Dad was an 0331 in Korea

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Keywords: Looking on Information on my father Jack McGuire. I know he was with the 1st MARDIV, was an 0331 and was discharged as a Sgt. He was born in Decorah, Iowa, grew up in Portage, WI and setteled in Milwaukee, WI after his discharge.

Billy Oakley Glasgow

Comments: Dad is living and well in Texas. Would love to connect him with any of his old buddies. Please send a note to my e-mail.

Keywords: Friends: Ingle, Nikes,curry, Hinkle, Jinkley, Wilson, Alexander, Mavange, Hernandez, Gunn, Shot, Chesbro - Buddies in San Diego.

Kortevich & Riley.

John Gieseking H Company 3rd B

Comments: I am looking for information on my uncle, John Gieseking, H Company 3rd Battalion, 7th Marine Reg. who was KIA near Toktung Pass on Dec. 2, 1950...

any information would be greatly appreciated......

thank you!

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info on raymond joseph patin

Comments: looking for any info on pfc. patin k.i.a. in korea sep. 21, 1950. next of kin or anything. if you knew him please contact tracy patin at jet-mech@juno.com

Keywords: private first class patin, 3rd battalion, 1st marines, 1st marine division, killed in action in korea september 21, 1950

Richard L. Biddy 1172118 Recon Plt, 3/1

Comments: Last seen 13 Aug 1952 as we came off Bunker Ridge with Item Company, 3/1, following Capt. Spike Connolly and that St. Michael flag.

Keywords: Gunny Billy Goodman, Bill Mason, and Ron McKinney are writing the history of Recon Platoon, 3rd Bn, 1st Marines and need your input.

G Co. 3/1

Comments: My Father served with 4th Marines in Pacific during WWII. I know he was on Saipan and think Iwo also. Stayed active reserves and called back for Korea. Later became DI at Paris Island a staff sergeant where I lived until his release (1952). He passed away 29 years ago and I haven't been able to develop much history. Can anyone help? If so, email to ralphhedwards@comcast.net.

Thanks and God Bless all!

Keywords: G CO 3/1 in Korea Chosin

G Co. 3/1

Comments: My Father served with 4th Marines in Pacific during WWII. I know he was on Saipan and think Iwo also. Stayed active reserves and called back for Korea. Later became DI at Paris Island as staff sergeant where I lived until his release (1952). He passed away 29 years ago and I haven't been able to develop much history. Can anyone help? If so, email to ralphhedwards@comcast.net.

Thanks and God Bless all!

Keywords: G CO 3/1 in Korea Chosin

Hill 111

Comments: Dose anybody remember Marshall, he used his middle name, Marshall, he was my uncle. I have been trying to collecting information about the battle, but it is hard to find. If anybody has and information, or new him, or how he was killed, e-mail me. marshconstruction@sbcglobal.net Thanks, I was in the Army 1/7th Cav, DMZ, also in Korea, 1964-1965

Bob Marsh

Keywords: John Marshall Drake. Ponbudong, hill 111, KIA July 25, 1953. USMC

HILL 854

Comments: Would like to hear from Item Co. guys also from both 2nd LTs

Keywords: 1951-52 hILL 1052 hILL 854 Weber, Brinkly, Askew 2nd Lt John Atkinson 2nd Lt. Max Darling Moved to west korean coast spring of 1952

Army Air Corps/Air Force Corpsman

Comments: I am trying to find out if there were any Air Force Corpsman assigned to 5th Marines from 1950-1952. My father joined underage, using my uncles information to join up. Would like to find out more information and have no idea where to start. Thanks for any help!

Keywords: Corpsman, Air Force

FIELD HOSPITALS

Comments: Does anyone remember the names of the field hospitals around the area of Hill 854?

Keywords: Hill 854

Info who knew my Dad, Kenneth C Simpson

Comments: I lost my Dad when I was ten years old, I found some of my dads old orders, and have some questions about what he went throught and what he was like as a young man. Any help and info will be apperchated.

Keywords: The landing on Inchon Korea and boot camp.

PFC MARVIN H. JOLLIFF MACHINE-GUNNER BOULDER CITY, KOREA

Comments: Just looking for someone who may have information about Marvin's last night, before he was KIA two days before the cease-fire on Hill 119, during the battle of Boulder City. Of course, it would be even better if someone who knew him would contact me. I know that Marvin was wounded while his machine-gun position on the forward slope was over-run. I suppose the most pressing thing I would like to know is how long did he live, after being wounded?

I am Marvin's kid brother.

Keywords: Boulder City, Lt.Swigart, Hill #119, G Company, 3rd Battalion, 1st Marine Regiment, 1st Marine Division

Looking for Marines who Served in 1951

Comments: I am looking for Marines who served with 1 Mar Div in September 1951 and fought near the Punchbowl and Soyang River. I am a former Marine who is writing a history of that battle as my Thesis for a Master's degree from the University of North Texas and could use help in the form of interviews or memoirs from veterans who were there. Thanks and Semper Fi

Keywords: Punchbowl, Hill 749, Hill 812, Hill 702, Hill 751, Hill 673, Hill 1052, Hill 980, Hill 854, Hill 602, Hill 680, Yoke Ridge, Kanmubong Ridge, Hill 924, Soyang River, September 1951.

