1ST MARINE DIVISION - COMMAND DIARY - JUNE 1952• DECLASSIFIED 0728/143 Al2 S er 0 0 2 JUL 18 1952 SECOND ENDORSEMENT on CO HQBn lstMarDiv ltr eer 2285-5~ of 3 Jul 195:C From: Commanding

1ST MARINE DIVISION - COMMAND DIARY - JUNE 1952

Korean War

Korean War Project Record: USMC-1266

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United States Marine Corps History Division

Quantico, Virginia

Records: United States Marine Corps

Unit Name: 1st Marine Division

Depository: National Archives and Records Administration

Location: College Park, Maryland

Editor: Hal Barker

Korean War Project

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SECOND ENDORSEMENT on CO HQBn lstMarDiv ltr eer 2285-5~ of 3 Jul 195:C

From: Commanding General, Fleet Marine r·orce, Pacific To: Commandant or tne Marine Corps

Subj: Command Diary for June 1952

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2. This endorsement is downgraded to unclassified upon detachment from the enclosure.

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Copy to: CG, lstMarDiv (Reinf)

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FIRST ENOORSEMENT on CO HQ,Bn latMarDiT LAO/lac A9-4/l aer 2285-52 of 3 Jul 1952

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Commanding General, 1st Marine Division (Reinf), FMF Commandant of the Marine Corps Commanding General, Fleet Marine Force, Pacific

Command Diary for June 1962

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2. The security classification of this endorsement is removed when detached from the basic document.

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Commanding Officer Commandant of the Marine Corps (J.) Commanding General., 1st Marine Division, (Reint) (2) Commanding General, Fleet Marine Force, Pacific

Subj: Command Diary for June 1952

Ref: (a) Division General Order Number 40 or 10.@r52 {b

0) Part E, Chapter 11 (Change 4), MOM

( ) FMFPac General Order Number 2J. (Rev) or 11Mar52

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Encl: (1) Headquarters Battalion Command Diary for June 1952, with ~pendices (I) through (IX) attached.

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This renort covers the a..ctivi ties ot.' the Battalion \·.hile the Divio·~on Comm[:;Jld Pont v1as located at YONGJI-RI, Korea, (CS1.01885), ond operc:.teG ther•eat from 1 June 1952 to 30 June 1952. This report D.J_so :tncludes the o,ctivities of the Recm1neissance Compa.l1y end the lliJ.i tary Police Compa.lly.

The Division CommE.ITld'Post was protected by eight outposts, five of i'rhich 1:ere manned by members of the machine gun section of the Division Gu,::~..rd, and three by personnel of the 1st SigneJ. Battalion. These outponts form the perimeter of the Command Post. Six men o.nd one .30 coJ_:tber mochine gun comprise each of seven of the outposts; six men, one • 50 coJ.iber machine gun, and one .30 coJ.iber light machine gun comprise the eie;hth. JUl outposts had phone comnmnications 'Hith the Division CommDnd Post. Fil,e ond security patrols provided lnter command poot security.

ReconnDissonce CompC1Xly 1:1o.s located at HONDOK-TONG, Korea (BB-973852) fror.-t 1 June 1952 through 30 June 1952. Reconnaisoonce Company remo.ined attached to 1st Amphibian Tractor Battellon throur;hout the. period. The compony was given a sector of re sponsib:i..J_l ty Dl1d this consisted of screening the east and south bonks of the IMJH1 River from (BS959889) to ( BS955835). ReconnaisSa'1cc Company reported fen• the period 1 June through 19 June oll three plo,toons ·were on line; the 1st platoon '·:as in the northern half of the company sect6r of responsibility, the 2nd plo.toon in the southern halt.' of the company sector, Cllld the 3rd platoon monned a front line poo:l t.l.on between the 1st DJ.1d 2nc1 platoons. On :2.0 June, it '\·ran reportG,cl that the 2nd platoon W.1ich wo,s in the southern half of the compony sector assumed a poei tion on the MLR between the J.st and 0rc1 platoons throt1{5hout the remainder of the period. 1st Amphib:lon Tractor Battalion o,ssumed responoibili ty of the terl".i tory previounJ_J, occupied by the 2nd platoon. At the close of the Deri- .. od the lot platoon IV",:to loc .:tted ot (BS969876), the 2nd platoon ... at

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(BS368869) 1 ond the 3rd plo.toon at (BS965856) and the1r mios1on consioted of ncreening the east and nouth bank of the IMJIM River from (BSSG5S9J.) to (BS959850). Patrols vrere diopatched dur:1.ng the period. The compony continued to man its asoigned sector of the MLR throuchout the remainder of the period.

Mill tory Police Compeny vJas located at YONG-PUNG-NI 1 Korea, ( DT-108876), end operated thereat from 1 June 1952 to 30 June 1952. The compony 'I:JD.D compr.tned of five tro.ffic platoons, one police plo.toon, ond one heo.c1quo.:rters platoon (motor tranoport oection attached to headquartero pl~.:,_toon). '!he traf'f1c plo.toons maintained traffic control onc1 necurity resuJ.ations vlith patrols ond 11 Check Points" on the HSR. The Police Pl o.toon opero.ted Dnd matnt al.ned the Di-v isJ.on Brig o...T'ld the Prisoner of War Stockade. Security l"lo.s maintained lJ.i thin the Company Commond Po ot ivi th two sentinels at the Divis.ton Prisoner of ~var Stocko.de, t-vm sentinels at the Div:i.sion Brig, tuo po.trols during the hours of de.rkness, o..11d one patrol during the l::.ouro of deYlight. The compCl!ly provided eentinelo for the t't\'9nty-four (24) hour posts at the main entr.:mce to the Divioion Commanc1 Poet and at the Commending Generel 1 o quarters.

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1 June

The da11y routine, normal vJork assignmento ond security measures v1ere car::::'ied out during the dey. Coloro ".r:cre roised C:).t OBOOI. The Headquro"ters Commondant Section battLed dirt to fill :Ln the oreo. [1round the fl DB pole in the G- Sections and cut c;rao s <::nd i·reeds Hi thln the Di v ioion Commo.nd Po ct. The Poot Off ice reported t.ho.t one pouch of ReE;ietered Hail, one pouch of First Class Mail, atld three bago of Porcel Poet were r•eceived at 1530I ond distributed z:tt 16451. The Heo.dquorterc Battalion Motor Transport Section reported that the e stirno.ted amount of corgo hauled during the doy 1·1as thirty (30) ton. Road conc1i tiono 1-1ere reported to have been fo~Lr throughout the day.

Reconnz:,_iooSJ.lCe Compony c o.rried out the da:'!.J.y routine 1 nOl"'moJ. uork c.es:tcnrnentn <:~nd security measures at the Company Command Foot. The lot, a1d end 3rd platoons i'lere on line mo.nning a oector of the Z.rL~. Tl:e order of be.ttJ.e \vas c::ts follOivs: The 1st platoon uao in the northern half of the compeJlY oector or re sponoi bill ty 1 the 2nd platoon .in the nouthern half of the compoJlY sector, ond the 3rd ple.toon r:1o.nned a front line posi t.ton bet1·reen the 1st and 2nd ·,_;J.atoons. .AlJ. plo.toons reported negative enemy contact dur:i.ng the period. Subo8Quent do.,ylight po.trolo failed to loco.te my tro.cks or other evidence of enemy activity. Security patrols opers.tlng

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across the resr of the compsny sector end the compEtny security outpont~; reported nego.tive enemy contact during the period

Mill tory Police Company carried out the normaL work assignments, oecurlty measures end traffic control during the day. At 0950I, one prostitute was appreh~nded in the vicinity of 1st Service BattDJ.lon. At 1800I, three men were dispatched to Hes_dqut~rtern Battalion Thes.tre in connection with a shovJ entitled 11 StDrs vJithout Boro 11 presented to members of the Battalion by the Division Bc:nd. At g)55I, the 11North Pe,trol 11 apprehended one prostitute. TvJenty-six (26) Korean civ.ilLsns were tolten into cuntody ond del:i.vered to the refugee camp during the period. Tro.i'fic control ond oecuri ty regulations 1.-rere enforced on the MSR Hi th four trs.ffic P!:ttroJ. s ond eight 11 Check Points. 11

2 June

The clo;iJ.y routine, normal work assignments snd secu.ri ty me asure s were carried out at the Division Commend Post. rrhe Headquorters Comm.::1lldt1nt Section ha.u:Led dirt to fill in the area around the no.g pole in the G-Sections snd cut gross Dnd ueeds l.vi thin the Division Commond Post. rrhe Post Office reported that one pouch of Regioterod Noil, one pouch of E'irst Cla.ss Mail, Dnd four bs.3s of Parcel Post l.•Iere rec8ived at 1530I and distributed at 1630I. The He adquarteP u Battalion Hotor Transport Section reported that the estimated a.mount of corgo hauJ.ec1 durlng the doy was thirty (30) ton. Roo.d Jonditions l.•Jere reported to have been fair throughout the dclY•

Reconnoisconce Company reported that the 1st, 2nd ond 3rd plo.toolH; o:, line continued to msn a sector of the MLR. Ne;:;ative enemy conto.ct 1w.s reported by all plotocns. Between 1450I Dnd :t?05I, fifteen (15) rounds of enemy [1rtillery fire fell in the company Gector o1' responoibility. The place where they fell are as follD'lrJs: Nine rounds fell o.t (BS976860), three o.t (BS97.tl861), one at (Es~·76860) 1 Dl1d two o.t (BSJ73864). No doJnoge was reported nor cauuoJ.ties :Lnfl.icted. rn.1e reo.r 1:1.reo. secur.i.ty patroJ.s end the compony secur:Lty outpont B reported negative enc my con to.c t during the period.

Military Police Company, at 0855I, reported that eight proctitutes 1·1ere evacuoted to SIT:8lJL, Korea. At 1605I, two prostitutes w2re t~pprehended in the vicin:lty of SEOUL, Korea. At 1820I, one prostitute was opprehenc1ecJ. in the vicinity of 1st Mo.rines. At 2015!, t1·m pronti tute s ivere apprehended in the vic.l.ni ty of "A" Company, lot I>1edical Battalion. At 2330I, four prostitutes v1ere

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apprehended ·in the vicinity of 11 X RAY BRIDGE.11 Forty-seven (47) Kore o,.YJ. civiliDns "totere token into custody ond delivered to the refugee co.mlJ during the period. Traffic· control ond security ree;uJ.o.ticnc l·Jere enforced on the MSR 1-1i th four trotfic patrols ond eic;ht 11 Checlc Points."

3 June

The dai:l.y routine, nol"moJ. 1r10rk assignments snd security measures \'Jere CDl"r•ied out at the Division Comm.:md Post. The Headquarter c Comm.::111clant Se ct:i.on hauJ.ed stone to construct a re t·ain:~ng -vwJ.l £'~t the Fie:LJ. Officers' )less, bUlldozed the area around the Field Officcro 1 Ness, continued construction on soni tary heads in all o.reo.s 1·;itl:..in the Division CommCl!ld Poet, end continued conotruction on a nhccl for the BattDJ.ion V.otor Pool. The Post Office reoorted tho.t one pot·ch of Registered !.fail, one pouch of F'irst Class· Mail, c:.nd one b.::1.c; of Porcel Post were received at 1700I end distributed o.t 17451. The Headquarters Bo.ttelion Motor Tronsport Section reported that the e stimuted amount of cargo hauJed during the doy was forty ( 4..0) ton. Ro~cd condi tiono 'ttere reported to have been fair throvc;hout the day.

Recomlalooonce Company reported that the 1st, 2nd E~nd 3rd plo.toono on line continued to mon a sector of the MLR. All platoons on line reported negative enemy contact durin0 the period. Du~ing

the pel"'iocl five ro undo of e st.imo.ted 76mm enemy e.rtiJ.lery fire fell in the 31d platoon 1 s oector at (BS970863). No damo.ge was reported nor casuol tie o lnfJ.icted. The rear are a security p~trols o.nd the compony necurity outposts reported nego.tive enemy contact dur:"Lng the period.

Mil:i.t.::~ry Police Company, at 0055I, reported that one prootitute 1::Tao apprehended in the vic.Ln:lty of let Service BattaU.on. At 0500I, one prostitute 't·Jao apprehended in the vicin.'Lty of lot Hotor 'l1ronnport Bo.ttaJ.ion. At 0900I, two prooti tuteo 11ere evo.cuated to SEOUL, Kore~t. At 1300!, two prostituteo 'tvere DJ~prehended ln the v :i.cini ty of VN0-6. At J.1.15I, tv.ro prostitute o M~re apprehended in the vicinity of 63 o.rea, ASD. Tw·enty-seven (27) Koreon civ:i.lions vrere tolcen into custody .9nd delivered to the refuc;ee co.n;p dul"inc the period. Tro.t'fic control bud security reguJ..at.Lons were enforced on the IviSR with four traffic patrols and eight 11 Check Pointo. II

4 Jur1e

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ters Commoncl.a11t Section ht1.uled stone to conotruct a rets.ining "VIall at the Field Officers' Ness, continued construction on a shed for the Battalion Hotor Pool, end continued construction on sanitary heads 1.·ri thln the Division Command Post. The Post Office reported that one pouch of Regiotered Nail, one pouch of First Class l4:a11, and four boGS of Parcel Post were received at J.600I and distributed e.t 1700I. The Headquarters Battalion Motor Transport Section reported tho.t the estimated amount of cz:l!'go hauled during the dey 'l.'ID.B th.l.rty-one ( 31) ton. Road condi tlono t~re reported to have been f tJ . .Lr throughout the d sy.

Reconnctissance CompCllly reported that the 1st, 2nd ro1d 3rd platoons on line continued to man a sector of the 1-LR. All platoons on line reported nege.tive enemy conttJ.ct durlng the period. The rear El.ree. security patrols screened the company oector o.nd reported negative enemy contact. The company security outposts reported negative enemy contact during the period. Supply status remained good throuc;hout the period.

MilittJrY Police Company, at 0950I, reported that one prosti-tute \vas evaCUEtted to SEO~, Korea. T"Vrenty-two ( 22) Kore:m civilions 'tvere tcli:en into custody ond delivered to the refugee camp during the period. Tre.ffic control Cllld security regtil. at ions 1-Jere enforced on the HSR with four tra.ffic patrols and eight "Check Points. 11

5 Jur.LS

The daily routine, normDl work assignments and security meetsurea v.rere C[:rried out at the Divis:Lon Comm.:md Post. '!he HeEtd.quartero Commonc1a..11t Section continued construction on sanitary heo.ds in oll area.o 't·li thin the Division Commend Post and continued construct.Lon on e. shed for the BattC~~ion Motor Pool. The Foot Office reported thnt one pouch of Registered Mail, one pouch of First Class Ma.i.l, Dl1(1 three b~s of Parcel Post \'lere received at 1930! Dnd distributed [tt 2015I. The Headquarters Battalion Hotor Transport Section reported that the e stime.ted amotll1t of corgo hauled durinc; the dsy 1-rao thirty (30) ton. Road condi tiono "\'Jere reported to h.:1.ve been fair tl'~roughout the d[:Jy.

Reconno.i osance Compony reported that the 1st, 2nd s..nd 3rd platoons on line continued to men a sector of the HLR· At 1515I, a group of men locD.ted at (PS955833) from the lst plD,toon recc::i.ved small ~.1.rmo fire from (BS945886). 6'pore.C:ic automatic fire l~ep't; this group of r.1en pinned do~m end e.s a result artillery fire had to be coJ.led on until the enemy ceased fir.lng. At l830I, they finallY v1ere able to return to their original ponition in the 1st ple.toon along the dike (BS957882). No casual ties were inflicted

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durinG this per:tod. Four rotmdo of 82mm enemy mortar fire fell in the corapD.l'ly sector at (BS95?884). No dl:ll!lage was reported nor co.suoltien :inflicted. The rear area security p.:;~.troJ.s a.11d the company necu.rity outposts reported negative enemy contact durin[:j the per:i.o d.

Mili tory Police Company, at 09roi, reported that thirteen (J.3) · prostitutes 1.vere eve.cuated to E~EOt"L, Korea. At 1505I, t'\'10 prostitutes vJere oppl,ehended in the vicinity of lot Engineer Battolion. At 20181, one prostitute "t·ms a~:.,prehended in the vicinity of the Division vntter point. Twenty-five (25) Korean civilians 1.-1ere token into cuntody and delivered to the refueee camp dtrr':i.ng the period. Trai'fic control end security regul s.tions 't'lere enforced 6n the !J.SR ·,ri th fovr trctffic patrols ond eight "Check Points."

6 June

The d.:J.11Y routine, norms~ work assignments and security meaoures 't'Iere ccll'ried out at the Division Commonc1 Post. The Headquo.rters Commcnc1ont Section continued conotruction on soni t.:cry he ads in o.ll o..re .::1.0 lvi thin the Division CommD.lld Post, end continued conotruction on a nhed for the Battalion Motor Pool. 'Ihe Post Office reported that one pouch of Regi Etered Mail, t1.-10 pouches of First Class l·i.~til, Dnd twelve (12) bo.go of Parcel Post were received at 1900I onc1 distributed at 2015I. Six bags of PDrcel Post '\'rere received s.t J.530I Dl1d diotributed o.t J.600I. The Headquarters Battalion Hotor Tronsport Section reported. that the e st:i.mated omount of co.rc;o h.::tuJ.ed durinc:.; the dt:;y \'J]D..S thirty (30) ton. Road con-di t:~ono Here reported to ho.ve been fair throughout the do,y.

Reconno.isaance Company reported that the 1st, 2n<1 end 3rd platoons on line continued to man a sector of the MLR. .All pls.toons on line reported negative enemy contact during the period. At lOOOI, one patrol crosned the IliJ1:l>1 River by rubber boat to seo.rch for J.:Lll.e cronoero. There was evidence of frequent foot tro.ffic in the entire ares.. This patrol returned at 14001. Eleven rounds of enemy srti:l.J.ery fire fell in the 2nd pl~}toon' s nector at (BS96584:5). These rotmds were ident:tfied by fuse tips to have been 76mm ortilJ.ery ond to hove been fired f:·om a gun J.oco.ted o.t (BS92J.i356). The compony secur:·~ty outposts reported nego.tive enemy conto.ct durlng the period.

Hili t.sl~~r Police Compon;y, at CJ930I 1 reported that tHo pro sti-tvte s uePc ev o.cuated to f£0UL, Korea. Thirty-ti·Jo (32) Koreon civiJ.iono Here tol;:en into custody ond deJ.ivel.,ed to the refugee canro dur.tng the period. Tro.ffic control s11c1 security ree;uJ.at.i.ono I'Jere enforced on the HSR t·Ji th four traffic pt:;trol s end e lgh t "Checl::. Poi.rt-tB."

