Korean War Interviews
Donald F. Calhoun
U.S. Air Force 1950–1953
Interview discussing Mr. Calhouns service in the Korean War. Recorded at the Morse Institu'te Library in Natick, Mass. on October 15, 1998.... more >>
Maurice Chapnik
U.S. Army 1953–1955
Nazis invaded Maurice Chapnik's home town of Mons, Belgium when he was seven. Surviving under Nazi occupation, his family hid that they were Jew... more >>
John A. Crisafulli
U.S. Marine Corps 1950–1953
Interview discussing Mr. Crisafulli's service in the U.S. Marine Corps during the Korean War. No photos available.... more >>
Richard Doran "Dick"
U.S. Navy 1941–1945, 1951–1953
Richard Doran decided to volunteer for the Navy in his senior year of high school and after four weeks of basic training in Bainbridge, MD, was ... more >>
Roland W. Gendron
U.S. Marine Corps 1950–1953
In 1950 Roland Gendron quit school at seventeen and enlisted in the Marines. Amphibious warfare training at Camp LeJeune and learning discipline... more >>
Thomas J. Hudner
U.S. Navy 1946–1953
Graduating from the US Naval Academy in 1946, Hudner was assigned to a cruiser north of Shanghai as a ship's signal officer. Receiving his wings... more >>
William Joress
Interview discussing Mr. Joress's service during World War II in Europe and the Korean War.... more >>
Donald Paul Oulton
Military Intelligence 1951–1953
Don Oulton spent nine months of the Korean War as an intelligence and reconnaissance (I&R) scout in the Chorwon Valley. In great detail he talks... more >>
John Pema
U.S. Air Force 1950–1953
Interview discussing Mr. Pema's service during the Korean War, focusing on his role as an electronic technician, and aerial bomber.... more >>
John Ray
U.S. Army 1939–1945, 1950–1953
Parts I & II: Interview discussing Mr. Ray's service during World War II in the Field Artillery.
Part III: Includes his experiences as a Pris... more >>
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