Re: Turkish Brigade

[John C Cheek <johncheek1@juno.com>]

During my tour in Korea ( Jan '53 - Apr '54) I heard many stories of the bravery and ferocity of the Turks in battle. My outfit, an element of the Army Security Agency, monitored the front line radio communications of the enemy. The Chinese feared the Turks and their radio talk referred to them as Red Devils.

J. Charles Cheek 

 

On Mon, 5 Jan 2004 22:05:29 EST <Riata5@aol.com> writes:

In a message dated 1/5/2004 8:23:05 PM Central Standard Time, snolep@texas.net writes:

Life isn't always easy and it isn't always fair, but when the Turkish
brigade was needed you were there. On behalf of your American friends, thank
you." At: http://usconsulate-istanbul.org.tr/korea/koreagp.html

   I'll second that , up and down the line , the stories of the fighting Turks were parised .
    Jerry     K W   51-52

  

 

Stay safe, buddy.
        J. Charles 
Cheek   (John)
        Author of 
"Stay Safe, Buddy" (ISBN 
159286631X)
        A Novel about Humor 
& Horror during the Korean War
        
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