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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
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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
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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
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Submitted by
Name: Mark B Clinton
From: Rio Rancho New Mexico
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Im the Oldest Son of Willie P Clinton POW RA16270705. He passed away 21 January 2021 at home in Memphis Tennessee at the age of 90. His Funeral will be held at Serenity Funeral Home in Memhpis Tn on 23 Feb 2021 at 10 to 11am. You can view the funeral at the Serenity Web site on the 23 of Feb. He will be buried at the West Tennessee Veterans Cemetery with full military honors. He leaves behind 4 boy Mark, Boris, Charles and Kermit who has also passed away.
Added: February 18, 2021
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Submitted by
Name: Jeff Scott
From: Cherokee Village, AR
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Hi Bert,

Just thought I'd let you know I have been perusing and enjoying your web site.

Becky and I have been enjoying retirement life. Doing lots of flying. Becky and I enjoy living on the lake and kayaking on the lake in the evenings. I just finished rebuilding another airplane and am currently test flying it. Next year when life is a bit more normal, I'll likely make another trip out to Los Alamos.

Best regards,

-Jeff Scott (your former neighbor)
Added: October 25, 2020
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Submitted by
Name: sylvie m o'brien
From: Charles Town, WV
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Hello and thank you for reading me. l own a photo of a Korean War tank with markings on the side reading:
USA 40190658
l have never been near a tank in my life but it seems to me that it is a light tank. Is it possible to identify the tank and the unit from this number? the photo is a radiophoto with soldiers celebrating the July 27, 1953 armistice. Sorry to bother you and thank you for your help.
Sylvie M. O'Brien
Added: May 6, 2020
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Submitted by
Name: Lee Grant
From: Australia
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Dear Bert,
I am not sure if this site is still running but I am getting in touch to chat to you about including some of the stories written by Australian soldiers during the Korean War in an artist book I am working on for the Australian War Memorial. I was commissioned in 2018 by the AWM to create a body of work that speaks of the relationship between Australian and Korea in the context of the War. As my mother is Korean, this was in addition a personally important project. I am trying to contact Ron Cashman and am getting in touch with other Korean veteran friends here to locate him and his wife. I don't know if either of them are still alive?
Anyway, you can see some of the work I did for the AWM here: leegrant.net/mnemosyne-i
The book will include text (I'd like to include some of the personal words of the stories on your site but need permission to do so), archives and my own work.

If you can assist in any way, I'd be very appreciative.

Warm regards,
Lee
Added: May 4, 2020
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Submitted by
Name: Alexandra Cooper
From: Australia
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Roy Holloway was severely injured but did not die.
Added: April 24, 2020
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Submitted by
Name: George Hunt
From: Canada
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I was on hill355 on Oct. 23 1952 when we got over run

by the north koreans. We lost a lot of men that night

I was with the Ist. Btl. of the Royal Canadian Regiment.

The Aussies relieved us a few days latter
Added: March 22, 2020
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Submitted by
Name: Edgar sneed
From: Elgin Oklahoma
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Looking for any information on anyone who I served with in the army in 1953 in motor pools in South Korea.Been told all my records burned up in St. Louis.They say have no proof I was there. Was deployed from Washington State to Korea in 1953. a5832
Added: November 5, 2019
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