Korean War Oral Histories
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Floyd H StruppArmy Korea Vet was a cook on the frontline and remembers the "complaints about the food". (1952-54)Order an Interview DVD |
U.S. Army 1952 to 1954 |
Sergeant | Mess Sargeant |
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Vernon B TerlouwArmy Vet recalls joining his unit in Korea. (1952)Order an Interview DVD |
U.S. Army 1952 to 1954 |
Corporal | Heavy Weapon / Personnel Managment |
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John A ThimmeschVet recalls the early days in the Navy as a 17 year old. (1946-53)Order an Interview DVD |
U.S. Navy 1946 to 1953 |
Third Class Petty Officer [E-4] | Quartermaster (QM) |
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Dearl W. ThomasArmy Medic Vet recalls some of his time in Korea. (1950-51)Order an Interview DVD |
U.S. Army 1949 to 1952 |
Private First Class (PFC) [E-3] | 3333 Medical Tech |
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James L TippettArmy Vet served as a mechanic in Korea. (1950-52)Order an Interview DVD |
U.S. Army 1950 to 1952 |
Sergeant | Mechanic |
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James R TranbargerArmy Vet repaired communications equipment during the Korean War. (1952-53)Order an Interview DVD |
U.S. Army 1952 to 1953 |
Corporal | Radar Radio And Telephone Repair |
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U.S. Air Force 1950 to 1981 |
Technical Sergeant (TSGT) [E-6] | 748 Flight Engine B17 |
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U.S. Navy 1950 to 1952 |
Lieutenant [O-3] | |
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Paul ZaiserTaking your dog tags during detailOrder an Interview DVD |
U.S. Army 1946 to 1952 |
Cook |