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Name: Costa
From: Sundog
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Added: August 27, 2023

Submitted by
Name: Mark Ashley
From: Torrance, CA (now Washington State)
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A notation from the Naval Squadrons stationed in Korea.
My Dad served with the Naval Reserve Patrol Squadron VP 772 at Atsugi and Iwakuni in 1951. It shows that the tail numbers for the reserve squadrons is unknown. VP772 had the tail number of BH at that time. He served as a tail gunner on the Consolidated PB4Y2 aircraft. After August 51, they were stationed at Barbers Pt, HI, to train new aircrews.

Added: August 23, 2022

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Name: Ray LaBrie
From: Jacksonville, FL
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My father, David V LaBrie was in Co.F 2/5, heavy weapons. Positioned at Vegas, I'm pretty sure, as seargent with a 50 cal. crew. WIA March 28, 1953, two years to the day after his graduation at Parris Island, Honor Platoon 84. Anyone who may have fought beside him or having info to add to any of the above, please contact me. I currently live in St. Augustine, FL. Dad has passed and I am craving knowledge of his journey in Korea. Thank you and God bless.

Added: August 15, 2022

Submitted by
Name: Jenny Noel
From: Rhode Island
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Currently reading Breakout: the Chosin Reservoir Campaign by Martin Russ. I came across this site while looking for photos and maps. The book, while an excellent account of the campaign, is light on supporting material to aid my mental picture of events. I am in awe of the brave men who succeeded against overwhelming odds. I've always respected Marines, but this shines a new light on their tenacity and courage.

Added: May 5, 2022

Submitted by
Name: Mike F
From: California
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Bert passed away last December.
RIP Bert.

Added: April 19, 2022

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Added: February 5, 2022

Submitted by
Name: Aaron
From: Texas

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My Grandfather was in the U.S Navy as a POW transporter in Korea, Thank you for making this site and allowing me to learn more about this overlooked war!!

Added: July 7, 2021

Submitted by
Name: SR
From: America
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On this Memorial Day 2021, God Bless all our service members who gave the ultimate sacrifice, and bless their families who suffered those losses. I pray our country can hold to its values against the destructive forces at work.
And, get manufacturing back from China, our kids need work.

Added: May 31, 2021

Submitted by
Name: Fred Williams
From: Milford, Ohio
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I was a sergeant in Hq. company 2nd. Batallion 5th RCT during 1953. Christmas Hill when the war ended.

Added: April 25, 2021

Submitted by
Name: Christina Rascon
From: Born in California. Living in Oregon
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My father, Luis Rascon, was in a riffle platoon during the Korean War. Easy Company, 2nd Battalion, 5th Marines, First Marine Division (2nd platoon, I believe). His time in Korea was from August - December, 1950.

He may have been a Sgt. or platoon leader. He made it to the Chosin Reservoir battle. He was injured and suffered frostbite.

My father has since passed away. I know he was very proud of his time in the war along with the incredibly brave and determined Marines who fought along side him.

(I ordered his records through the National Personnel Records Center in March 2020 but haven’t received anything back yet. Maybe they are backed up due to the pandemic?)

Thank you, to all the service men and woman.

Please feel free to reach out.

Christina Rascon

Added: March 5, 2021