Sgt. Edward E. Roslof

Comments: Does anyone remember my Uncle? We would love to hear anything about him. His parents, brothers and sister are all gone now. But he has many nieces & nephews, grand nieces& nephews & greatgrand nieces & nephews who would love to know more about this man. Our Mother was his only sister. Thank you and God Bless you all.

Keywords: 29th Infanty Regimental Combat Team B-Company Hadong Battle July 27, 1950 Sgt.Edward E Roslof KIA

Whittaker

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Keywords: ANyone still around know the details of the death of an old classmate, Alton "Fuzzy" Whittaker, KIA 22 Aug 50 while TDY from 19th Inf to 29th Inf. Would have been near the Naktong, I suspect.

In fact, any info would be appreciated from anyone who was in the 29th and remembers the fighting on or about that day.

Jose G. Perez

Comments: My cousin was killed on july 27, 1950. He also was a soldier for the 29 Infantry Regimental Combat Team in South Korea. I have been doing some research on his life befoer and after his death I do not have closure to his life because his body was never returned home for burial after his death, his family never received his metals or recognitions if any.All this is such a mystery to me.Can anyone out there help me. Why would tne military not inform my family as to the whereabouts of his remains his parents died with such sad hearts not being able to bury their son.

Keywords: I would be intresred to know what decorations were issued for the 29th infantry regimental combat team.

William M Hawkins

Comments: I AM LOOKING FOR INFORMATION ON MY UNCLE. HIS NAME WAS WILLIAM M HAWKINS SERVICE # RA 14225426 HE WAS A MEMBER OF THE 29TH INFANTRY REGIMANTAL COMBAT TEAM. HE WAS KILLED IN ACTION ON SEPTEMBER 13 1950 WHILE FIGHTING THE ENEMY. IF ANYONE HAS ANY FURTHER INFORMATION ON HIM,I WOULD GREATLY APPRECIATE IT.

THANK YOU FOR YOUR TIME

KAY

Keywords: Killed in Action Sept 13 1950

Information on LESTER W. BAUER

Comments: We were seperated in a early age and never seen each other for many years.I also was set up on the Mason and Puson Peremiter.I was in Japan when the WAR started. Thank You

Keywords: Any one that may have known Him. He was in the 3rd battalion, 29th Infantry Regimental Combat Team

PFC STANLEY ZELENY

Comments: Looking for anyone who was with me in Okinawa in 1949. AM ESPECIALLY LOOKING FOR ENOCH TAYLOR WHO MIGHT HAVE BEEN FROM KENTUCKY.

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Paul Thurman Jensen

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looking for information on sgt chalie hooks

Comments: My uncle's name was Charles Hooks he was killed at Hadong He was in the 29th inf. 24th inf. div. He was a sgt., he fought in World War II and reinlisted, he was stationed in Okinawa. He was killed on July 27, 1950 at Hadong. He was my Grandmother's brother we heard stories that he was captured and shot sitting by a tree when he refused to walk any futher.But it listed him as KIA not as a POW. My Grandmother and my Uncle Charlie were very close.

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looking for information on sgt chalie hooks

Comments: My uncle's name was Charles Hooks he was killed at Hadong He was in the 29th inf. 24th inf. div. He was a sgt., he fought in World War II and reinlisted, he was stationed in Okinawa. He was killed on July 27, 1950 at Hadong. He was my Grandmother's brother we heard stories that he was captured and shot sitting by a tree when he refused to walk any futher.But it listed him as KIA not as a POW. My Grandmother and my Uncle Charlie were very close.

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1950 Okinawa-Harry Willis/Elaine K.

Comments: 1950 Okinawa Did you know either Harry Willis (probably from Georgia...had wife and child "back home") or Elaine Klappert Kothe (from Cincinnati)? Looking for info on my birthparents! They served on Okinawa in 1950. Have pictures of both and did locate Elaine but have no info on Harry Willis (army). ANY information on Harry Willis would be appreciated. He was a cute looking guy but would like to know more about my dad than that! Many thanks.

Keywords: 1950 Okinawa Harry Willis / Elaine Klappert Kothe

George R. Haslett

Comments: I am looking for any information on my great uncle George R. Haslett. George was with the 29th infantry in K Company and is believed to have been killed on July 31, 1950 near Hadong. We have just been informed that George may not have been killed during the war. If anyone has any information about George or about his death please contact us! THANK YOU!

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PVT BILLY A. ARNOLD KIA

Comments: I am trying to find out ANY information on how my cousin, Bill A. Arnold, dies on 2 Aug 1950. I am names after him. I have been trying for years to find out more about him, his unit and what happened. As a kid I had heard stories that they found him in a ditch with his hands tied behind his back and executed, along with others. Dont know if this is true. I would welcome any help with photos, orders, morning reports, etc.

I just want to find out what happened. I would be grateful for any help.

Sincerely, Billy Arnold Fayetteville, NC

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29th RCT & 25th Inf Div

Comments: My grandfather was a member of the 29th RCT Wolfhound Pack and a memeber of 25th Inf Div. He served in Korea from the first days of the Pusan Perimeter to around November 1950 (I believe). If there is anyone interested in getting in touch with him, please feel free to email me. I am also an undergraduate history student. I am writing my undergraduate thesis on the soldier's experience in the Korean War. So, if there is anyone interested in a possible interview or discussion, please let me know.

Keywords: Pusan Perimeter, Okinawa

Sgt. Eugene Friske looking for follow solders

Comments: Anyone who knew Eugene Friske is welcome to contact him at his home in Bastrop.

