Korea, The Forgotten War

Korea, The Forgotten War
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Name: NEWELL E. DORSEY <nedd2801@mchsi.com>

Date: 2009-10-14

Comments:
Loved the photos. Retired USAF -= M/Sgt 1970

Name: Charles & Barbara Lee <leecb@bellsouth.net>

Date: 2009-04-18

Comments:
Enjoyed reading about Evans,my sister and her husband think the world of Evans (nita and wayne richey)they live in Fl.and see he and his wife quite often.Thanks for sharing his experience in the service with us.

Name: George Clark <BluefishGeorge@msn.com>

Date: 2008-11-22

Comments:
Chilton was last of 8 ships, I sailed on, returning from Med early June 1963. Was searching for logo to add to my memoirs. I have a "JIMMY" I would like to pay honor too also. My uncle Jimmy Clifford was a tincan swabby during WWII, sent home a Japanese rifle wrapped in white medical adhesive tape, and I can't find out his ship, although I can do so for $15.00...Regards, Clark RM2 TACRON 22

Name: David Dorsey <ddorsey@mindspring.com>

Date: 2008-04-06

Comments:
This is a test message.

Name: ken adams st augustine,fl <adken6@aol.com>

Date: 2007-08-27

Comments:
Just touring the territory. I was Radioman 2/c WW2. I served on DE129 Edsall & Walter B Cobb APD106. Both at Green Cove,fl 1946. Cobb in TokyoBay Sept.1945. Edsall survived great atlantic hurricane sept 1944. both ships named for kentuckians who gave all. i enlisted 17yrs covington,ky. radio school 39th div indianapolis. i salute all who served. i have many KoreanWar friends. Join me in worship, CRESCENT BCH BAPT CH, St AUg

Name: Don <donmccorcle@sbcglobal.net>

Date: 2007-08-07

Comments:
Nice site...I was in the Air Force during the Korean "Conflict". I was radio operator on a B-29 bomber.

Don McCorcle
Dallas, TX

Name: Joyce Smith Treadwell <coachat@bellsouth.net>

Date: 2006-07-31

Comments:
I remember Evan very well, he was a friend of Henry Stern, Herbert Vaughn, Bob Madre, etc. My best friend was Roslyn Brock who later married Henry.

Name: louis a masi <masi1015@optonline.net>

Date: 2005-05-17

Comments:
I was on the Chilton from 55 to 57 . It was a good tour of duty.

Name: Arthur R.Small <arsm3363@hotmail.com>

Date: 2005-01-05

Comments:
Some Newspapers still call it the "Korean Conflict"!

I was in the 45th.Div.,279 RCT., H&HQ Co. 1951-2.
I'm from Mass., most others from Oklahoma. We picked up a lot of telephone wire. Art Small

Name: Geoffrey Essary <gwjan65@yahoo.com>

Date: 2004-09-29

Comments:
I am a Vet of Veit Nam. It makes me feel a little better to know someone rembers the Troops.

Name: Kim Carver <kim_carver@msn.com>

Date: 2004-02-12

Comments:
Very nice website, My grandfather served aboard this ship his name was Harvey Oliver Walters went by Oliver, Would love to hear from anyone that knew him or with information that mabey you could share,, Thank you to all who served and gave us our freedom today, Much respect for you all.

Name: donna may <donnam553@yahoo.com>

Date: 2004-01-15

Comments:
Nice. You did a good job on the site.

Name: Edward Park <smiley@crockettnet.com>

Date: 2003-11-11

Comments:
I have never been in the Military. My brother was in the Vietnam war.

Name: Robert E. Smith <regriffith6828@aol.com>

Date: 2003-11-11

Comments:
Hello, you have a nice webpage, it seems that a few of those ships survived to serve in Vietnam, maybe a different type like the newer Liberty types (next generation that is) as I had seen a few in Vung Tau, south of Saigon in 1969. I served in Pleiku (69-70) but managed to make a few trips while over there. Too bad that with WWII, it did not stop all wars, but I served from 68 to 89 when I retired from the Army. Bob Smith

Name: Gloria <g.arstall@shaw.ca>

Date: 2003-11-10

Comments:
Thanking your brother Jimmy for his bravery and service.
Gloria
Sask. Canada

Name: Domingo (Tony) Altoran <adaltoran31@aol.com>

Date: 2003-05-18

Comments:
I take my hat off for "Jimmy". He served when things got tough and never forgotten by his wonderful family by supporting him while he was away from home. I am a Korean "Police Action" veteran. I served with the 65th Infantry Regiment (Honor and Fidelity) from my Puerto Rico. I was wounded in combat May 24, 1951 after been in the war zone since August 1950 when we arrived after 26 days in a military transport. We did what we had to do.... fight for our basic rights as comprised in our Constitution.I know that wherever "Jimmy" is now he, his family and our country are proud for his service and devotion. May God bless you all!

Tony Altoran
Fort Walton Beach, Florida

Name: David Whitt Dorsey, Sr. <ddorsey@mindspring.com>

Date: 2003-05-17

Comments:
Fortunately, our little brother returned home safely, but the United States lost over 50,000 of his comrades in the Korean War. It is often called "The Forgotten War" by some, but those who served will never be forgotten. They were all someone's loved one, including all the little brothers who served. So when I honor my little brother, I honor them all.

If you served with Evans (Jimmy) or in his unit, have photos or stories to share, please e-mail them to me. All relevant matierial will be posted, with your permission, of course!

