemetary to honor this. The Rolling Thunder now makes sure his Flag is there. I know his Father after I submitted the paper work is on the Honor Roll Wall for Korea at the Memorial. Here is all the information they have listed on their page...

AMERICAN BATTLE MONUMENTS COMMISSION Harold Alvin Lloyd Astoria, New York Born September 23, 1926 Sergeant First Class, U.S. Army Service Number 39733005 Non-hostile Death Died November 9, 1953 in Korea Sergeant First Class Lloyd was a member of Company H, 2nd Battalion, 38th Infantry Regiment, 2nd Infantry Division. He developed Hemorrhagic fever and was taken to the 44th Mobile Army Surgical Hospital where he died on November 9, 1953. For his leadership and valor, Sergeant First Class Lloyd was awarded the Bronze Star, the Combat Infantryman's Badge, the Korean Service Medal, the United Nations Service Medal, the National Defense Service Medal, the Korean Presidential Unit Citation and the Republic of Korea War Service Medal. http://www.abmc.gov/search/detail.php

Thank you Raven

Keywords: Lloyd, Harold, Alvin, 38th Infantry Regiment 2nd Infatry Division, Company H November 9th 1953

sgt. Raymond F. Corl 38th inf rgt. 2nd I.D.

Comments: Ray was KIA North Korea 09-12-52 would like to know where and how killed and if anybody remembers him?

Keywords: nickname Tex born jan.4th 1929 married to ex Wac.from richmond. In.

Anyone Remember

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Keywords: I was a gunner on a 60mm mortar. We went up on line just before Thanksgiving 1951, Hill 501. I joined the unit when they were in reserve. Would like to hear from anyone who might have been in that company. Sorry but I can't remember any of the names.

Carson lee Jr.

Comments: SGT Carson Lee Jr.was my great uncle He was KIA at Hoensong on Feb. 13th 1951. I don't know much about him. I would like to hear from someone who served with him.

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Sgt. Raymond F Corl

Comments: looking for anyone who served with Ray, the location of his death and any other information that would be helpful to his sisters. i went to school with Ray and we played junior high football together in Grand Island,Ne.Ray moved to Dallas with his family in the 12th grade i think thats where he joined the armyRay was KIA sept 12 1952 in North Korea

Keywords: Tex,38th inf. reg.,2nd inf.division, Co.E

38th inf Reg 2nd Battallion HQ CO '52-'53

Comments: I would enjoy hearing from anyone left out of my unit. Or anyone who had contact with us in theater. I was the SGT in charge of line communications attached to Colonel Fry.

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CPL Wayne Donald Austin

Comments: MIA-South Korea-February 12, 1951-Hoengsong No remains recovered. If you knew him the family would love to hear any information about Wayne. Thank You

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information

Comments: anybody out there who knew my uncle michael herlihy who served with the 38 th regiment 2nd infantry division battle bloody ridge hill 868.would love to get any information photographs would be wonderful thank you for reading this .

Keywords: battle bloody ridge hill 868.

ROBERT W. MC HENRY

Comments: I am look for any information on my uncle who was killed on February 12, 1951 His name was Robert W. McHenry I'm hoping to find out more information about him, and hopefully a picture to show my children.

He served with the second infantry 387th division.

Any information or pictures would greatly be appreciated.

Keywords: second infantry, 38th division, February 12, 1951

tony.k.burris Moh 38th reg 2nd div korea

Comments: inaugoration of statue & memorial by Gen Tommy Franks (9/26/2007 at Blanchard Oklahoma present Sgt T. Burris's nine brothers & sisters attended.Whereabouts of his Medal of Honor with the family or at which museum displayed

Keywords: hill605.mundung-ni korea kia 10/9/51

CPL Joseph J. Hopper, Naktong Bulge

Comments: KIA Date listed incorrectly, should be September 4, 1950

Keywords: CPL Joseph J. Hopper, Naktong Bulge, Sept. 4, 1950

CPL Joseph J. Hopper, Naktong Bulge

Comments: CPL Joseph J Hopper was my uncle and was KIA a little less than 4 years before I was born. I am hoping to find someone who may have served with my uncle Jack; not only for myself but for my mother.

