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Korean War: The 14th Infantry in Korea |
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Korean War: The 14th Infantry in Korea |
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Norman Gilbert takes a break |
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Bunkers built on hillside |
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Norman Gilbert (right) and Buddy |
My dad Norman E. Gilbert Jr. arrived in Korea in the spring of 1952 as part of the 14th Regiment, 25th Infantry Division, Company K. He attended basic training in November 1951 at Indiantown Gap Military Reservation in the Blue Mountains of Pennsylvania and was commissioned to Korea in 1952. In the late spring of 1953, after 11 months and 22 days of service, he headed home from Korea, returning to Indiantown Gap for approximately 3 weeks. He was then transferred to Blackstone VA. On August 19th,1953, he separated from the service and moved back home to North Tonawanda NY. Dad was born February 27, 1928 and died March 25, 1995. ...Judy Smith
Thanks to the son and daughter of Norman Gilbert for sending these photos.
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Korean War: Company K, 1952-1953 - Norman E. Gilbert photographs
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