| Brooks, H. H.
          I served as a Rifle Platoon Sergeant (Oct 52--Oct 53) in that war and very much appreciate your KWE 
          writings on the WEB. My Radio Operator was wounded and captured on a recon patrol I was leading on the night 
          24/25 April, 53 ;he was eventually moved to Camp 5 on the Yalu River where he spent his captivity in some sort 
          of make-shift hospital . He was repatriated 5 Aug 53---died 1982. I served a 34 year career in the Canadian 
          Army. I would very much appreciate contacting an American POW who may have had contact with my soldier Private 
          H. H. Brooks during the trek to Camp 5 or whilst in that Camp. Contact: Don Ardelian.  E-mail adardelian@shaw.ca.  [Posted 1/22/05] Cadell, Wayne (Slim)
          Looking for anyone who served as a POW with Wayne (Slim) L. Caddell, or served in his military unit or was 
          captured with him.  Wayne Caddell went by the nickname of Slim.  Slim was a PFC, US55-114-748, 
          Company G, 38th Infantry Regiment, 2nd Infantry Division. Captured August 22, 1951 and released August 28, 
          1953.  Was in Camp 3.  Slim was my cousin and while a POW he wrote a song called, "The Prisoner of 
          War Song."  He was one of two men that played guitar and would sing in Camp 3. In his later years, he 
          recorded this song as well as "A Little Guy Called Joe", which he also wrote as a POW.  Anyone who may 
          remember Slim, please contact me. Contact: Kevin Dupus, 5819 N. Oak St., Spokane, WA 99205; or e-mail me at
          kdupuslocal338@choicenet1.com. Colorado-Delgado, Rafael
          I am Puerto Rican.  My grandparents had four male children. Three of them were in the Korean War.  
          Their names are as follows: Rafael Colorado-Delgado, Julio Colorado-Delgado, and Pedro Colorado-Delgado.  
          I know as a fact that Rafael Colorado-Delgado was a prisoner of war for about 3 to 4 years.  This was 
          during the early 1950s.  If you can find any information regarding my uncle I would really appreciate it.  
          When he came back, he couldn't recount to the relatives what had happened to him in detail.  He lost some 
          of his memory and sometimes behaved strangely. Contact: Magaly Colorado, maggie67_1@yahoo.com or cell phone 
          617-501-5776 or work phone (617) 288-5580x278. [Posted 4/19/06] Camp 5 POWs
          I served as a Rifle Platoon Sergeant (October 1952-October 1953) in that war and very much appreciate your 
          KWE writings on the web.  My radio operator was wounded and captured on a recon patrol I was leading on 
          the night 24/25 April 1953.  He was eventually moved to Camp 5 on the Yalu River where he spent his 
          captivity in some sort of make-shift hospital.  He was repatriated 5 August 1953.  Died 1982.  
          I served a 34-year career in the Canadian Army.  I would very much appreciate contacting an American POW 
          who may have had contact with my soldier, Private H.H. Brooks, during the trek to Camp 5 or while in that 
          camp. Contact: Don Ardelian.  E-mail adardelian@shaw.ca.  [Posted 4/05/05]   |