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Taro Leaf is an official
Publication of the 24th
lnfantry Division AssQciatiOn
EDITOR
Box 711
Proctorville, Ohio 45669
Phone-614-886-6935 (voice)
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Watch this space for
Special Announcements
Effective lmmediately:
24th manhers can Fax their material to the Editor.
The editor haS at his own expense purchased and
installed a Fax/Phone Answer and copy machine.
It is cheaper to fax one or two pages than it is to
mail them. for your conviencel The number is―
614-886-9679
24 Hours a day′ 7 da,s a Week:
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NAIIONAL MEDAL OF HONOR MUSETJM
OFMIIJTAXYHISiTOBIY
By CoL tloyd D. By€rs, US. Army retird
tlere is a "iewel' in military hisuy, a mueum dedicaed to p,rcserving the hiatoly of evmb .nd the hsoe
of every unifomred service of the United State! ft'om the
Revolutionary War until the present time exhibiting
mrfirentc that teu the sory of our hdlowed pasr
As you mter the museum, courteous hosts gre€t
visiton and guide therr tfuurgh an array of military
;€storabitia unmatched in the errhie natioru To better
inforur visitors, a video upains and kralds the Medal
of tlqror, qu nation's high€st militaly award Inte!€st'
ing 6lur footage hitNiShts the brave deeds of rrany of
the medal's rccipient* One segnent tells the'story of
Sergeanl Conrad Sctrnidt oF.the Uni,on Araty and his
&ring nscue of his CaPtain, TteoPhilus Bod€ltbauSh
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at lt hrdreatetr, Viryinia- fonicaUy, Ns liledal of tlonor
waE r€cfrEended by the aury (the Con ederag).
An inprcsive, irruGrce ptrctognPh of th€'GEat
Locoootive Chasc" involving the Aadrews Raiders
during the Civil War establfuhes th€ first Medal of
tftEor rrcipiene fc the bravery aeurpli:Eed in that
heroic acio and an audio of this can be heard heremE bcmotive, 'The Gencral' carsed a hurry in rcert
and burght added atfention to
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iu iupctrnce. Ttre gift shop ir also locd in this aE6.
ldovfuS about the museruu you will dicover tributes
aad asoaUlia reJating to &ifli,cts ad lift fuurgh'aut the hietory of our country. Displays portray the
Contrederacy, Indian Whrs, World War I (uunnequins in
rmilomo fionr all nations). a aand+agged fotttss, the
hol@ust, FOWs, tlre Airtome, Korean cqrflict, Viet-
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naur era and Pecsian Gulf, the #1 hetgret anal headdrcss
collection, rare 8un6, kniv€!, c{rthssa aad sabers of
variorg services. Alt d€Pb a vivia pictle of uriUtaty
liftrtylc in the various conflicte orre iile+ding dbpay rcpresenb the canterpiece of tte kntire mus€rDr,
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uea"i of rmor Otaexu irr a U& rotunaa
Tfrie display give the viewer a ep !.nre d tllcP€cr 6c
deedr of galantty on the part of thie natioda lrroee
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37403
Phone 615‐ 267‐ 1737
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is available for the
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upon asccnding the stairs to the museusr's Z"i
visitor will see a wall of memorial headstoEs for
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flic{s from Ore Revolutionary War to the
meqrorial sOn€s list ttre number of dea4
missing along wift the number of Medal of
ients. It k an impressive re*inder of
rtminds one of the gear p,ri- paid for teedmu
Other imFrtant piecea of hbtory ale
the ttst cannonbaI`hd at Chattmatta al
C市 il Wa■ a PleCe Ofthe Berh Wan′ 。っ
Adolph Hide's lmw, the garuhe
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This museum is also mriched by a rather l,arge '
Ibrary which b u6ed by local nsklents and irniversity
SSdff for researdr on udlitary ubie.cla. It ie truly .!i '.
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free countsy. \herans are this
mh andthe dortゎ
aderrt srpportem and volunteer much
Erirrd its operation h tracL Aus hr, it
tl .hd rnd operated antirely by an all-voluneer stafl'-B:
I Jrom an humble beginning in fuly, 1990, tfie
fipusr has gpown hr above orpectations at a rapid
pace, Hundrcds have rallied to iS support and as a
rcarlt it hc orgrvrn its prEsert hcatifir ad is boltg
for a hrgEr, morc penwmant facility in oder to drsplry
additiqBl iEls held in storage. The uniquenecs of thie
nu8€rEr indudes the hct that it doesn't belong to any
iitdividual or group but ie a p*e of the life of all of us.
11:¨ 直 Lh山 い鶏 and dher h置ぃted dい
to participate in the development by
fimds and artihcts. It is an undertaking of
in whsr ownership rEsts, A conhibutiot of
E.-or morc to fte building futld wil result in the name
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Mu-rreny Hrsrony
TO FIND: Take l-24 to Hwy. 27 N Downtown
Chattanooga ... exit 1C (4th Street) ... go straight
0.5 miles ... at the fifth traffic light, on the right is the
museum, on Georgia Avenue. FREE PARKING.
EASY
400 Georgia Avenue
ChattanoOga,Tennessce 37403
Phone 615‐ 267‐ 1737
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all he got for
paul B. XcArdle of Summit Hil'l, PA vrites that
wants
page sith his address on it'
a "Taro Leaf" ras tne-'iiont
days?
these
wf'ui Is it sith soldiers
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Qne of Ameiea's most famous musicians
was also a buddy of every Gl in WW\L
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America's most unforgettable bandleader. But Miller and his band have
legitimatz claim to an even great€r
digtinction.
Gen. Jimmy Doolittle summed
it
up magnificently when he said, "Next
to a lettcr from home, Miller's band
is the greatest morale-builder ofthe
war effort."
Eager to Join
tered to them with United Service
Organizations (USO) appearances
and more radio broadcasts.
But he still felt he could be doing
more. So even though he was too old,
he registered for the dralt in February 1942, but was never called up.
In July, he applied to the Navy. It
turned him dovm. He refused to give
up. InAugust, he sent a letter to Brig.
Gen. Charles D. Young requesting
induction into the Army. The letter
o{ Gleon
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in rnilbnn,
Eral &tr mlnorvn, but hc ir wccing hir
cogt*r'. b.r!. Cou.tery of lhc Gbrm Millcr
8i.*rphc. Sociery
-Ihe many
requests are very
pleasing to me, but they leave me
wishing that I might do something
concrete in the way of setting up a
plan that would enable our music to
reach our servicemen here and
abroad with some degree of regularity. With these thoughts in mind I
should like to go into
the Army if I codld be
placed in charge of a
modernized Army
But the top brass would have none
ofthat "Look, CapL Miller," the commandant said, "we played tiose
Sousa marches straight in tlle last
war and we did all right, didn't we?"
You certainly did, Sir. But tell me,
arc you stiU flying the sarne planes
you flew in the last war, too?
From then on the
'Xert to a leltet
band."
Aft.er the bombing of Pearl Harbor,
Glenn Miller's concern for the morale
of servic€men intensriied as he ca-
Aho,.: Po.tdt
tion byjazzing it up.
read, in part:
The letter must Itont
lror,tr,,
have convinced the top
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needcri l rn.
He was ordered to re-.
port on Oct. 7, 1942.
brass
ln the Anny ttlow
On Dec. 4, 1942.
niildsbandis
band played as Miller
directed. their rendi-
tion of 'St. louis
Blues,' set to march
time, is his mct famous arrangement.
The bar:d aired radio broadcasts, staged
tllc gnealtest
bond rallies and rF,
mo,?,le&lrildetol
lhe wan elfolrt.'
sent
corded Vdiscs
to
be
t the troops
overseas. But Glennt
great*t objective was
ficer training, Miller
to take the band to
was commissioned a -tu.J&r/t,'Ooafil,r.
Eumpe !o play for the
captain in the Army
trmps there. So on
June 18, 1944, he llew to London. The
Specialist Corps.
With training linally behind him, band arrived several days later
it was time to organize the band. He aboard the Qu*n Elizabth, which
rec:ruited several ofhis former band had been converted to a trmpahip.
Band members wert immediately
members who had been dralted, and
subjected to the hormrs ofreal war by
some from other well-known bands.
I{e had grand visions ofchanging the the Nazi buzz bombs, which were devmarching music of the last genera- astating l.ondon and had killed thou-
upon completion ofof-
ι
of December. The band
worked almost around
the clock preremrding
broadcasts to be aired
while it was gone. In 18
sand8 of people. As a re''
sult, they were Iie-
quently in
bomb
shelters.
Yet they performed a
days, members recorded
or more radio
dozen
broadcaste
85 half-hour shows in
a week, in
addition to flyng to
bases all over England
to ent€rtain the troops
in person; performing in
large, dralty hangars,
on flat bed trucks and in
hospitals. The troops,
st:rving for music from
addition to their live performances,
Miller's orders, issu,ed
by C,en. EisenlroPer, were
for him to fly to Paris ul
Dec 14. The band wqrld
foUow later. But tlre
weather was so bad no
planes could tale
home, greeted the band
ever
it
off
As an alternative, he
accept€d an invitation to
fly in a private plane.
Dec. 15, 1944, dawned
with loud cheere wherperformed.
The strenuous schedule and c.onstant peril oi
the buzz bombs began to
ber・
take its toll on Miller.
Socieγ
He became tense and fa-
cold and dizzly at
Ikinwood Farm. Ihe
plane, a single engine
Norseman C-64, came in
through the overcast sky and taxi€d
"Don;'he said to his clme friend, Don On to Flance
Haynes,
With the liberation of Paris, up the runway. Miller and British
-never"I ha"e a strong feeling that
fll
s€e Helen and-stevie-again Miller, now a major, was eager to get Col. Norman Baesell put their lug(hie wife and son). Ive had a feeling for over there to entertain the troops on gage aboard and climbed in'
a long time now that one ofthose buzz the front lines. Plans were cnmpieted, The small plane had no deicing
bombs has my name on it."
authorizing him to go in the nriddle equipment. Even at the low altitrrde
talistic.
ktuonl lolGoodDr to ftlond iloggir
On
m.
19, 1994, Arnerican vet€rans
lost a lnlo cornrad€-in-anns wt|gr
Marfia
Ra},6, affectionately knovrn as
Cols|el Mag9i6, died ol complicatims
torn a sd(6 h Lo6 fuEd63. She wag
78 and had appearcd in 26 flmg during
hg car€€r.