My uncle was not a big man as his growth was stunted because he started smoking at a young age. I believe he stood about 5ft 5 to 8 inches tall but his grit earned him the nickname Bulldog Hopper in civilian life. I dont know if this nickname carried over to his military service or not.

He was born and raised in the north Texas towns of Telephone and Bonham and moved to Dallas as a young teenager.

He was killed September 4, 1954 at Naktong Bulge. If you knew my uncle please contact me. My mother and I would be so very grateful.

Keywords: 38th INF Reg, 2nd INF div, Naktong Bulge

Hobert A Chapman

Comments: Hobert Alexander Chapman died May 20, 2008 of massive heart attack. He was a Cpl. in D co. 38th infantry reg. and served in Korea.

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SGT Bernard E. Scovell

Comments: I'm lookng for anyone who knew or served with my father Bernard Edward Scovell. I'm hoping there is a picture someone is willing to share, but I would love to know about him. I was five months old when he died so I have no memories of him.

Keywords: 38th infantry, 2nd division, Hoengsong, KIA Feb.13,1951.

Did you know Cody Hall

Comments: Cody Hall is my father. He passed in 1999. Never spoke much about his service but I have letters.

Keywords: Korean War with H Company, 38th Infantry. Battle on Monroe Hill. 1951-1953

Korean Veteran seeks info on Med Records in Hakata

Comments: My father is a living Korean Veteran who contracted hemmhoragic fever but was in a confusing situation. He was treated and RTD. He was on leave in Tokyo, and when he tried to return, he was late for his plane because of some issue with a taxi. He missed his flight, and his plane went down with all onboard killed.

His records were very scrambled, and he was listed as having contracted hemmoroids, rather than hemmoragic fever. He may be allowed better disability if he can somehow prove what happened to him. What I hope for is some slim hope that records of Korean Conflict veterans are at the Sasebo Hakata, Japan. If anyone has contact information for this hospital in Japan, I'd appreciate it. I can only seem to find tourist info for the city. Thank you for knowing his story.

Rene Saucedo, son of Adolfo, or "Rudy" Saucedo

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PLATOON LEADER K COMPANY EARLY 1954.CO WAS CAPT JIM CROW ANY ONE OUT THERE REMBER?.SHOOT ME AN E-M

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Looking for Willie U. Grant (Cpl.)

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Looking for information on Carl Thomas

Comments: I posted a message on march 4, 2008 regarding my great uncle and I see that I neglected to include his full name. His name was Carl W. Thomas. He went by the name of "Little Flop" back home in Natchez, MS. Please let me know if you have ANY information.

Keywords: Missing May 17, 1951

Anybody know George Litras?

Comments: Looking for info about my Dad, George Litras, who was wounded in the Kinuri Gauntlet on 11/30/50. If you knew him, or know of him; I'm looking for things like when he joined the 38th, what battalion/company he was in, etc. He passed away a few years ago, and I'm trying to put together a bit of a history of his army years.

Thanks Steve

Keywords: Kinuri Guantlet

LOOKING FOR JEFF M. OR BUTLER

Comments: I'm searching for a black soldier/veteran who was stationed in 1977 (probably at Gerszewski Barracks or Smiley Barracks) in Karlsruhe/Germany/Europe. He is tall (approx 6'5") and has a large scar on his chest. He used to tell my mom that he has the scar from a fight with a tiger. I don't know if the tiger-story is true. It's possible that his name is Jeff Butler and that he was PFC with the 517th Maintenance Company in 1977. Butler was quite involved in those so called old stock car race track. It's also possible that his name's Jeff or Jim Truesdale (could be Tuesdale as well; other spellings possible). Do you have any idea how I can get in contact with Jeff Butler (Truesdale, etc.), or who could know about this??? I was told that the following persons (all of them stationed about 1977 in the south of Germany) could know about the whereabouts of my dad: -Randy Buel (former MSG MP,), -Frank (he's from California) -and probably another soldier who is a nativ american (my aunt told me that as far as she can remember, my dad and this nativ american guy used to know each other) I was told it might be easyer to locate a nativ american, even though i have no name of him at all, since there were very litle amount of nativ american soldiers in 1977 in south Germany).

this is Jeremias a son of a father he never met in his 29 years of live. A son who would love to know his (black) family, not more and not less.

truly, Jeremias Werner

myspace.com/jeremiaswerner jeremias-w@arcor.de

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