Submitted by Name: James Macnab From: Ajo, Arizona & Temecula, Ca. E-mail: Contact
Comments: Enjoyed your posts about Korea. I was at Camp Kaiser just below the DMZ 58-1959. Returned in 2002 quite a culture shock.
Added: December 29, 2018
Submitted by Name: Tony Razzano From: Brooklyn,N.Y. E-mail: Contact
Comments: Raakasans,Greatest Paratroopers in AMERICA,,GOD BLESS ALL<<<<<<<<<<<<
Added: November 9, 2018
Submitted by Name: Steve Weatherly From: Wellesley Island NY, and Sarasota FL E-mail: Contact
Comments: Thank you to all who have, or are serving in Korea, and to the authors of this Korean War history. I served in (69-70) with the 6146th AF Advisory Group (AFAG). My duty station was Hq ROKAF, Seoul, Korea. Our quarters were at Camp Corner by Yongsan. I was a Communications-Electronics advisor which included maintenance. logistics, plans & programs, and training. I traveled extensively in Korea supporting the ROKAF Aircraft Control & Warning (AC&W) System . Besides the ROKAF radar stations, this included the ROKAF school at Taejon, the equipment depot at Taegu, and the 30th AC&W Wing at Osan. I also worked directly with the 4 person AFAG teams at each ROKAF AC&W station. I traveled in the DMZ area from the West to East coasts aboard ground vehicles, and C-46, C-47, and chopper aircraft. I also worked closely with the 8th US Army (Seoul), Hq PACAF (Hawaii), 5th AF (Japan), 314th Air Division (Osan), and 2146th AF Communications Group-AFCS (Osan).
Added: August 26, 2018
Submitted by Name: Felix g Delgado From: Yuma az. E-mail: Contact
Comments: Thank you very much for your services and bravery my uncle Pedro A . Delgado.kia on dec 1 1950.your awesome uncle.. :o :o
Added: February 20, 2018
Submitted by Name: Brian Bullock From: Evans Head, NSW E-mail: Contact
Comments: This site was bought to my attention just recently by my younger brother, and I would like to thank both him and all those who compile this history. I am myself a Vietnam Vet and served in country as a Navy Clearance Diver CDT3 with the US navy EOD and UDT SEALS. George Bullock was my Uncle and although I was only 5 at the time of his death I remember My fathers Grief when the family received the telegram.
Thank You once again for your efforts.
Added: February 19, 2018
Submitted by Name: steve sander From: lewiston idaho ` E-mail: Contact
Comments: MY DAD Cpl Kenneth J Sander was assigned to T-Bone hill he was a soldier 9th would anybody have any pictures of T-Bone hill. His duty was to retrieve injured and the dead he was hit twice by snipers and morter fire he was paralyzed from the waist down he did his training in Fort Bragg and Fort Roberts upon leaving to korea in 1950 he was wounded 1953 somebody stole his uniform bronze star wallet and watch at the va hospital at letterman hospital in san Francisco have been trying to get his bronze star for the past several years army won't give me the time or day I need help please he is no longer with us he died in 2009 Thank you and all who served. Steve Sander
Added: February 1, 2018
Submitted by Name: Dreama From: New Mexico E-mail: Contact
Comments: I would like to contact someone who can put my father’s name by a picture on this site.
Added: December 11, 2017
Submitted by Name: Augustin GUILLEMETTE From: France E-mail: Contact
Comments: I first would like to thank you for your sacrifice in this bloody and forgotten war. Acting in a reinacment association in France, to try to share the history of our French Forces that were sent in Korea, I respect a lot the ork you did here and back there. I am reading your site since a good time now, and i recently started to list the weapons and equipment used in Korea. I also thank you for the help your website is providing me.
Added: October 14, 2017
Submitted by Name: Gerry L Humphrey From: North Carolina E-mail: Contact
Comments: your site is wonderful. Looking for a map or location of Hill 907 in the Korean War. Can anyone help me. Thanks
Added: October 10, 2017
Submitted by Name: Pernilla From: Australia E-mail: Contact
Comments: Thank you for your great website!
My Great Uncle, Corporal Kevin Joseph Cooper 51482 2nd Battalion RAR, Lost his life the day before Armistice Day in Korea.
Thank you for putting together this website. It has been a wonderful resource for learning about the Korean war and what the Veterans went through.
Name: James Macnab
From: Ajo, Arizona & Temecula, Ca.
E-mail: Contact
Enjoyed your posts about Korea. I was at Camp Kaiser just below the DMZ 58-1959. Returned in 2002 quite a culture shock.