Frorn WWI to
wqs
Wnam, stlo had al-
been ttlere for the troops. wh€tlEr
stag€ in lront ot thousands or one
on-on€ with a wounded soldl€r in a hospifal wad, stte mado th6rn hugh to h€r
m
Oo**eous anu6. cd. Maggl€ spfft
corntless ha-rs, lar lrcrn ths limeligftt
*rd trd Fsss phologaph€rs,lust lettttg
'h€r boys' know they weren't forgptten.
Sha Holaht neu|s fiom back home, or
phyed cads wlth thsh, iust belng a pal.
As a IagHd€d rxrsd, Fayb would of-
tal ftkft a p€rrormance, ttel gp sbalgftt
to the aid statbn to help out where\rer
ne€ded. Somallmss batile casualties
w€r€ ac-tually arMng. Raiher than simply stand by ag a conc€rned observer,
Ste woddlunp ridlt h and
c ebr
the munded.
'l'd do it all over again witholl
酬 鴇淵 認 凝器
tude ol o.r woundod cannot be
er(pr6sed in words.(Bays h€{sdt was vrounded in
bolh WWI and \rtelrlam)
For her efforls ln Vietnam,
Raye rec€ived tho Joan Hetsholt
Humaniladan Awad (an Osca4
Acad€.Yty ot iroton Picture Arts
and Sclsncos ln'1969.
An irond she cfi€rlsM €ven morB
was gtuar by lhe 5h S@d Forces (Airlha Gr€ed B€('gts
born€) Group
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whon stle received an hooorary cffimlsslon as a lieutenant colonel in 1 964. And
ln caso anyono lslt shedkjn't quality to
wear Ule Gi€bn Bdbt, Gol. Maggis
c.limbed
aboad e toop t"anspori and
successfully complei€d
droF ln 1967.
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As her last raquest, sho ask€d to be
buried at Fort Bragg, N.c., horne of lh€
Spechl Forc€s. On Oct. 22 of last
her flagdraped casket wirs ijanH by a
Special Forces honor guard lo th€ post
ys,
cemetery where she was laid to r€st
Colonel Maggie had corne fioflp to stay.
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DEPAHIUENT OF T}IE ARTY
OTFICE OF THE 3CCRETAtrf OF THE ANIY
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Honorable Sam Nunn
United States Senator
75 Spring Street, S.W.
suite 1700
Atlanta, Georgia 30303
Dear Senator Nunn:
'Ibis replies to your October 6, 1994, letter to the Deparment of Defense
conccrnhg redesipation of Arrny units'
ThedownsizingoftheArmy'makesitdifEculttopredictitsultiE€tcfinal
force
Army's
,tor"nrr.. Once a delcision is reached on the cooposition of theflqgs
to retain'
divisi6qal
il;;: a determinatio will be made as to whichdivisions
the
best history.
with
ii-"i"g g*a-"e at thi;il; inctudes reaining
similar guidonce in-1970, w.hen it inactivated the 24th Infantry
*phced itwiti the lst Infantry Division, the oldest Regular Army
division, which was returning from Vietnam'
tGv-iouowed
pi[i*'."a
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3d Infartry
costs alluded to in Mr. Rubin's article for moving thc lst or
24th are
thc
pirisio" to iors Stewart aad Benniag; Gcorgia, and inactivating
Painting signs and rrchiclc idcntiEcetiOn markers is considered routine
post
maintcnance ror ermy rmits, and naming strccts aod buildings is the
pr.rog"tir". Realignment of division elements could require at least
thus,
Grc neu, battaiioo .olorr. Rattalion colors cost approximately $3,000 each;
the costs for new ones could be $15,000'
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A -ajor expqrse, ho.wever, would be moving items frorn ',he 24th Iifantry
Divisioa's'museum at Fort Stewart to a storage dqrct in Alabama The cost is
cstimated to be $rol,o@. Moving the 3d Infantr-y Division's artifacts from
Gcrmany to the Unitcd ststcs is estimated at $278,0Q0, while moving the lst
tnfanry'Otvislon's artifacts from Fort Rilqy to Fort Stewart would be considcrably
less. iterefore, the totsl cost of replaping fu 2ath Infantry Division with another
division mai nrn as much as 9400,000.
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'8pot wherc thc road alrrows and thc paYcment
bccomcs ulcvcu"' Thc moct cncouraging thiag you
c!tr do to a bald Dan is to rub his hcad asd murmur, 'Nicc'a shiay.'If morc pcople did this, ttc
tolrDcc irdustry would cvaporstc overoight.
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l6ry Raim (cticb) 'Joh Morgm Irtmrht Brcaldrr. wil be hdd on
scptdc 9, 1995 fiom t:(X) AIt . to 9:30 aM. in thc Drvidron c, room of thc Narhville
l$uftr llotd, dtc d,the 246 rnfrntry Division Associdion Rqmion-
Ilc co* brthc b,real6s is $15.00 with no regisration fec for this cven. sime thc 24th rffi,try
Divi*n Arrotirion Amd Ivicdng bltows at 10:00 AM it is requcstcd tha dcndces at thc
rrooorhl &trrfist bc prncaral so thrt we mry t'Eet or busincrq c{ our brerrfi* aod
rdom to the Assodaion Mccting d 10:00 AM.
'Make Nery Fricodsr
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A word about the Nashville Stouffs Hotel and the hotd room rale. Bob Ender trqptiatGd sith
scveral large hotels in Nashville to obtain the most hraorable rate fur the membership. The
Nashville Stouftr gave us the best rafe and frcilities available. There 8re Dany btds with
ch€ap€r rat€s but they do not have the banquet, m€etiry fooms' or other frcilititics hge u'
adcquale €nough to accommodate large groups zuch as ours.
rctc for comparison pgrposeq the standrrd publish€d ntcs for the Stolftr NsshvIIlG
Hotd for Jan I to l)ec 31, 199{ are $1,{4.0o for standard rooms. or group discouot rde ir a
$69.00 savings offthe mioimum rate. This represents an outstading \ralue for the frcilitics and
high levd of s€rvice we will receive.
Ptcase
Also, we have been given certain amenities that beoefit you and I, the 24th In&nfy Divisioa
Associrtiotr, as a whole. For o<arytg the hotel will allow us to Provide or owtr coftc fof thc
hocpiUlity room, after a minimum purchase from tlcnr. Tom Cochao hrs agrcd to loan
association thc coff€e maker, which is the proP€rty ofthe 34th In[ Regt. and hc and I will wort
of money, hrt it ivill afrord us
olt tte logistics. Not only docs this save y<xr ssllocidion a
thc opportunity to appoitr the first complainerg the coffee makq ofthc day.
th
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As a membcr ofthc First to Figbt Division, you are atso emitled to a 15% discount in the
Commcrce StreEt Bsr & Grill ud the Bridge Ddi.
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12oz Dnt Bα r
PriCes for the Hospidity Room:
1 0ztt Btt
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S2.25
GLss Hom WIne S2∞
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complimentary se,rvices: shoe shine and use of the hotd h€alth club ad pool tcltities. etso
the hotel is in the process ofup dating dl rooms and should, by our aniva[ provide the USA
Today newspaper from Mon-Fri and the Nashvile T€mDessiltr on Sat. & Sun. They will have
irons and ironing boardsr n€w T\fs and hair dryers in each room. ,
or
Group rdes ufll be avaihble on a space arnilrbitty basic 3 days bdore and 3 days after
reunion dates. Rooms will also be available on a space availability basis over and above the
cofirscted block. So mme early and stay as long as you wish, relor and eajoy yqrsdf
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9:30a m …12N00N
ATTIENHON ALL LADIEqF
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FROM:Yvome Mulins
Bo sre to sigp up for the Ladies cotree, it is something you wotrt want to miss. we have
plmcd 'The cominemal" to take place at a leis.udy hour of 9:30 AM., giving a[ ofyou that
G"tra dme in the morning rh* qr6 ladies like to have. This program is planned U the same time of
Division Association Anmrat Meeiling
-6c24th
tfuy
our speaker will be Grace oliv6, - tting on "sreet smarts'. Grace olivcr has been studying
rrrrtial arts for over a decade and has a First Degree Black Belt in Tae Kwon Do. She is the
Director oftbe Sunmer County Afternative Program and is also thc Atteodaoce Supervisor for the
srrmcr contrty school Di$d6. Ms. oliver teaches 'street smarts' at the y\ilcA as well as to
mary civic orgaoizarions. Her goat is to make every person nore aware of their nuroundingq
how to a'oid potcmidly dmgero,s sitrcions and most iryortaatly, to twain safe.
Lrdieg wtat more can you d
timely srbject like 'sreet smarts', a ligh b,real&sr ar a
an all around very cnjoyable rnorning for only
t10.00. one more thiag your bttrrtrast ticket will be put into a pot for a drawing and one person
will wia an afthan and a rack to disphy it on- If you are wondering how you will get it home and
you dont have room in your car or if you cane by air, dont worry, it crn be shipped
UpS to your
horne. t Ps offce is locared in the adjoining shopping mall. Another point I would like to makg
if we all come out and srpport this bre8mst, we will hwe the funds to pay for it and it wont
hsre to come out of the 24th Inf Div. Associations funds .Send in your reserrations carly, this is
rersonrble
hor,
good
a
fieo&, good *rnoundiagq
ooe 'Ladies Coffee,! you will nwer forgetl!
nke chck payable m 24th賦
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Assoc and miltα
Rodolph Mumins
HCR 3 Box 191
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ca4grumdr thd ae cJoccst to doumo*l ncar ttc Nalhvillc Stoftf HotdTnru are ncar Op,ryhnd wi6 crsy acccss rurtat to ttc hotd'
KOA Nasfrvillc op,rylaod loctcd oa Brilcy Putwrv, E:rit l2B 1.5 mi on l\trusic vdl€y Dr. Th€y
oftr e lelc seoior discoud, .d th€y thoul4 rdnce basic price fu 94.55. Phonc 615-8t9{Dt5
KOA Na$villcrDicksoo I4O
JCT I-40 Hwy 46 orit 172 across from lVcstbound orit. 23'10 Hurl6. Phone
There are two
6t%99'25
There re othcr cqgrumdr around NaSville hrt thecp two rrc recomcodod bccaure ofthcir
dosc proximity to thc Nashville Stofitr Hotd.
ATRIEND
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wto has sharcd our moming dap
No greeting litc his crdcom'
There is no frieod like
old
No homage likc his Praisc.
Frre isthc sccmtccs flowcr,
with gnrdY crowns of gold;
Brn fiieadshfu is thcbrcatting rose
*ith swcas in everY trd.
