The Graybeards - Korean War Veterans Association
The Graybeards - Korean War Veterans Association
The Graybeards - Korean War Veterans Association
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Chorwon Chapter #48 of New Jersey<br />
Commemoration at <strong>Korean</strong> <strong>War</strong> Memorial<br />
Members of the Chorwon Chapter #48 attended the ceremonies<br />
at the <strong>Korean</strong> <strong>War</strong> Memorial in Atlantic City, New Jersey<br />
commemorating the 50th Anniversary of the <strong>Korean</strong> <strong>War</strong> Truce.<br />
Welcome to <strong>Veterans</strong> - Wynn Twin Dance Studio.<br />
From left to right shown are Gil Nersesian, Walter Stubbs, Jim Farrell, Bob<br />
Bramley, Homer Martelli, Jerry DeCicco, Homer Vanides, <strong>War</strong>ren Dartell,<br />
Ed Fehmian, Commander Ed Halvey (face partially hidden), Andy Demes, &<br />
Authur <strong>War</strong>mbrand.<br />
Fan Dance, Students & Staff, <strong>Korean</strong> Institute of Greater Kansas City.<br />
Some of the wives that attended ( left to right) front- Julia Farrell, & Wini<br />
Bramley. Rear- Joan <strong>War</strong>mbrand, Dolores Dartell, Doris Martelli, Chris<br />
Halvey, & Sue DeCicco.<br />
Left to right, Tom Walsh, MC, Billy Goodson, Commander, accepting presentation<br />
from <strong>Korean</strong> Institute Students.<br />
Students of <strong>Korean</strong> Institute of Greater Kansas City Fan Dancers & Tae<br />
Kwon Do group. (Thank you Tom Welsh for photos and letter.)<br />
Red Mosley also an active Chorwon<br />
Chapter Member attended the ceremonies,<br />
but was not available for the<br />
group picture. Red was a gunner on a<br />
B-26 and on his 25th mission over<br />
North Korea on Dec. 4th 1952 his<br />
plane was shot down. He was<br />
declared MIA. After 5 days he was<br />
found but due to his wounds and<br />
cold weather he lost both legs and<br />
hands. He left the hospital in Sept.<br />
1953 with a big smile on his face and<br />
hope in his heart. Those of us that try<br />
to put down our veterans and our war<br />
should be ashamed of their actions.<br />
Red shows us why. He is a true hero<br />
and a great American. (Red was<br />
Grand Marshal of the Wayne<br />
Memorial Day Parade)<br />
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