June 12, 201313 yr #1 Just read this today in the NY Daily News, a former Airborne Chaplain and NYPD Chaplain, and Queens native. Monsignor Joseph A Dunne, in Korea he was in the 187th RCT. His Obituary. http://www.legacy.com/obituaries/lohud/obituary.aspx?n=joseph-a-dunne&pid=165275879&fhid=21969#fbLoggedOut And a 1951 newspaper artical on his recent actions in Korea. http://news.nnyln.net/nccatholic/north-country-catholic-1946-may-1951-may/north-country-catholic-1946-may-1951-may%20-%202270.pdf
June 12, 201313 yr Author #3 In WWII Padre Dunne was in the 508th Parachute Infantry. Copied from the 82nd Airborne Division pre Market Garden roster. Dunne, Joseph A. (508-RH) RH=Regimental Headquarters. Copied from the 187th RCT site, the roster of Korean War casualties. DUNNE JOSEPH A. Maj SWA * 51-03-28 UIJONGBU S. KOREA * SWA= Severely Wounded In Action
June 14, 201313 yr #4 Here is a picture of him on the left in Korea. This was before he got wounded. BTW, CH Dunne replaced CH Francis Sampson as the Catholic Priest and Regimental Chaplain.
June 14, 201313 yr #5 What story and what a Soldier! To been through all that and live 'til 96, what a life. RIP
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