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The daJ..J.y routine, normal. 1."1ork assignments and security me asureo \'rere carried out at the Division Commond Post. The Headquo.rters Commo.ndont Section continued construction on sanitary heo.clo in all o.reo.s l'rithin the Division CommDnd Post and continued construct:lon on ct ahed for the Battat.ion Motor Pool. The Pont Office reported that one pouch of Registered Ma.il, one pouch of First Class I·IaiJ., snd eight bago of Parcel Post were received at 1530I snd distributed at 1630I. The Headquarters Battolion Motor Tra.tlsport Section reported that one jeep needed tuneup and wad deadlined durin[; the day. The estimated amount of csrgo hau.l.ed during the dsy vra.s forty-two ( 42) ton. Roctd condi tiona 1rmre reported to have been fair throughout the day.

Reconnr.1iooance Company reported that the let, 2nd and 3rd platoons on line reported nego.tive enemy contact during the period. No incoming fire \'las received this date. Supply status remoJ.ned good throu,:jhout the period. 1he company security outposts reported nego.tive en'3my contact during the period.

lvlllitc:ry Police CompDny, at 1705I, reported tht:1.t ttoJo prostitutes v1ere o.;pprehended in the vicin.".ty of the Division Commond Post. Twenty-oeven (27) Koreall civiliallS were tal{en into custody end delivered to the refugee camp during the period. Traffic control and security re/.julo.tlons were enforced on the MSR uith four tra!fic patrols end eight "Check Points. 11

8 Juno

The daily routine, normal work assignments and security measures were carried out at the Division Commond Poot. The Headqu~rters Commr.1ndont Section continued construction on sanitary heo.ds ln oll al"8C~.£l \·rithin the Dlvislon Command Post and continued construction on a ohed for the Battru.:Lon Motor Pool. The Post Office reported ths.t one pouch of Registered Mail, one pouch of First Class HatJ.., and four bogs of Parcel Post were received at 1600I and d1otr:Louted at 1715I. The Headquarters Battalion Motor Trenoport Section reported that four vehicles were deadlined for normol PM checks o,nd minor repairs during the day. One truck \-Jao dispatched to .sprinkle water on roado within the Divis.\. on Commo11d Post to keep the dust settle. '!he estimated DJD.ount of cargo hau.l.ed dur:tnG the dey \vas forty-five (45) ton. Road conditions lvere r0portea to have been fair throughout the day.

Reconnaisoance Company reported that the lot, 2nd end 3rd platoons on l:Lne continued to man a sector of the MLR. All platoons

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on line reported negative enemy contact during the period. One boat team vJi th communics.tor wae dispatched to ley wire to Kimpo areo connecting i'lhiskey and \~!ink switchboards. At 1445!, four rounds of enemy artillery fire fell in the company sector at (BB-961845). These rounds were believed to have been fired from a 76mm gun located at (BS921856). At 1545!, one round of la:>mm morter f .l.re fell in the company sector at (BS95l842). The company security outposts reported negative enemy contact during the period.

M1li tary Police Company, at 1515!, reported that two pro stitute s l'rere epprehended near the security police 11 Check Point. 11

At 1615!, one prostitute was apprehended in the vicinity of let Service Battalion. At 0025!, one prostitute was received from the CIC. Twenty (20) Korean civiliens were taken into custody and delivered to the refugee camp during the period. Traffic control z:,nd oe curi ty reguJ. at ions were enforced on the MSR with four trs!fic patrolo end eight 11 Check Points."

9 June

The daily routine, normDJ. work assignments tmd oecuri ty measures were carried out at the Division Command Post. The Headquarters Commandant Section continued construction on sanitary heads in all areo.s within the Division Command Post and continued construction on a shed for the Battalion Motor Pool. The Post Office reported that one pouch of Regi sterad Mail, one pouCh of Firat Class Mail, and six bags or Parcel Post were received at 1 ?OOI and distributed at 1 745!. The Headquarters BattaLion Motor Treneport Section reported that roads within the Division Command Post were watered to lteep the dust down. During the period one vehicle wo.s dispatched to pick up supplies. The estimated amount of cargo haUled during the day was forty-four ( 44) ton. Roed conditions were reported to have been fair throughout the dey.

Reconnaissance Company reported that the let, 2nd and 3rd platoons on line continued to man a sector of the MLR. During the period, one anti-tank platoon from ~1e 5th Marines moved into Re connaiss:mce Company's eector to deliver fire on enemy targets. The rear area security patrols and the company security outposts reported negative enemy contact during the period.

Military Police Company, at 0920I, reported tt1at seven prostit~..:tes vvere evacuated to SEm.L, Korea. At 21.55!, one prostitute was apprehended in the vicinity of tt1e Division Command Post. At 2400I, one prootitute was ~prehended in the vicinity of let Service Battalion. Forty-two { 42) Korean civilians were taken into custody onc1 delivered to the refugee camp during the period. Tra!.fic

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control w1d security regul ~.tiona were enforced on the MSR ·with fl)ur traffic patrols ond eight 11 01eck Points. 11

10 June

The do.ily rout:Lne, normaL 1.110rk assignmen to and security me asures were co.rried out at the Division Commond Post. The Headquo.rters Commondont Section continued construction on sanitory heo.ds in aU. are en >:;;i thin the Division Commond Post ond continued construction c t1 a ched for the BattaLion Motor Pool. The Post Office reported th~.t one pouch of Registered Mall, one pouch of First Class 1~~-iJ.., and six b~_gs of Parcel Post were received at 1700I ond distributed at J.745I. The Headquarters Battalion Motor Tra.flsport Section reported that the roo.ds vlithin the Division Comm~nd Post a'1c1 thcl roo.d le~.ding to the o,tr strip were watered to keep the dust dmm. One vehicle V'las dispatched to pick up supplies. The e otimated amour~t of CD.l"go haUled during the day was forty-four (44) ton. Road condi tiona were reported to have been fair throughout the day.

ReconnoissDnce CompD!ly reported that the lst 1 2nd and 3rd platoons on line continued to man CJ. sector of the :tvn:..R. All platoons on line reported neg~.t1 ve enemy con tact during the period. Supply status remo.lned good throughout the period. JUl rear o.rea security patrolo ond the company security outposts reported negDtive enemy contact during ti1e period.

11'.1111 tcl.I'Y Police Company, at 0220I 1 reported that t1vo prostitutes vJere ElJ)prehended in the vicinity of the Division CommCl!ld Post. At 2230I, five prostitutes 1;-..ere apprehended in the vicinity of the 159th Field Artillery BattaLion. Twelve ( 12) Koreon civil ions 1·1ere t.!:!ken into custody and delivered to the refugee camp durine the period. Traffic control and se curl ty regul ationo 1·1ere enforced on the MSR with four traffic patrols and eight uaheck Points. 11

11 June

The dct:D.y routine, normoJ. ivork assignments D.Ild security measure s ,,_ere curried out at the Divi s:lon Com.rnCJnd Post. The He o.dqu 0.rtero Comr:1ondcJ1t Section continwd construction on a shed for the Bo.ttCJJ.lon Motor Pool, he.uled dirt to fill in the area t;lround He.::J.dquartero CompDny, <::nc1 cleoned drCJ.ine.ge ditches liJithin the Div:ls:ton Commond Post. The Post Office reported that one pouch of Regiotered NoJ.l, one-holf pouch of FLeet Class Jiail 1 and four bago of PDrcel Poat uere received at 1530I ond distributed at J.615I. The Headquo.rtero Battolion Not or· TJ;'annport Section reported. that one jeep

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11ao belng rcpo.ired at J.st Motor Tra.YJ.sport Battalion. One vehicle 1·ms dispatched to 11 ASCOl·1 CITY 11 , Korea to pick up supplies for the Battalion Motor Pool. The estimated amount of cDrgo hauled duri.."lg the do.y Har.: forty-three ( 43) ton. ROD.d conditions were reported to have been fair throughout the day.

ReconnaiSSEj1Ce Comps.."lY reported that the J.st, 2nd ond 3rd platoons on line continued to ma."l a. sector of the l>LR. Supply otatus rematned E:;Ood throughout the period. All platoons on line, reD!' are a patrols, Dlld company security outposts reported negative enemy contact durin8 the period.

MilitDry Police Company, o.t 0900!, reported that nine lJror.:titute o 1·rere evacuated to SEOUL, Korea. T1-ren ty-three (23) Koreon civilians uere t.::1l~en into custoCJ,y ond delivered to the refugee camp dur:Lnc~ the period. Traffic control .::1nd security regulations '!.·Jere enforced on tl::.e I~1SR vri th fotu:' troi'fic patrols 1md eight "Check Pointr.:."

12 June

The C:.::d.lY routlne, normal 1-JOrk asoignmento ro1d secur.tty measures \·rere oru."ried out o.t the Division Commond Post. The Headquortero Commond.::1nt Section continued construction on a cl1ed for the BattoJ.ion Motor Pool, ho.uJ.ed dirt to fill in the area around Headquartero Cor.:lpo,..Yly, and cleoned drainage ditches 11ith.tn the Divis:i.on Comm,:md Poet. The Poot Office reported that one pouch of Ree;iotered Mo.i1, one pouch of Firot Class l"lo.il, ond three bags of Parcel Post \'rere received o.t 1600I ~mc1 distributed at J.?OOI. The Heo.dc:uorters Battalion Hotor Tronopor•t Sect:lon reported that three trucks t·rere dispatched to A.SCOlvl CITY, Korea to pick up supplies for Battalion Supply. rrhe e stim<:tted wnoun t of cors 0 havJ.ed during the c~oy 1·JD.S

fort:/ ( t1:0) ton. Road conditions l'rere reported to have been fo.ir throuc;hout the dey.

Reconno,isoonce Company reported tho.t the 1st, 2nd and 3rd plo,t()ono on J.lne contlnuec1 to mDl1 a sector of the HL:.:t. Dur:t.nc; the period, tcu1lo;:c fror.1 11 B 11 Cornpony, lot Tcu1l: Battollon mo~ea. :l.nto the compw1y D.l"O .:::. to deliver fire on enemy po si t:Lons. P~l p1 o.toon o on line, :"'c ,:)_.r Dl"'C a oect.u".l. ty patrol 0 1 ond the co mpony secur :~ ty out};o.sts reportea nc~ative enemy contoct durinG the period.

MilitDl"'Y PoJ.ice Compony, at 0900I, reported tho~t ten (10) Dro :;t:ituteo 'tiel"'e evacuEJ.ted to SEOVL, Korea~ At 1515I, one pronti tute uoJJ

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one prostitute vJao s;ppr•ehendeO. in the vicinity of the 5th Hs.r:i.ne o. Twelve (12) Kore::ln civJ.J.iono vrere token into custody and delivered to the re fuc;ee camp durine; the period. Tra.ffic control and oecu.ri ty regu.1 o.tiono 1·1ere enforced on the MSR 't'li th four trsl'fic patrols ond eight 11 Ch8ck Po:tnts. 11

13 June

The (1ai1y routine, normol work assignments Dnd security meo.sure s t-Jeroe co.rried out at the Div is:Lon Comm.:l.lld Post. Tb.e He adqtw.rters CommoncJ.ont Sectit)n continued construction on a shed for the Battollon Hotor Pool, hmued dirt to fill in the area around HeD.dquartero Comp&1y, ond cleaned dr.:_ lna.ge ditches within the Division Commond Poot. The Poot Office reported that one pouch of Registered Hoil, one pouch of First Claos Mail, ond eighteen (18) bags of Parcel Poot 'tvere received o.t 1600I snd distributed at 1700I. The Heo.dc~uo.rters BattaLion Motor Tronsport Section reported tho.t tvJO trucl;:o 1·rere dispatched to .ASCOH CITY, Korea to pick up supplies for Bo.ttoJ.ion Supply. The e etima.ted aJDount of cargo hauled during the dey vJnr: thirty-eiEjht (38) ton. Rood conditions were reported to ho.ve beel1 r o1r throughout the day.

Reconno.iooro1ce CompDUY reported that the 1st, 2nd and 3rd platoons on 1:lne continued to man a sector of the MLR. PJ.l plo.toons on line, rco.r area security patrols, ond the company security outposts reported negative enemy contact during tl1e period.

Milito.ry Police CompDn.y, o.t 1615I, reported that one prootitute Has apprehended in the vicinity of the Division water point. At 2110I, four }')rosti tute s v1ere apprehended in the vicinity of the Division Commond Foot. At 2400! 1 one prostitute 't·ras apprehended in the vic.'Lnity of the Division water po:Lnt. Five Korean civilians \,Jere to.lmn into custody ond delivered to the refugee csmp c1urint; the period. Traffic control a.'l'ld security reguJ.a.tions were enforced on the }iSR ui th four traffic patrols ond eight 11Check Point o. u

J.4 June

The c1aily routine, normal 't·rork assignments .:111d security meD.sure s were co.rried out at the Division Commond Post. The Heo.dq uorters CommDndont Section continued construction on a shed for the Battel.ion }Iotor Pool, haUled dirt to fill in the orea o.round Heo.d-q uarters Company, and cle one d draino.ge ditches within the Div io1on Commond Post. The Post Office reported that one pouch of Fil'•st Class Mail Ha.s received o.t 1525I .:111d d:tstributed at 1600I. · T~·Jentyfour (24) cnco of ParceJ. Post I·Jere received o.t 1J.30I ond diotributed o.t 1350I. ~ehe Headquarters Battelion Notor 'rransport Section reported thct t\ro 'crucks vrere c1iopo.tched to ASCO!-~ CITY, Korea to pick

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up oupplic::G for Battalion Supply. The estimated amount of co..rgo hauJ.ed clur.L~3 the dey was forty (40) ton. Roe.d condit.Lons i·rere reported to have been f.::Jir throughout the doy.

Reconnoissonce Company reported that the 1st, 2nd md 3rd platoons on line continued to man a sector of the MLR. All platoons on line reported negative enemy contact durlng the period. Tv;o rounds of e ntimated 82mm enemy mortsr fire fell nesr the mud-flc:.ts on the IlfJIH River D.t (BS955886). Tanks l<rhich CDJlle into the compeny area c.n 12 June departed from the company sector this date. Supply oto.tus remained eood thro~1out the period. The comp:my oecu.ri ty outpoot s reported nego.tive enemy con tact durint; the period.

Mili tor~l Police Compony, at 0930I, reported that siX prostitutes t·rere evacuated to SEOUL, Korea. Twenty-three (23) Korean civiliano lrere taken :i.nto custody ond delivered to the refugee camp durinc the period. Tre.ffic control and security regu.lD.tions were enforced on the MSR with four tro.ffic patrols snd [email protected] 11 Check Points. 11

15 June

The daily routine, normal work assignments end security measure s i"lerc CDrried out at the Division Command Post. The Heo.dquo..rters Commonclont Section continued construction on a shed for the Battalion !~tor Pool, hauled dirt to fill in the area around Headquarters Cornpony, Dnd cle.::Jned drainage ditches i'l<'ithin the Division Cornmond Po st. The Post Office reported that one pouch of' Registered Mail, one pouch or Firnt Class Moil, Md seven bags or Parcel Foot 'i·:ere received at 1600! ~md di otri buted at 1 700I. The Headquortero Battalion Motor Tr.:msport Section reported tho.t the e stimo.ted amount of' corgo haul.ed during the dey was forty-one ( 4J_) ton. Road concli t:tonn ,,Jere reported to have been fair throughout the doy.

Reconno.isnc9.11ce Company reported that the 1st, 2nd ond 3rd platoons on line continued to men a sector of the MLR. SUpply status remained cood throughout the period. All plD.toons on line, rear [rea security patrols ond the compony oecurity outposts reported negative enemy contact during ti1e period.

Milito.:ry POlice Company I at 0150I, reported that ten (10) prootitute s 1o1ere opr.;rehended in the vicinity of the 159th Field Artillery Battalion. A't 0945!1 ten (10) prostitutes v1ere evacuated to &'EOtL,

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Koreo .• At J.600I, ti'JO prostitutes vrere spprehended in the vicinity of \n-ID-6. At J.905I, one prooti tute 1·1as DJ?prehended in the vicinity of Reconnoiooonce Comp~ll1Y• Twenty-three (23) KOl''ean civiJ.icno 11ere talten ln to custody ond delivered to the refuc;ee co.mp d. urine; the period. Trc;.·f.i.c control w1d oecuri ty regu.1.D.tions 1trere ·enforced on the l•fSR I'll th four traffic no.trols c.nd eight "Check Polnts. 11

J.6 June

The d~d.J.y routine, normol 1-1ork assi[:,11ments a.Tld security meo.sure o I·Jerc carried out u.t the D1vio1on Commend Po ot. The Headqucl.rters Comm.:mdont Secti('m continued construction on o. ched for the Battolicn Hotor Pool, ho,uJ..ed cart to fill in the area around Heodquarter[J Comp[:)ny, ond cleoned dralnoge ditches I'Jithin the Divis.'~on Comma.rtd PoGt. The Post Office reported that one pouch of Regiotered Hoil, one pouch of Flrot ClasQ 1-io.iJ., ond three bogs of Parcel Poot vJCre receivecl .~.t 1510! a.l'ld distributed at 1545I. The He adq uorters Battalion Motor Tro.nsport Section reported that one vehicle '.JD.[J diQpatched to SEOUL~ Korea ond K-16. The e Qtimated amotm.t of co.l"GO hauled durinc: the day 1;1as thirty-nine (39) ton. Roo.d concH tio1w uere repartee: to hove been fair throu0hout the d.o:y.

Reconna:Lso[:)nce Company reported that the lot, 2nd ond 3rd platoons on l.i.ne continued to mon a sector of the 1-LR. Durin[; the period three rou.rtds of 82rurn enemy mortar fire fell ln the company sector. 1110 t:'Lme ~d place v'zhere they fell are as foJ.J.or,-;s: At 1840!, one round fell at (BS956884). At 19J.5I, t1vo rounds fell at {BSQG~;~j77). No do.mt:~ge l'fao reported nor caDuo..lties .tnflicted. Supply status reml:lJ.ned (jOod throughout the period. All platoons· on 11ne, re D.r Etre a security patrols, Cll1d the company secur:L ty outposts re)ortod neeative enemy contact dur:Lne the period.

1·l'Llitory Police Company, c.t 09001, rei:,ortcd that six prostitutes ·uel'C evacuated to SEOUL, Korea. Tl·Ienty-five (25) Korean civiJ.im1s uore evacuated to the refugee camp dut':Lng the period. Tro.ffic control o.nd securl ty regu.J.o.tions '!.-Jere enforced on the MBR 1dth four traffic patrols snd eight 11 Check Points. 11

17 June

The uaiJ.;}r rout:Lne, normal I·Jork asoignmen ts l:ll1d security me asure s t·mre corried out at the Divi s:ton Commond Post. The He adquc.:.rters Commondont Section completec1 constructlon on the r . .hed for the BattaLion Hotor Pool, completed c('mstructed on a booth for the Eatto~i.ion ~:,he8.tre, sto.rted construction on clothes lines l'lith:'Ln the DlV.i.f:LLon Command Foot, leveled t;round for tl'JO tents in the G-2 Sect:Lon, co!:tpJ.e ted construction on c. screened he ad for KSC J.o.borers,

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and c1ec1ned drainsge ditches and repaired cUlverts within the Division Command Post. The Post Office reported that one pouch or Registered Mail, one pouch of First Class Mail, and four bags of .Parcel .Post were received at 1530I and distributed at 1630I. The Headquarters BatteJ..ion Motor Transport Section reported that one vehicle was dispatched to the 5th Marines. The estimated amount ~· · of c~trgo haUled during the dey was forty-one (41) ton. Road con-'; di ti ons 'to!Sre reported to have been fair throughout the ds.,y.