Best wishes and God bless America!
David in Alabama (OLD WWII Sailor)


Name:	NEWELL E. DORSEY <nedd2801@mchsi.com>
Date:	2009-10-14
Comments:	Loved the photos. Retired USAF -= M/Sgt 1970


Name:	Charles & Barbara Lee <leecb@bellsouth.net>
Date:	2009-04-18
Comments:	Enjoyed reading about Evans,my sister and her husband think the world of Evans (nita and wayne richey)they live in Fl.and see he and his wife quite often.Thanks for sharing his experience in the service with us.


Name:	George Clark <BluefishGeorge@msn.com>
Date:	2008-11-22
Comments:	Chilton was last of 8 ships, I sailed on, returning from Med early June 1963. Was searching for logo to add to my memoirs. I have a "JIMMY" I would like to pay honor too also. My uncle Jimmy Clifford was a tincan swabby during WWII, sent home a Japanese rifle wrapped in white medical adhesive tape, and I can't find out his ship, although I can do so for $15.00...Regards, Clark RM2 TACRON 22


Name:	David Dorsey <ddorsey@mindspring.com>
Date:	2008-04-06
Comments:	This is a test message.


Name:	ken adams st augustine,fl <adken6@aol.com>
Date:	2007-08-27
Comments:	Just touring the territory. I was Radioman 2/c WW2. I served on DE129 Edsall & Walter B Cobb APD106. Both at Green Cove,fl 1946. Cobb in TokyoBay Sept.1945. Edsall survived great atlantic hurricane sept 1944. both ships named for kentuckians who gave all. i enlisted 17yrs covington,ky. radio school 39th div indianapolis. i salute all who served. i have many KoreanWar friends. Join me in worship, CRESCENT BCH BAPT CH, St AUg


Name:	Don <donmccorcle@sbcglobal.net>
Date:	2007-08-07
Comments:	Nice site...I was in the Air Force during the Korean "Conflict". I was radio operator on a B-29 bomber. Don McCorcle Dallas, TX


Name:	Joyce Smith Treadwell <coachat@bellsouth.net>
Date:	2006-07-31
Comments:	I remember Evan very well, he was a friend of Henry Stern, Herbert Vaughn, Bob Madre, etc. My best friend was Roslyn Brock who later married Henry.


Name:	louis a masi <masi1015@optonline.net>
Date:	2005-05-17
Comments:	I was on the Chilton from 55 to 57 . It was a good tour of duty.


Name:	Arthur R.Small <arsm3363@hotmail.com>
Date:	2005-01-05
Comments:	Some Newspapers still call it the "Korean Conflict"! I was in the 45th.Div.,279 RCT., H&HQ Co. 1951-2. I'm from Mass., most others from Oklahoma. We picked up a lot of telephone wire. Art Small


Name:	Geoffrey Essary <gwjan65@yahoo.com>
Date:	2004-09-29
Comments:	I am a Vet of Veit Nam. It makes me feel a little better to know someone rembers the Troops.


Name:	Kim Carver <kim_carver@msn.com>
Date:	2004-02-12
Comments:	Very nice website, My grandfather served aboard this ship his name was Harvey Oliver Walters went by Oliver, Would love to hear from anyone that knew him or with information that mabey you could share,, Thank you to all who served and gave us our freedom today, Much respect for you all.


Name:	donna may <donnam553@yahoo.com>
Date:	2004-01-15
Comments:	Nice. You did a good job on the site.


Name:	Edward Park <smiley@crockettnet.com>
Date:	2003-11-11
Comments:	I have never been in the Military. My brother was in the Vietnam war.


Name:	Robert E. Smith <regriffith6828@aol.com>
Date:	2003-11-11
Comments:	Hello, you have a nice webpage, it seems that a few of those ships survived to serve in Vietnam, maybe a different type like the newer Liberty types (next generation that is) as I had seen a few in Vung Tau, south of Saigon in 1969. I served in Pleiku (69-70) but managed to make a few trips while over there. Too bad that with WWII, it did not stop all wars, but I served from 68 to 89 when I retired from the Army. Bob Smith


Name:	Gloria <g.arstall@shaw.ca>
Date:	2003-11-10
Comments:	Thanking your brother Jimmy for his bravery and service. Gloria Sask. Canada


Name:	Domingo (Tony) Altoran <adaltoran31@aol.com>
Date:	2003-05-18
Comments:	I take my hat off for "Jimmy". He served when things got tough and never forgotten by his wonderful family by supporting him while he was away from home. I am a Korean "Police Action" veteran. I served with the 65th Infantry Regiment (Honor and Fidelity) from my Puerto Rico. I was wounded in combat May 24, 1951 after been in the war zone since August 1950 when we arrived after 26 days in a military transport. We did what we had to do.... fight for our basic rights as comprised in our Constitution.I know that wherever "Jimmy" is now he, his family and our country are proud for his service and devotion. May God bless you all! Tony Altoran Fort Walton Beach, Florida


Name:	David Whitt Dorsey, Sr. <ddorsey@mindspring.com>
Date:	2003-05-17
Comments:	Fortunately, our little brother returned home safely, but the United States lost over 50,000 of his comrades in the Korean War. It is often called "The Forgotten War" by some, but those who served will never be forgotten. They were all someone's loved one, including all the little brothers who served. So when I honor my little brother, I honor them all. If you served with Evans (Jimmy) or in his unit, have photos or stories to share, please e-mail them to me. All relevant matierial will be posted, with your permission, of course! Best wishes and God bless America! David in Alabama (OLD WWII Sailor)