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Ive done some more checking and found out that Dorothy Blackwelder died along with over 70 other people in a collision of two trains near Lumberton, NC on December 16, 1943. Many of the dead were service members, mostly Army, but several Marines and Navy as well.
Vince says...
Great site. Im trying to find out more about my cousin Dorothy Evelyn Blackwelder who was in the Hospital Corps in WW II and died in December 1943. I assume that it was in the course of her duties. Anyway to find out ?
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Vince
04:26 PM on January 10, 2012
Great site. Im trying to find out more about my cousin Dorothy Evelyn Blackwelder who was in the Hospital Corps in WW II and died in December 1943. I assume that it was in the course of her duties. Anyway to find out ?
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James Reamer
12:55 PM on January 09, 2012
Gary , Mack, I remember you well & Doc Hulbert.
A good Marine & Corpsman. Hill 270 Hill 943. That wonderful Que Son Valley. Take that hill, then take that other hill, Up & down just for fun. Every third night an ambush. Watch out for our own artillery. The mosoon rains, mosquitos,
Leeches. Drinking water out of metal artillery containers. Tasted like explosives. C-4 to cook our food, watch out for the fumes. Climb in that tunnel with CS crystals & C-4, crimp that blasting cap with your teeth.
I have pictures of us from the mountains & valleys
Seimper Fidelis Marine,
Corporal Jim Reamer
A good Marine & Corpsman. Hill 270 Hill 943. That wonderful Que Son Valley. Take that hill, then take that other hill, Up & down just for fun. Every third night an ambush. Watch out for our own artillery. The mosoon rains, mosquitos,
Leeches. Drinking water out of metal artillery containers. Tasted like explosives. C-4 to cook our food, watch out for the fumes. Climb in that tunnel with CS crystals & C-4, crimp that blasting cap with your teeth.
I have pictures of us from the mountains & valleys
Seimper Fidelis Marine,
Corporal Jim Reamer
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Jim reamer
11:03 AM on January 09, 2012
Mack Mckinnion, you made me remember Doc Hulbert. I forgot.
I was your squad leader, LZ Baldy, LZ Ross, Fire Base Ryder, the Que Son Valley.
I was your squad leader, LZ Baldy, LZ Ross, Fire Base Ryder, the Que Son Valley.
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Jim Reamer
10:51 AM on January 09, 2012
Gung Ho it all my ECho Copany , 2/7 marines & corpsman
Seimper Fidelis,
Jim
Seimper Fidelis,
Jim
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Tina Gordon
11:35 AM on December 21, 2011
My son is a corpsman i was hoping some one could help me find out where I could find the poster with the angel behind the corpsman . Thanks
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Gerardo Glantz
01:48 PM on October 25, 2011
I served as a Navy Corpsmen with 2/7 Echo Co. 3rd Plt from 2001-2004 and served in Iraq.
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Don (Doc) Bourland
04:28 PM on September 25, 2011
I was a Corpsman with H 2/7 1966-1967. Love your website.
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