Reconnaissance Company reported that the 1st, 2nd and\ 3rd platoons on line continued to men a sector of the MLR. At 1325!, six rounds of 82mm enemy mortar fire fell at (BS966864). At 2235!, one men ,w.s observed running towe..rd a position located at ( BB-965864). Patrols were dispatched. Later one man end one women were opprehended end taken to Headquarters, 1st .Amphibian Tractor Battalion. All security patrols ~~d the company security outposts reported negative enemy contact during the period.

Military .Police Company, at 0915I, reported that one prostitute was evacue.ted to SEOtrr.., Korea. Sixty-two (62) Korean civilions were t!\ken into custody and delivered to the refugee camp during the period. Traffic control and security regUlations were enforced on the MSR with tour traffic patrols and eight 11 Cl1eck Points. 11

18 Jtme

The daily routine, normal work assignments end security measures were carried out at the Division Command Post. The Headquarters Comrnendant Section contirJ,ued construction on. clothes lines within the Division Commend Post, leveled the ground for t\'m tents in the G-2 o~ea, end cleaned drainage ditches and cUlverts within the Division Command Post. The .Post Office reported that no mail was received this date. The Headquarters Battalion Motor Tra~sport Section reported that the estimated amount of cargo haUled during the day ~<Jas thirty-n.tne (39) ton. Road condi tiona were reported to have be~·,n fair throughout the day.

Reconnaissance Company reported that the 1st, 2nd ond 3rd platoons on line continued to man a sector or the MLR. ~1 platoons on l.tne reported negative enemy conte.ct during the period. At 2330!, nine Korean civilians were round in the company area. They were apprehended by personnel from Mtli tary Police Company for further disposition. Supply status remained good throughout the period. The company security outposts reported negative enemy contact durinc; the period.

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Military Police Company, at 10001, reported that two prostitutes were evacuated to SEOUL, Korea. At 2245!, one prostitute was apprehended in the vicinity or let Marines. Forty-nine (49) Korean civilians were token into custody and delivered to the refugee comp during the period. Traffic control and security regulations were enforced on the MBR with four traffic patrols ond eight "Check Points."

19 June

The daily routine, normal work assignments and security measures ~re carried out at the Division Command Post. The Headquarters Cor::mondant Section continued construction on clothes lines within the Division Command Poet, and cleaned drainage ditches and repaired cUlverts within the Division Command Post. n1e Post Office reported that three bEJgs of First Class Mail and eight bogs of Pe.rcel Post were received at 1600! and distributed at 1700!. The Headquarters Battalion Motor Transport Section reported that one vehicle was deadllned during the day due to repairs (tuneup). rrhe e stimDted amount of ce.rgo haUled during the day was thirtyseven (37) ton. Road conditions were reported to have been fair throughout the dey.

Reconnaissance Company reported that the 1st, 2nd and 3rd platoons on line continued to man a sector of the MLR. At 0530!, personnel from Reconnaissance Company assisted the Civil Affairs Section in removing the reoidents of CHOJIP-TONG, Korea from their home:e. Suppl.'/ status remained good throughout the period. The company security outposts reported negative enemy contact dtwing the period.

Military Police Compsny, o.t 0545!, reported that t\'lO prostitutes were crpprehended in the vicinity of Reconnaissonce Compa.'1y. At 203JI, t1vo prostitutes were a:::·.prehended in the Division area. At 21551, t1-10 more prostitutes were apprehended in the vicinity of the Division ctrea. Twenty-seven (27) Korean civilians were tvken into cuBtody and delivered to the refugee camp during the period. Trotflc control end security regUlations 11rere enforced on the NSR w1 th four traffic patrols ond eight 11Check Points. II

20 June

The daily routine, normeJ. work assignments and security meo.sures were co.rried out at the Division Command Post. The Headquarters Commandont Section erected three squad tents for Division

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LegaL, coru:tructed a cornent base for eorb~e and trash houoeo :ln back of' the general mess, cut grass and bruoh within the Division ComrnoncJ. Po ct, buJ.J.clo zed an are a for a bc:ll diamond, constructed t e.ble s .:)nd broom ro.cks for the Be.tta1 ion Mess, ond ole a.l1ed dre..in~1e;e ditches -;·Jith.in the Divio:i.on Command Poot. The Post Office reported thD.t one bog of First CJ.. ass 1-da.i.l D.."ld twenty-two (22) bogs of Po.rceJ. Post ~:ere received at J.610I ond distributed e.t l705I. T.'.:e I-Ieadquartel'O BattaL:Lon Motor Tronsport Eection reported t.!:D.t tuo vehicles rJCre dispatched to ASCOM CITY, Korea to pick U) nt.~ppJ.ieo for Batta11on Supply. The estimated amount of carc;o houJ.ec1 c1urinc; the day 1iJas thirty-eit;ht (:58) ton. RDD.d concU tions \'Jere reported to ho.:ve been fe.ir throughovt the do.y.

Reconnoiooonce Company reported that durinc; the period, the :~:nd platoon assumed a position bet1-reen the 1st and 3rd platoons. The order of b[~_ttle '.:as no1·1 changed :ln the folJ.o1..r.tnG order: The lnt pJ..~:toon v:o.s J.oco.ted at (BS969876), tl:e 2nd pJ..:::toon lias at (BSS68869), cl.!1d the 3rd platoon o.t (BS965856). J.nt Arnphibiol1 Tractor Bo.t"cs~1ion s.ssumed re nponoib11i ty of the terri tory previouoly occt1}1iec1 by the 2nd platoon. At 0730I, four Korean civiliDl1D, d.1o \·Jere DJ:Y rehended :tn the compon;<I area dur.l.nc; the !1iCl~t 1 1.rerc foruorded to I-Ie o.c1CluDrtero, 1st knphi bi an Tr;;.:ctor E o.ttellon. ll,our rot.mcls of 82mm enemy mortor f:i.r•e fell ln the company oectOl"' during the per.'~<-'d• r.rhe time al1d plo.ce ·where they fell c:.re [1,0 follo'\'Js: At :t828I, one round fell c.t (BS955888); at l830I, one round feJ.l c:.t (BS954887); at 18341, one round fell [lt (: m·15'7383); end a.t J.837I, one round fell at (BS955888). At 2330!1 ei;;ht Korean. civlliano 1:ere apprehended in the co~pD.l1;)T o.re a D.nu for1:o.rded to Heo.dquorte.rs, 1 Dt A.iphi b1ol1 TrD.C tor Ba.tta1:lon. SPpply sta.tuo remsJ.ned c:ood throt.~c;hout the period. The compan;)' oecurlt~.r · outpoots reported negative enerJy contact dur:tng the per:i .. ocl.

Hili t.::,x:r PoJ.:tce Cor.1po.ny, at 0235I 1 reported that three prootitutes uore D.,!)prehended in the vicinlty of 63 area, ASP. At 04J.OI, one )rootitute ·v:ao apprehended in the vic:i.nity of the Divigion urea. At J.OOOI, eif.jht prontitutes were evo.cuated to SEam .. , Korea. At 2~2·i5I, tuo· proot.ituteo 1ilere apprehended in the vicin:lty of the 7t1:: llol"~';.r!es Comnwnd Pont. Seventy-tt·lO (72) Korean civ.i1iano ~-Jere to}>:en .i.nto cuotocly and delivered to the refugee csrnp dur.i.nt:; the period. ~rraffic control a.11d security regu1ationo 1·1ere enforced on the lvlSR uith four traffic patrolo and eight 11 C:heck Pointe. n

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ters Commo.nu o.nt Sec tlon constructed a stone i;.rs.J.l oro mel the Po ot Excha.'1e;e o.nc1 the Batta1 ion Me os, erected s.nd strong backed a tent for the Ch:Lef of Stoi'f' s 'sec1•etary, repaired tables .in the GeneraL ond JtU11or Officer's Mess, cut grass and weeds within the Division Comma11d Poot, hauled dirt to fill in the area around the flog pole in the G-Sectiono, end repaired roads within the Division eommond Post. The· Post Office reported that one bog of First CJ.ctGS Mo.il 1:.1l1d th:Lrty (30) bo.r;s of Po.rcel Pont '\'tere received at J.600I o.nd di otrlbuted o.t J.700I. The He adq uorters Bat taLi. on l-1o tor Tronoport Section reported that one vehicle was diopo.tched to '!.'later dOi.ID the roctdr: in the Commond Post area o.n~ the roctd leading to the airstrip. T.l.~e eotimated amount of corgo hctVJ.ed during the day \'iOD forty ( 4.0) ton. Road conditions were reported to have been fair throughout the dDY•

Reconno.iooonce eompsny reported that the J.st, 2nd ond 3rd platoc>!·:s on J.:'!..ne contlnued to m~1 a sector of the 1-tLR. At 09iJ:OI, one rovnd of 82mm enemy morto.r fire fell D.t (BS953886). At 09501, one round of 82.mm enemy mort~tr fire fell at (BS953886). At 2.140!, tw·o :core ~m civllions (mole) were CJJ?prehended at (BS978854). At 22001, three rotmdo of 82mm enemy mortar fire fell o.t (BS959885). At 230C1I, three KoreoJ1 civilial'ls (mole) '!.<Jere apprehended o.t (BS978854). A11 Koreon civiliono DJJprehended durln~ the perlod .~"1ere for1·:~1.rded

to He o.U.quarter o, let Arnph:Lbisn Tractor BattaLion. Supply status remained t:;ood throughout the period. The compsny security outpoets reported negative enemy contact during the period.

Mil1tory Police Company, o.t 0045I, reported that two proctitute o \"Jere opprehended in the v 1cini ty of the 4th Bo.tt al.ion, 11th lw1!1I'ines. At 0650I, one prootitute was apprehended in the vicinlty Of the ere. At lOlOI, five Korean prostitutes were ev acuo.ted to SE:otJL, Korea. At 1040!1 tl.oro prostitutes 1::ere apprehended in the vic:'Ln:lty of lot Amphibian Trs.ctor Battslion. Thirty-three (33) Kore on ci viJ.iEllls vJere taken into custody D.l1d delivered to the refugee co.r.~.~- dur:'Lng the period. Traffic control and security reguJ..ationo Here enforced on the MSR with four traffic patrols ond eight 11Chec:-: Points. "

22 June

'!he daily routine, norm& work aso.i~nments snd security meo.sure s Here co.rried out at the Division eommond Pont. The Heo.dqu 0 rters Commondo.nt Section repaired tables in the Generol ond the Junior Officero 1 Mess, cut grass ond ~.reeds within the Division eommond Poet, hau.J..ed dirt to fill in the area orotmd tl:te flag pole in the G-Gections, 1:;nd repaired roo.ds within the Div:i.s:l.on eommond Po st. The Poet Off ice reported that one bag of ~gi stered N .. 111,

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one boe of I''irst C1aso Mail, ond ten (10) bags of Psrcel Post 1·1e re received at l500I and dictributed ot 1545I. The Headquortero BattoJ.ion Ector Transport Section reported that the estimated o..mount of coreo ho.tD.ed during the doy vias forty {40) ton. Road condi tiona ·t-~ere reported to hove been fo.lr throughout the day. Headc~uarters Battcl.J .. on Hemorw1dum Number 64-52 ond Headquarters Battalion 1-Iemorsndum Number 65-52 11ere received this de.te. See auoendices II (a) ond II (b). --

Reconnoisoance Comp~'lY l"eported that the 1st, 2nd ond 3rd platoons on line continued to man a sector of the MLR. Supply status remained t.;;ood throughout the period. All platoons on line, secvrity patrolo 1 D!1C1 the company security outposts reported negative enemy conto.ct during the period.

l'li.li tory Police CompBl'ly, o.t lOOOI, reported that eight prootitute o 1-Jere evacuated to SEOUL, Korea. At 11151, one prostitute -v;as apprehended in the vicinity of the Division ~<Jater point. At 14..l5I, three prostitutes 1·1ere apprehended c:.t BONG-AN-l.f!ON, Korea. At 1820I, one pro oti tute '·'as apprehended in the vicinity of 1st Service BattaLion. Thirty-nine (39) Korean civilians ~~~ere toJ~en into cuotoc1y and delivered to the refugee camp durlng the period. Traffic control [1nd oecuri. ty ree;uJ.o.tions 't·rere enforced on the HSR vli th four trotfic patrols and eight 11 Checl\: Points. 11

23 June

~~he cJ.eJ.ly routine, nor mol i·Jork a.ssic;nment s ond sc curl ty me asure s ·,J0re cccrried out at the Division Command Post. The Heo.dquarters ComrJondo.nt Section repa.ired ta:bles in the GeneraL ond Junior Officcrr.: 1 Near.:, cut grass ond I·Jeeds Nlth:tn the :Division Command Poet, hD.tlJ_od dirt to fill .tn the are a D.I'OU..l'lc1 the flag pole in the G- Sectiono, o11d repo.ired roads '~'Ji thin the Division Comma11d. Pont. The PoGt Office reported tha.t one bag of ReGistered M~;JJ.l, one bat; of Firot Class Moil, and oeventeen (17) bagn of Parcel Por.:t l·rere received ctt 1630I snd dictributed at J.730I. The Headqusrters Batto.J.ion Hotor Trsnnport Section reported that the e stirnated amount of c~tr[jo ha.uJ.ed durinG the dc:y Na,s thirty-:·eight (38) ton. Roa.d condi tiono uere reported to ha:ve been fair throughout the doy. Rostel" of personnel returning to CONLUS for release or rotDt.tor~ 1, 1·1as received this date. See appendix II (c). !

Reconno.iooonce Company reported tho.t the lst, 2nd Eilld :Src.l. platoons on line continued to mon a p,ec tor of the HLR. At OJ.. 45I, one round of 82mm enemy C1ortar f1::·e fell in the COL1po.ny sector at (BS-956884). Dur:lnG the period, t1-Jel ve (12) Korean ci v.D.ions i.rere apprehended snd for't,Jarded to the CIC for further dispooi tlon. Supply ot.::.t uo remoJ.ned c;ood throu~p~c~ut the period. The company

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security outposts l"eported negative enemy contact dur.tng the period.

Nlli tor;y Police Compa.llY, o.t 0055I, reported thot one prostitute uoc apprehended in the vicinity of 1st Service Battalion. At 1015I, t1:m prost.t tutes 1'17ere evaCU£J_ted to SEOUL, Koreo.. Seventy (70) Kore.:m civ.tJ.ians v!ere tolcen into custody ond delivered to the rcfvc;ee camp dur:i.ng the period. Troffic control ond security rct;uJ_ otions were enforced on the MSR Tdi th four trD.ffic !)1:.':trol s ~::no c :i.:_;h t 11 C.heck Points. 11

~~4 June

The cl.o.ily routine, normal work assignments and security meacures 1-.re::ee c.:::rried out ~~.t the Division Comm,;~nd Post. The Headquo.rters Commc:ndont Section cut brush a.Yld weeds vJith.tn the Division CommDnd Poet, cont5 .. nued leveling ground in the General' c orea for construe t.ion. of o volley ball court, hauled stone ond dirt to fill in certain or.e~~_o of the Commond Post, cleo.ned d1•ainage di tche o ·t-ri thin tl1e Divis ion Command Post, started strong bockl nc; on o. nevl tent fOI' the Ell.10't'ler unit, a.YJ.d trEJJlS.florted ].umber from the Eneineer Fottol:LoE to construct ochoo1 de eke for the lego1 oe ct:Lon. The Fost Off lee l"el)Orted tho.t one-hcJ.f pouch of Firr,t Clo.os H~~:'Ll, one pouch of .:e.:_;.i.otered MD.il, ond olx bogs of PorceJ. Post \'Jere received o.t J.5:SOI ond distributed at 1630I. The Heo.dquarterc Bo.ttalion liotor Trtl)10port Section reported. tho.t one vehicle ·v1as eli apatched to ASCOH CI'.rY, Korea. '11

WO vehicles ·were deadl:i..ned G. ur:'Lne; the period c-:.ue to m.lnor re~::.airs. The entioated urnount of C~ll"go hauled c[vr.l.n:_; the do.y 1·:o.s thirty-nine (39) ton. Road conditions vJere reported to have been fair throughout the ds.y. Roster of personnel eJ.:i.L;i ble for promotlon vHlS received this date• See appendix II (d).

Rec01m.::.lsoance Company reported that the lot, 2nd ond 3rd platoons on Li.ne continued to man a sector of the MLR. Durinc; the period, tuo Kore.::u1 civ111ons were apprehended in the cornp 0ny o.reo . .:::nd deli vo red to the ere for further di sposl tion. All platoons on line, cecurlty patrols, and the compel1Y secur:Lty outposts l"eported negoti ve enemy con ts.ct during the period.

Mil i tor;y Pollee Comp£JnY, at 0945I, reported that ceven pro stitutes lJel"e evacuD.ted to SEOUL, Korea. Forty-four (44) Koreon clvlliono Nere toJ:en 1nto cuotody Dnd delivered to the refugee camp durln6 the l)eriod. Tro.ffic control Dnd secur.i. ty regulat.Lons vJere enforced on the NSR with four t-:raffic po.trolo D!1d eight 11 Check Pointo. 11

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~1e dailY routine, normal work assignments and security measures were ccrried out at the Division Command Post. 'Ihe Headquarters Commandant Section cut brush and weeds within the Division Comm~d Post, continued to level ground in the Commanding General's area for construction of a volley ball court, and cleaned drainage ditches 1ili thin the Division Command Post. The Post Office reported that one bag of Registered Mall, one bag of First Class Mail, end five begs of Parcel Post were received at 1630I and distributed at 1730I. The Headquarters Battalion Motor Transport Section reported that the estimated amount of cargo hauled during the daY was thirtyseven (37) ton. Road conditione were reported to have been fair throughout the day. Headquarters Battalion Memorandum Number 67-52 was received U1is date. See ~pendix II (e). ·

Reconnaissance Company reported that the let, 2nd and 3rd platoons on line continued to man a sector of the MLR. Supply status remained good throughout the period. All platoons on line, security patrols a~d the company security outposts reported negative enemy contact during the period.

~ftlitary Police Company, at 0930I, reported that ~1ree prostitutes were evacuated to SEOUL, Korea. Thirty (30) Korean civilians were taken into custody and delivered to the refugee camp during the period. Traffic control and security regUlations were enforced on the MSR vlith four traffic pa.trols and eight "Check Points."

