Korean
War
Red Clay &
Yellow Shields

This page is dedicated to my grandmother, Barbara Duvall. My grandmother survived the Korean War as a refugee in Suwon, South Korea. Her brother was executed while held as a prisoner of war by the North Korean military.
1950 - 1952
For 18 months, the 1st Cavalry Division marched up and down the Korean Peninsula.
They sailed from Tokyo to Pohang-dong before fighting their way south to Pusan. Beginning as raw recruits fighting a pitched battle at Pusan all the way to veteran troops marching in Pyongyang, the 1st Cavalry Division fought some of the toughest battles of the Korean War. The division was the cornerstone of UN strategic power during the opening days of the war.
36
DOCUMENTED
TROOPERS
Pohang-dong
1950
Pusan Periemeter
1950
Operation Killer & Ripper
1951
Hokkaido
1952
No Gun-ri
1950
Unsan & Sinchang-ni
Operation Commando
1951
1950

BRIGADIER GENERAL
RICHARD MORTON
F Company, 7th Cavalry Regiment
K Company, 7th Cavalry Regiment

LIEUTENANT COLONEL
WILLIAM BRUSTMAN
H Company, 8th Cavalry Regiment
Headquarters & Headquarters Company, 2nd Battalion, 8th Cavalry Regiment

LIEUTENANT COLONEL
EDWIN ELLIOTT
Headquarters & Headquarters Company, 1st Cavalry Division

LIEUTENANT COLONEL
RENE GAUDETTE
15th Quartermaster Company

CAPTAIN
THOMAS CLENDENIN
A Company, 8th Cavalry Regiment
C Company, 8th Cavalry Regiment

CAPTAIN
ROBERT DWINELL
Headquarters & Headquarters Company, 5th Cavalry Regiment

FIRST LIEUTENANT
JOHN HARTONG SR.
Headquarters & Headquarters Company, 7th Cavalry Regiment
L Company, 7th Cavalry Regiment

FIRST LIEUTENANT

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