Korean War Oral Histories

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Video Description	Service Branch	Rank	Specialty or Rate
Elmer R Horney Army Vet received a Purple Heart as a machine gunner in Korea Order an Interview DVD	U.S. Army 1950 to 1952	Private First Class (PFC) [E-3]	Machine Gunner, 1St Gunner
Nelson R Hoskins 20 year Navy Vet was on a Destroyer off the coast of North Korea Order an Interview DVD	U.S. Navy 1949 to 1968	Chief Petty Officer [E-7]	Ship Repair Maintenance
Meryl Jackson Army Vet served his country stateside in the early 1950's in supply distribution. Order an Interview DVD	U.S. Army 1950 to 1952
Donald John Jones Her husband was a POW in both WWII and Korea. He died in a North Korean POW camp in 1951. Order an Interview DVD	U.S. Army	Sergeant
Herbert C Jones This Vet was a dentist and joined the Army Dental Corps during the Korean War. Order an Interview DVD	U.S. Army 1951 to 1953	Captain [O-3]	Dentist
Frank J Kappmeyer Breakfast at the sleeping bag Order an Interview DVD	U.S. Army 1951 to 1953	Corporal	Ordinance
James P Kelly Going from one ship to the other by lines Order an Interview DVD	U.S. Navy 1950 to 1954
Dennis Ray Kiewiet Korean Era Army Vet was stationed in Germany in the early 1950's. Order an Interview DVD	U.S. Army 1952 to 1954	Corporal	Radio Operator
Adoulf H. Kimball Permanent KP got whatever food they wanted Order an Interview DVD	U.S. Army 1951 to 1953	Corporal	Dozer/cat & Scraper Operator
Richard L Kinney Army Vet was a lineman in the Signal Corps in Germany in the early 1950's. Order an Interview DVD	U.S. Army 1951 to 1953	Corporal	Pole Lineman
John P Kisner Army Vet was with the "Big Red 1" in Germany. (1951-54) Order an Interview DVD	U.S. Army 1951 to 1953	Sergeant
Francis M Kreb WWII was over but this Army Vet was sent to Okinawa in the 1950's as a cook. Order an Interview DVD	U.S. Army 1951 to 1953	Corporal	Cook
Robert G. Kunkle Korean Army Vet was 19 years old when wounded, serving his country on the front line. Order an Interview DVD	U.S. Army 1950 to 1952		Paratrooper
Phillip K Kuriger This Army Vet was 19 years old when his company assaulted Mt. Baldi in Korea. Order an Interview DVD	U.S. Army 1952		Artillery Hq; Mail Clerk; Motion Picture Operator
John J Kvidera Vet was one of five brothers that served. One brother wounded in Korea and one brother killed at Pearl Harbor. He recalls not knowing his brother was killed there. Order an Interview DVD	U.S. Army 1950		Radio Code Operator
Frank P Lape During the Korean War, this Air Force Vet was in the South Pacific. He recalls an unusual incident. Order an Interview DVD	U.S. Air Force 1952 to 1956		Supply Club
Arthur D Larson Navy Vet recalls the first time he saw his ship, the destroyer "USS Hunnington" (early 1950's) Order an Interview DVD	U.S. Navy 1952 to 1954		Fireman In Engine Room
George Vernon Leerhoff Army Vet was stateside for the CIC (Counter Intelligence Corps) in the early 1950's. Order an Interview DVD	U.S. Army 1952 to 1954	Corporal	Office Clerk- 101St Airborne
Laverne J Lentz Korean Army Vet recalls methods of communication with the folks back home in the early 1950's. Order an Interview DVD	U.S. Army 1953 to 1954	[E-5]	Administrative Supervisor
Marvin James Leverington One bomb every night Order an Interview DVD	U.S. Marine Corps 1952		Front Lines; Maintenance At Transit Camp