RalPh Waldo
Emson
are arranging a visit to Fort Canpbdt, home of thc l0l$ Airborne Divisioq for Friday. The
tour wi[ include, tolr of the Post, the l{usorm, view a specid 'Slit" of th€ Ah Aslslilt School,
hloch d tePost Srrchogectfucdq diining fidfity, Oficcfs Chb orthc Sportroansladge.
lile
Udortrnrtdy, we are rc*icted to
gct your requcst in
br
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tour, so it will be on a fr$ rs& 6r$ serve bssis- So
wdooming
soon as poc6lc. Yqr will bc notified with
172 for thc
pr
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YES,I WISH TO TAKE THE FORT CAMPBELL TOUR ON FRIDAY 8 9田 町EMBERり 5
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Taro Leaf
24th fnfantry Divislon Assoclatlon
P. 0. Box 5065
Colorado SprLnts, CO 80934-5066
Dear Robert,
I Eust apollgize for the lateuess of Ey letter to
really busy traveling and treJ JL"1t.r, ,y
busiuess.
I
hav_been
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our last
lssue of Ehe Taro Leaf. We have tra q"li. l-fi in ro.""o
veterans rrho have responded to the aniouii.i.r,t'
rei, nave Eade soue comltneEts to the reunion in.oa
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!g oow have a pernanent office and a nes E00 uuober for
- office.
the
Korean War Reunion
parkway II, Suite 207
t_800_523_47r5
.804_468_0846
Best regards。
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243 Highland Terrace Drive
League City′ TX 77573
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Apri1 4, 1995
TARO LEAF
2,lth lafantry Division Association
Kensood Ross, Edi t or
120 llap I e Street
Springfield, l{A 01103-2278
Dear Mr. Ross
I am a nephew of Kinley V. Hynn. He has had a desire to
attend one of the reunions for a number of years, however, he
never told me about it until this past week. I told him that
I would try to find out shen the next reunion was scheduled
and if possible, I rrould take him to it. Kinley rill be 81
ycars old in July 1995. He loves to talk about his
experiences during the war and would truly enjoy seeing
others that served during the war in the Pacific.
Kinley V. I{ynn began his service on February 6, 1942 and
servcd 3 ycars, 3 months, and 26 days with Company K, 3rd
Battalion. Be holds medals for the f,sian Pacific Canpaign
t ith 2 bronze stars, the Philippines Liberation rith 2 bronze
stars. He was anarded the Bronze Star on March 6, 1991 , 46
years after hc nas discharged,
Kinley ras not given a middle name rhen he ras born, hogever,
the army insisted that he had to have a middle name or
initial
, so he gave himself the 'V' and said it stood for
'Victory'.
Victory is exactly rhet He had in the Pacific,
however, it did cost a lot of American lives. Some of those
were related to Kinley and me.
Plcase corrcct Kinl ey's address:
Kinley v. Ilynn
P.o. Bor 193
tX 7 926I
Please send the information concerning the reunion to
the address on the head of this letter.
Yours truly,
Turkelz,
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of the
21th InfanUY lrffidon
t@btlon
Computerlazatlon of the lndtvrdual records ls rrow compbte' ard albws ea,sy
gatfrernrg of statlsucal lnforrratton, some of whlch ls preaented here. !hl9
tnforuratton ts as tmPerfect as are tlrc records from whlch lt ls gattrcr€d. thny.
marql records are u,ocfutty lncoEplete. For orampb' urder 'unlt" one flrds the
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entry. "nrst platoon" chadle @mpany." (what reglmenfD Or' wasvtth thc
boys ln the Phfllpptnes." (Obvfusry WWII but what unlB) hrcn" "l sas a
Glnlet all tlre way." (2f st all dght. but *'hat war?l
Als, thls lnforrratlon charges dafiy wlth the addltlon and loes of E€mbers.
So, for what tfs torth I pr€sent the followlr4l to you.
Dutch Nelsen
蹴 ′■■CS
Bv War
1.7OS annual rrembers
f ,065 $f 0O Lfe members
-1
1.048
Korea
f fS 0f5O Llfe membcrs
14 CoEp. members
l,255
D.Stom
7
Pcarl Har 64
LmSt antes:
CA 217
PA 201
FL 190
NY 163
1X 138
0H120
CA 99
MA 98
M1 94
N」 94
NC 70
1N67
VA 65
M0 64
V肛 57
WA 56
1A 52
MN 50
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n"o overuhelmed bl erprcssions ol gTatitude lor what our armed forces
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GERALD HOWE′ ■601 S.Ranch Rd.′
NeW Ber■ in w1 53■ 5■ ―■652′ is
■ooking for anyone who may have
any information on his brother
BERNARD L. HOWE
K 2■ st nlai■ c■ erk
KIA 7′ ■■/50.
Pfc. Howe entered the
Army ■/■ 7/49′ ■eft for 」apan on
4/■ 5/49. He was with the
24th when the fighting first
brOke Out in Korea and the 24th
Div■ s■ on waS the rirst div■ s■ on
to bear the brunt of the
fighting.
■f anyone can give any informa―
tion on Bernard′ kind■ y notify
Cera■ d Howe at the above address.
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H€ather Llm Cooper graduates
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American soldiers adopting Haitian
schools′ repairing school bu‖ dings
By Ss卜
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soldlcrs
lauohcd'and chccrcd as American
rnd- H.Itiln chlErcn trlPP.d rycr thc soccct
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Uy fJ fot Srrke under ttrc adopt'aectrol
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and Dut . nea roof on the buildlng,'' Scoff
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,llpreclate the Thanksglving measage sent via tian radlo. A l.tttle
lilt garbled but f think f got your call letters aa KBSptB. [essed
rlth Ead radlo *heh I spent a tour at the South pole xlth ny.i
hellcopter unlt everyone ire tal.ked to back ln the USA wes
rn zed wlere we-were located ahd really wanted our Co'cardg
that ldentlfied u8 and our location.
Eere ls an lteE for the next TARO LEAF- hocelved a phone caII from Assoclatlon rneober EILLUAN RABAIS
a ihort tlne ago. EfLLftAIt ras a nenber of Conpany K, 19th
Infartry ln Beppu and xorea fron February 1950 unalt Aprll tgsl .
Ee waa capturdd by the ChLnese in Aplrll 5l after his conpany
v.s attached rhtle the raglnent paa on llnc lir the mountilns
of South Xorea. After evading the Chlnese for two daye ha.and
a- buddy rere clptured and aent to Canp , (later renunLered Camp
3). Ee stayed a prlaoner until Auguat of 53 at rlrlch tlne hc
r,la repatrlated;. EILLIIN has kept up slth the menbers of C@pany
f that were In the piolf canp elth hin but rould llke to hear
from nembers .ot.C@pany x that sere rith hld in Beppu and Korea.
Ee tellb me he lar often .rcndered about the nen thal were not
captured but hc,dtd not knos hov to contact any of. then uitil
he sas on the lEsoclation atatlonery that f had been a menber
.of the 19th during the lrhe tlDa frane that he was a nenber.
c furthci told mer that although he llvea close to New Orleana
he uas unable to attdnd our lait reunion because of naJor surgery
In arune and septeEber that reatricted hin to hts home.. anyonE -,
uirhlng to contact hlr. can srite or call h.in at the following:
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Are U.S. Forces Ready to Fight?
Republicans in Congress ar! taking dead aim
ar lhe Ointon Administratior's defense budgel One
target sure !o draw therr tire is milirar-v "readiness." The ReFrblicans believa thal thc Peulagor
has provided ro llttl€ mooey to ger rhe rroops in
combat trrm.
Jusr how r€ady are the armed lorces and how
lt happells rhe
much more necdr lo be done? As
Snswers ane not as simple
Republicans world ha've rL
or as
bleak as the
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Repr6enBtive Floyd SFncc of South Camli-
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na. who will chalr the Hous€ Armld Services Commiat€c, last month accused the Adminisradon of
cxhibiting "th! clsssic slrmptoms of denial" wlr€[ it
contetrded thar U.S forc€s a[e Eadier thar thcy
have ever be€o" ahe view fmm rh. lLld is "disolrD'
ingly ditfcrstt
" hr sai4 citing Or bw
rcadircss
rarings of ihrce Army divisims
Cavdry,
- the lst Infanrry.
lhe 2d Armorcd 8nd the 2ath Mechrnized
Defens€ S€crc]ary WiIEam Perry quicldy
atr"€d that thc Arrny, ar least, was not as ready as
It should bc. A tcs days lrter PEsidenr Oi qr sa6
he sqrld add t25 billion over slr yelrs to his defens.
budget" mlEh of it carmart€d tor Eadincss.
No sqaer had he &ne so, horevar, dran The
Times' Eric Schmirt dtsclvcred tlrar commarder:
of the divisions citld by Mr. SeGnc€ hsd pahted an
ovrrly Sloomy vilr fmm
the ,icld to h.lp ihe Army
claim a lar8er share of the &funs. budtel
By r[ct measrres, the PanBgon is alr€ady
spending far nor! on readnc3s lnd tlle armcd
forces or" rladilr than thsy havE bcar in a btt
uma fhc oDcratldts and trraimcranca part ot ihr
Pmlagqr hxtgeq rhidr pay3 tor rc.dhcss, is crlrr!+ly tg3 billion - rsic! Ehat it rls in f980 aEd
onsrhird nor! than in l$li, ar th! hlitllt of drc
RetSan bulldrD. At th€ saEle Utrre lha armcd
forclr
roughly 5 Frctna smallcr. Vlth fcwer iroops
to train 8nd Lwcr rcapons to rllintain, therr ls
much Erore ttsdics money ro to around
That moncy in yielding rcsrlts The Pcoragdr
sorts unils into fne cat€Bories tron C-1, fully
lre
combat ready, ro C.5, Lr overhaul. According to
a
Congressional Budger Oflice srudy, the readiness of
acrive .{ir Force and Navy air uniB equaled rhe laae
lgm's highs Orh€r indicators are ar record
highs.
To describe this as ver8inB qr "a hollow force," $e
stud!' concludes, is "misleading."
That does not mean that errery unir is in fighring tdm. By the same tokm, a low raring dGs not
mean a unit is untit, says Iss,reice Korb, who was
a Penlagon otticial during dle Reagan years. The
lst Cavalry, for [lstancc' can be classificd margitrally ready ev€tr il it is fulty Banned and amqrg th.
eorld's besr €quipped but llas mt bcen able to train
lor a month because funds for that purpose have
becn used for trEps in Haiti Readiness, in shorL is
o y one aspcct of wlut llct
tr€ople mean utlen
drry talk abor behB F@ared ro sage war.