26 June

The daily routine, normal work assignments and security measures were carried out at ti1e Division Command Post. The Headquarters Commondant Section out brush and weeds within the Division Command Port, continued to level ground in the Commanding General's area for co~1struction of a volley ball court, and cleaned drainage ditches within the Division Command Post. The Post Office reported that one bag of Registered Mail, two bags of First Class Mail, Cllld six bEJgs of Parcel Post were received at l615I and distributed at 1720I. The Headquarters Battalion Motor Transport Section reported that the estimated amount or cargo hauled during the day was thirtyseven (37) ton. Road conditions were reforted to have been fair throughout the day. Roster or Staff NCO s arrived Korea prior 1 December 1951 and Return of the 18th Rotation Draft to COID~US were received this date. Bee appendices II (f) and II (g).

Reconnaissance Company reported that the 1st, 2nd and 3rd platoons on line continued to man a sector of the )~R. Supply status

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remained good throughout the period. All platoons on line, rear area securit.y patrols, and the company security outposts reported negative enemy con tact during the period.

lvti.li tary Police Company, at 0950!, reported that two prostitutes were evacuated to SEOUL, Korea. At 1920!, two prostitutes were apprehended in ~1e vicinity of the Division Command Post. Thirty (30) Korean civUians were token into custody and delivered to the refugee camp during the period. Traffic control and security regulations were enforced on the MSR with four traffic patrols and eight 11 Cheok Polnts.n

2? June

The dally routine, normal work assignments and security measures were carried out at the Division Command Post. The Headquarters Comma.ndant Section cut brush and weeds within the Division Command Post, continued to level ground in the Oo~manding General's area for construction of a volley ball court, and cleQ!led drainage ditches vii thin the Division Comm(;lnd Post. The Post Office reported that one bog of Registere.d Mail, one bag of First Olass Mail, and ten (10) b~s of Parcel Post were received at 1600I and distributed at 1735!. The Headquarters Battalion Motor Transport Section reported that the estimated amount of cargo hauled during the day was thirty-eit;}1t {38) ton. Road conditions were reported to have been fair throtl€hout the day. Headquarters Battalion Memorandum Number 69-52 and Change No. 2 to Headquarters Battalion Memor~l.Ildum Number 25-52 were received this date. See appendices II {h) and II {1).

Reconnaissance Company reported that the lst, 2nd ond 3rd platoons on line continued to man a sector of the ML.R. At 1815I, two rounds of 82mm enemy mortar fire fell in the company sector o.t {BS958885). At 1910I, three enemy were observed at ( BS945888). Artillery fire vvas c&led on these enemy and in doing so, at 1930!, neven to eleven more :memy were flushed out from their positions. Then .50 caliber machine gun fire was concentrated on them. The amount of enemy ce.sucl. ties was unknown. All security patrols Cllld the company security outposts reported negative enemy contact during the period.

Mill tary Pollee Company, e.t 1410I, reported that one prostitute was ~Jprehended at the Division.water point. At 1645I, two prostl tutes were ~prehended. e.t the lst Engineer Battolion. Two Koreen civilians were taken into custody and delivered to the refugee camp during the period. Traffic control end security regulations were enforced on the MSR with four traffic patrols and eight fiCheck Points. u

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'I'llc c,o_~J.J' routine, normol vJork asnignments ond security meetsurea \'Jere co.rrled out .:::t the Division Comm~;~.nd Post. The Headquo.rters Comma .. nC::.::,nt Section cut brush c'nd weeds vJi thin the Division Command PoDt, contlnued to level ground in the CommenclLng ·J.enerD1 1 r-; are a, o.nc1 cl er.~ned c'~rai.no.Ge ditches. The Post Office reported tho.t one bac; of Ree;:l..stered Hail, one pouch of First Clasn Ma11, ond five bo.(.;s of Percel Post were received at 1510! end distributed at 1615!. The Headquorters Battalion Hotor Transport Section reported that the estimated amount of ce.rgo hauled dur.ing the dey was forty-one ( 4J..) ton. Road conditions \'lere reported to have been fair thro u@10ut the day.

Rcconnainsence Company reported that the 1st, 2nd and 3rd platoons on line continued to melXl o. sector of the MLR. At 1830!, one security pe.troJ. was dispatched to (BS978862) to BPfrrehend ar.y unautl~orized personnel forward of the 11 ST.AYBACK LINE'· One men ~·Jas apprehended .:md forwarded to HeaCquarterc, 1st Amphibian TrCl,ctor Battclion for further disposition. Supply stCl_tua remaLned good throughout the period. The company security outposts reported negative enemy conte,ct dur.ing the period.

Mill t~trY Police Compc:111y, at lZOOI, reported that two prostitute o vJere opprehended at the 11th Marines Command Post. Fortyfour (4•±) Korean civilians were taken .into custody and delivered to the refugee camp during the period. Tre.ffic control and security rec;u.1 cttions were enforced on the MSR with four truff ic patrols D.nd eight 11 Check Points. 11

29 June

The daily routine, normal work assignments w1d security measures were carried out at the Division Command Post. The Head.quGJ.rters Commc:nd.::i.nt Section cut brush and weeds within the Division Command Poet, continued to level ground in the ComrnL"mding GeneraL's are a for construction of a volley bcU.l court, and cleaned dra.tn.:::ge ditches "I·J:lth:"Ln the Division CommDJld Post. The Post Office reported that one pouch of Registered Mail, one .:::nd one-b.atf pouch of First Claes l"..all, snd seven bs.gs of Parcel Post were received at 1635! and distri bu.ted ot 17101. The Headquarters Battalion Motor Transport Sect.ion reported that the estimated amount of cargo haUled· during the day was thirty-five (35} ton. Road condi tiona Here reported to have been fair in the morn.ing, but getting slir.;·pery in the latter part of the day due to constant rain. Headquarters Battalion GenerGJ~ Order Number 6 was received this date. See appendix II (J).

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Reconnctisoance Compt:.1l1Y reported that the 1st, 2nd and 3rd platoons on :une continued to mc.11. a sector of the MLR. Supply status remained c;ood throuc;hout the period. All security pE~.trol s .::mc1 the company cecuri ty outposts reported negative en~my con tact during the period.

1-tl.J.itDrY Police Compcny 1 clt 1030I, reported that tt'l'enty-three (23) Korecn civ.tlions were evacuo.ted to SEOUL, Korea. At 2115I, three prooti tutes tvere apprehended in the vicinity of the D1vic1on Commend Pont. Forty- seven ( 47) Korean ci vilions were taken lnto custody .2ncl delivered to the refugee camp during the period. Traffic control ond security reguJ.e.tions loJere enforced on the MSR lvi th four trcLffic patrols E~Dd eight "Check Points. 11

30 June

'I'he (\n;U.y routine, normal \·Jork assignments Dnd security meo.sures v12r-e carl' led out at the Div ioion Comm.::md Post. The Headqucrters CommDml.:;~nt Section cut brush ond weeds within the Division Commcn6. Poet, con tlnued to level ground in the CommCIIlding General's Dre ct :i.\n .. CtL ctruc t.'L on of a volley boll COUl"t, Dnd ole :.:ned droJ.no.ge ditclleo uithin the Divis:Lon Cor,:mond Poot. 'rhe Post Office reported tho.t no moJJ. uas received this elate. 'rhe Headquorters Battslion }1ot or ~Prunoport Section reported that one v1ater truck vlDJJ disPDtched to 3 xtinc;ui sh c. fire :i.n the Field Officers 1 Mess. The estimated amount of co.rgo h~tuled durinG the dsy 'ltvo.s thirty-eight (08) ton. Roc:1d conditions '!.~Jere reported to hs:ve been fair throU(_jhout the cl.o.,y. Hec.dquerters Battru.ion Bulletin Number 13-52 1.·1as received th:to Liate. See ap~.endix II (k).

ReconnaifJDE~nce Compcv.1.y reported that the lot, 2nd ond 0rd platoons on line continued to mon a oector of the MLR. At 1315I, three rotmdc of enemy mortar fire fell in the compDny sector at (BS9608Z-~S'). 111hese rouYlds came from an 82mm enemy morts.r located D.t (BS945889). Supply status remained rsood throughout the per:tod. Both nee uri ty pc.trols c1nd the company security outponts reported net;cttlve enem,;r contact during the period.

Mill tary Police Compw1y, throuGhout the dc9y, reported that t\olenty-one (21) Korean civilians were toJ~:.en into cuntody und delivered. 'Go the refugee CDJ!lp. Tro.ffic control Dnd security regulationo were enforced on the MSR 1'lith four traffic ps.trols Dl1d eight 11 Che ck Point c. 11 During the rnon th of June 1 one hw:tc1red cixteen (116) ci to.tions v1ere in sued to Army, Navy 1 ond Her1ne Corps

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personnel by M111 ts.ry Police Company. The kind and number of each cito..tion issued ore as follows: Speeding-58, Violating the cvrfel'.r-23, Out of Bounds-19, No Trip Ticket-7, Drunk Driving-3, I•'lr:U·!c; in NeutrD1 Zone-3, Falling to stop for sentrieo signsl-1, .:::nc1 Reckless Driv.'Lng-2.

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Division Memoro.ndum Number 147-52 Division Memorandum Number 148-52 Di vi EtLon MemorEJndum Number 149-52 Division 1-iemorandum Number 150-52 Division Hemorandum Number 151-52 Divl cion Nemo1~DJ1dum Number 152-52 Di vi cion J.l'emorendum Number 153-52 Division Memorandum Number 154-52 Division NemorE.lndum Number 155-52 Division 1-'Jemorc.ndum Number 156-52 Division !>1emorandum Number 157-52 Division Hemorondum Number 158-52 Di vi slon l·'Ier.wrf)Jldum Number 159-52 Division loomorandum Number 160-52 Divioion l11emorondum Number 161-52 Division l1emorondum Number 162-52 Division l-iemorandum Number 163-52 th v 1 oi on He mor end urn Number 16 4-52 Division J.Iemorandum Number 165-52 Division Memorandum Number 166-52 Division Memorandum Number 167-52 Division Memorandum Number 168-52 Division l!J.Smorondum Number 169-52 Division ~morendum Number 170-52 Division l1emort:llldum Number 171.-52 Division H~morE.lndum Number 172-52 Di vi cion l>bmorandum Number 173-52 ' Division Memorandum Number 174-52 Division NemorDndum Number 175-52 Ghange 7i~l to Division Memorandum Number 151-52 Change No. 1 to Divinion !>iemorandum Number 138-52 Change No. 2 to Division l~morandum Number 35-52 Chonge ~Io. 1 to Divi slon Memorandum Humber 145-52 CherJ.ge 7/2 to Division Memorandum Number 139-52 Change No. 1 to Division Nemorondum Number 133-52

Division Bulletin Number 3'±-5:2 Di v1s1on Bulletin Number 35-52 Division BuJ.J.etln Number· 36-52 Division BUlletin Number 37-52 Division BtD.letin Number 38-52 th vision BUlletin Humber 39-52 Pi vision Bulletin Number 40-52 :Pivision BuLletin Number 41-52 Division BUlletin Number 42-52

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Div1oion Bulletin Number 43-52 Divi oion Bvlletin Number 44-52 Division BuJ.letin Number 45-52 Divio~on Et~llet:i.n Number '1:6-52 Division Bulletin Number 47-52

Divi slon Tr.::tlning Nc;mol .. sndum Number 12-52 Divis:Lon Tro,lning Memorondum Number 13-52

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Cho.l1L;e Nmnber 1 to Division Training }1emorandum Number 7-E)2

Division Tro.ining Order Number 13-52

Divl oion Generol Order Number 67 Divis1on G-eneroJ. Order Number 68

Addendum No. 1 to Divis:'Lon Hemorandum Ntunber 110-52 Adde!ldum No. 1 to Di viE:ion 11emora.11dum Number 129-52 Classi:C::.c;.:;.:_tion of Addendum 7fl to Divi s.i.on 1-iemorandum Number 129-52

Doily Action Repor·t- 010513Z Dally Action Report- 020631Z Daily Act.':.. on He port- 03040"1Z Daily Action Report- 040517Z Daily Actic:1 Report- 000531Z Dally Actio~1 Rer:ort- 060439Z Daily Action Report- 070524Z Daily Action Report- 080454Z Daily Action Report- 09054J.Z Daily Action Report- 100505Z Daily Act:ton Report- 100420Z Daily Action Report- 110425Z Daily Act:lon Report- 120425Z Daily ~tion Report- 130735Z Daily Action Report- 140705Z Daily Action Report- 150531Z Doily Actio:!. Report- 160608Z Doily Action Report- 170537Z Daily Act:Lon Report- 180546Z Dally Act:ton Report- 190524Z Daily Action Report- ~Xl0552Z Daily ActioE Report- 210546Z Daily Action Report- f~20522Z Daily Action Report- 230650Z Daily Action Report- 240514Z Daily Act:lon Report- 250545Z

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Daily Action Report- 300519Z 220G41Z Correct:i.on to Daily ACtion Report k998 (220522Z)

CounteruiGno Compromised- 191439! Mine li'icld Overlo~s- Report 32, 15 Ju."l.e 1952 Counter oic;no Comprorni sed- 230544Z Atmex BvJ~:.er (Engr) to Administrative Order Nwn'ber 4-52 Defense PJ..::~n- Operations Fle.n Num'ber 6-52 Empty O:::ygen ACetylene TDJ1ks to be turned in- 240813Z Widgeon Bridge Closed- 240825Z Oper.;:\tion rveryready 3 begino- 172258! Admlnistratlve Memorandum Number 6-52 Reports- Improper Use Marking Panels- 100425Z Conference of .::111 Battclion ancl Regiment& Cornmonders- 12J710Z Honker Bridge closed for repairs- 280235Z Hinef:lc]_d LOCCJ.tions No. 15 (1952 series) Prepare to execute Administration Memorandum Number 6-52-261450Z Serviceability of Honker Dnd Vlidgeon Bridge- 281039Z Specification of AT M.1.nefields and KT Bsrriero- 251800Z Possible Comprose in Shackle Cipher-1 71738! Definition of 11 Front Line AreD.s 11 in SOI-5- 1714221 Modification to Operation Order 19-52 Special Air Lift 0814101- All units let MorDiv (Reinf) Less: CO

1st CSG Co, VI-:0-6 1 CO MTAC~2 1st 1-brDiv 1-11ne Field Overlays, Ref • .AMS L851 Volce Calls, Change of Reference, .Appendix 2 to .Annex Ch~).rlie to

Operat:Lonn Pl e.n 1-52 LocaL Security, AG 371.2 C.ICT ~pendix II to A~nex Q1arlle operations J?lsn 4-52 .Annex Clwrlie to Operations Plon 4-52, ser. 011800! Line overlay for operatlons plan 4-52 SOI-5, 1st Ho.rDiv, FMF., SignaL Operation Instructions Copy No. J.38

(Received 25 Mcly, 1952 from CG-Effective l June 1952) Chief of Staff to Distribution, subj: Proposed visit of commander-

in-chief, Far East · Action CO HqBn, CO '159 FA BN- ser. 050711Z ChDne;e No. 1 to SOI-5, ser. 052247Z CG 1st HcrDiv 1 tr, ser. 00565-52, subj: Rad.io intercept, security of CG 1 tr to Distribution List, SOI-5 C~lemento in KoreGl. Only) 1 subj:

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CG 1 tr to Lt. Colonel John E. MORRIS, Division Signal Officer subj: Ha.r:~ne Corps }jxchange Council, appointment of 1 ser. 16674

CG 1st NorDiv 1 tr 21-10/CTN DTD 26 December 1951, subj: Deletion of onipcrocope on stock status 13223~!

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Headquarters Battalion Memorandum Number 64-52 He[;dquarters Battalion Memorandum Number 65-52 Roster of personnel returning to CONL US for release or rotation Roster of personnel eligible for promotion Headquarters Battalion J.>Jemorandum Number 67-52 Roster of Staff NCO's arrived Korea prior to 1 December 1951 Return of the 18th Rotation Draft to CONLUS Headquarters Battalion Memor~dum Number 69-52 Change No. 2 to Headquarters BattaLion Memorandum Number 25-52 Headquarters Battalion General Order Number 6 Hee~quarters Battalion BUlletin Number 13-52

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:rco.dquo.1~tors Do. tt:-.lion l ·~ t :.;o. rinc D i vi :::1 on (I~ui nf ) , I": .J.'7

e/o F:?O, 3o.n ~cl~nncisco, Cnli:torn.io.

21 Jtu10 1952

D.·.•r•.r.\LIOlT :.i:::::;:oPJll.TDU:.l) Ro.to of Vonoroul Infuction

:ru~.:mm ••••••••• 64-52}

l. Th0 r::to of vvnorco.l i21foction for m;;mbo1•s of this comnn.nd is

incroo.sinc, -~nnlysis of the cnsuc.lty li:::;t rovoo.ls thn.t tho con

tocts nrc in pro;dmit;r to prcso:1t locntionn c.nd thc.t ·t;ho rc.to of

infoc '(iion for lJOrsuns on R&TI in Seoul ho.s boon ono pol' onu hundred.

2. CoJ:un=:ndin,c; Officers arc diroctod 'Go ini tiato ·t.hG following

progrnm to lm·ror tho :rc:to of vcn0roo.l cc,sunl'Cios:

b.

c.

Const.:tntly ondon.vor to loouto th.:: source of infection uith

o. view to,:.rc.rd ovo.cunting iafcc tocl pornons, or othor persona

onc;ctging in prostitution, from. tho nron, ::=vor-:r vonorco.l

cnsuo.l t;r Hill be thor•ou3hly questioned ns ·i;o aou1•co of i;.'L ..

foeti on.

I:1itio.to o. comprohcnaivo progrnra of oducc.tion on tho :mb

joc·c of voncron.l disoo.so. ClnSBoo rrill bo hold nt rogulc>.r

intorv.::ls, at loc.st onco oo.ch month. .Services of tho Do.t

tc,lion Ob,o.plo.ia nnd Ll~ tt::tlion Sul';3-J011 vrill bo olilployod in

thi::J pro~ro.m.

Proswnt motion picture shorts on vcnoronl disonso poriodi•

eo.lly at organizc.tionnl thontros imi:wdiCJ.tol¥ prior to

roc;ularly scheduled motioa picture fco.turcs.

d, :!Jffoct n system of koopin~ c.ocount of poroonncl so ns to

malco it incruasingly difficult tor thom. to strny fron thoil

pl::tco of duty undotoctod. Thoro is ao c.uthorizod liberty

other them P&R. cmcl no o.uthorizcd viol ting bohwon co.mps

o::copt by porm.ission of tho unit conunnndor, ?ornons ::tFD.~r

fr0\'.1 plnco of duty sh::-.11 be sovcroly cl.isciplinod o.nd pLUn::::

mont ano.rdod or o.djudgcd shall bo publiahod to other 1".10nbo:

of tho c olill.iOlld.

o. .\.nso;nblc porsons gl~n~lte;d run a.nd caution thoJa prior i,;o clo

pc.rturo of' tho h~znrds of v:,norcal !nfoction o.nd tho ho.zo.rcJ

of drinlrin[S nati vc liquor.

