Eeckelaers K.M.J.

Pvt.

MD2

24-09-52

For courage and dedication shown in Korea serving with the United Nations. Was wounded in operations.

Embrechts M.

Pvt.

MD2p

25-08-51

In Korea, serving with the United Nations, has shown great bravery when counterattacking the enemy with the bayonet, on 23 April 1951, in C-Company's positions. Was wounded in this action.

Etienne

Pvt.

MD2

09-06-52

For courage and dedication shown in Korea serving with the United Nations. Was wounded in operations.

Falize J.E.H.

Pvt.

MD2

13-03-52

For courage and dedication shown in Korea serving with the United Nations. Was severely wounded in operations.

Fetro O.J.A.

Cpl

P

LII-k+p & CdGp

14-10-52

see action described in citation Capt. Loquet.

Fichefet M.W.L.

2nd Lt.

pCdG

12-01-53

In Korea serving with the United Nations. Took part in the first reconnaissance night patrol across the Imjin and in numerous other combat patrols into Chinese lines. Volunteer for all dangerous missions. Evacuated on 29 June 1951 to undergo surgery, he clandestinely rejoined his platoon to not leave it without a commander. Under all circumstances, however dangerous, showed exceptional courage, audacity and competence.

Lt. (Res)

MD1

07-06-57

For his dedication shown whilst serving in the volunteer corps in Korea with the United Nations.

Fossaert G.C.H.

Pvt.

MD2

22-05-51

For courage and dedication shown in Korea serving with the United Nations. Was severely wounded in operations.

Foxhal C.L.

Sgt.

MD2

11-02-53

For courage and dedication shown in Korea serving with the United Nations. Was wounded in operations.

Francisse P.C.M.

Lt.

LII-k

22-01-52

For courage and dedication shown in Korea serving with the United Nations. Was wounded in operations.

Capt.

pCdg

09-04-54

Courageous officer with a high morale, serving in Korea with the United Nations. Showed, first as assistant company commander, later as company commander, a remarkable activity and competence, more particularly during the battles at Haktang)ni whiere he contributed by his courage and coolness to the brilliant resistance put up by his company.

Frère L.

Cpl

P

LII-k+p & CdGp

14-08-53

Fallen gloriously at Sangdong-Ni, serving with the United Nations

Gailly P.E.

Lt.

LII-k+p & pCdG

19-03-54

In Korea, whilst serving with the United Nations, has commanded his company at Chatkol, during the battles of March-April 1953, against an agressive and fanatic enemy, confirming his disregard for danger and being always present at the most exposed positions from where he could best direct the battle. Has been one of the prime factors in the battalion's success. Performed several patrols from April to mid-July 1953. Showed great aggressiveness in them, particularly on 7 May, when he calmly let the enemy close to within 20 metres before opening fire. then, with grenades and bursts of fire, covered the withdrawal of the patrol. Had already been wounded during the battles at Haktang-Ni on 13 October 1951.

Gansemans A.C.

Cpl

MD2

15-05-54

In Korea serving with the United Nations. Taking part in a combat patrol against a Chinese position at Sangdong-Ni on 2 June 1953, he protected his wounded patrol leader through accurate fire of his weapon and returned him to our lines. Killed an enemy during this action. Was wounded on 3 July at Chatkol, during an advance observation mission by enemy artillery fire.

Garriau G.C.

Pvt.

MD2

30-06-53

For courage and dedication shown in Korea serving with the United Nations. Was wounded in operations.

Gathy R.H.J.

Lt.Col.

LII-o+p & CdGp

29-07-53

Superior officer of high quality. Excellent leader of men, serving with the volunteer corps in Korea since 7 Dec. 1951 as assistant commander, he took command on 14 Feb till 12 July 1953, repulsing many violent attacks by a fanatic supernumary enemy, inflicting very heavy losses on them. The excellent conduct of the battalion in these battles earned it a citation in the orders of the day of the army.

LII-com+p

30-12-53

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Geirnaert G.

Pvt.

MD2

15-05-54

For courage and dedication shown in Korea serving with the United Nations. Was wounded in operations.

Genis R.M.

Capt.

LII-o

11-08-55

For his courage whilst serving in the volunteer corps in Korea with the United Nations.

Gennart R.J.G.

1st Sgt.

P

LII-k

05-03-53

--

Geysen R.C.

Sgt.

MD2

06-03-53

For courage and dedication shown in Korea serving with the United Nations. Was wounded in operations.

Geyskens C.P.

Pvt.