Categoridng uniE is a $brective judgmatq
rlri(:h can bc inllucnctd by rhc dlsire for I bigcr
hdael. A similsrly srbiectivc judtmmt Ls ulleth€r
every urit drotld b. in rq ftghting form atd
whcther it is wrth peying to assure ahat.
Take Mr. Sp.!ce's ihree 'trresdy" Army divisions. The 2d Anrorld atd tb€ zath lnlantry en
Evy diviskns rhc sort that were designed to
- rltb thc
tage tanL rerrrr!
R€d Army. Sinc€
IEhter and mort mot il€ units make better sclrsa
Eday, rhe AnDy curld shortch8[Be bolh division3
lhls year and brlng thrm rp to par nexr !Ear. lt
ulrns our, horcwr, l|lrt OrG Army plans to detlobillz! the 2d Armorcd ard ahe lsr Cavalry as part ol a
forc! reductim to l0 divlsions from lh. currsrr lZ
lG@ing thetr ar tull rradincss lDay bc a sasrc of
aroeyIl the objcct ls to h.v. th arm€d lorcEs in
lltDdnt Eirn, doeDsidog tien mal(rs scnse. U.S
slflngfh is ,ar lrlatlr rhan is ltqutrld to m€Gt
tnr€trrial tirtat& lvlly rastr Eoney $pportinB
av.ry Army diviltoq Navy carricr baatlc
Bru.tp ard
Air Force sint sl|.n rtlluc'tirrs sudd imprc\," thc
Erdiness o( lhc rrneiEing torces? ln anJ (z*
itadiness ttquitt! psinstaling attdrtion, not politi.
cal and blrd8Drsry Brand$atdin8, by Ercmbers d
Contress or by military comnanders"
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Veteren Service Organizations
Unit Division Associations
Travel Cmponies
On 6 April lg[i, this Committee will hmt our quarterly
briefmg on upcming World Wer II commenorative events to
veterans, unii organizations, end travel companies at tle Base
Theater on BoUing AtrB, I{ashingion, D.C. The presentatigl'iU
bcgin at f0:(X) AM and will last approrittrdslJ two horrs' VYe
*io*"g. each orysnization to send a rqxesentetive'-s tFT meetiog
will be O" test opportrmity to reley to your grouP tnf9rygtlo1 m
V-E Day, &9 Mitf995, and End of VYar in the Pacific (V..' Day)
coomemoratious, l-3 SePtember lgli (Labor Dey weelrcnd)'
Ttc
plenneA
10m
10:1311815
briefiry scHoh is:
Wchome end Introdrction Rcmerts
Overview of Prcific, EurnPeen' and
Evs
qryendAnsq?r$g$tr.
$areildc Conmturetivc
′
11800‐ 12800
...,r+
To assist thcc groups who are uf,rble to send a representrtive'
we hlve ettrhcd informetimel stidcs on tk events planned fer
Eonolulu. End of ltar in thc Pacific cmmqnorerions promise to
Ndionel
.lrJrs year's pDey cercmonies rd thcse will bc our
will
dth Prffic wer. Sincc thcre be
sslute to 6"
"a"na*
Plennhg trdes snd ticket informatim discussed Ground
-p..t-t
t itp".td"", hotel evaileHlfty, end vcleren perticipotion)'
atten0ence is hiSbly rccomncnded.
For us to properly plu evmts, we nced f€cdbocl' from you m
the nrmDcr olvCerans rna feniry mbcrs plrnningto Ucnd
ft n-ofof". We abo need you to ircIude the vctcrants
Navy' Cod
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;.ri.. Uadrsround (Army, Army Alr Forcc, Merine,
CurrQ, sir"" thc Ydctuts Psndc and at the 25th Infentry
"t Yctenrrc tl[ be hvitcd to mrrch h gtup
Oirision Revicr,
repi'csenting their scrvice.
√
Please pass orn thid
infometlon to your organizations and relay
to us your beS estimatc on the numbcr of vcteram planning to
dend End of thc llYar in the Prcific eyents. Unlike Normandy,
m.n!, vcterans will travel on tteir own to Hawaii and we need an
aocurrte cstimate on the numbcr of pcople to expcct. Request you
provftle ttb lnfqortion to us as s(xrn ut possibl,e, but no later than
mld-lfiey l9!D!i; then updatc it if necessary as we approach Labor
Dey weekerd.
Yaerarc and unit o1guizrtiom should contact Li,eutenant
Colonel fiE fbDer or Mqior Tom Rigsbee at (703) W27lW2t if
yotr dstr to rttcnd the 6 April brieftry or if you have questions on
upcmq Europeen and Y-E Dey commemorations. Travel compaDies shodd
Cammender Luanne Smith at (703) 60G(825 to
rrspod. Rdcr qpcsdons m End of ttre War h the Pecific
mcomdons fo Ucutenent Coloorl Alhn Grrcm or Llqileoent
Cmendcr Iletc Kemison rt O00) O+{tr20. FAX nrmbcrs for the
Cmittee rre O00) 6lt+t832/m3.
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ThG 50th
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Ttc Uoitcd St!a6 of Anaric. coDEcDontil? lolo
for ttc 50O Aadnnrry of world Yrr II f.rtun t fir.-
Honoribh Servict Lrpcl Buttoo Thc
rLrigncd by Aothotry d' Frrocirci for
UrOii
-w.,origimlry
woild wer
it.
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rlirchergcd
31. 1946.
ficld trabolic of th. fitr-rtrr Diliff, to&obip,
lir! tt.tcn of opcrrtiorr, pr.ticiDrtioo of tlc frr
nnicor, 6v: co[lcoontit! dacldB ald r hErcl rrati
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conrtrGnorative pcriod, thr Uoitcd Snt6
will fotu-s oo honoriog th. VWII vatcrros rod tte scrific'!
providin!
mrdc on thc honc fro-nt b, thc Ancricao Pcopk,
iuriog thc
clcrrcr uo&rstending ud
oirtc cnduring h$!o$ of wml. lcquri!ri!!
"iircciation
rith
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rhich wc strovc to dcfcod and proEct, ad highlightirt
thc rdvrncls itr tGchoolog), sticocc rod ncdicioc frou
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militrry
public
rith r
rest-rrch duriog Sorld
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tb:duriag Ltao8 of fYIl, rrqni i!!
Araianr ritt $c ranor rhy rr fouglt--ttc nlurr
tti6 rt ttrfit to &f.od .!d prot.ca, md hididdlf
rpprrcirtioo of
ab. .&uc.t i! t chlololt, r.imc. rld ncdicioc ftoa
lilillr, r...rct drriq f,orld 9rr II. For ron
idorirtioo, rritr: EQDA, SACC; Rooo !E524,
For oort
ioforr.,ior, writc, HQDA. SACCI Roon
rictor, rld p.acr.
Durilg rtc oooocoontiv? pcriod, ttc oatioo till
fotu oa hoooria3 tic WYll trarrlu lod ttc rlcri6c6
6rd! oo tf,. hoor ftosa t, tbt Alcricr! E oplc, providirg
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P.otrloo; nrutillroo, D.C.
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and
hlE nev sife "virginia" live
on their 32-footer "Geninl. "
We're all Eorry for You,
Cheater. That hae to be sone
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IilTERNATIONAL naorupar MARCH
1995
]Many in ]apan Oppose Apology to Asians
for War
By NICHOLAS D KRISTOF
胸
肌 脚 f麟
TOKYO,March 5-Half a centu―
rv artcr wOrld war II,the」 apanese
Palliarnent is cOnsidering whether
to apolo8iZe fOr invading other Astan
dcring, as opponents gain ground
蕊
nized and oppreesd by whites,
our purpos€ was io free
￨
so
ahose na-
tions and stabilize them,,' said Sei.
suke Okuno,8l, a former Cabinel
minister rrho leads a group of 16l
lawmakers who oppose the resolution. Mr. Okurp hints that if anybody
in its role
o*es somefle an apology for World
War
ll
States.
conducr,
it is the Unitd
」 壺 1叫 whch ttere was‖ uた ●a_
"lncendiary bombs fell on Japan
like rain, and atomic bombs were
dropped on Hiroshima and Naga-
started to think that
saki," Mr. Okunosaid. "And rhe Rus-
sian Army committed mind-bog-
glirg atrocities against Japatlese.
So
FunD,o
A-hr ,o Th. Ne Ydt Tioa.
we think that there $ere war crimes
more serious than any committed by
Seisuke Okuno, who leads opponenta of a rcsolution in Japan to
apologizc for invading othet Asian
The proposed apology has caused
a furor because it goes to the heart of
deeply sensitive questions of Japanese history and identiry. And the
backlash against the proposal is
grist for the miU of!!ose who argue
countrics during World War II.
Japan."
脱 ttruttI
L:帯
then that the tinal languagJwould
n°
ca‖
締 婦曜
tir)n havc held a demonstration
and
gathered ,1.5 million signatures on a
petition against a resolution of apoloBy. Ts,elve prefectural assemblies
have approved resolutions since late
last year expressing gratitude to Japan's war dead for their etforts, and
nrore local assemblies are expected
to follow suit this year.
Americans sometimes accuse the
Japanese of looking at the war as if it
the
party
nation's
pOlitical
also
- the Liberal Democrats,
a member of the coalition
decided
-
began by accident in lg4l, and of
thus seeing themselves as its vic.
tims insiead of its perpetrators.
some Japanese do examine
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To be sure, others see the t_d
19,8 in thQ Opposite JtttiOn■
巴
さ Ｃ 卜 ● 番一 ″ ｉ ｉ ｌ
=
￨1言
:tr,1
こ
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,
，
whbh Japan was corfteled ard
lorc€d to ngha fc lt3 .elf{eftosc,"
said Mase fldle, dlalrman o the
Japqh VeteraDs Assocfeual $lddl
is vigorursly
r@lutlql.
apcilg fE
spolog!/
The United Sraa6 troze Jap8ncte
financial asscls and impccd an o[
embargo on Japan in ttE slmnrer ol
t941. in r€sponse to Jtpon's occupa'
tnxr of vieulaltt" atld Mr. tlorts sald
the sarrctions meana tltaa "Japan had
rE choice bul ro srand uP and fidt;
oahersiEe,
Jlpan eqrH
lrYt
Per'
ished"
The resoluiql's fltp9orteE ac-
that Ey lace a uruggle,
whue opporrcnts exprlss c0tfirence
kpwledAe
that tlrcy can klll ote ttsobthn ol
defla:ct i1 by dandng its sordilrSl
Yet both sides agree (rl one thing:
that the debate wer the tlsolutln 16
mil€stooe l JaDon's e-lloris to
,orm a consensus r lts Past
"We arc trldng ro dtattEc rrbws
a
tovard ltE war," saH Hitltate
Yabe, the executlve director ol the
Japan Veaerans Assoclalin. 'But
tt€re's sill a strul8 camD tlut scas
Japa[ as I villtln atd halllvtt thsl
JaDan cliducled a !f,ar of 488rc9
*ir r*V do lhts with ahe HP of
otlrer countrFs $rll as Odna. So
this d€bate over OE rcrd lon k a
critical po&* ro determiE
vier will preYail"
tl*rr
出 FA5嘘L
釧 Й LIF■ E
that Japan must ttoa ,ofltlrc its tar
dead bor adde4 "We arc $vht .
chance to ahe JaDan€e Daqle to
think aDort
rhy
tlrts ttsofuthr
PHme M回 口じr
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THE FLORIDA CUARDSヽ lAN
Summer 1989
HISTORY
Wounds Didn't Stop Top Medql Winner
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comtrat arca!. hc tEcamc platoor comrnander
arld so .amlincd for mo of hii activc cohbat
scr,ricc linrc.
