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Elmouth Leroy Krause & Veer (Worth) M. Krause
Both my father and my uncle served with the Army in Korea.
I would love to locate someone who served with them. My father
died when I was a young child and my uncle was killed in Korea
before I was born. I am searching for information or pictures anyone
may have.
My father, Elmouth Leroy Krause, from Belhaven, NC, served
in Korea in the early 1950s. My uncle, PFC Veer M. Krause (also
known as Worth Krause), was killed in Korea in 1950. He was
20 when he died. He was from Norfolk, VA.
I would appreciate anything you or your members can do to
help me with my search.
Judy Krause Mobley, 212 Church Street
Gurley, AL 35748, (256) 337-1708,
judy.mobley@echotaresearch.com
Delbert Ebert
Anyone know the whereabouts of M/Sgt Delbert Ebert, Co. E,
31st Inf, 1950-51? He was from Oklahoma.
Lloyd Pitman, P. O. Box 71, Preble, NY 13141
(315) 751-4396
Members of Medical CO., 35th Inf. Regt., 25th Inf. Div.
The photo below of the enlisted personnel at the Regiment’s
First Battalion Aid Station in the sector called the Iron Triangle
was taken in August 1951, the day before I was rotated home
after thirteen months in Korea with the Medical Company, 35th
Infantry Regiment, 25th Infantry Division.
Note that I have my arm around my replacement—whose
name I did not even know—so he would not get away.
William F. Proctor, 2163 Lima Loop 130217
Laredo, TX 78045, RXMed35@aol.com
Who is this officer?
I arrived in Pusan, Korea at the end of July 1950 with the
Second Infantry Division, an all-African American 3rd Battalion,
“M” Company. In my first combat battle on August 10, 1950, I
was wounded during Task Force Bradley in the Pusan Perimeter
in the area of Pohangdon.
Who is this officer with
Alfred Forde?
After returning to my unit following treatment, I was transferred
to Second Infantry Division, 1st Battalion, “C” Company.
On September 18, 1950, I was wounded on Hill 201, also in the
Pusan Perimeter. Both times after I was wounded, I was taken to
the military hospital in Osaka, Japan.
Can anyone identify the officer on my right in the nearby picture?
I met him while convalescing, either in August or
September. I would like to contact him if possible.
Alfred Forde, Sr., 501 W. Horseshoe Ave.
Gilbert, AZ 85233, (480) 813-5838
840 EAB, Osan, Korea (1952), K-55
I am enclosing copies of photographs I made during my service
in the Army while I was stationed in Osan, Korea. I am hoping
to locate some of the soldiers who were in my company (Hq
& Sv. Co., 840 EAB).
Members of Medical Co., 35th Inf. Regt., 25th Inf. Div. (Standing, L-R)
Unknown, William Proctor’s replacement, S/Sgt Bill Proctor, S/Sgt “Moon”
Mullins, M/Sgt Nabors (Seated, L-R) S/Sgt Tony Podrbik, Cpl Barber
Proctor, Mullins, Podrbik, and Barber all had 13 plus months
in country. Desegregation of the races had come to our company
in October 1950.
Sgt Nabors had been with us only a few weeks. I would certainly
like to hear from these “old” buddies.
A group photo at K-55
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