MD2

01-03-54

For courage and dedication shown in Korea serving with the United Nations. Was wounded in operations.

Gielen M.C.

Cpl

MD2p

11-08-54

Machine gunner, in Korea serving with the United Nations. Distinguished himself during the victorious combats at Chatkol in March-April 1953 against a fanatic enemy. Wounded early in the Chinese attack of 18 - 19 April, he remained in his position; volunteered to go and search for a wounded comrade in front of the lines; only allowed himself to be evacuated after the battle had ended.

Gillard P.R.J.M.

Cpl

MD2

11-02-53

For courage and dedication shown in Korea serving with the United Nations. Was wounded in operations.

Gilles G.A.L.

Cpl

LII-k+p & CdGp

06-03-53

Grand War Invalid

Gilmont A.G.G.

Sgt.

MD2p

05-06-54

NCO who distinguished himself by his courage and cool in Korea, serving with the United Nations. On 3 July 1953, at Chatkol, during a raid on a Chinese outpost, he destroyed an enemy bunker with explosives. Was wounded during this operation.

Gilmont C.E.

Pvt.

MD2

19-03-54

For courage and dedication shown in Korea serving with the United Nations. Was wounded in operations.

Glorieux R.

1st Sgt.

MD2p & CdGp

04-10-57

Courageous and cool assistant platoon leader in Korea serving with the United Nations. Distinguished himself particularly at Chatkol, during the violent and victorious battles in March-April 1953 against an agressive and fanatic enemy, especially in the Chinese attack of 18 - 19 April by taking part in the clearing up of obstacles between his position and his listening post.

2nd Lt.

LII-k+p

10-10-58

In recognition of services rendered in Korea serving with the United Nations as a result of which he has been classed Grand War Invalid.

Gobert G.

Pvt.

P

LII-k

07-10-55

--

Goormans J.I.

Pvt.

MD2

05-03-53

For courage and dedication shown in Korea serving with the United Nations. Was wounded in operations.

Goubet P.M.

Cpl

P

LII-k

30-06-53

Died in an accident whilst on duty and serving in Korea with the United Nations.

Gronert C.F.J.

Cpl

MD2

15-09-53

For courage and dedication shown in Korea serving with the United Nations. Was wounded in operations.

Guerisse A.M.E.

Major

LII-o+p

25-08-51

Medical officer serving with the United Nations in Korea, has shown continuous energy and an utter disregard for danger. During an action on 23 April 1951, volunteered spontaneously to recover a wounded man less than 150 metres from the enemy lines; succeeded with the help of an American tank and under heavy fire, to return him to the first aid post. Mission accomplished he insisted on returning to the encircled battalion which he did by helicopter.

Major

LII-com

11-08-55

For his dedication shown whilst serving in the volunteer corps in Korea with the United Nations.

Maj.-Gen.

Cr-gr off.

07-04-65

--

Guillaume A.G.G.

Pvt.

P

LII-k+p & CdGp

05-01-53

--

Guillaume E.

1st Sgt.

MD2p

07-03-55

In Korea serving with the United Nations. Distinguished himself as section leader by his vigour and combat spirit during a platoon raid, on 12 September 1952 at Chokko-Ri. Severely wounded during this raid, he rejoined his unit before his wound was completely healed, thus giving a nice example of moral courage.

Haager J.M.

Cpl

LII-k

20-07-65

In recognition of services rendered in Korea serving with the United Nations.

Hamaque R.

Pvt.

MD2

24-09-52

For courage and dedication shown in Korea serving with the United Nations. Was wounded in operations.

Hardiquest J.J.A.

1st Sgt.

MD2p

11-08-54

In Korea serving with the United Nations, he bravely and calmly took part in several patrols. Machine gun section leader during the violent and victorious battles at Chatkol in March-April 1953, he was wounded early in the Chinese attack of 8 April 1953; refused to be evacuated and continued to direct the fire of his section under heavy artillery and mortar fire.

Hassewer L.J.O.

Sgt.

CdGp

19-03-54

NCO with remarkable courage and calm, serving in Korea with the United Nations. During the violent and victorious battles at Chatkol in March-April 1953, against an agressive and fanatic enemy, as a group leader he took command of his section when his section leader was wounded.

Hazée H.E.L.G.

Capt.

LII-o

11-08-55

For his dedication shown whilst serving in the volunteer corps in Korea with the United Nations.