DIGTRIBU'liOlT: "A''

DY OHD::m Oil' GOLO~W:L STIV:CRS

:".lf'J:IIO::Y H. F'lli\:iKIZ'.HC Z Uajor, u. S. ;Io.rino Corpo

~xocutivo Gffiocr

App II {a) to HqBn, 1st 2-ierDiv CommD1ary of June :_952

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• DECLASSIFIED

Hondquo.rtorn Ilo.2dquo.rtorn :Oo. t·i;o.lion

• 1st I.Ia.rino Divi:Jio:1 (Hoinf), l7:Hr

c/o :"?0, .So.n li'r-:-.nclsco, Co.lifar:.lin

.• . l0Ji.IB:J;TI-. •••••••• 65-52)

21 Juno 1952

Un:.:orvieoo.blo and unsig..'1.tl:r clothing, woo.rinc.; of

Rof: (a.) CG lst :.InrDiv ltr sol' 16677 of 19 Jtu1o 1952

l. Hoforonco (a.) Pl"Ohibi ts th0 1:onrin;:.; of' torn, ra.c.~;o d or mu.tilo.toc1 clothing b:J'" pcr:JOl"l,j.lol of ti.llis commo.nd. l:oo.tly po. tchod clothinc; in a.ccopt.;bl.:.;.

2. Compa.~1y Col:li.tnndol':J \!ill to.lc0 itnmodio.to nctiol'!. to insuro ·strict complio.nco rli tll pa.ro.e:;r.:tph 1 ,'1bovo.

3. Section ho2~c1s a.nd comp.:my cor.u:1o.ndcrs nro clil'"'cctod to publish tho contuntn of this m.Jr.loPO.:ldU:.l to nll porso~:u1cl tu1dor th0i1~ DUp··)rviaion.

DISTHIBU'.CIO~i: ·•A ·•

EY or...u=:R o~ coLOi:..:.;L s·rrv::ns

:~:-;r ... ·aoJ.:Y n. FR\an::·.:rcz IIa.jol', u. s. :brine Corps

:':j::ccuti vo Offic or

.App II (b) to HqBn, lnt MorDiv CommDiDry of June 1952

DECLASSIFIED

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Headquart~re Headquartero Batta1ion

1st Harine Division (Reinf) FUF o/o FPO Sen Frano1eoo, Cali:t'ar-n1a

21 Jun 1952

ROSTER OF OFFICERS DUE fOR ROTATIO~

SER NO RANK MOS(s) COl~

BROOKS John Jr 052?23 2Lt 0302 HCR HA: 430 E 5?th Strent New York New York

COLL Robert F 046956 lLt 0302/4310 HCR HA: 36 B Hurley Court Apartments Upper Darby Pennsylvania

ENGLISCH Henry 052802 2Lt 0~02 HC HA: 428 E Eleanor Street Philadelphia 20 Pennsylvania

GOSS Franoi e X 052058 2Lt ~ UCR--HA+-·-6G Pnrktem-R~d Jamao!a Plain Ua@eaohuect-tit

JOHNSON Brooke Jr 01101? lLt 2502/0802 HC HA: RFD 3 Tomah \v1scons1n

~iASON Rebert G 06B4a8 £L~ 0106 HG HAt 4868 l~nzanita Drive San Diego 6 Oalifo~ift-

HC ENTYRE Hubert 046843 lLt 0302 HCR HA: Box 1?6 Dillard Oregon

HORRISON 'val ter N 05300? 2Lt 0002 NCR HA: 21 Ten Acre Lane W Hartford Connecticut

REESE Chester E 021885 2Lt 0302 110 HA: 11?5 \vn1toomb Stre~t Fort Collins Colorado

SCHATTENAN Geerge C 049105 lLt 0302 NC HA: 50 Albert Street Rochester New York

STRONAN William H 053126 2Lt 0302 HCR HA: 18?5 Quarry Street Eagle Paes l'exas

F..wer.n~.URF. ( 1 '

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Headquartere Head~uarters Battalion

1st l-iarine Division (Reinf) FHF c/o FPO San Francisco, California

21 Jun 1952

ROSTER OF PERSONNEL ELIGIBLE FOR ROTATION

SER NO RANt

ADAHS William W 278~64 HSgt 0169 HC · :HA: 358 Gaven Street San Franeiao~ California BASICH Andy B 867~66 SSgt 5811 l-1:0 ~: 1432 Green Street AliqUippa Pennsylvania

BELLAMY Donald E 1160612 PFC 0333 HC HAt 7314 S Stewart Av~nue Ch1cagb 21 Illinois

BIGELOW Raymond It 1151254 Opl 0311 HC HA: 78 Spring Street Williamtic Cortneticut

BLAKE Rioh.ard ~ 1186042 8gt 0161 UC HA: Box 193 Bloomfield Hills H1ch1gan

BOND Carl ton P 1154028 Cpl 0231 UC HA: 5324 Fifth Street N/11 1iash1ngton D C

iO\VIU .. N HewaPd L 9'16918 'PS~t 0149 110 HAl Re~te e Beam Ala~ama

BOWMAN Robert C 315161 NSgt 3419 HC HA: 1846 Woodward AvenQe Pittsburgh Pennsylvania

BRASFIELD Hiohael W 11 ?2771 PFC 0311 UC HA: 1802 Avenue J Fort Uadison Iowa

BRYANT William C 40?239 Sgt HA: 1436 S University Blvd Denver

BUMGARDNER Nax F 11 ?2480 PFC HA: N Belmont North Carolina

3371 Colorado

0311

HC

HC

BYERS Uerr1 tt 238828 TSgt 0169 HC HA: 5012 H Street S/E Apartment H '\vash1ngton 19 D C

.CAFASSO Angelo C. 1186707 Cpl 3531 HC · HA: 30 Bucknam Street Everett l!assachueetts !3JcUALL Clement E 6l85'i'4 'fflgt 0149 UO

II:A: Bel"ey·Jille ;gela,iaPe CARAHICO Angelo R 1116737 Sgt 1811 HC

HA: 182 South Street New York New York CARUSO Lou1 e J 1177 638 PFC 0."511 HC

HA: 430 Sheppard Avenue Brooklyn New York . CASEY Douglas A 365136 HSgt 0169 NC

HA: 70 Hamilton Street William~ton South Carolina CAVANAUGH James R 1160638 PFC O..'Hl NC · HA: 1244 E Hain Street Decatur Illinois

CAVEY Donald B 11686e? Cpl 0311 HC HA: 1433 Columbia Road N/lf Washington D C

CHAREST John E 11 ??640 PFC 033:3 HC HA: 2038 New York Avenue Brooklyn New York

. CHISHOLH Charles M 304306 l1Sgt 3419 HC HA: 4309 Harry Street •orPDe Christi Texas

. COGGIN Hax P 619094 ~Sgt 0241 HC HA: R•ute 2 Uount Gilead North Ca.rol1na

COLUNS Donald 1169610 PFC 0311 HC HA: 58 11aple Avenue \t Warwick Rhode Island

COOK Mil ton L 6464?? Sgt 2531 l1C HA: . 1224 \i First Street Tulsa Oklahoma

CULLUl~ Paul F Jr 11 ?8100 PFC 0311 HC HA: 1525 Hudson Blvd N Bergen New Jersey

CU'l'BIRTH Sidney B 11?1846 Sgt 3531 NC HA: Route 1 China Spring Texas

ENCLOSURE ( 2)

APP II (c) to HqBn, J.nt r.:arm.v CommDillry of Jtme l9B?

DECLASSIFIED


DECLASSIFIED

SER NO .MJiK

DANIEL 'George E 11?4.?39 Cpl 0331 UC HA: Route l. Itasca Te~a~ •

DAPP Edmun4 H . ~J..e ·Sgt 5841 HC HA: North Road Highland New·York

.DAVIS Ui;L ton A 1138911 Cpl 33?l . HC . .HA: ,9~4 Hemphill Avenue N/W Atlanta Qeorg1a

. DE! RESPIRIS Peter L 11.?7?0? PFC 0331 HC HA: 2628 Farragut Road .Brooklyn He'" York

DE:l3E\'liANY Steve 2?450? . TSgt 0169 HC .HA: 808 Princeton Avenue Palmerton Pennsylvania

D! SILVESTRO Victor 9 266133 TSgt 0169 . HC :HAl 32 Badgers Ielapd Kittery .Uaine

.. DOBOY Edward E 319965 HSgt 5849 l1C . HAt 1130 E Second Street Long Beach California

·DULL Donald R 11 ?32?3 Cpl 0231 HC HA: 18 Sullivan Avenue Colma California

ETHEREDGE Ll.oyd G 31 ?813 HSgt 0139 HC HA.: 452 E Uagnolia Avenue Costa Neea California

FINGER Robert E 116?3?8 Cpl 0331 HC ~ HAt 3538a Humphrey Street St Louis H1ssouri

FOGARTY Joseph P 11 ??813 Cpl 3531 HC : HA! 523 40th Street Brooklyn New York FULKS Leland L 1018806 TSgt 0169 HC

HA: General Delivery Halvern Ohio GAAL Richard E 1184242 PFC . · 0331 UC

HA: 410 Keystone Avenue Fullerton Pennsy'lyania GIBSON Herschel R 829993 T.Sgt ... 33?9 HC

HA: 904 l1arian Street Salisbury Uaryland GIORDONELLO Frank 11 ???21 Cpl . 3531 110

HA: 208 Davie Avenue Inwood Long Island New York . GRAY Robert 0 300130 HSgt 0371 UC

HA: 806 Oakhill Drive Lexington Kentucky GRETH LeRoy R 612335 TSgt 3419 110

: · HA: 624 Pen Avenue W Reading Pennsylvania GRING Victor L Jr 1170663 PFC 0311 HC

HA: 18 De Haven Avenue Pennd~l Pennsylvania HALE John A 1182406 PFC 0341 110

HA: Route l Box 19 Vivian Louisiana liAl::L Fredorielt L ll'i'l40~ Bgt 014~ liG

HAt North l4ateuan W V1Pg1a1a HART··Don C -5'75024 TSgt 4939 !.fC

HA: Route 2 Box 181 Vienna Virginia HEAGY Wayne 11 ?2880 Cpl ;~5:31 HC

HA: 316i Hain Street Keokuk Iowa .HEATON George N 1161757 Cpl 5563 HC

HA: 1030 Center Street Elkhart Indiana HERNANDEZ Frank L Jr 280459 hSgt 0169 UC

HA: 130 W 3?th Plaoe Los Angeles CAlifornia HILL Phillip D 11 ?8599 PFC 0811 HC

HA: P 0 Box 156 Granito City Illinois HOAR Hichael L 106?860 Sgt 3516 HC

HA: 559 Greeman Street Orange New Jersey HOLDEN Raymond F 1116989 Cpl 5931 HC

HA: 324 Surnwerville Place Yonkers New York HOY Chew B 11?3314 PFC 0231 HC

HA: 422 S Stanislaus Street Stockton California HOY i~alter 11 ?3310 PFC 0231 HC

HA: 1400 ivashington Street Apartment 6 Se.n Francisco Californie ~rman D S619 66 lfSstl Ol-4:9 HO

HJ .. : RFD-S Gi'eenebepe NePth Ca!'el1na-HID111ER Joseph H 1181906 Cpl 2511 HC

HA: 930 E Jefferson Street Kokomo Indiana

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DECLASSIFIED

• • SER NO ~

tttJU!\EH Je ee~h H 11S1906 O:pl e511 lfO ~ 9~0 E Jefforeen Street Kekema Indiana

.KEENEY Edward R 6360?8 SSgt 58l;l. HC HA: 2604 liain Street Hartford· Connecticut

KILLIAN James R 1114003 Cpl 0311 HC HA: 912 Colburn Street Toledo Oh1o:/

KUNTZE Raymond H 1164454 Cpl 0307 l1C HA: Vassos Kansas

LANDOLT Charlo e H 11720.73 . PFC 0311 l1C HA: 3950 N/\i 7th Street Miami Florida

LANGHJ\N DIJnald 117099? Cpl 0161 HC HA: • Box 20 Nashvil!e Hichigan

LI CAUSI Hora<Je F 1178037 PFC 0311 NC HA~ Fourth Street 1'1 Babylon Long Island New York.

LOE11iY Kurt 65917? SSgt 4631 HC HA: South l1Ia1n Road Vineland New Jersey

LOSCHERT Kenneth L 1160880 PFC 0311 HC HA: Botkins Ohio

LO\ffiY Swinson L 11291 ?5 PFC 2511 HC. HA: 2514 ,,y Hernandez Street Pensacola Florida ·

HACE Keith H 1152152 PFC 0231 l1C HA: Box 193 lome California

liAHONEY Joseph P 1169640 Cpl 3413 HC HA: 13 Kinsman Street Lowell Hassaohusetts

l-10 CRAW Ray . 1171831 Cpl 2531 Hd HA: Route 1 Telephone Texas .

HC EACHERN Joe E 1169654 PfC 0311 HC HA: 139 Brook Stre0t Brookline l~s~achusetts

HC LAUGHLIN ii1ll1a.m T 1165293 PFC 0..'"!11 HC HA: Hampden Highlands Haine

HILlE~ Edwin E 265145 SSgt 0316 HC HA: 1352 Sellers Street Philadelphia Pennsylvania

HORSE Ray }{ 2666?5 TSgt 0316 HC HA: 508 Aoao1a Avenue Solana Deach California

HURPHY Francis H Jr 11 ?7666 Sgt 0161 HC HA: Orchard Ridge Road Chappaqua New York

HURPHY Thomas B 1177956 Sgt 0161 HC HA:· 51? E 145th Street Bronx New York

NEUTON William D 2?184? ltiSgt 0169 r~C

HA: 114 Claremont Avenue S San Francisco California PARKER Earl F Jr 1175381 Cnl 1513 HC

HA: 116 N Connell Street \Ulmington Delaware PAVELCIK Otto 1156257 Cpl 0311 HC

HA: 2021 Superior St·re et Racine \i1soonsin · PERKINS \ial ter H 269055 HSgt 0169 HC

HA: 35 Harrison Avenue Glens Falls NeH York PIANEZZA John A 2?02?5 l'~Sgt 0319 HC

HA: 244 Union Avenue Clifton ~ow Jersey PILEGGI Vi to P 1166097 PFC 0311 HC

HA: Route 4 Box 196 Sherwood Oregon ··~ PIORKOWSKI Joseph H 1168328 PFC 0231 NC

HA: 1437 E 40th Street Cleveland Ohio POKALO Jeseph J 1170695 Sgt 3531 l1C

HA: Asbury Avenue National Park New Jersey QUICK Ja.ok L 117334? PFC 0311 HC

HA: 446 4th Street Woodland California QUONG Gilbert 11 ?3306 PFC 02:31 l1C

HA: 1282 Pacific Avenue San Francisco California ROBARGE Clarence L 282523 HSgt 0169 11C

HA: Star Route 1 Tomahawk Hisconsin RULL lie sley A 309906 l1ISgt 4o21 HC

HA: P 0 Box 2061 Santa Ana California

ENCLOSURE ( 2) - 3-

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SER NO COUP -RUl.rnEY Donald I Jr 11 ?0606 PFC 0231 l!C

HAt 359 N 24th Stroet Camp Hill Pennsylvania SANTA HARIA Angelo J 1168203 Sgt 2531 HC

RA: 3?02 Btandhil1 Road Shaker Heights Ohio SAVILLE Harry 1153667 Cpl 0311 HC

HA: 3406 Laraino Fcrt Worth Texas SCHEFERK,j::\T John J 116?697 PFO 0311 uc

HAl Af1~11and Illino1s SCHWARTZ Burton 1166904 Cpl 0311 HC

HA: 1239 N Logan Avenue 1Unneapol1s 11 lUnne•.aac SHELTON Larry J 11?385? PFC 0300 MC

HA: 3545 Harris Street Lemon Grove California SHORT David E 3090?5 HSgt 3419 MC

HA: lll2"Calhoun $treet 11ad1son Illinois SIVERS John S 116866? Cp1 3531 NC

HA: 4824 41st Strtlet N/W i't'aehington D C S~UTH \val ter C 218276 l!Sgt 2619 MC

HA: 681 Nancy Street Barstow California SPAULDING iv1111am L 11 ?313? Cpl 0161 HC

HA: Shandon Star ~ute Paso Robles CAlifornia SPEAR Charles G Jr 1165253 Cpl 0311 . HC

HA: Jenkins Road Saco lifa1ne SPENCER Charles L Jr 585375 TSgt 3419 HC

HA: 1134 E 66th Street Englewood California SPENCER Don~;~.ld D 1],.,23290 Sgt 0161 l1C

HA: Box 24 Route ~ Orlando Flerida SPERA Edward A 11?5509 Cpl 0311 110

HA: 1630 1l Pierce Chicago Illinois STEELE J B 290163 TSgt 33?9 UC

HA: ;~20 Slaton St:tect Wh1 tmore South Ca.rol1na SWANSON Buford C 116133? Sgt 0161 HC

RA: 35 S Berkley Street Pasadena 'alifornia TANKE Albert ( n) 1169158 lgt 0161 HC

HA: 5942 Summerville Street Ridgewood New York THOl11AS Phillip J ll ?2760 Cpl 3371 l1C

HA: 421 Avenue D i'ort Uad1eon Wisconsin TRE!1IOR Donald l-1 11 ?1018. Cpl 0311 HC

HA: 2536 S 6th St~eet Tueoon Arizona 'l'URLI!iY Uendell 1!1 11'?139£ ---sgt- 0143 HO

-RA: 804 Bauer Avenue Charleston \v Virginia-~SON Joseph C 2?4020 HSgt 0169 11~

HA: 1405 Queen Ann. Lane New Bern North Carolina ULl,.RIOH Dallas D 11 ?6000 Cpl 0331 HC

HA: Naper Nebraska UNQ-ERECHT Robert E 11 ?3690 Cpl !531 11C

HA: 10936 Braddoc' Drlve Culver City California VAUGHAN Roy e 290652 TSgt 3419 HC. · HA:. 88 Coolidge Df'i ve Uidvale Utah .

i-tEEKS Richard W 11 ?1966 Sgt 3531 l1C HA: Route 6 Box 12? South Jacksonville Florida

iffiiTE Herman L ll ?1511 Cpl 0331 HC HA: Platt City M1eeouri

VILSON Ch.cl.rle e 0 11626?4 PFC . 1441 110 HA: RFD 4 Box 54? New Brunew1ok New Jersey

WILSON Robert C III 11686?1 Cpl 3011 HC HA: 2?3 Park Ave~e Tacoma Park l~ryland

WOOLF Robert G- 313433 HSgt . 0169 HC HA: ?19 Broad Street Beaufort North Carolina

~OUNQ. Douglas H 1.1?24?3 PFC 0311 HC HA_: 215 Lantz Avtnue Salisbury North Carolina

ENCLOSURE ( 2 ) - 4-• • DECLASSIFIED

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DECLASSIFIED

Headquarters Headquarters iattalion

let Maririe Division (Reinf) FMF o/o FPO San Francisco, California

21 Jun 1952

ROSTER OF PERSONNEL TO BE DISCHARGED IN AUGUST 1952

SER NO RANK

ANDERSON Lynden E 1092306 SSgt 4111 HC 29Aug52 2Jan52 HA: Route 4 iox 250 Greenville North Carolina