Keywords: Sargent Eugene Friske did basic training at Fort Ord in California in 1949. He was then deployed with the 29th Infantry Regiment of the 24th Division to Camp Nupuja in Okinawa. In May 1950, the army needed more men in the Heavy Mortars Division, and Eugene was transferred to this company.

Comments: I have lived with the memories of my Korean War experiences and fellow comrades I lost and wondered about. I was only seventeen years old and became a combat veteran living with the most courageous group of men I ever met.

Keywords: Chase, Bishop, Sfc Bertrum, MSgt Bass

Co B 1st Bn, 29th Inf Regt

Comments: R M Jones, Please contact me

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Information, The Battle at the Notch.

Comments: I am a freelance writer from Australia visiting the Pusan area frequently for my primary work as a consultant engineer. I am researching events that took place on the Pusan defence perimeter during August/September 1950 during the Korea War. I have recently visited the area on the road running east/west from Masan to Chinju, west of the town known as Chungam-ni several times, and the mountain pass known as "The Notch" in US Army records. Many things have changed in the last 55 years and South Korea is no exception, particularly the road system and the towns/villages. I am trying to clarify which of two separate roads actually is "the Notch". I would be interested to hear from any person that can relate a first hand account or memory of the Battle at the Notch on the 1st, 2nd and 3rd August 1950, and if memory survives the actual road routing as it was then approaching and decending the pass. Today there appears to be two road passes over this particular ridge in the immediate area. What appears to be an older road branches off the main newer road and follows the railroad directly up a narrow valley of paddy fields and has a short railway tunnel directly under the road through the pass, this road also crosses the railway either side of the tunnel, and the pass, by means of two railroad bridges. The other road further to the North of the first, on the same ridge line, appears to be a relatively new wider road with many hirpin bends climbing for approximately 2 miles on the East approach side. There is no railway anywhere near this road or at the pass at the summit ?. By reading chapter X1V "Blocking the Road to Masan" of the US Army Records, and the movements of the reconnaissance force lead by Colonel Wilson westwards on the 1st August 1950, I would understand from two statements made that the pass and road to the south is actually "The Notch". The statements are as follows :Col Rhea to Col Wilson that "you had better be careful-that ground down by the pond is enemy territory". There is still a pond at the bottom of the West inclne to the pass on the old road, but not on the new road !. There is also the statement made that "enemy troops tried to advance from the railroad tunnel". The railroad tunnel only runs under the pass on the older road !. Any contact, more detailed information or leads to help me progress my task would be greatly appreciated. I am able to offer some copies of recent photographs of the two passes and the area taken in 2005/2006 which may help somebody as a memory jogger.

Regards, Roger H Freeman.

Keywords: The 19th and 29th Infantry Regiments of the US Army at the "Battle at the Notch", Pusan Perimeter, South Korea 1950.

29th Infantry/ 27th

Comments: My father-in-law, PFC William E. Molton (known now as Bill, maybe also Ed) was in the Battle at Hadong with the 29th. After the battle he was placed in the 27th battalion, 25th division (we beleive). We are trying to put all of his medals together (he has 6 but we believe he is due more) He was wounded 4 times during his service. We have identified all that he has but would like to verify the wolfhounds patch from that time. We have have seen a round one with the wolf head facing left with "27th Infantry" and "Wolfhounds" on the outer rim. We would like to verify that this is the correct patch and find a place to buy one. If this sounds familiar to anyone, please let me know. He goes to the reunion at Ft. Benning almost every year.

Keywords: wolfhounds, Hadong

In Rememberance of a Great War

Comments: I served in WWII--1st Infantry Division from 1943- 1945--when the war ended. I then went to Okinawa in 1949. Then to Korea in 1950 and served with the 3rd Infantry Division. I received many awards, medals and citations. I would like to get in touch with some of my fellow comrades that may have served with me in any of these outfits. Please feel free to contact me. My phone number is 606-456-9399 and my address is listed. Thank you so much for this opportunity to contact some of these men. I served with H Company and G Company as a platoon sergeant. Please contact me asap. Thank You Willie Prater

Keywords: Korean War World War II D-Day Omaha Beach

Friend: Clifton A. Andrews, North Carolina

29th rct 1952

Comments: i am looking for information regarding the service history of the 29th rct in korea. my dad (norman collins) was there for a short time 2-3 months, probably in january/february of 1952 although this is not for sure, he has forgotten a lot. if you have any info or his name rings a bell i really appreciate it.

Keywords: 29th rct korea 1952, e company

29th RCT Bullion patch

Comments: Looking for info on theater made 29th RCT bullion patches. I have one and I need to know its authenticity. Were these made in country during the war? Any help is apreciated. Please e-mail me at steyr8x56r@yahoo.com

Keywords: Theater made bullion patches

Allen M. Robertson 29th Inf Reg, 2th Inf Div

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Keywords: Looking for anyone who knew PVT Allen M. Robertson, who was KIA July 27th 1950 near Hadong. He was 19 years old and from Hornbeak, TN

Allen T. Turner

Comments: Would like info. on battle/service buddies.

Keywords: kia 27/july/1950,hadong,s.korea.

Medical Company or 84th AAA Battery, 1953-1954

Comments: I am looking for anyone who served in the 29th Infantry Regimental Combat team in the Medical Company or 84th AAA. I was in Okinawa 1953 and 1954 (left in 1954). Would love to talk with anyone who was there during that time.

Keywords: Medical Company or 84th AAA Battery,