First Lieutenant Douglas Payne was killed in action while operating with a partisan unit on the island of Ohwa-do. First Lieutenant Douglas Payne was one of the original 99 10th Special Forces Group soldiers that were assigned to the 8240th AU. He was part of the 2nd shipment, 27 March 1953, that consisted of 3 officers and 7 enlisted.
First Lieutenant Douglas Payne was killed in action while operating with a partisan unit on the island of Ohwa-do. First Lieutenant Douglas Payne was one of the original 99 10th Special Forces Group soldiers that were assigned to the 8240th AU. He was part of the 2nd shipment, 27 March 1953, that consisted of 3 officers and 7 enlisted.
First Lieutenant Douglas Payne was killed in action while operating with a partisan unit on the island of Ohwa-do. First Lieutenant Douglas Payne was one of the original 99 10th Special Forces Group soldiers that were assigned to the 8240th AU. He was part of the 2nd shipment, 27 March 1953, that consisted of 3 officers and 7 enlisted.
First Lieutenant Douglas Payne was killed in action while operating with a partisan unit on the island of Ohwa-do. First Lieutenant Douglas Payne was one of the original 99 10th Special Forces Group soldiers that were assigned to the 8240th AU. He was part of the 2nd shipment, 27 March 1953, that consisted of 3 officers and 7 enlisted.
First Lieutenant Douglas Payne was killed in action while operating with a partisan unit on the island of Ohwa-do. First Lieutenant Douglas Payne was one of the original 99 10th Special Forces Group soldiers that were assigned to the 8240th AU. He was part of the 2nd shipment, 27 March 1953, that consisted of 3 officers and 7 enlisted.
First Lieutenant Douglas Payne was killed in action while operating with a partisan unit on the island of Ohwa-do. First Lieutenant Douglas Payne was one of the original 99 10th Special Forces Group soldiers that were assigned to the 8240th AU. He was part of the 2nd shipment, 27 March 1953, that consisted of 3 officers and 7 enlisted.
First Lieutenant Douglas Payne was killed in action while operating with a partisan unit on the island of Ohwa-do. First Lieutenant Douglas Payne was one of the original 99 10th Special Forces Group soldiers that were assigned to the 8240th AU. He was part of the 2nd shipment, 27 March 1953, that consisted of 3 officers and 7 enlisted.
CPT Edward Morris Special Forces Diploma. CPT Morris served with Task Force Scannon - 3rd Partisan Infantry Regiment. Courtesy of CPT Edward Morris collection, USAHEC.
Original UNPIK Honorable Discharge certificate awarded to MSG Charles Lamb.
Japanese embroidered bullion ribbon bar attributed to MSG Charles Lamb.
Japanese embroidered ribbon bar attributed to MSG Charles Lamb.
Theatre made UNPFK Skull ring that was worn by MSG Charlie Lamb.
MSG Lamb conducting demolition training for the Partisans of the 6th PIR, fall of 1953. If you look at his right hand you can see that he is wearing the skull ring.
Korean machine embroidered 7th Infantry Division nametape acquired by MSG Lamb while conducting Line Crosser missions with the TLO during the period of 22 April to 4 May 1953 in the 7th Infantry Division area of operation.
MSG Charlie Lamb's original 8240th AU non disclosure statement.
MSG Charlie Lamb's 8240th AU Arms Room weapons card.
MSG Charles Lamb 8240th AU Men's Ration Card.
Original UNPIK Certificate of Achievement awarded to SFC George Yosich. Note the end date - 31 January 1955. The Armistice was signed 27 July 1953.
Original UNPIK Certificate of Achievement write up for SFC George Yosich. Note the end date - 31 January 1955. The Armistice was signed 27 July 1953.
Original UNPIK Honorable Discharge certificate awarded to SFC George Yosich.