Sgl. Braswcll and hrs plaloon pankiPatcd in
dE invasions of Mirdoro. R mbl.,l. Tablas ard
sevcral o$ar small islands t@ smrll to bc notd
on most m.ps. In thc lale sprinB of 1945. his
division rvas commined to tE rc.conqucst of
Mindr.o Islaid. waody hcard lhar his old outfir. rhc llst "Dixic" Diviiion was also fighlinS
on lhc islard but h. had no cltancc lo visil $cm:
his n s division was heavily cngagcd in a bittar carDpaign to claat thc JapancSc out of Datao
rnd ihc
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On May 16. 1945. sF. Bias\v.|I, altcady rhe
holdcr of a Broozc slar alid a Putpla Hcatr aarned in prcvious combar opcrations. lcd his plal@n into an arca kno*'n ro be hcavily dafend'
cd by trc Japaocsa. Hc atd two of hli m€n
scourcd a t.!il ahcad oflhc platoon: bur lct lhc
official citation tcll thc slory.
"Scrge.nl Braswcll was l.ading his patrol
along r dcnr. junSlc trail n.ar Panacan. Mindanao. whcn thc cnamy sud&nly openrd firc
from clcvcrly conccalcd pillborcs, and lh.
badcr of thc advancc squad fcll fo.wird.
r.riously wourd.d. Thc patrol was compl.tc-
ly pinncd down and, .s $c squld lcadet l.y
hclpl6s and complctcly crpos.d lo ho3rilc fir..
onc of 0E .ndry hu.lcd . trtnadc which l..ndcd
on thc wordcd soldicr's bsck. withoot hcsilr'
don. rd io ttE f.cc of withcring ,aparcsr conccntr.tion, Scrgcant Bras*cll dlsh.d forward
to thc aid of his fcllo* sldicr. Hc scizri lhc
Braw.ll ot
his hom.;
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in lywll (ins.d)
oodrow Wilson¨ W●●ly・・ Braswc!1
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quictly in Jacksonville witt his
wiFe in a hrlusc hc buili by himsel「
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in rlE yc.6 rbilowing thc cm ol wo.ld
ll,
For many. buildin8 a home "singl€'
handcdly." may sccm no Sraat achiavatocn'
bot woody Bras*cu. whilc catning hi! n rio$'i
sqcold hithcst award for bravcry,
Dirintsishcd S.rvicc Cross. 1.fi orlc of
thc
hi3
h.ndi on Mird.nao. thc PhiliPPin Isl.nds.
woody was bom io Jacksonvillc, is.
tr.du.l. of r.ckson Hith School. rrd lv.s
vorkin8 .s r dnftsman ,xhcn hc joincd Com'
Fny G. l2{th Infaflry, Flondr Natixd Gu.!d
in 193t. wi$ th.m hc was mobili4d fot
fcds.l rcryic. d!riry lhc oadonal .flrrScmy '
Novcmbcr lqlo. Thcy h.d . rEl unPlcaranl
yr.r or !o at C.rnp Bl.,ldint: trarning. n|. chca.
..ilbo.ting.rd s*irnminB in Kintrl.y blc un'
ril onc Surd.y, thc ?th of Dcccmbcr 1941.
woody rvasn't iurc l,hcrc Pca,l Harbor wai.
boi tlE r.p.icsc .o.ck th.rc m.dc his lif., .ttd
thc livcr of millions of olhcr AiEric.nt. itl'
finitcly morc d.rianding .t|d difficuk.
Th. I 2{rh bccart Officr Cardid.tc Sctrool
trcops at Fon Bconing. whilc rarioncd thcrc,
many Florida Guardsmcn lcfr dlc t"tittrcnr fot
orhar o{tfir imluding n.wly fodDcd .itbomc
ragrmcnas am lha Army Air CorPs. Tlc firsl
Florida Guardsmcn lo sc€ combl did so in lale
192. Woody *ould havc clrtrplald ,ootr than
fout ycart of activc scrvic:c bcfot! hc would
cntcr combal in latc 194a.
FollowinS dury with dE 12,llh. h. w.s cadrcd
ro fic 3mrh Infantry Rcgitttcor. .lso s.rviDg as
Fon Bcnnint sch@l lroogs. Evc dly, woody
wa! icnt to thc wcst Coasr, whcE hr wri
.ssiSn d . wilc van ry of duti.s itEludirs guar'
din8 prisoncrr of wa.- Aficr r sai .l rhc bat'
tllion hc.dqu.ncrs of. Cdifomi. rsplrcqrEnl
crntcr. hc wls shipped to tlE Soufi Pacific.
Ngw a Suff Sergcrnt. hc rpe somc tioothi
in Ncw Guinc. .wairint .ssituncm. It finally
c&trc: hc lx!5 safl as a rcpl.csmc lo Com_
prny B l9th tnf. ry Rc8imnr.24ti lnf.ntry
Division on Lytc, $c Philipgioc l3l.ndt.
Althorrgh wifiort pGvioss cotnb.t ctFricrrr, wo.dy eas m.dc pld@n scrtcant of
rhii vcrc.ln clmb.t comp.lry of$. l9th. Duc
to !c cxtrcmc shonaSc of juoior officcls in
τ
lnadc bul it crplodcd beforc
h€
corld dispos.
of it, tcaring oll his right hard.
"By hii unfalcring couragc in.llcmfling lo
a comradc't lifa in thc facc of inssinoun_
trble odds, Sgr. Br.s\.cll sa .n inspirint cxampl. of cout-rtc in kccping with thc hiShest
mdirons of tlE icrvicc. "
It v.s yhil. in O!. hoipitrl lhat woody lcarncd of tlr. da.lh in corDbd on Olioas. of his
brothcr, r fonicr Marinc Raog.r wilh a Silytt
Sur woo otr Ncw Gcorgia Island. On dis sad
norc. woody bc8.n lic long proccss of
s.yc
hospit
lizlion .rd
plastic surgcry in prcpara-
tion for lifc in . posFvrr \rorld. Hc r.rurn d
to Jrckrcovillc end cvcnrually rctircd from a
civil s.rvicriob *ith tlE N.vy in his honE cilr.
Ar f.r 1t it hown,
woodtow willon
Braswcll rlcciv.d thc high.sa combat dccoration of .rry Florida Guardsrn.n durirg wo,ld
war n. Ad woody is back vith ftc Guatd.
es Homnry Rcgimcntal Adjut nt ofthc |24&
Inf.niry Rc8i[Ent. und.r lhc nctv Army
R.SimcMl Systcm. Hc continucs his i.rvicc
"Flori& drd Coontry." You vill n .l him
.l lhc rc rl8itr|cm.ldinn r or rqrnion ofthc
ro
l2&h lnfantry. Bc surc to introducc yoorsclf
to Floridr's ntor highly dccor.tcd soldicr.
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Carl B. Gamel ― Assoc. Editor
26431 Williansburg Dr.
00nita springs, Fl. ラ3923
(813)495-1586
Mr
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Gamel,
you ask for.
iere is the informatlon about my Grandfather
(1940-1945)
Deceased
K
21st
His name is Larence 0. Rafferty Co.
Japanese
the
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Attack on the Island of
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Campalgn
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The
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nmer-i'can Defence Service
Stars.
Rlbbon uith thrqe Bronze
t{ith an article about the Tug Boat HoGA in the Taro Leaf
asking members of the Association and or readers to nrite there
CongrEssman and Senators. Together u,e can save a piece of Hlstory'
You
David
Ilngensmith
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3134 E. HcKellips
House ● 108
‖esao Arizona 85213
(602)641‐ 1694
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Senator John l.lccaln
1839 S. Alna School Rd.
llesa,
Ar
lzona
Senator John
85210
l,lcca i n ,
I atr writlng thls letter to ask for your help and the help
of the Governuent. After reading an artlcle in the Arizona
Republlc Neerspapet on 72/06/94 by the Assoclated Press about
the last Navy vessel renalnlng from the Attack on Pearl
Harbor Hawall. (The Tug Boat IIOGA )
lty fear, and I aBl sure Eany other Hlstorians feel the sane
way,. Ie that with the Natlon scallng back lts ArEed Forces
the IPGA rllght be forgotten and sold for scrap or who knows
what. I have seen thls klnd of thlng happen before. !
I would like you to look lnto the Eatter and see lf you or
the Governnent cah have the Tug HOGA Boved to Pearl Harbor.
She should be saved as a National Historlc Treasure and kept
on the Navy's llst of inactlve ships. It ts very hard for ne
to thtnk that three years after the 50th annlversary of .the
attack on Pearl.Harbor Hawali that are Government urould not
try to nove and save Her.
\
she served our Natlon on a Ilate That wlll Llve In InfaqT.
l{ow lt ls tlBe for HOGA to go hone to Pearl Harbor Hawai 1.
So She can PLY OLD GLOBY on her deck forever as a Natlonal
Hlstorlc Treasure. Wlth your help I Know 1t can be done.
David
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Rusttugs
江 floating
survivor of
1941 attack
Adtad PrE
Thc lasil
SAN FRANCIIiCO
- thc
attoct
Navy vtsscl noaining tom
oe Pcad Iluhor is doody rusting ar a
Oo*. ncgl€stcd by a nation scaling
Th.
bact iB crocd forcls,
Th. $tb@t Hoga night havc
gottlo Eorr a$.ntln if it hrd bcco
lffgcr atrd Eorc urcmcin& such as I
desrroycr or aircrat crrricr. Imcad"
thc lfiLfot-long boot sctos hirly
cmmn a it ssilgs oo is oorings
Tt6ur,c Islaod, thc Navy bce in
thc oiddlc of lha Francisco Bay.
ht thc lloir h.d the right $ttr
vhca Japancsc planrs zoomcd dovu
on thc rmsrspccting U.S. Ileet @
Dcs. 7, l9/tl.
sord for frsh
Thc Hoga
- a Sioux
firca and rtsctc
hdpd
banlc
-roudcd sribrs &om thc oil.covcrcd
rarcr dBarthhip Rw.