BEALL William C 568342 Sgt 5841 HC 1Aug52 31Aug51 HA: Shiloh Geergia

BREAUX Joeenh A Jr 1017676 Cpl 5563 UC 15Aug52 5Doc51 HA: 309 Avenue B \ve stwego Louisiana

HELNS William P 1074098 Sgt 5563 HC l5Aug52 5Dec51 HA: 6561 Vester Avenue Ve.n Nuye California

JOHNSON Leonard I 1093652 SSgt 2511 HC 29Aug52 5Dec51 HA: Box 1121 Cocoa Florida

KAYE Jeme s F 665262 Cpl 1533 l~C 9Aug52 ~1Aug51 HA: 12164 H Beleit Road W Dall1e \Vieconsin

LAY Jack F 1087762 Sgt 5841 MC 1Aug52 28Sep51 HA: Kenvir Kentucky

LOCKHART Ronald W 1065162 Sgt 554t.: HC 29Aug52 2Jan52 HA: Route 6 Box 501 Tulsa Oklahoma

HILBURN John W 1092194 Cpl 5546 HC 29Aug52 5Deo51 HA: 228 S Haehington Avenue Kankakee Illinois

NA'lELLI Hario 1088993 SSgt 0241 HC 1Aug52 230ct51 HA: 392a Fulton Avenue Jersey City New Jersey

NE\YINGHAH Jack W 1095202 SSgt 2533 HC 29Aug52 5Dec51 HA: 11059 \fui tcemb Stret:t Detroit 27 lUchigan

NEZELEK Emil G 1088224 Sgt 0143 HC 1Aug52 5Deo51 HA: 13 Joy Street Johnson City New York

PELLETIER Bertrand A 1072442 Sgt 5231 HC 1Aug52 6Nov51 HA: 14 Ames Avenue Lewiston Haine

RUSS Willie L 1100983 Cp1 3613 MC 1Aug52 5Deo51 HA: Route 1 Box 537 Rice Texas

SABA Andrew H 1095071 8Sgt 5547 HC 29At;tg52 5Dec51 HA: Box 494 Johnson City New York

TORRISI Fred J 1090453 Cp1 5563 HC l5Aug52 2Jan52 HA: 5 Unio·n Stret~t N Andover Haeeachusetts

TURNER John H 608469 Sgt 5Bll .NC 1Aug52 01Aug51 HA: 116 \voodrow Street Green~rood South Ce.rolina

UHLINGER Donald H 1070081 Sgt 3017 HC 1Aug52 31Aug51 HA: Box 101 I··"1e California

ENCLOSURE (3)

DECLASSIFIED

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Headquarter• Headquarter• Battalion

let Marine Division (Reintl FMF elo FPC, San Francisco, Cal fornia

Froma Commanding Officer To: Co~pany Command~rs and all Section Head•

Subja Promotion of enlisted personnel

Reft (a) ALMAR 14, June 1952

Enclt (1) Roster of eligible pertonnel

23 June 1952

1. Reference (a) eetablienee the minimum cuttins 1core1 ot occupational fields tor promotion to the ranks ot Starr Sergeant, Sergeant and Corporal. Enclosure (1) liata tne names of perlonnel who have obtained a passing grade score.

2· Unit commanders and section beads are direete4 to carefully screen PErsonnel whose names appear on encloeure (1), and make a positive recommendation, etatins that thoee personnel are qualified for the military occupational specialty appropriate to the next higher rank and that they do possess thE necessary attributes of leadership, personality and moral character of a noncommissioned officer.

3• Certain perso~l whose names appear on enclosure (1) are eligible for rotation in the near future, tnerefore it is necessary tnat recommendations contained in the preceding paragraph be returned to tnia office at tne earl1Eat practicable date in orde~ that their promotions be considered prior to transfer.

~P II (~) to HqBn, 1st MarDiv CommDiary of June 1952

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ROSTER OF PERSON~L ELIGIBLE FOR PBOMOfiO~ AND ROTATION

~ BElt m5 RANK 1iQ!l

BRYANT \'11111am C 407239 Sgt 3371 I

CARAlUCO Angelo R 1116737 Sgt 46~1 FINGER Robert E 1167378 Cp1 0331 HILL Ph1111p D 1178599 PFC 0811 KIlLIAN J fl. me s R 1114003 Cpl 0311 HAHONEY Joseph P 1169640 tlr>1 ~413

PELLETIER Bertrand A 1072442 Sgt 5231 UHLINGER Donald H 1070081 S't 3017 PILEGGI V1 to P 1166097 p c 0311 SPEAR Charles G Jr 1165253 Cpl 0311 THO!!AS Ph1l1T> J 1172760 Cpl 3371 UlLRICH Dallas D 1176000 Cpl 0331 WHI':L'E Herman L 1171511 Cpl 0331 \IILSON Charles 0 1162674 PFC 1441 WILSON Robert C III 1168671 C-p1 3011

BOND Carlton P 1154028 Cpl 0231 DULL Donald R 11732'73 Cp1 0231 HACE Keith H 1152152 PFC 0231 PIORKOWSKI J~eeph H 1168328 PFC 0231 QUONG Gilbert 1173306 PFC 0231

HALE John A 1182406 PFC 0341

ENCLOSURE ( 1)

DECLASSIFIED


DECLASSIFIED

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·:~ '"

ROSTER OF PERSONNEL ELIGIBLE FOR PROUOTION

~ SER NO ~ ~

.A.I..EXANDER Milo L 658574 Cpl 3613 AIJ1GREN Axe 1 iv J r 6701'76 Sgt 014:5 ALO Thoml)•on T 12453'75 PFC 1:.'i00 ANDERSON George 1205360 PFC 0161 At.:DERSON John W 1227095 PFC 3400 ANDERSON Tommie J 1~8320 PFC 0161 ANDERSON '-fa1 ter L 1219370 PFC ~500

ARNOLD David L 1242476 PFC 3500 ASHLEY James L 10?4720 SJt 0143 AUGUSTINE Herman L 1221'727 p c 3500 AUTRY Charles R 1206530 PFC 0100 BAHLER Glenn '.1' 1200643 PFC 3413 BAILEY J W 1206740 PFC 3531 BARTELS Helv1n A 1195591 PFC 3500 BASTEN Raymond F 1219011 PFC 1441 BAUlG.N Donald H 1153441 Sgt 0111 BAXENDELL W1ll1am L 491962 Sgti 0161 BEASLEY Ronald L 1219403 PFC 3500 BENKO Joseph S 661509 Cpl 3311 BIELECKI Clemens J 1227923 PFC 0100 BLACKHAN Llewe11wyn W 1226530 PFC 0100 BLEDSOE Otis W 10?0839 Sgt 0143 BOWSER Robert '\'/ 1195354 PFC 0231 BOYLE Richard A 11~210 PFC 3500 BRADY Jame e K 669952 PFC 3613 BREAKBILL Theodore c 1229080 l?FC 0100 BRIGGS Paul R H~12995 PFC 5200 BRINKLEY George H 5f.\4?33 PFC 153~

BRONKAR Paul H 5931?9 Cpl 0311 BROWER Albert L lJ_ge'756 ·PFC 0161 BROWN Edward 1233826 PFC 0411 BROWN Kenneth G 1201??2 PFO 5591 BROWN R1ohard T 1234391 PFC 4100 BRO\'INING Ceo11 E 1209639 PFC 3500 BR':UNT Fred C 1211250 PFC 0100 BROA.llWELL Don K 1221364 Cpl ~011 BURGHAU J 11.me a A 1226931 PFC 0400 CAl~BELL J phn J 1229963 PFC 0161 C.A.l~BELL William J Jr 10932?2 S~t Ol6l CAREY Joeeph J Jr 1233039 p c 5200 CAREY Lee B 496?44 S~t l411 CARO Robert 1126958 p c 553? CABlENTER Clifford L 1189398 PFC 0161 CARPENTER Robert W 119?643 PFC 2500 ~MA.N Henry L 1210153 PFC 3531 CHRIS~IAN R~ert W Jr 1224865 PFC 3500 CHRISTIANSEN Gene K 1184001 PFC 0100 CHRISTY Riohard E 65'3082 Sgt 0161 CIANOIOTTI Dom1n1ok V 1197643 PFC 5534 CL4!BORNE Millard S 1206983 PFC 1811 cotS ·Robert P 1218?.30 PFC U%)) CONKLIN Walter C 121.6030 Cpl 1411 CO~NOR Neal R 1206921 PI<'C 5200 COOl Cs1v1n G 1~ao3.5 Sgt 2541 C09T~ZO V1noent F ll8806l PFC 5500 COSTELLO R~be~t V -5fi6348 -~~ 0231 OOTTON Charles D l.~40 6200 D.A.IL Oar1 P' llr3261 PFO 3500

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DANA Kay E 1183793 0:1'1 ~01'1 IlARRlGH Robert J 1258265 PFC 0400 DEJOIE Joseph A B Jr 12206?3 Cpl 341:5 DELAND V1noent S 1198981 Cn1 2531 DlTTMAR Bennett H 1209514 PFC 6200 DRUSDA Andrew 919082 Sgt 46'11 DVEFPERT Duane T 11014~6 Sgt 0143 DUNCAN Roy E 108'1831 Cpl 46:51 DUTTON Donovan A 596689 Sgt 5534 EilWARDS Charles D 1209596 PFC 0100 FANTROY 01!!'oar C 635"131 PFO 0161 FAULKNER Harold I Jr 1252691 FFO 3400 n:ot&ONIN !Uchael Jr 1150131 Cpl 1314 FOSS Charles ll 663882 Cpl 0311 FREIMAN Harold C 61225" PFC 3413 GALVIN· John C 1161495 O:pl 1-lll GAWRONSKI John·IJ 11939?1 PFC 5591 GEJU(liNE Edward A 1200280 PFC 3600 GILLENWAT~ Donald J 1176668 PFC ~300 ~·:.

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GODfREY Elbert G 1120730 PFC 5600 ',~

GRIFFIN Horace C 1128081 Cpl 0231 .. GRIFFIN Kevin J 1116818 S't 302'7 HALL Holl1s J 1196224 p c 3300 HARRIN~TON Blair G 1215923 FFC 2500 HAUSLER ·Robert E 1216416 PFC 50.~4 HEGBTAD Thomae R 1167003 C'Dl 0143 HERlU~N Roger A 11MIU1 PFC 5511 HILt. Gu:y U 3129'10 Cpl 0141 HEWITT Harold K J.l89J.?9 PFC 5591 HOAG Charles .A. 111,65'12 Sft 0441 HOFFERMAN Billy C lli22.99 p c 5500 HONAKER J ame a H 1222396 PFC 0100 HOPICINS W'1l'f1e · L. 930134 Bgt 0161 HUN'l' Donald D 588205 SJt 3534 I~S R1hoard M 1173326 p c 1300 I

JACKSON Bebb1e G 1097417 Sgt 33'11 JANKE R1oh£~rcf 0 ll7l95: .. S~t 0241 JANUSEX Joseph J 1205464 p c 3300 JEI~KINSON Thoms l.f 1167042 PFC 5591 JERGENSEN John L 1180226 Cpl 0431 JOW».N Robert I 1219145 PFC 2543 KE~ George J 676269 SJt 0300 KELLEY Dewey J . 1162600 p c 3500 KELLY Leland H 605653 Sgt 0241 KENJ»..LL .Ja.mes E lll7650 S~t 3413• Xlt.LAY John· C 1252696 p c 3400. KIRKER Thoma e J Jr .· 1126923 Opl ~ll KLEIN R1ohard.L 1191806 PFC 5691 KCP'l'A Edward M 648683 Sgt· 2611 KRlilTZ .A.rthur·P 1090894 BJt 0161 KULIFAX Riohard A 1196862 p c 2511 KUIXENJALL Billy B 1095886 Opl 0311 LANGEUER Albert R . 1195111 PIC 5544 LANGENSTEIN \'11ll1am L 1184876 PP'C 3016 LEAKE W1ll1am T 645199 Sgt Ol~l LO'WER Charles F Jr 1138249 Sgt 2611 !~CHOVEC R1ahard A 10493'1 sst 0143 l~GEE. Hartin D 639252 Sgt OU3 HARTIN Leonard G 902.066 Sgt O~ll l!A'l'BESON DoMld R 11:5'$571 c,l 3371 l~C ELROY Thoma e I 1190184 PF'C 5591 UOM4HON John C Jr 1169229 Cpl 0143

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HIDKIFF Thomas L B 1201749 PFC 5591 !WELLER Herle R 1179041 PFC 2511 l100RE Lee A 915545 Sgt 3023 HOORE Walter 8 1078665 Sg~ 3011 HORELAND James l! 1150423 Sgt 0431 r!JORRIS Robert P 1222844 PFC 5200 l•iO Sl1A.N Har o 1 d A 1190895 PFC 5500 PARRISH Otto W Jr 11980?4 Cpl 0143 PATTON William H 1172597 Cpl 0311 PAXTON Jack T 6634?1 Sgt 4312 PEDERSEN Harold W 1199398 Cpl 3011 PETERSON Ralph L 641606 Sgt 0241 PROCTER Theodore G Jr 602389 Sgt 5231 PUCCIO Vincent J 1232674 PFC 4600' RILEY Martin J Jr 1071092 Sgt 4631 RINGLER Gerald W 10808~1 Cl'J1 3371 RITCHIE John S 5~'7.2~5 PFC 0311 R!VZRA Peter Jr 1180'79? PfC 3500 ROBINSON Carey W '322471 Sgt 1534 ROHLOFF Albert G Jr ll89435 Cpl 0231 RUDERl!AN Leon 1214764 PFC 5200 RYAN Jolin W 1095024 . C~l 0311

. .'SAVAGE Hugh A 1126934' p c 0143 SCUTT Richard L 1190?.45' PFC 1372 eERGOTT Louie A 1070657' Sgt 0143 SILVA Thomas A 1170206 PFC 0333 SIHUONS W1li1e F 1195868 PFC 3600 SKROBARCZYK Johnny :t0837l8 Bgt '0.143 SLOVACK Leuie 1089108 • Sgt 5537 SNIDER Allen P Jr 111?910 Sgt 3013 STEVENS K~nneth I 1094649 Sgt 0037 THROH Robert B 649371 Sgt 3013 TISSOT Howard 8 1118922 Cpl 0431 TULLY Frederick V Jr 11~3015 Cpl 3413 TYSON Francis D 59~86 Sgt 0143 ULRICH He.reld 1193738 PFC 3413

"~·t. ULRICH John H 1103094 Sgt 3413 VANDERHOFF La el1e J 1198492 PFC 2511 WASHINGTON William A 11~0832 PFC 1372 . ~"J

WEED Earl R 10~4631 Sgt 4631 ... ~

\'/ELLS William .K 1165623 Cpl 1441 ·":

\YILLUUS Bruoe \i 1183823 PFC 2500 WILLIAl~S Robert S Jr 107256? Sgt 0143 ZEBOLD Roger A 1199059 C-pl 0141 :Z.IERTEN John A 1189442 Cpl 4631 ZURHEIDE Wilber J 1233333 Cpl 4600

ANTEKEIER Richard P 1161981 Cpl 0231 ATCHISON Dale B 1159220 PFC 2531 AUSTIN Ph1l1p E 1169719 PFC 2531 BETROSIAN Saznek '1212?97 PFC 3500 BOYKO Stanley W 1097603 Sgt ·0311 CHENETTE Raymond F 668551 Sgt . 0311 FETTERS Lee \'l 11'77288 Cpl 0231 GARBOWSKI Tadeus E 11696'13 Cpl 0231 GERONIHE George J? 1168503 Sgt . 0231

-HENRY Lauohland A 1226627 PFC. 0200 HOUIAKOFF George F 1211259 PFC 0231 JACKSON James W 1116640 PFC 0231 JOHNWN Jiles D ael414 .s~·., 4134

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JOHNSON Jiles :1 321414 Sgt 4134 KOSlo!EDER Robert V 1165026 Opl 5'i'll MC OARTHY James P 1166443 Sgt 0231 UITCHELL ivayne R 115'7817 PFC 0231 HONROE Charles E 1160411: .. PFC 0231 UODROW Jame e T 996?34 Cpl 0231 ROBERTSON Duncan J 102l22~ ~rc 0231 ROFE Lazare A 1214632 3000 ., ,, TAYRIEN John W 11?9698 Cp1 33'i'l . ':'!'

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TIBBS Robert J 1180191 Cp1 33?1 .. ZUBRINICH Steve L 1189890 PFC 2500

C.OLLINS Billy 689$30 Sgt 0338 UANN James 8 549092 Sgt 0316 POLLOCK Robert L 111~9lg Sgt 0143 WALPOlE Thome. s E 119~?72 Cpl 0311

BAHR V1otor R 1251143 PFC 3500 HAVLIK Frant1sek 122,878 PFC 2511 VANDIVER Byron L 124:U53 PFC 5541 ICING Thomas E 1262404 PFC 3400 l~CH Adrian Z 1244583 PFC 3300 ALLARA Bobby D 1257494 PFC 0100 ANDERSON David 1187237 PFC 3500 BANICS John H 1157~06 PFC 5541 BECKER Sheldon 1208~34 Cpl 4671 EENKERT Edward J 1206254 PFC 3413 CRUICKSHANK Hugh J Jr 1232153 PFC 3000 DEARWECH~ER W1~11am H 1246809 PFC 0400 DEC~Rebert T 1258074 PFC 5534 .. BORDEN Wi.llard C 1199()60 PFC 2533 BIRSUKIEWICZ R1ohard S 658096 ·Sgt 0143 CARRF..A R1ohard J 12554.1)0 . ·PFC 0400 CIS~OS Eugene H 1191108 PFC 2533 COOK Charles R' . 1201019 l!FC 2533 OULP David L 12468].6 ?.FC 0400 DAVIS Paul L Jr 11694~ C'P1 0143 FLINT Charles S 1093764 Sgt 0143 GO.RE1'SAS Donald t . 1186?64 Cpl 0143 HAAS Ralph W Jr 115?32? Pfo 5541 JANES Edward t 1258349 PFC 3300 LIBERTY Arthur A 468147 Sgt 0311 WOODCOCK .Earl J Jr ll9Q40.f, Cpl 3413

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Headquarters IIeadquartera Bat'calion

lst Liarine Division {Reinf), FI.:!i' o/o FPO, San Francisco, Califol~ia

""'A. In ... ro··· I. -""on. NDrr .. ) b .i..L .. L ll .~ i.l lL.-~1 ul.l . . :t:lTL.:m:m ••••••••• 57-52)

21 June 1952

TI:;,:chanc;;e of ba:~s, sleepinG, mountain, Ll949

1-:.e:r: (a) HqDn Supply Officers l'.lemo to all hands of 13 Juno 1052

1. noference (a) directed that all personnel of this oonunand exch.an:..;e ba.,2;s 1 sleepia;:;, mounta.:Ln, i.a949, for ba.~s, sleepine;, ,.,ool and one blanl::et, v:ool, or t;no (2) blankets, wool in lieu thereof c.s desired. -

2. The record::: of the Bn ttalion Su~ply Officer indicates that v. considerable ntunber of officer and ealistod personnel have not compliec.: wi·t;h the. above.

