Soldier Bell Slightly Wounded in Korea Report
A 1951 report to parents lists Cpl. Richard E. Bell of Co. F 21st Infantry, 24th Division, Korea as slightly wounded in action. He sustained an arm wound from a Red Burp gun after returning to front lines following hospitalization for trench feet.
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Richard E. Bell
A. E. Bell
Korea
Bell
21St Infantry
Local Servicemen Enter Training and Recall
Pfc Billy Charles Simpson attends a demolition school at Fort Belvoir Virginia and expects to remain until May end before returning to Fort Sill Oklahoma. He was at Fort Sill from induction in November 1950 until sent to Virginia. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Jim Simpson and a Bronte high school graduate. Caswell S Haselden, son of Vice Haselden, is recalled to active Navy duty in March and stationed at the Bainbridge Maryland Naval Base. Haselden, a 22 year Navy veteran, previously retired and worked at the Veterans Hospital in Big Spring.
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Billy Charles Simpson
Fort Belvoir
Virginia
Fort Sill
Oklahoma
Jim Simpson
Bronte High School
Caswell S. Haselden
Haselden
U. S. Navy
Naval Base
Bainbridge
Maryland
Veteran’s Hospital
Big Spring
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Richard Bell
Armed Forces
Home Motor Co
Bronte, Texas