Is grcatat ooucat camc sho it
bdpcd bclch th. hrrtrirg bnttbhip
USS l{Gr.d4 tit by bo@bE o it ricd
vainly to Itach thc opcn sca Thc
Itogr's rtln thsartcd (!€0y cfotu
o silt thc b*tk*agon in the channel.
ad block thc baftor.
Phmgraphs shov thc Hoga oE thc
Ncrada3 port bov, pouring warcr
uuo tlc burning fmdcring sbip.
It cho fought fires on $c huit oi
'
Ah
n6!tS[h. Alsehfc j Pr's
lile much today, but the d6y Peatl thrbor was
ras t uur of acti\rity, fighting fir€s end rGsdiing mmd sailo6.
ThG tugboat Hoga doesn't look
bornbea, it
sftffi ren! and 1s
both a monuncat !o tt€ attact and a
gpvc for the bundrcds of sailors and
Marinc eatoobed in its hull
thc USS Arizona
Thc Hoga built in 19,10 and *ill
lrDt on the Navy's lis of inactive
shipo. is listcd m thc Natioal
Rcgistcr of Historic Placs.
Therc have been all sor6
it thcrc o anothcr ship, undcr
tov, or to nakc it scaworthy caougb .
to raura m is orn " hc said
\ie me rust, thc Hoga b i!
pmty good sbapc Sulivas said
- IIc said it woulds't talc too Euch
o rcfirtish ttc Hogl to bok [&c it
did at Pead Haftor.
Thc tash vouH involve odlY
set
'
of plars
to ret it back !o Pcad Haftor. said mmoving puaps and cha gcar addod
&o6.n SoUi"-, Treasure hland har\ after the war vhcn thc tug wos trscd
bor slastcr.
The problaa
vith the
by the Oakland Fuc Oeportmcnt.
Hoga.
Sullivan said. comcs dovn'@ monc-y.
-lt
would :ale a lot of noney to
Dan Maninez, historian at
ahe
Arizona Mtmorial Ysitors Ccater in
Honolulq sould welcome thc Hoga-
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FOR OUR COMRADES― =N ARMS
WHO ARE NO LONGER WITH USo
11=,
lle regret the paaslng of CoI Thonaa
P. Trixler, rho died of cancer In
-Babruary. He caDe to trorea vith the
29th Reginent and uas reaeslgDed to
th€ 19tb. He. Yaa captured bI the
chlneae on l{er Yeara DaI/ 1951 and
rllt€Dt 32 ronthe aa a POtf. He uae la '
the laat truckload of ten to cone out
'of Pof caup. You Day aend coDdolencea
.t6 hig rldou, "Prancea" at:
' 937 t{. Sallabury
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Saliaburv, lfc 2A146
LOng tlme member LOU DUHAMEL (2■ 3t WW エエ)
pa● ●●● ●Way ■n
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hi8 Lowell MA hOme On
1995。
PIfiPEICB BBICE, rife of over
.60
rcers to Go.Dright B,
3.acb,usr R.t.11350 Jacka@ Rd.
Oeitcr, Hi . r18130
died April 17, 1995
Reporqed by Kathrlm Eortenbery
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Life Hember #985.
TL=s cane baCК mR―
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back 口ar■ ed as deceaSedowas
3rd Eng.:42-'45。 Wfio Ha2.el
at Rt 2′ Bo8 143′ Bro■ 80n′ T=.
75930-9539。
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CECIL W. YOUNGER Sr.(19th :44
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Bacalv€d rord fror Ral gh
llth€rton of the paserni of
Itllla. llonsha (f-19th). RrtDh
8tl's that Bill ,a8 one hell ofa BIR [an, the oaly lan h€
Ene3 th.t could sboot a BIR
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盤翌W響呼 画 物
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(1lth FA Korea )
Died Feb。 15,1995. Blll and his
wife Ceraldine lived at 99
L€estowrr Rd.,
Dartmouth DroLarkspu′ CA.94939
lriduay Iff 40347
2'th SIGtI'b€ ffiII
ras froo Che6ter, Pa ' A' Arbrose
il-""p"it"a bl, JoDn
Jr. via Kensood Roaa '
rILLIAttl IELDIX
G● ●ldine says that he was
proud of his service to his
country and delighted to ma■ e
contact "ith people fron his
unit。
BERNARD COHEN (e-21st 144-145)
2131 Wallace AveoApt 606′
Bron8′ NY。 10462 Life Membe 410。
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ord. '42-r{5) went to his reward on
April the 17th. when the oPerator told ue that Starying Ground,
KY was coming in on the line, we senged trouble aa Roscoe had
been in failing health for several years, agonized by involvement
in a serious autoEobile accident about a year ago. Our last
telephone converaation with him gave cauge for v,orry aa Roacoe
wae far from his haPPY self.
The electric current of Association affairs, modest though
they were, turna even coEmon nold to dianond. Traditions of
military honor impart something of their tlignity to those who
inherit them. As one-ti-me president of our Aasociation, Roscoe's
loftineas of soul enabled him to rise to his full height as he
presided over our affairs for one eolid and meaningful year'
Those of ue privileged to be a gueqt in hiE staDPing Grounds
property witl remenber the experience forever.
. Roscoe rePresented the ulti.mate in collegiality. Ee was
never too buay to lend a friendly ear. Ee always remembered
with a grateful note o! gift the snallest kindDess tendered hi!tr.
He rrag a gracioua Kentucky gentleDan, and above all else, he was
RoscOE CLN(oN l724l-t.
a caring and cornpassianate hunan being.
Our relationship with Roscoe extended over 5■
richer for having known hi.n and worked wi th
thanks for that privilege.
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Veterans of Forcign Was commander
me higi y decorated .{rEy
hdro of World Wartr died l6mday at his
in Riviera GolI
Esrats. f€rliEg beEayed by hir
cmtsy fu r€peat€dly d€ayiry
thrn l8t €rct
hlE any
tDmth i! vet€raE boefit+ said
he
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J@c! FlathGs,
comder
ru t[e
the
of the Cotdeu Gete
of
VetrraB of F(reig! War!"
Doctcs say sarviclrGLtad
iEiEi€ left hi'n blid rDd h
laed of cotilEsl tseaEnat !.r
hErs aDd a ftot @dum'It is a sad dcy," Flathrrs
seid 1t€d8y. "frc AEcri@
pc{lc ore tt€le kin& d p.ople
r bt mre thal they rcrllzc."
LrhE€a's body res !€d b
Irasbhgto, D.C- Tuesday
. EtriDS fu bEitl at ArUDSlm
N.dmal C.met€ry, FLth.r!
si.L Ee ritr b€ bEied in his e
iirE, as ras his Eisb. he s.idltrrc sill he r locel ssvic.s, and
ome
b bG
bqi€4
is rspcctad
at his grave rh€o be ir
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lke Mbα uhtrr said,`old sold輸 疇
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hm'
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DGtE dic' ttcry jd hde
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Mr. Lohs€a."
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tca leg; botca arHe iaiEed
bacl ald hcial bNEc thrt !rcG,
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lffcdro€ wetths.
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Ey let bin dovL"
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Mhdam iu tle milfpinrs to heto'!,B.bi(fb, bccaphcr Jrp.EG Gogbld
gadr. a fiEd<eidI8 c.'nP.ltri
of
thcre.
Afta t[e Japo:re lxErtod€r
i! l9{5. Ixh's.a ta3 s€at io Japs.n rhere he rcscned dgit Eea
froo e bcairy brracts, While
naHrg a fiml chect of the
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silc IlaieIe kir!a!, aEd serr€ial niecB ard DepieEs. Ee res
79.
Robert Henry Lunrsen
15, 1945, orriving in tiyrc, hit lcE, iniuring his boct
Pfiilippine lslond Morcfi 19, ond sufuriaa rcriou fiodoi
1945. His ossignmant wos bums. tor Fis rdroordn11,
Compony M, l9th lnfontry afforrs. h€ rcs ota,dcd lli
Reginrent, 24rh Division, "soldicr's Mcdol". Whib
Viciory Division. Regulor r€covrring in ,h. holprtd. h.
Army, Heovy Wcopons, wos visitcd by Gcorrul
lnfontry.
.
C.
Crorncr (Gcnaci
MocArrhw'c chicl oI srsf,,
Kcnneth
tirst Sorgeont luirr:cn led
the longest sustoin.d rnordr ond wos informcd tftor ha
during WW ll when he lcd his wos bctng .€conrm€fldad frr
troops on o I tl.,{ miic, 17 doy th€ "Congassiond fJbdd o{
mordr to copture tho JoPo- ll,onor", cn o*ord hc hol
nese stronghold of Dovoo on rrver rocsivrd.
the islond of Mindcnco in lhe Thc norne of Rob.ri H.
Philippinas., ln rloi ,ro,r"! UUJ,'#*'..fi
in"
Luh6en - ond . h.3 , men T@ ,- rl- Boo& of Porbrs locotld h
qcnsc
hock hrougnlunglas the Roct lslond Arccnol
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ond crosj 34 rivqrs ond ilil:i;d('rriJllU.
streoms while und6r conslsnl '-"R;il'il;;T;
BOBERTE6IhY LUENSEFI
fb kr
gI"A bv Joconese lmceriot 19ii.-"i-r'irl^-'ii-fJ,i"-i
Morrnes' Lunrsen 9ulcxlY monoacrent oosilkvrs in wt'
eomed .o rcputgrion -d y
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il;'p.dft.
Douglos MocAdnur s stsn€rs.
Robert Henry Iuhrsen
he ros fiorud lo dir
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I9I5 in Beloit, Wis., he
gr'oduorcd from Hononegon H::",ff' #1"!f #'fl"iti; - ioJ-i, i6L'Iir"I-'
l{gh Sdtool, Ro _dton, fl. in eomino 23 medcls ond dccr Mrsan wos o hb<rrn5r
1933. lle groduolcd from rsrioni for heroism ond volor of th€ dd.n Goto Yctr'os
BCoit Collega h 1937. H€ indudino frour F.rsle Hcorrs. of ForciEn Wors Post lrlo.
wos o nenbor of Phi Koppo
oi
Afiar- tfic Joionese Slrntor TX)I, tha lilfilwy q.t
Pii frotcrnity. He morried der, luhrsen wos s.nt to thc hrple l{€od, dt thdad
lsobclle ffirirs in 1937. lle Jopon. On Dccenbcr 7, Americons Associoiion ond
en$stcd in .th€ U.S. Army on 1945, durinq o cievostoling thc Ancritot lcgbn.