3. Gurillner sleepin;.:; bs.gs and/or bla~1k<!lts are norr in sufficient SUJ.Jply for the issue ·l:;o .::.11 pe:.:•som1el.

1. Company Comuande r•s, ;Joe tio~1 Heads and. Officers in Charse of separate units are directed ·co ta!~e il:nileclio.to action to assure that the e.:;;:chanGe of slcopin::; baus as indicated in ~Jarac;ro.ph l above is complied '.rith Pl'ior 'i.io lGOO, 26 Jun0 1952.

DI3~HIDU~l0b: ~A~

O};:i'ICIAL _...,__ ..... ---

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1 TIOBERT G. l.L'I.SOl~-

2d Lt. us~.ic Adjutant

!l!T'J.1IIOHY H. J.!'Tif,JiKI::-:·~;rcz r;~ajor, U. S. L:arine Corps

~xecutiv0 Officer

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HeAdouartere Head~uartere Battalion

let Har1ne Division (Re1nt) FI~F o/o FPO San Frano1eoo, Cal1torn1a

From: Commanding Ottioer To: All Section Heads

Subj: Roster of Starr Non-Commissioned Officers

25 Jun 1952

Ret: (a) CG letlurDiv ltr Pere:WTP/wtm over P16-3 eer: 16816 or 20Jun52

Enol: (1) Roster ot Start N001 s

1. The following information is requested tor planning n~ poses only.

2. Enclosure (1) contains the names of liaster Sergeants and. Teohn1oa1 Sergeant of thie organization who joined the First Ua.r1ne Division during October and November 1951. Please indicate with an asteriSk in front or the name in oases where a

relief is required, and return the rosters to thie otfioe ~rior

to 1200, 5 July 1902.

NOTE: Do not request replacements tor these personnel 1naemuoh as the asterisk constitutes the re~uest when a~~l1oable.

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Headouarters Battalion 1st Harine Division (Re1nf) FHF

c/o FPO San Francisco, California

25 Jun 1952

ROSTER OF STAFF NCO'S ARRIVED IOREA PRIOR TO J. IECENBER 1951

NAHE SER NO ~ g COl!? DAK

Headguartere Company

ARNOLD John D 3149'72 l{Sgt 0241 MC 10ct51 Bll.ENNAN l11chae1 W 375634 Tf!gt 0231 uc l0ct51 BALDRIDGE Henry H 319596 TSgt 2539 HC 50ct51 BAR.'1.0\/ Clayton R Jr 319663 HSgt 4941 uc 50ct51 BARTOLOl'lA Charles F V5793?6 TSgt 5579 110 50ct5l FOLEY \i1111am H Jr 473981 l18gt 3539 uc 50ct51 GARTZ Spencer D 25756'1 HSgt 4312 l!C 50ct5l KELLAR James R 207269 HSgt 0319 R 1 d 50ct5l KENNEDY James 11009~8 TSgt 3619 l!C 50ct51 LACEY Ruben L 257822 l1Sgt 5849 MC 50ct51 LAClCNER John E 398434 TSgt 2316 MC 50ot51 LA H.AR W1ll1am L Jr 471740 TSgt 0169 110 50ct51 l'iASTERS \i1111am A 582409 TSgt 0119 1!0 50ct51 lWSIER Robert H Jr 653640 TSgt 4631 HO 50ot51 NUR.."1AY J 1m 260845 USgt 5849 MC 50ctlll 0\vEN Roy V 323743 'rSgt 0316 l1C 50ct51 PELER Boyd T 242'770 TSgt 0439 HC 50ot51 PLANTE Charles 284012 HSgt 3519 11C 50ot51 RIDGE Ernest 0 30239' HSgt 264fi MC 50ct51 SAYERS John A 8993~4: TSgt 2539 uc 50ot51 SHELTON Deward E 3064-4:4 HSgt 0149 !1C 50et51 SHREVE Homer Jr 244434 l1Sgt 55'79 HC 50ct51 SPEVACEK W1111am J Jr643284 TSgt 5643 110 50ot5l ·~.,~

TOWERS Raymond 286639 TSgt 0169 HC 50ct51 \~-

WAUGH C1evern L 280189 115gt 0319 !1C 50ot5l :s. -~:'

ZIW.N Ra.ymond S 266508 TSgt 3379 HC 50ct51 !(ARSHALL Kenneth J 242217 l1Sgt 5519 uc 80ot5l RICH James D 260664 11Sgt 0149 HC SOot 51 BOGGY Raymond E 413269 TSgt 0169 HC 7Nov51 BOYD li1111am P 2q8156 HSgt 303o4: HC 7Nov51 CALI.J1AN Ira J 247380 HSgt 4312 HC 7Nov51 CARLSON. ·oeoa.r E 277611 HSgt Oi'519 HC 7Nov51 FOOTE Levi N 252436 HSgt 5849 HO 7Nov5l GIRAITIS David R 64?421 TSgt 1449 HC 7Nov51 HOIVARD Ralph E 294511 HSgt 0371 l1C 7Nov51 KESLER John D 266379 USgt 0319 uc 7Nov51 KULLUSON FrAncis J 276910 HSgt 4..~12 HC 7Nov51 HILLER Earl F 521290 TSgt 0339 MC 7NOVDl HILLER Hartley G 4695SO TSgt 3014 MC 7Nov51 OLUND Roy E 303325 HSgt 4631 HO 7Nov5l I

SAG-E J aJDe G W 6~4483 TSgt 4621 l1C 7Nov5lr SAYRE Orville L 309094 TSgt 0169 HC 7Nov51 TAYLeR Herbert H 262944 NSgt 0319 HC 7Nov.51 ZISKA Ph111p V 651906 TSgt 5579 HC 7Nov51 LIPPOLD J ame e E 1014646 TSgt 0147 l1C 8Novfi1 COREY Dan.el J 598470 TSgt 0169 HC 9N0"15l CARTER Charles E Sr 274218 TSgt 0335 :~c 20Nov51 ~OBAUGH John H 301977 NSgt 0319 MC ~Novfil

SHITH l(erle A 645162 TSgt 4671 MC 20Nov5l SNYDER Herman 669939 TSgt 3019 MC 20Nov51 SWENSON Earl K 275071 HSgt 46'71 NC 2Q}l.ov61

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HeadgY!rter1 g~mna~ (oont'd) I

AlmRINE Geor'e H 570046 TSgt 4631 MC 22Nov5l BUELL Soott 540624 TSgt 5519 MC 22Nov61 HIGLEY James Vl Jr 265849 TSgt 5643 MC 22Nov51 SHIRE Norman 0 272243 TSgt 5544 uc 22Nov51 BOHACK Robert A 640~0 TSgt 0\519 MC 30Nov51

UP Comnany

CASHEN Dallas J 25:52Ql TSgt ~849 uc 50ot51 DUTKIEWICZ John W 9724$ TSgt 6949 uc 50ct51 GARDELLA Steven L Jr 552616 T~t 5849 MC 50ct51 HAYES Robert J 3335~ TSgt 5949 MC 50ct61 \'iOLFE Pa u1 E 5714J;5 TSSt 5849 MC 50ct51 DRAPER John W 28087(> us~ 0149 uc soot5l AVERY Frederick A 56645e TS 5849 uc ?Nov 51 ED\'iARDS C1orus 292531) T8gt 5869 MC ?Nov61 LA.'W Norman F 292401 MSgt 5849 uc ?Nov61 LUTTRELL R•bert L 28600f l!Sgt 5849 uc ?Nov 51

filgQ!j w~mnanl

SYPHER J ame e F 26310, USgb 0:519 HC ?Nov 51 BALDWIN John H 22952~ HSgt 2619 uc 9Nov51

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• • ~ESTRICTED SECURITY INFORMATION

MEMORANDUM:

Headquarter& Headquarters Battalien

lat Marine Division (Reinf) FMF c/o FPO San Fr&.neiseo, Cali!omia

F~om: Commanding Officer T~: DISTRIBUTIONt

25 June 195 2

Subj~ Return of the 18th Ftotation Draft to the United States

Ref: (a) Division Memorandum No. 1)3-52

1. Personnel departing this organization with the lflth Rotation

Draft will depart from the Division Chapel Area at a time and date

to be announced.

2. Second Lieutenal\t Walter. N. MORRISON 153007/0302, USMCR, is

hereby designated as the O!fieer in Char1e of the battalion draft.

Starr Sergeant Edwin E. MILLER 265145/0316, USMC, is deeisnated ae

NCO in Charge of Head~uarters Company personnel. Staff Sergeant

Andy B. BASICH 867466/5811, USMC, is designated as NCO in Charge ot

Military Police Company personnel. Sergeant Milton L. COOK 646477/

_2531, USMC, is designated as NCO in Charge of Reconnaissance Company

personnel.

3, All personnel of this battalien returning on th!! draft will

repOrt to the Chapel Area for muster at a time and date to be

announced. The Officer in Charge will be furnished a ro!ter o! the

draft, and will report results of the muster to this Headquarters ...

WIZARD - SOl.

4. The following will govern clearance procedure, Prior to 29 June

1952, all personnel departing with the 18th Rotation Draft wills

a. Obtain clearance slips from company tc which assigned and

clear out with company as required.

'b, Clear out with Division Post Office; !urnishin& the Post

Office a civilian forwarding addrus for the purpose of forwarding

mail. Notify correspondents and publishers of such change and

reque at them to discontinue the use or tlli ..... erseae address.

c. Clear out with the Battalion Supply Otfi'cer. Turn in all

government property except the following items which will accompany

the individual upon departure from the CP Are&J Regular issue

clothing, Field Jacket, Pack, Mess gear, leggings, aleeping bag

and/or blankets, M-1 Rifle and cartridge belt.

d. Personnel who possess war trophies and desire to retaia the~

will report to their respective comp&nf cammanders for completion ol

a War Trophy Certificate (in duplicate).. All personnel are remi.ndliiA

that no firearms manufactured in Russia or China mar be retained as

souvenirs. Sueh firearms will be turned in tc the Battalio_n Supply

Oftic er. Autherized souvenir weapons will be turned in to Comp<BJlJ"

Commanders prior to 28 June 1952, for delivery to the Ott~er in

Charge of the Headquarters Battalion Draft personnel,

RESTRICTED SECURITY INFORl-!A TI ON

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Return of the lSth Rotation Draft to the U.S. (Cont 1 d)

5. The Battalion Supply Officer will be furniehed a copy of the rotation draft roster, fer !'lis use in sorting personal weapons belonging to members of the draft. The Supply Of fie er will deliver p~rsonal weapons to the Officer in Charg~ of the battalion draft, .h o in turn, will receipt for same and deiiv er them to the Officer in Charge of the 18th Rot at ion Draft at ASCOM CITY upon arrival thereat in accordance with paragraph 6e of reference (a).

~'• The Officer in Charge of Headquatters Battalion personnel will .·,nspect each man p-rior to entrucking to ensure' that no Russian' or :~hinese made firearms are in the hands of any individual,

7. Company Commanders of Reconnaiseance Company and Military Folic e Company will be responsible for transporting the personnel of their respective companies to the Division Chapel Area. Time and date will be announced later,

DISTRIBUTION 2

All Sections CO: HqCo;MPCo;ReconCo Each Officer and Man

0-F-F-I-C-I-A-L

J. '£c2/ \-'i~~~H lc·{. /0-t? Y f9l ~,. •

ROBERT G. MA.SON 2d1to, USMC Adjutant

R::!:STRICTED SECURITY INPORMA TI ON

ANTHONY R. FRANKIEWICZ By direction

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..... . .. - Headquarters • ,_ ne·dquartors Battalion

1st i.Iarine Division (Reint') 1 Fl!F ·~c/o_, :PPO, s·a.n Francisco, California

BATTALIOlT I.Ci.lORAHDUU)

26 Jw1e 1952

. . Control of Hemormagic Fever lTU!.1B3R.- ••••• , , 69-52)

Ref: ·(a) Div Lietno Ho. 168-52 of 20 JWle 1952

1. Reference·(a) is quoted in part for colilpliance of all personno of this battalion:

"1. All available info~1ation indicates that hemorrhagic !'ever is transmitted fl"Ol11 rodents ·to in.an by ::lites. The beet; protection against mites no~.7 knonn is clothin~ im.preanation rri th a miticide, repellent. clothing trea tlilent, .]~I Stock no. 51-R-300.

2. . Effective ir.unediately all U.s. ·troops loea tecl in corps and divisiol'l areas will trea\:: outer olotllins, sqclcs, and the outer coveri11.g of sleep illS baf3s ,-ri th repellent, ·.elothing treatment, Oj.I Stoclc iTo. 51-R-300.

. 3. T:rea tment \:ill be accomillished by nlixinr; 0110 part repel-' lent, clothil'lB treatment, i.)J~ Stock Ho. 51-R- 300, • ~·ri th 10 parts of \·,atel". 'llle resul·cing emulsion t:ill be sprayed on the outer clothinG, r:i·th sprayer, 3 qt,, ~::;.: Stoclr ~io • .t!;l-S-4106 or sprayer• 2 or 3 gallon, 3ng1neer Stool:: Ho. •.U-7839. 400-030. If the 2 or 3 gallon sprayer is used, tho r.1iat nozzle tlill give the most effective spray. The spray will be a.pl:)liecl evenly over the entire surface of a11 outel~ clothing so as to thoro:ugl1ly dampen the clothing, and can be ~pj_)lied rrhile the clothing is bei11g worn. During the spraying, tl"ousors should be W'lblouseci and .. t~1e legs sprayed doun to tho bottoms. · 'J."he treatment v1ill be carried out once 'l.:reeltly or 'tihenover tho clothins is chanGed or ~'lashed, Soclcs may be dipped in t~he solution, hand Wl"unG and ai~·dried. ·

4, In addition to the clothing treatment described above, repellent, insect, 2 oz 'bottle,. will be used as a supplement, 'BliS repellent uill be applied to th~ boot tops, bottoms of trousers, around the vrais t D.nd Ol"l the trousers fly, at· least once daily, by pourins a fo·.r drops on the pa.lli'l of the hand and spreati.il1B it evenly ovet• the area to be tl"ea ted. All. exposed areas· of the body \rill bo treated in the same mannel" every 4

or 5 hours,

s. Trea tt'!le'nt of the outer cov0r of sleeping l,lags v1ill be accomplished in the same manner a.s describe.d for clothing in . paragraph 3 above,· Sloepin~'·bags will be treated once monthly.'*

2, Tho De.ttalion Supply Gfficor \7111 procure necessary supplies as proscribed by paragraph 6 of referonco (a), to insure the

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BATTALION l.~:-::.:ORANDUI.i llUL~D:R 69·52 ( COliT' D) of 26 June 1952 .. -. ~ -. - ~ ~ ~ - - - ~ - - - ~ - - - ~ - - - - -- ~ - - - . ctf'oetive execution of "Ghs above instructions, tor issue to tho companios of this battaliol1 at tho earliest possible do.to. Company Comr.1andors.will insure strict compliallco \:ith tho procdourea sot :f'orth heroin.

3. Con1pany Commanders, Section heads· and Officers· in Charge of sopara to units will publish the contents· of this diroc.ti vo to all personnel under their supervision at throe ( 3) consocuti vo nms-tors and post this momorandum on :~11 bulletin boards. •

DIS'l'RIBU'riOl-T: ··A''

OFFICIAL

..i?4~-(4.tf8,/5il G ... /·f'noB .... Rl G. Ili.ASON

2d Lt'. USUC Adjutant

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AlJTIIOHY R. I:,HAH'KIB.iiCZ 1Iajol:", V~ s. Uarino Corps

Bxocutivo Officer

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Headquarters Headquarters Dattalion

lst iial"'il'lO Division ( Roinf), l?UF c/o li'PO, San Francisco, California

Change No. 2 to B-·~Tr.e~'\.LION E:l:dOR.:·~~lDUU) . . ITUIIK..:n ••••••• , • 25-52)

25 June 1952

I Corps Rest Cantor, Chosin Hotel, Seoul, Korea

:mel: (3} Dates porsonn.ol from sections will ·depart for Host Con tor

1. In vie,·: of tho to.ct that Rl;H at the I Cor-ps aost Cantor, Chasin IIotol, Seoul, Korea, rras t.Jmporal .. ily suspended for tho poriocl, ;~1 Juno throu@1. 20. Juno 1952, Ol"lclcsurc ( 2) is hereby revoked. 3nclosuro ( 3) '.iill bo subati tutod thoro for •

DID:l'TIIDU':l:ION: ·• A ·•

•. JT'l'HOlTY 21. pn..·.~~ICI3 iiC Z I.:ajor, u. S, Uarinc Corps

Exocutivo OZiicor

App II ( 1) to HqBn, 1st MarDiv CommD1ary or June 1952 \

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Dates Personnel !rom sectione indicated will depart for Rest Center:

SECTION

G-1 G-2

G-·3 - G-4

Dj v .-\dj - Di vPera

DivH~~t - Divlnsp

Div & BnMed & Dental - DiYMTO

Div3mb - HPCo

Recon Co - DivOrd

Div & BnChaplain - Disb

Repro & Photo - DivSig

Band - Legal

HqCo - HqComdt

DiTSup - BnMeea

BnSup - GuardSect

_ K~!C Reg' t - NCO School

BnSpc~Ser - DivSpecSer

Post Office - PIO

CasDet - FSCC

DiTEng - BnHq

BnMTO * HqComdt

Bn Mess - TrngAidsLib

G•ardSect - Food Dir

Officer's Mess- Red Cross

Band - MPCo

Recon Co - CIC

CG-ADC-C/S - Post Office

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29 June 1952

2 Julr 1952

5 Julr 1952

8 Jul1 1952

11 Julr 1952

14 July 1952

17 July 1952

20 July 1952

23 July 19S2

26 July 1952

29 July 1952

l Aug 1952

4 Aug 1952

7 Aug 1952

10 Aug 1952

13 Aug 1952

1' Aug 1952

19 Aug 1952

22 Aug 1952

25 A•g 1952

28 Aug 1952

31 Aug 1952

3 Sept 1952

6 Sept 1952

9 Sept 1952

ENCLOSURE (3)

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Headq,uarters Headquarters Battalion

1st J:itn~ine Division (Reinf), li'L.F c/o FPO, San Francisco, California

26 June 1952

:S:::;"CURI'1'Y I:Jli'ORL:L'i.TIOl7

Dii.TT.o..LIOE G:J:N'SRAL ORDER)

I·TU~.IB3R • •••••••••••• ;: •• 6 ) Defense Against Air Attack

J.ef: (a) Dn I.Iemo no. 68·51 of 14 Dec 1951 (b) Annex Roger to Di v Gem Orcle r Ho. so .. 51

Enol: ( 1) Air Raid ·Jaming Conditions and, Signals

1. Reference (a) is horoby revoked and ,-,il.l be removed from the files.

2. Reference (b) is supplemented by instructions heroin.

3, In the ovont of receipt of an air raid warnin~ as outlined in enclosure (1), tho folloui~ action \rill be tal:on:

a. All hando not; on guard ol~ on vital opol'ation duty ·aill proceed on the doublo, v1i th holmots and norlilal arms, to individual fiGhtin3 holes or shcltc:n1 s.

b, Durin~ tho l:oUi.1 8 or tl.o.rJC'l.e:ts, unit; COnuila11d0l.1 S will establish and maintain blaclcout discipline.

