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Ivan Sargent

. . Originally from Washington, Pennsylvania, Ivan J. Sargent was drafted into the Army during the Korean War.  He served with the well known, 3rd Infantry Division, 15th Infantry Regiment, Easy Company–an outfit dating back to the Civil War and formerly commanded by some of America’s greatest generals, including Dwight Eisenhower, George

Bernard Pular

. . Bernard Pular of Tionesta, Pennsylvania served in the Army during the Korean War.  On a routine mission one day he engaged the enemy—Koreans, Chinese—it didn’t matter.  They were trying to kill him, so he returned the gesture. That’s when “The Pollack”—as his men called him—was cut down by a

Bob Olsen

. . Bob Olsen was a marine engineer in the US Merchant Marine Service during World War II. Following the war, he served in the US Naval Reserve from 1945 until 1959

Anthony Marcione

. . Anthony “Dino” Marcione grew up among the steel mills and tough neighborhoods of West Aliquippa and Monaca, PA.   When the needs of the Korean War fell upon the Ohio Valley, he and many of his buddies were drafted into military service.  Dino was swept into the Army and landed

Don Maloney

. . Don Maloney grew up in New York City.  During WWII he was drafted into the army.  As the war in Europe was drawing to a conclusion in late 1944-1945, but certainly not over, Don was sent to France with other replacement troops.  He recalls watching the Germans surrender with

Hartley Johnston

. . Hartley Johnston Hartley Johnston of Cheswick, Pennsylvania talks about his experiences as an electronics technician aboard a destroyer (USS Wiltsie DD 716) during the Korean War. 2013: Year of the Korean War Veteran The Department of Defense 60th Anniversary of the Korean War Commemoration Committee, authorized in the 2011

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