October 8, 1943, Comp borrodc fire] tr.trrsen carrici Erst Sergrot tuhrsar rl
Groil. fl. Aficr bosk trdning ciqhr men to 3ofory who hod bc interrcd in Arlington
h6 tronshrred to Conrp Elorr.. b&n overcome 6y smoke. l.lotionol Ccrnctcry u,ilfi firll
ding, Flo. Dutics included Whilc molho o fnoi dred of nfitory honors.
troining infolrtry ond heoly the bumturg -slructure for ory Thore will bc no locol
weopons componies through other victims, lhe sloircose lafli(ts.
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died August 3′ ■994
was Div.Hq. 34th
Reported by hiS SiSter′
Catherine Gorevan′
"Any tlrcyou wtgh to demrr"strate
sometlrtng. the mrmbcr of hults
wlll be dlr€ct$ proportlonal to the
numbcr of rltsmers."
2706 Syde■ ■e St.′
SaraSota FL 34237
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To iho best of qlr knowledgo, lh€r€ has n6vor boon a reunion of the entire 34th lnfanfy.
would llko to romedy that situation at Cocoa B6ach, Florida on Ociober 19h, 20th,
ano 22nd, 19s5- Lre St* anniversary d our hnding at Leyte.
lmw
that some of the soparate companles have been me€ting at various locations.
IlSe
' Ho\f; abqlt puting it all togother this year ?
W€ have mde arrangem€nts wilh the Hilerd Johnson Plaza Hotel at Cocoa Beach and
thef haw ofiored some \rery atfactve rat6s:
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bf+
Tower€csan
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Rooms-$ 59.fi1/day+ tax
-349.00rday+tax
The Cocoa ooach area has much to re∞ mmend l.￢ lo most ob宙 ous are he Kennedy
Space Center and the Auattc bea由 .There are lne 9olr mursesin he area.There are
charter boats and p● Jv bOats avalaЫ e,brdoop sea ning and here:s pler lshing at
Coma Bea● Pien None orthe above require a license.Surrishing is a:so avaLb:o,but
a lcense is required.
For shoppers there is Merritt Square Ma::=quant Cocoaヽ
劇:age,and Ron Jon:s‐
almrs paradise.
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The restaurants are many and divorse and forthe most pan very good.Alhough antypes
Or f00d are avalablel● ■,30mOd:s excelonti
Plms ae not∞ mplete,M you∝ n be aSsured a t“ b Kenneo Spa_center wi:ibe
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叩 hbleけ all whlo口 sh to go.lt ul:bo 20 ml● 3・ up tte road a山 田
Rn canavera:‐ abotlt5 mb3‐ 19 0no orble hmesta面
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but貯 3 days priorto and 3 days aner me m00ong.
Ifyou wlsh to make rosenOns,0日 ::1‐ 800‐ 55‐ BEACH,o『 1‐800‐552‐ 3224.
please idenl,yourSer as being win the 34th.
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reserrchers.
War tr ard tle Kcean War ast vti'
cEaDE to shsre tlsit rolbclims' In
additim, tne ingede is ELiDg YEfier'
rn to ,lrmrte any hidaical rccu&iouroale. diaries, caEP and uait
;r.*"p"p."", and so frEtb=$st t&ry
nay havo to the odhcEn
Fo a copY d the auwen mtact
the U.S. ArmY Military HistorY In'
dihme, Attn AnSds L€Dr, Ifdrical
tierrdces Coordinator, Carlietre Bar'
racls, PA 17018-6008; (717')216'
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The Las Vegas Hilton,
site of the 1991 Tailhook
convenlion, ruust PaY $6'7
nitlion in Punitive and
actual damage s to former
Navv Leiutenant Paula
Cou-ohlin, who was "groPed"
bv 6runken aviators. The
iirrv ilecidecl securitY at the
frotLI was insufficient. It
looks as thouqh the NavY
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Rccohtbn AJR 39 in thc Narr Jersey Stare Asedly provide tb Kore WarlDlvlZ Veteru..
Itfu bill now natrrcs Rqrtc 2t7 as the Korcan War Memorial tfghczy with additional nrmes to
bc cacM. AJR 39 titl was possed unanimously by thc Stue Asranbty on Dcccrrber 5, 1994.
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l{glu.ay will bc on Suday lum 25, 19815. At thc Parrippray/Troy
Boro llrll pa*ing lot. Wc.wqdd lpprocilte you donitio4 to our Mmrirl drnal, this
sill hdp pay the expeoscs of thc dcdication ad lid in the prograrns for tb dcrq and mrsirry
homc rclcans. The Korean I\Iar Vctcrans of New lersey Inc. is a non p,rofit organizrion and is
srftd by volunteers. Your help in this dedication donation wodd be grtcfully
Dcdfo;atioa of ttis Mcmorial
Ifll
lltilc: nrtc
yorr chcct donrtiolr oot to:
'Kotran WarVetorans Xcmodal Hlghway Dedcedon Fund.'
P.O. Bor 85&l Woodcllfr kkc, NJ. 07675
ort bchalf of the 54,246 American Vaerans who did not oome homc fiom the Korean War and
thc 8,177 wto are still 'Mssing In Action' we 'Thank You' for yor colrcern ad kindncss.
Lest We Forget, .
Thoinas Wm. Jefferys, Ir.
Korean War Vaerans of New Jcrsey, Inc.
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mEDBER:THE OLD FOLKS ARE WORTH A FORTUNE′
ttith silver in
their hair′ gold in their teeth′ lead in their feet′ and gas in
their sto● ●chs.
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工 have become a little older since l saw you last and a few
changes ha,o cone int。 口y life since then. Frankly, I have beco口 e
quite a frivolous old gal. I an seeing five gentlemen every day.
As soon as l wa■ e up will P。
helps
mealong
get out
bedoheI
then go to see 」ohn. Then Charlie "er
Horse
comes
andofwhen
is here he takes up alot Of my tine and attentiono When he leaves
Arthur Ritis shows up and stays for the rest of the day. He
doesnlt llke to stay in one place very long′ so he takes me froロ
」Oint tO joint. After such a busy day I:m really tired and glad
to gO tO bed t● ith Ban cayo What a lifel
P.S.The preacher called the other day. He said that at tty
age l should be thinking of the hereafter. I t。 ld him.Oh′ ェ d。
all the timeo No matter where l am, in the parlor′ upstairs, in
the ■itchen or dOwn in the basementフ ェask myself:what am ェ here
after?#,
Thanks to Paul Garland HGHq 2nd Bn. 1952 Foster Rd。 ,Hanburg,Ny.
14075 for the above chuckle.
(gleened fron the 5th RCT Newsletter 1995。
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Korea, yrltes:
rl{as going to pay ay dues rhen
I realized
I aE a LIfe Menber. Oh, yell, aa age
takea over yhat can re do? Here's the
fifteen dollars anyyay for postager etc.
alohn BacLAltA, 24lt}f, Recon,
luck.
Good
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Mmber Robert B. Hurd is loolk―
ing for info on his father―
」udson Po HurdoH● Joined the
Ar口 y 2/3/41 at Fort Slocu口 ′
NYoSenぜ to Ha"aii 3/1/41′
assigned to Hq.Batry,13th FA
He was at schofield Barrachs
"hen
b● c■ Japanese
to Statesattacked′
2/43.
David Ro Murphy of the 58th
MP Co needs to know if hi8
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outfit was ever attached or
assigned to the 24th. They
provided security on train8
carrying supp■ ies to the front
in the Pusan area in 1951.
trans―
DONALD L. MENCER′
Dover OH
for
current addresses of any Of
his fel■ ow army buddies that
served in L 34th in 」apan
at Camp Fu]■ ′ midd■ e camp =52.
■722
Trelllont St.′
44622′ is ■Ooking
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Po Box 319
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Remini,scence
He cl ilbed the bill in silenc€
ju8t l ist€ning to the eounds of rar.
t[d €acb in hls ora say aad aanaer
tri€d to get ready for what's DoB ln store.
tll heartbeata started to qulck€n,
aa re thougbt of rhat goes Prong,
rhen shells aad bulleta start to alng,
tbelr aluays deadly soag.
And so re heard thls aong of death,
for tany a atght and daY,
Aad fortunate indeed rere those of uE,
rbo r€re able to ralk awaY.
But th€ aights aEd BceneE eDcountered,
aa tbe daYs and nlgbta reot bY,
Llve forever in Your rlnd,
and at odd tiEa can rale You cr]'.
"Tire rill erase all rounds','tls aaid,
but solet ines that's not true.
For rhen the lounds are doeD lnside,
They becone gart of You.
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WEST COAST REC■ ONAL REUNION′ RENO′ NV.
Tlris gathering opened Sunday, April 23, and ruas "dismissed" on t{ednesdayl
the 25th. A wonderful group of veterans, much canaraderie and chit-chattln
plris good food and many activities. some big hits on the jackpotst Offset
B, sile unlucky losses, which, we hope, pere not too great. At Ieast no
@bera were seen hltch hiking their hray out of town!
:t ' Ihcludlng.wlvesv. total attendlnce was 58. A rap se8sion wias held on ltonday
.rerning, an infdrmal business meeting on Tuesday nornLng, and a very,
. $Grylnformal dinner on Tuesday evenj.ng, at shlch tlDe sooe very nice prizes
raffled off. tlany thanks to the donors t The prine rib dLnnef was
' Er€
e$allent, and the nenbers applauded Rod and Carol Stock and comittee
for thelr gallant efforts and hard work in putting this event together.
lll were aaddened by the announcement that our long tlme neuber from Reno,
f,en Boyd, has been strLcken with cancer and unable to attend. please
reneober hlm in your prayers, and/or, with a card. (Xenda1l R. Boyd,
,121-14th st., Sparks, Nv., 89431 )
During our Tuesday dinner Bronko Atkinson proposed a toast to Ken Ross
and Beverly Corris in appreciation of their uany years of rork and
dedicatlon to our assn. Loud applause followed. Thank you Xen and Bev!
llhis affair attracted sqne of our top brass, and lt eas great to be
together to disseminate detailed inforrnation about natlonal reunlon p}ans,
future TARO LEAF details, and progress of the assn. Included in this
category were Editor Bob and Jean Laphon, Proctorvllle, OhLo, Wally and
Eleanor Kuhner, CharLeston, S.C., and Nashville chaJ.nuan, Rudy and yvonne
llulllns, Rocky llount, !lo.
to return to the Reno-Sparks-llinden area for another
regional reunion next l,!ay nith the dates and hotel to be selected.by Rod
Stock and his committee. 'Adva.nce announce[ent to be publlshed in the TARO
The nenbers voted
I.EAF.