4. Dotenso against o.ir atJ~aclc shall consist of tho follor:inc measures~

{1)

(2)

{3) ( 4)

(1)

( 2)

Disporsa.l or hoadquo.rters, vohiclos, pol•Sol·mel nnd supply installations. ::::nergotic ond coordinated use of concoo.lmont and c a:nouflago, Convoy discipline, Blackout discipline.

Uso of AA· r!oapon::~ by unit co;maandors against hostilcl o.i rc l'O.ft c, ttncl;;i l'lG frionC.ly t1•oop s or ins tall a. tions. ControlloCt usc of indivic~twJ. won)ons ngain.st hostile ni1•c :ruf·i:; a t'co.cl~in:~ r1i thil1 rc.:1c;.:,.

5. In the ovo11t no .,.,a.rnin;s is rccoivod o.s outlined in onC"loau.ro (1), units i:ill, upon sisht:j.nc or 'being o.tta.c1:od. by hostil6 aircro.i"c, carry out activo nncl pc.ssivo dofonse r.2oo.suros o.s appropria to o.nd initio. to an o.i r o. t to.ck r:arninc o. a follows:

a, Pass to :::>i vision FSCC (telephone ·,;IZARD SPORT) by tho most ex:_0oditious m.c.:1.ns nvo.ilo.blo, full information o..s to no.turo of o.ttc.ck, munbor of o.ircro.ft, d:i.roction CJt: i'light anU. tho ostilllatod o.ltitudo of o.ircrc.ft.

b, Uo·i:;ify subordina.to and a.djo.cont units.

c, I.iaintain liaisol'l Hith any civilian !13-.Jncios in tho o.rl!ln !lnd tnko all mcD.suros nocosonry to i11suro civilinn cooperation (e.g. i.:.P.CO, will notify looo.l "illagos to 1nsu1~o blaclcout during ·an e,lort c.11d IIoo.Llqua.rt"rs Company \7oulc.l. insuro the prcp~Qdnoss of the KSC Can1p. )

RES'rlUCTED SECURITY INFOHI.:U~TIOU

~P II (J) to HqBn, 1st MarDlv CommDlwy or June 1952

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- - --. . ~ ~ - ~ - ~ . - ---d, '.larnin:, .-:::=I'l':-~ ·.:ill be estnblishoC.: onl:'· upon authority

ot Division Headquarters and t.mi t oommandero ·::ill a;·nai·i;

the ",:ore'. fron "tllo Division Sic;nal vfficor or G-2 Officer~ G-0 Of'fieer befol~e ooourin2: .from air attack alert.

G, The follorri~13 i'o:o;,l for vo.rnin(.; 1.;1essa.:;es ' .. ill be adhered to:

a, Ido~tification of sender

b, Plash, Fla~h

a, Area ef~e~tea

f. Iitu:1bor of e.i1•craft (liany-15 oP more; :-'e'.7-loss ·i;han lG)

(a) ~L'I'icor of ·i;:-1e Day, ~:•1o.c:l1, ="lash, ·.:·c:rnin;_; 'iec:, lOOO:C, ~-~.l:, Co,, :ce,·; ( telepho:..1.o}

(b) :.·oiner, :b,laah, Flash, .·u:i.'l'lin:::; Hec:, lCOOj:, :.:.P. Co,. iiany (Radio)

7, .'\11 COiill)any co· __ Dadars (less l">econnfli:ssaneo Com)n..11.y) anG. attache( Ul'l.i'CS are directed to propa1•e detailed l1lans :Cor clefanso a::;ains"t

air att;acl~ •:~it:1in their compa.nies, tm.its or sec·iiions ancl. subuit a

copy of sue~ a plan to t::11s r:ee.dL~Ua1•tern :n•ior to 1 .July 1952.

Li:".L'liOlT'.L" 11. ~''l::.i;1~L~. IC Z l!ajor, u. s. Uarino Co1•ps

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IGS'.L'RICT:J:D :3:::::CUni'J.'Y Im'OR~-~:'.'l' IOH

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1. In accorclanco .ax, l'Elfo~'ence (b) au• "lll"l1in::_; oonclitions are set fort:1 e.s follo· .. :;;

a. Conlli~ion y::;L!,O' .. ; Air a.t~aclc ,robablo, lmidentified aircraft ii:-1-vTcinity. i'al~e passive defense neasures a.n<l porpe.re '..;o take activo do1'en.se :·1easuros.

b, Condition :~:;;D: "~ir attac::: e~.:.;:1inent or in ~)roc;ress, hostile ai?Craft in vieinity. Take passive dei'ense ueasures a~•d pcrpa1•e ·i;o tal{e active clcfer!so neai'!Ul'os.

c. Conc'i.i tion ·~n:~; J.ll eloar. ,Secure fran alert condition:

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Condition ~-~-:-3:1: 'ion (10) Scconl1 bla::d;s at nvo (5) second intervals for a :c;-Jriol1 of 'c1:o (2) ::unutes.

Condi'l;ion ·.ilii'.~.':::: G.-w (1) lon...; "..lla.:s'b o:.i.' abou·~ ono (1) minute clurat:l.on.

( 1) Dugle - C ondi ti on }~]:;:;:): ;'To Arms-. • repoa to d sova r8l times. Condi'(;ion _·:j.Jl::;.: ·•seeUl"e'', repeated 8eve1•al times.

( 2) ~TCG ··.1'li ntle, pass inc the ·.;o1•tl Ol" other ve.rl'linc tl,ans;:rinsion Lioans nay be utilized.

l~~s~ir~rc~~':"iiD C~".Cu;:I'l'Y IL"Ol'l: •. :L'l'I02T

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• • Headquarters Headquarters Battalion

1st Marine Division ( Reinf), Fl.fii' c/o FPO, San Francisco, California

BATTALION BULLETIN)

30 June 1952

• . Class ,;E'1 Messages, Preparation of

NUI.ffiER ••••••• 13·52)

Ref: (a) Division Liemorandum No. 174-52

1. Reference (a) is·quoted for the infonnation of all hands:

·•Ref~ (a) DNC-26, Part I, Chapter 4

1. Effective ·this date, facilities uill be available at the 1st

r.Iarine Division I.ie s sage Conte r for sending Class ·•E ·• 1.1essage s

{Personal rl1elegrams) in accordance with reference (a).

2. ?or messages originating within the Division, prices cparged,

plus tax, will be regular 1./estern Union ri'clcgraph rates from San

Francisco, California or 1:Jashington, D.C. to the ultimate destin

ation of the message as sot forth in Jl.nnex D, DNC-26. For messages

originating within the Continental United States, the sender will

be charged normal \':'estern Union rG. cos from the point of origin to

San Francisco, California, Service Personnel who anticipate tho

use of this pi'iviloge by their family or fl.,iends will notify tl'leir

family or friends to address tc.legra.n1s. to: Name, ranlt, serial

number, and the W'li t designation, c/o Naval Comnn~nication Station,

San Francisco, California. Example:

PFC Joseph ,.!. Blon 1146931 USMC Ab:J,e Company, 1st Bn1 1st lJlarines lst 1\io.rino Division, F'l.IF c/o N .. ·.val Communication Stntion San Francisco, California

3. Tho folloviin:::; subj~cts are accopto.blo or not acceptable for

Glo.ss '1E'' l:Iessa.e;os as indica ted below:

a. Acc~pta.ble:

(l) i~tters o£ life and death, and serious illness.

( 2) h:a tters of personal :::..rr.::.ngomonts or important personal

business, not of a rocurront nature.

( 3) Birth o.nnouncomc.:nts in tl10 ir!J.:JO din.to. family.

b. Not acceptable:

(l) Trivial, indecent, or· frivolous messa.ges.

(2) Holiday or c..nnivorso.ry :;rootings, such .as Christmas,

Easter, Mother's Day, bi:rthda.ys, wod•:angs, etc., except as mny be

authorized by separate instructions.

APP II (k) to HqBn, 1st MarD1v CommD1ary of June 1952

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B.~TTALION DULL:STIN 1~1JlilCEl1 13-52 (CON·r•D) of 29 June 1952

- - - - - - - ·- - - - - - - - - - - - - -(3) Mossaces of unnecessary length.

( 4) Ordina1•y congratulatory messages.

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( 5) l''requont or recurrent messages pertaining to the conduct of a corm:.1ercial venture.

(6) Duns, or business solicitations by commercial enterprise,

1. Class ·•E·' 1.iossaBes originating, within the Division, after bcin3 ch'•afted in tho proper form, vlill l;Jo submitted. to the Division Adjutant or Assistant Adjutant l'or release, Ai'to:r release they nill be deliverod to the J.lossago Center by the person sending the messago or tho person representing tho sender.

5, An Officer and Staff HCO, as designated by the Division Signal Officer, rrill be available a. t the Division !:~essago Center at all times to accept Class "E·A i.~ossages and, if needed, to assist in drafting the raossagc,

6. Tho Assistant Division Uossa.:_~e Center Chief is dosi(;natod to pol"for;n the fw1ctions proscri\>oC. for tho l.Iail Clork by Article 121, DlJC-26, '1

DISTRIBUTION: ·•A ·•

Ol"FICI.i\1

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BY .O~IDEH Oijl COLONEL STIVERS

P.N'l'HONY R. FRANKIEWICZ Eajor, u. S, Marine Corps

· Executive Officer

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APPENDIX III

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APPENDIX IV

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APPENDIX V

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P.PPENDIX VI

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APPENDIX VII (Neg~ti ve) .

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.APPENDIX IX

- {a) · Casual Section (b) Headquarters Command~;.nt Section (c) Headquarters Batte.lion Supply (d) Division Brig cl!ld PO~J Stoclcade

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CASUAL SECTION

The Cacual Section at the Division CommE.1lld Post assisted in proce o s:lng ond prov id:tng accommodations for the incoming and outgoing c1rD.:Cts, casuru.s return.i..ng to duty, and personnel traveling between Dirntrips Dnd inst&lations.

The Casual Section at the Division Commend Post processed EJnd provided 1:.:ccommodotions for the fo~Llot'lling personnel during the period.

Personnel going to United States, Japan, a~d Masan 187 Personnel returning to duty 530 Peroonr:el joining 1st Mar:lne Division 68 Pel~oonncl sent on TAD 48

Personnel returning to duty were as follO'llvs:

let Marine Regiment 5th Marine Regiment 7th Mo.r1ne Regiment 11th Marine Regiment Headquarters Battalion 1st Service B~:;,ttclion 1st Signal Battalion 1st MedicW. Battalion lot Motor Tr~sport Battalion 1st O".cdnance Battalion 1st Shore Psrty Battalion lot Engineer Battalion lot Tank Battalion 1st .Arnphib1~l Tractor Battalion 1st Anlphi bl an Truck Compony 1st Al"mored .Amphibian Tractor Battcl.ion 1st Combat Service Group 7th Motor Transport Battalion 1st Narlne Air \fing u. s. Army 90mm AAA Gun Battalion

195 137 164 107 102

34 31

9 28 11 17 27 50 2l 10

5 43 15

7 13

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Personnel returning to duty fron; hospitBJ.s \vere supplied ~Jith a minimum of cloth:tng and equipment CJnd returned to their parent organizations.

At the Division Command Post, the following clothing Dnd equipment were i~;sued to casuals returning to duty.

Hl'.tvercack, gcp Helmet, steel Liner, helmet

App IX (a) to HqBn, 1st MsrDiv CommDiary of June 1952

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BDnd~ liner, neck Band, liner, hec1d Can, meat Cover, con meat Fork, haver sack Spoon, haversack Knife, haversack Canteen, cover Canteen, ru. um or as Cup, ca.nteen Rine, cal, •• 00 MI. Sling, gun, leather Belt, co.rtridge Cover, helmet, cam. Jacket, field Shoes, field pr Boots, field pr Socks, C. s. pr. Undersl1irt, cotton Drawers, cotton Qoat, utility Trousers, utility Ca,p, utility Belt, web, w/buckle Poncho Blanket, wool

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Equipment received from 1st Ordnance Battalion:

Rifle, eel •• 30 Ml. Sling, gun, leather

Equipment received from outgoing personnel:

Rifle, c a.1 •• 301-Q. Sling, gun, leather

Equipment received from Headquarters Battalion Supply:

Bl enke t, vJO ol Belt, cartridge Haversack, J.1CP Helmet, steel Liner, helmet Bcmd, l:Lner, neck Band, liner, hea.d Poncho Canteen, cover Canteen, alum or sa Cup, canteen Can, meat Cover, con, meat

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480 480 410 410 422 424 352 4?3 488 409 477 477 485

64 7 9

11 218 218 222 153 146

91 75

484 C"'97

525 525

32 32

325 200 250 266 230 230 230 280 360 200 225 150 150

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Fork, haversack Spoon, haversack Knife, hav~rsack Socks, C. s. pr. Vnderohirt, cotton Drawers, cotton Trouser, utility Coat, utility Cap, utility

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50 65 90

115

Equipment received from outgoing personnel and turned into Headquarters Battalion Supply:

C arb:Lne, csJ.. •• 30 MI. E.llld M2 Sling, ca.rbil'ie "

Equipment received from 1st Service Battalion:

Boots, field pr. Trousers, utility

Equipment issued to Headquarters Battalion SuppJ.1:

Helmet, steel Band, liner, head Cup, csnteen Fork, Laversacl\: Spoon, haversack

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Casuals Jo.ine'd and transferred during the month of June 1952 ·~, 'I.~

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ON HAND DATE JOINED Tft.&NSFERRED CLOSE OF PERIOD

June 1 42 56 42 II 2 19 36 25 II 3 2l 19 'Zl II 4 9 27 9 II 5 32 5 36 " 6 47 61 22 II 7 15 25 12 II 8 36 13 35 II 9 20 38 17 II 10 13 9 21 II 11 '26 28 19 I II 12 60 28 51 II 13 31 47 35 II 14 51 26 60 II 15 22 45 37 II 16 39 33 43 II 17 45 25 63 II 18 49 74 38 II 19 48 44 42 II 20 51 65 28 II 21. 56 45 39 II 22 42 28 53 II 23 60 67 46

24 53 48 51 25 27 4J. 37 26 57 -29 65 27 26 49 42 28 43 30 55 29 33 32 56 30 47 24 79

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Korean Service Corps personnel Md Korean civilians employed by the Headquarters Commandant Section during the month of June 1952.

~ KSC' I KOREAN' CIVIL I,ANS

June 1 154 103 II 2 154 103 II 3 154 100 II 4 154 100 II 5 154 100 II 6 154 100 II 7 152 102 II 8 152 102 II 9 152 102 II 10 152 102 II 11 152 101

. II 12 152 103 13 152 103 14 152 103 15 152 103 16 152 103 17 152 103 18 154 103 19 154 103 20 154 103 21 154 103 22 154 103 23 154 103 24 154 102 25 154 103 26 154 105 27 154 103

II 2B 154 105 II 29 154 106 II 30 154 106

App IX (b) to HqBn,. 1st MarDiv CommDiary of June 1952

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• •• HE.ADQUA.'qTERS BATI'Ji,ION SUPPLY

Tentc.ge on hand in the HeD.dquDJ."ters Battalion Supply was as follO't'JS:

Tent, Ho spl t Dl. Tent, Pyramidal Tent, SquD.d Tent, B.laclwut Tent, HD11 ( smsJ.l) 'I'ent, ~ .. .:1ll (lorge) Paulin, 11} X 17 1

Paulin, 20 1 X 30'

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Serviceable, 1 Unserviceable) Unserviceable) Service ablel

( 5 Serviceable (6 Serviceable ( 3 Se rv 1 c e able ( 6 Service able, l Unserviceable)

l 2 1 2 5 6 3 7

At the Command Post, 58,005 Able Re.tiono augmented 1vi th BD.11.:er RD.tiono, D . .!.ld 3, ~238 C.twrlie Rations were received during the period.

App D( {c) to HqBn, lot 1-!arDiv CommDiary of June 1952

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• DIVISION BRIG

The Police PlD.toon operated £Jnd maintai.ned the Division Brig as follo•m:

(Bee inning of period) ( Clor;e of period) DATE ON H.tJJJJ2 CONFJ;NEMENT § RELEASSd2 ON ll&il2 :,~

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June l 52 0 2 50 •".':s· II 2 50 l 0 51 '.fl

II 0 51 2 1 52 II 4 52 0 0 52 II 5 52 l l 52 II 6 52 3 1 54 II 7 54 4 0 58 II 8 58 l 3 56 II 9 56 3 3 56 II 10 56 1 2 55 II ll 55 l 0 56 II 12 56 l 1 56 II 13 56 1 2 55 II 14 55 l 2 54 II 15 54 0 0 54 II 16 54 1 2 53 I II 17 53 1 2 52 II 18 52 3 l 54 II 19 54 1 l 54

20 54 4 2 56 a 56 l 0 57 22 57 3 l 59 ()":.;''

;cv 59 0 l 58 24 58 l 2 57 25 57 0 2 55 26 55 2 2 55 27 55 l 2 54 28 54 3 2 55

I 29 55 l 0 56 II 00 56 3 1 58

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• • DIVISION PRI OONE:\ OF 1/UiR STOCKADE

The Police Platoon mointo.lned oud opero.ted tbe Prisoner of 1·!ar Stockade ac follows:

(Bet; inning of period) (Close of p '' r:Lod) DNl'E ON HJiND PJrlCEIVED EVACUA'IED ON HAND

June 1 0 6 0 0 II 2 0 1 0 1 II 3 1 0 0 1 II 4 1 0 1 0 II 5 0 0 0 0 II 6 0 0 0 0 II 7 0 0 0 0 II 8 0 0 0 0 II 9 0 0 0 0 II 10 0 0 0 0 II 11 0 0 0 0 II 12 0 0 0 0 II 13 0 1 0 1 II 14 1 0 0 1 II 15 1 0 0 1 (Honpi tal) II 16 1 1 0 1 (Hospital) II 17 2 0 1 (Ho spi tat.) 1 II 18 1 0 1 ~ 0 II 19 0 0 0 0 II 20 0 0 0 0 II 2l 0 0 0 0 II 22 0 0 0 0 II 23 0 0 0 0 II 24 0 0 0 0 II 25 0 0 0 0 II 26 0 0 0 0 II 27 0 0 0 0 II 28 0 1 0 1 II 29 1 2 0 3 II 30 3 0 0 3

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1ST MARINE DIVISION - COMMAND DIARY - JUNE 1952• DECLASSIFIED 0728/143 Al2 S er 0 0 2 JUL 18 1952 SECOND ENDORSEMENT on CO HQBn lstMarDiv ltr eer 2285-5~ of 3 Jul 195:C From: Commanding