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Video Log
John Denino
Korean War
US Army
Born: October 29, 1930
Interview Date: April 9, 2010
Interviewed By: Antonia Palmieri
00:00:03 introduction
00:00:55 describes the 14 weeks spent at Fort Neck New Jersey for basic training
00:01:10 Boot camp training experiences
00:02:13 Fort Hood Texas – assigned to artillery battalion
00:02:18 105 howitzer – gun
00:03:06 Names what war he served in – Korean War
00:03:13 Describes leaving Fort Hood and going overseas – didn’t know where at first;
00:03:41 Pittsburg, California
00:04:38 Going to Japan; ship broke down; had to stay 3 or 4 days; ran out of food, all they had to eat was rice
00:05:12 Talks about being shipped off to Yokohama, Japan
00:05:28 Shipped to Sasebo, Japan
00:05:43 Describes being in Camp Bender; training
00:06:08 Discusses waiting for South Korean troops; ROKS – Republic of Korea
00:06:37 Leaves Camp Bender; back on ship
00:07:19 On ship; informed they were going to Korea
00:07:36 Discusses the invasion of Incheon, South Korea; 1st Marines were going first to Sol Korea, and the 7th Division to follow; Sept 17th he got off the ship to save the Marines
00:08:30 Marching to Sol to “open back door” to get the surrendered Marines out of Sol
00:09:50 Ship to part of North Korea, from Iwan, North Korea
00:10:55 Part of the 105 Artillery, C Battery
00:11:14 Casualties in unit on Chosen Reservoir
00:11:36 Heard about General Macarthur and invasion of Manchuria rumor; heard the war was over; celebrated
00:12:37 Chosen Reservoir Chinese attack; John and his friend Jose hand to hand combat with Chinese troops
00:13:33 WP’s – White Phosphorus artillery; blinds you for a few seconds
00:14:20 Awarded Silver Star for saving his Lieutenant and capturing 8 to 10 Chinese soldiers as prisoners
00:14:50 Staying in touch with family; writing letters when they can but too busy most of the time
00:15:07 Food while in the service; canned corn beef and spaghetti
00:16:40 Jose and John looking for their jeep driver Whitey; looking at all the bodies on the reservoir; found Whitey bayoneted
00:17:49 Regrouping; back down to South Korea to regroup men because they lost so many
00:18:16 Statistic of men lost; United States vs. Chinese
00:18:46 Entertaining themselves while in the service; talked about where they were from and what they did
Object Description
| Title | Synopsis of oral history interview with John Denino |
| Description | Typed synopsis of video interview with John Denino conductd by Antonia Palmieri. The interview describes the period of time in which Denino served in the Korean War. |
| Coverage | 1949-1952 |
| Date Original | 4/9/2010 |
| Digital Format | application/pdf |
| Contributors |
Palmieri, Antonia |
| Software | Adobe acrobat or other reader required for viewing. |
| Access Restrictions and Permissions | No access restrictions. For permission to reproduce contact Central Connecticut State University, Center for Public Policy and Social Research at (860) 832-2976 |
| Image Identifier | VHP2010/13 |
| Creator/Owner |
Denino, John |
| War or Conflict |
Korean War, 1950-1953 |
| Branch of Service |
United States. Army |
| Unit of Service | 57th Field Artillery Regiment. |
| Rank | Sergeant |
| Status | Veteran |
| Subject |
Korean War, 1950-1953 -- Personal narratives, American Veterans -- Connecticut -- Interviews Inchon Landing, Inch'ŏn, Korea, 1950 Silver Star |
| Geographic Location |
Fort Dix (N.J.) Fort Hood (Tex.) Sasebo-shi (Japan) Tokyo (Japan) Inch'ŏn (Korea) Pusan (Korea) |
| Publisher | Central Connecticut State University. Center for Public Policy and Social Research. |
| Language | eng |
| Relation | Veterans History Project (U.S.) |
| Type of Resource | Moving image |
| Citation | John Denino Papers. VHP2010/13. Veterans History Project; Central Connecticut State University, Center for Public Policy and Social Research. |
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