Thls project dispel-led one Dyth-----that a good lor hotel roon rate and
v6ry reasonable food prices would increase attendance. lfot sott We had
expected to double the attendance fion the prGvlou! teo yeara because of
because of the $39 Reno room rate conirared wlth the l?9 Shell Beach rate.
Guess what? Attendance practically ldentical.
co figure itt
lfe had a very interesting and detailed dl.scusslon on the 24th fnf. Div.
hletoryi' ?he editor ls glvlng a separate page ln this lssue to the
publishlng of this all important book and nenbers rlll be glven a chance
!o express their opinion and vote t,heLr convlctLons. Be sure to look
for thls and read it through.
AII Taro Leafers are cordially lnvited to the Reno reunlon ln !fay, 1996.
See you there, God willing!
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24th Infantry Division Association
Jack P.Bamn
354「 llll Ave
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Dear Jaによ
:
Thffk
yorr for your $5
cor1tibutin ard tl€ nico leilBr tret
invohrcd it seenrs that you and t{rere in
Japa
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Frorn the
dabs
and Korea at the satne time-
ln your lelter you raiso e good and valid quoslion, namoly why do we need $15 dues
wh€n tro 76ft Efvisrbn A$oddion'6 dres ale onty $3.00 per y€w? l'll see how well I
can answBr lhat
FiEt our newsletbr ususlly gp€s out six time per year, and it coata ou9hly
$'1.15 per
mqnber per issue (that indudes printturg and postage). Bear in mind fie last issu€ was
90 p4los. I dont know $,H kird of nerytletbr the 76th nlts out, hn I can. absolutely
a3suo you they amot F.il out six issues of a 9Gpagm br eny $3 per m€mb€l por
year.
Second; excapt for ihe munion itself neilher our Board Of Dfteciors nor the Reunion
Sib Selediion CommitE have any sort of rn€€ling or gathering during the year. That
rn€ns lhd lhe running of th€ Assocaation, $o making of decisions, and all the lest
must be accomdi!€d by mril, FA)( and phono. lt is enough to €Dgoct th6se men to .
devoto th€ir time md talont wi0rcln al3o e,9eding tttffi b psy thc po€iagE and phonc
costs bo. ln my csse rs lh€ Sqretary ,TrBsuror if I hd to pry for all the mailings ard
cdls I make in a rpd< Rl haw to llat-out tt{!ign.
Third; therB are d Ole rumd'o{lh. €ry€mes'assocbbd with n rming an
o0aniz.lbn of rEsty 3,000 ntembclB - stdone.ry, big €nvelop€s, fittle envelopes,
computer sdn6-, enFller rlata sbraoo drlG, E iu copies! add,€ss laDels, printed
fiorms, membsstrb cads, 6tB, eE
Fourth; the Assodalirn,r,l a, oporab Th O€ black." lf rye ttont have enough money to
pay the phone bil what tb re do - (b
6€nd out 3.m0 b&r3 and ask each member
b send in another courpb d hd<s?
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Fifh: and then, gf eulre,
trelt
reJ3t be money.for all the had
lqrcr and wild women
torfro Secr€Eyrf[€elrI.
I want
to thank you agrdn for
tle htbr
and ihe E5
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contihrlirn. That was tprrghthrl.
Ten days after his 73rd Birthday, ALFRED A. JORGENSON left
us on Feb.15,1995.An e*ceptional
soldier of the 3,lth Reg.3rd
Bn.Hq.Co.froo Hawai i to Japan.
We rri I I mi ss you A1 , your
buddies of the 34th,Your loving
daughter Barbara and her fanily,
your townfolks in Fairmont, Ne.
but, united with your spouse
Vera, for together you shall
be in Heaven.
Repwn U Bill Vic*z,ta
word just received from
JESSE FOSTER (E 19th WW II)
937 Mastline Dr., Annapolis
MD
214 01-68 61 .
Jesse was operated on 12/75/94
and spent 20 days in the hospital .
Had a 4-way by-pass. Had a stroke
during operation but is slowly
recovering. Says he canrt write
a very long letter because his
$rriting and thinking has been
affected. He is still taking
cardiac rehab - 3 days a week in his 7th week now and cloing
real we1l.
This is Jesse I s second
operation in 12 years. SaYS he
has to be careful now.
Jesse is one of our most
loya1 members. IIe misses the
group and doesnrt travel as much
as he used to. Jessers phone
is 4LO-224-4431 ..
He would appreciate cards
and/or notes from his friends,
Maet, o. JoWqMt
Robert B. Hurd, son ofJudson P. Hurd,
would like to find anyone who served wittl
or kne% his father. Judson was with the
l3th FA in the old Hawaiian Division and
served with the 24th until February of 43.
He was KIA in Korea in 195 I while with
the lst Csv. Cortact; Robert B. Hurd,
5340 S. Louisville Ave, Tuls4 OK 74135
(918-7 47 6825). Robert has joined our
Association in remembrance ofhis father.
LTc (Ret) Alexander J. capers, 3/7obh
Armor, Germany, is looking for anyone
vho kneY his uncle 18t Lt C1Yde PPadgett, *F" 1gth, KIA, Korea, 3 ,lan 51.
Contact LTc A. .r. Capers, 825 Flening ct, ,
Penscola, FL, 325L4. Alexander is a neY
nenber of our Association.
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L00KING FOR:
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1° °kl::T:trTucKER (B 19th WW II
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Retlred Gen John R Galvln sened as MTO
eommarder ln Europe hom l9E7 t0 1992.
General next Fletcher School dean
Ex4en. Galvin named
deall ofnetcher school
Rethed Army Gen. John R. Gelvin, a one-time
NAT0 commander, has been appointed dean of the
Fletcher School of Law and Diplomara at Tufts University, the university said yesterday.
Galvin, a four-star general, is currently a visiting
policy analyst at the Mershon Center at Ohio State
University. Prior to tlst he had been a professor of
national security at West Poinl
Galvin will take over as head of the Fletcher
School on July 1. He said the rcle of schools of international relations has never b€en mor€ important.
-fhe world has become mor€ interconnect€d. But
at the same timq the world iB also more comploq more unpredictable, and so many places are potentially unstable," he said. "\ e need people who can
understard a sibration; think it thmugh, come up
with an acceptable solutjon and work it out. These
are the qualities that F'letcher teaches."
The Fletcher Schml is the nation's oldest school
of international relations In succeeding Jeswald 1 .
Salacuse, Galvin wil become the schmlt sixth dean.
Galvin qns born in Wskefield and atiended the
Fletcher School on a yeallong fellowship in 1911.
Schmled at West Point, he shrtcd his tour of duty in
Eumpe in 1!173. He completed two tours in Vietram,
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KENWOOD ROSS (your former
Secy. -Treas. -Editor) (oiv.Uq.
LH HOlungsworth,77,of 37 Edlth
(44-471, I20 Maple St.,
Springfield MA 01103, suffered
a heart attack and underrdent
angioplasty in March, 1995.
PAUL F. WISECUP′
WINTER3 ■265 Kasa Masa Ln.′
FtoMyers FL 339■ 9,
SUMMER3 7■ 48 Eldoranda Cir。
+28′ Hi■ ■sboro OH 45■ 33′
had a heart va■ ve rep■ aced
in March′ ■995。
Fore6t Universiry from l95lr:I97u.
Esrtier minifri€s induded the First
Baptist Chu'ch of Boone and tlrc
fhst Bspfist Church ofMebane. During World War tr, he was an Army
ChaDlain with the 24tI lnfantry DMsion 6rou8h the campsiSns in the
South Raciic.
Dr.
HoUingsroith
scn€d Norti Carolina Bapdst in
nBr\y capacitiB including service as
a mernber of tie General Board of
the Convention and tnsr\y of its commit €es. In 1959, he was pr€sident of
tlre General Board. Folloping his re-
tirenent, he cutinued his ministry
by servrng as interim pastor ijr a
number of churches across t}le slat€.
He was a member of the Wafre Fored
Baptis Chuch. Dr. "HoUy" will be
rcmmlbercd by nary as a loyal and
devotrd supporter of Wake Forest
Universiry. For 30 years, he prayed
before everywake Fore$ home foot
ball grne, 8nd he was equally enthu.
sir*ic
about
tie b8ketball
of
Greer, S.C.; and
blotlrcr, Ct/de Holingsworth of W8.lesLa,
Ga- A memorial seryice yill be
held on Mondsy, Februsry 27, at 1l
8-[L in $rait Chspel 8t Wa&e Fore$
UniveBiry. Aftcr tlle memorid servicr, the farnivwill rcceive friends at
the Chapel ln lieu of flowers, m€modal donatiors may be made to the
WsLe For€st Unhrersity Scholarship
70th Armor)Called recently from
825 Fleming Ct., Pensacola FL
32514. Wasnit aware of our club
― but he is now.
」im joined
wlthout hesltationo Seems he had
an uncle, Lt.CLYDE PADGETT, F19th
who was KIA on 」an. 3, 1951. Jim
ls anxlous to hear from anyone
who might remember Clyde Padgett.
Lt. Col. ALEXAT{DER JAl,lES
(3/70 Armor, Augsburg
Germany'70) of 825 Flemlng Ct.,
Pensacola FL 32514 is looking
for anyone who can give him any
i nformati on regarding is
uncle's service with the 24th.
CAPERS
I Lt. CLYDE P. PADGETT
(F lgth) arrived in Korea on
July 27, 1950 and was KIA on
Jan. 3, I951.
He was
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Rept
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and otJr-
er sporfs proSrarB. He fas an avid
gotrer and s memb€r of tlrc Pine
blook CounEy Club. He is survived
by his wife, B€ss, and thrce dawhterE and their f8tllilies, Nancy and
Jim Anundson of Rdeigh and grmd.
children, 'Ifictor Brown and Deatma
Brcwn; Pat snd Jim Holshouser of
Soutlrem Pines and their daughter,
GttW, rnd husband John MiDs, and
great-grsnddsuShters Holly and
Maggte; Linda and Tom Sinms of
Windon.salem and grandchildren
Jefi Simms 8rd Arny Simn$ a sis€r,
Uinnie Psrb
Lt.Col. ALEXANDER
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