SGT. THEODORE PAUL LANDRY JR BOSTON MASSACHUSETTS

Comments: Hello, looking for any info on grandfather SGT. THEODORE PAUL LANDRY JR, MARINES, Company I, 3rd Battalion, 7th Marines, 1st Marine Division, Boston Massachusetts. Any info on him would mean the world to me. Thank you,

Peter

Keywords: SGT. THEODORE PAUL LANDRY JR, MARINES, Company I, 3rd Battalion, 7th Marines, 1st Marine Division, Boston Massachusetts

God Bless...

Comments: I am the grand-daughter of Mr. Ronnie Lupe, who is the esteemed leader of our great White Mountain Apache Nation. I am the only daughter of his first born Son, and I am proud of my grandfather for representing our Nation in the conflict of Korea.

Keywords: Mr. Ronnie Lupe 1st Marine Division, 3rd Battalion, 1st Regiment Former Marine Machine-gunner in Korean Conflict

G co. 3rd Bn 1st Marines 60 mortars

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Keywords: looking for anyone that remembers serving with in Korea

James Samuel Cook (Lieutenant)

Comments: Dad is doing great, enjoying retirement on Cape Cod. We visited over Memorial Day weekend and he read aloud some of the letters he sent to his mother while in Korea. Ths stirred my interest. God Bless all the vets!

Keywords: platoon leader, H company, supply officer, in Korea jan-nov 51

Close calls in combat

Comments: CLOSE CALLS IN COMBAT-Former Marine and author is looking for stories about unusual/very unique close call/near death experiences of Marines and Corpsmen during any of our nation's wars, for possible inclusion in a future book. To submit your story or to request additional info/criteria, please contact: Bob Simonsen. 3920 Ramona Dr Riverside, CA 92506 or Three27bob@aol.com or 951 788-8183

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fallen veteran

Comments: My father Edward T. Costello was in The Marine Corp during the Korean War. He was proud to serve with Item Company 3rd battalion 1st Marine Division, something he always proud of up until his death, he has passed away on February 15, 2006 of Cancer. We ran into several gentlemen during the Korean War memorial dedication in D.C. A few years back, he was at his happiest moments telling stories about The Hook and Boulder city and seeing some old faces.Edwards funeral will be at ARLIGNTON Cemetery in May of this year P.F.C. Edward T. Costello Edward Thomas Costello, age 73 died Wednesday, Feb. 15, 2006 at his sons house in Sunrise Florida of Cancer. Ed was born in the Bronx New York; a college graduate, a family man and always called pops by all of the kids on the neighborhood, since he was involved in The Police athletic leagues with his two sons. He moved to Florida in 1972 as a chef to work for Jackie Gleason at his country club, along with many other hotels during his career; Ed was a chef for 30 years. He was a Proud U.S. Marine Veteran of the Korean War a member of the Marine Corp Association- he proudly served with Item Company 3rd battalion 1ST Marine Division from 1952-1955 and then the reserves from 1955-1960. He was a 2 time Purple Heart recipient along with other letter of recommendation in his file. He will be laid to rest at Arlington National Cemetery. Survived by his two sons Thomas and his wife Cynthia and their two daughters Nicole and Sarah. His son Anthony and his wife Sonya and their two children Amber and Bryce.

Keywords: His nick name was stinky, he saw action at the hook, boulder city and other engagments. He was always proud to be a marine and to serve with Item co. 3rd bat 1st Marine division during the Korean war. This is something he said even on his last days, he would go and be with his old buddies.

WPNS.CO 3BAT 5REG 1DIV 1953-54

Comments: any one who was there when its was over mpm

Keywords: nevda citys

Comments: Looking for any member of 3rd Battalion 1st Marine Regiment Weapons company or Howe company during Korean War

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William B. Baugh Burial Place

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Keywords: INFORMATION ON BURIAL PLACE OF WILLIAM B. BAUGH MEDAL OF HONOR RECIPIENT KOREAN WAR HE IS BURIED IN GLEN HAVEN CEMETERY HARRISON OHIO SAW A REQUEST FROM A MAN WHO WANTED TO KNOW WHERE HIS UNCLE WAS BURIED FEEL FREE TO E-MAIL OR TELEPHONE ME IF YOU CARE TO I LIVE RIGHT IN HARRISON

LOOKING FOR TMOTHY BRITTON

Comments: I just want to know if he is okay. I heard about hurricane Opehlia and wondering is he safe. He left for boot camp on July 24,2005 and I haven't heard anything from him. If you have any information about him please contact me at Neicyco06@hotmail.com. Thank you

Keywords: RCT Britton,Timothy Plt 3089 Bn.Ico Box 13089 Parris Island, South Carolina 29905-3089