Korean War Online Guestbook

Submitted by
Name: Ian Saunders
From: Cootamundra Australia
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Added: June 5, 2013

Submitted by
Name: Norman R. Gant
From: Florida
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Comments:
Have an SKS but didn't have a manual, thanks for providing the manual. Pray the younger American citizens will wake up to the cost of freedom. I always try an thank Viet Nam veterans because the nation didn't give them the honor they deserve.

Added: May 28, 2013

Submitted by
Name: Patricia McCormick
From: NY, TN
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Comments:
Thank you for providing this site!

Added: May 27, 2013

Submitted by
Name: Stuart Marks
From: Kelso, WA
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Comments:
The SKS web site is a great find for me after conducting a Google search for "SKS rifle, Chinese".

I have owned one of these rifles for many years, buying it new, still in the oil paper box. The manual was mostly in Chinese and virtually useless to me.

What a great job someone did in the description of al of the majore components and operations.

Thank you very much for your good work here.

Added: May 24, 2013

Submitted by
Name: Art Nickel, WTC, Retired
From: HOR: Sunnyvale, CA; Present: Lehigh Acres, FL
E-mail: Contact

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Thank you for the information on the SKS. Now I can answer questions for folks I know beyond shooting and clearing.

WTC, no longer used US Navy rating, history: NW, GMT, WT.
The "C" stands for Chief (E-7). The rate fell because of the SALT III treaty that removed certain Nuclear Items from the stockpile. Part of the 1,600+/- WT's became GMM (Gunners Mate Missile). I had retired about a year before the change took place. :!angel:

Added: May 24, 2013

Submitted by
Name: Sgt John ushman
From: IL
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anybody who was on the MLR & ran the patrols knows what it was .They don,t have to talk about it ,it never goes away.I seen the meanest & bigest people cry like a baby.

Added: May 16, 2013

Submitted by
Name: Sgt John Ushman
From: IL
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You have a good start but you can,t put on paper what happened in that hell hole. I froze half to death for months still can,t sleep in the dark never quit thinking about I was in E Co 179 inf reg. 45 div. I still hate that stinking place.

Added: May 4, 2013

Submitted by
Name: george Gug
From: Fort Sill Oklahoma
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Comments:
Enjoy you site. I have two M 1,s one USA the other a Australia Lithgow M1 000-5- ADI. The bolt has a lot of numbers What they mean I have no idea. D-28287 BMB 6000 10009

Added: April 22, 2013

Submitted by
Name: joe sewell
From: rock springs wyoming
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My father served in the Marines in Korea and his older brother was a Master Sergant in the Army. They actually met up over there and a week later my uncle was killed. My dad was his body escort home. It effected him the rest of his life.I proudly served in the Navy from '83 to '86. From one swab jockey to another I must say Thanks for your service and your web page.

Added: April 16, 2013

Submitted by
Name: Benjamin Lee
From: Vancouver, BC Canada
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Comments:
I served in the Canadian Forces 15th Field RCA Regiment during the 1991 Gulf War.

Thank you very much for the hard work, effort, and dedication you put into this wonderful website.

Wishing you and the ones you love the very best in life.

Added: April 10, 2013