Note : Hazée had previously been awarded the knight class of this order as well as the War Cross with Palm for "Member of the Secret Army since May 1942. Distributed clandestine newspapers and recruited new members. Ensured communication operations and delivered intelligence of military importance. Delivered false identity documents and work permits to work defaulters. Transported arms and took part in sabotage acts. Took part in the liberation operations in Andenne and Ohey and inflicted casualties to the enemy and his materiel. Accompanied US troops into the Saint-Vith and Manderfeld area"

MD1 & pCdG

09-05-53

Exceptionally dynamic officer, serving in Korea with the United Nations. Accompanied, on 26 Sept. 1952, at Kojak-Kol, a platoon of B-company. Engaged by a superior number of enemy forces, he received the order to withdraw. With a few men he covered the retreat and was hit by submachine gun fire during close combat fighting and fell into enemy hands. Profiting from a moment of inattention by the men that had captured him, he disabled them with grenades he had managed to keep on himself and in the ensuing disorder escaped along a ditch. Through his refusal to be beaten in any circumstances, however desperate they seemed and in spite of his serious wounds, Captain Hazée showed the entire battalion an example of courage and the will to win.

Hendrickx F.C.

Cpl

P

LII-k+p & CdGp

30-06-53

Fallen gloriously, serving with the United Nations, at Yugong-Ni, during an enemy artillery bombardment on his position.

Henrot L.G.

Pvt.

P

LII-k+p & CdGp

03-01-52

Died bravely in Korea serving with the United Nations

Henry J.J.L.

Major

LII-o

11-08-55

For his courage whilst serving in the volunteer corps in Korea with the United Nations.

Herlin M.V.

Cpl

MD2

31-07-51

For courage and dedication shown in Korea serving with the United Nations. Was severely wounded in operations.

Hermant J.A.L.

Capt.

MD1

10-01-58

For his dedication shown whilst serving in the volunteer corps in Korea with the United Nations.

LII-k+p & CdGp

Courageous and energetic officer. In Korea, serving with the United Nations, on 26 September 1952, his company charged with a night counterattack in support of an allied unit, he voluntarily accompanied a platoon charged with taking an intermediary objective. Was wounded during the violent engagement that ensued. Was wounded a second time, during the same operation, while reorganising his unit under a heavy concentration of artillery fire. Is recognized as Grand War Invalid.

Hermia J.A.A.

Pvt.

MD2p & CdGp

11-08-54

Departed with the first contingent of the volunteer corps for Korea, serving with the United Nations, he took part in all operations of B-company. Volunteer for all dangerous missions, he distinguished himself through his disregard for danger. On 22 April 1951, during the Imjin battle, he escaped from hospital and tried to rejoin his encircled unit; not having succeeded in doing so, he attached himself to a company of American Rangers and was engaged in several battles with this unit. On 17 July 1951, during an operation of the battalion, his platoon was placed in a dangerous situation, having to withdraw over open terrain under machine gun fire. Pvt. Hermia volunteered to engage the enemy gun and protect the retreat of his platoon. In order to better accomplish this mission, he manoeuvered into the open terrain to draw the enemy fire on himself. Through frequent movements and the precision of his fire, he managed to keep the full attention of the enemy gun crew on himself, allowing his entire platoon to cros

LII-k

10-10-58

In recognition of services rendered in Korea serving with the United Nations as a result of which he has been classed Grand War Invalid.

Heusers H.H.G.

2nd Lt.

MD2p

05-06-54

Young officer in Korea serving with the United Nations. Always distinguished himself by his courage under fire and his dedication, particularly during the violent and victorious battles at Chatkol in March-April 1953, against an agressive and fanatic enemy. On 18 - 19 April, during the Chinese assault, he was wounded by a mortar shell early in the operations and only let himself be evacuated when these were completely over.

Himmer P.

2nd Lt.

MD1p

14-01-54

Medical officer in Korea serving with the United Nations. Distinguished himself by his competence, his courage and his dedication. Went to the fire line on his own iniative, notably on 19 April, 20 May and 3 July 1953 to be able to more quickly attend to the wounded. Has saved the lives of many wounded through his quick and efficient interventions.

LII-o

11-08-55

For his courage whilst serving in the volunteer corps in Korea with the United Nations.

Hof R.F.

Pvt.

MD2

11-02-53

For courage and dedication shown in Korea serving with the United Nations. Was wounded in operations.

Horrie U.R.

Pvt.

MD2

15-09-53

For courage and dedication shown in Korea serving with the United Nations. Was wounded in operations.

Houthuys J.J.

1st Sgt.

CdGp

09-04-54

Assistant communications platoon leader in Korea serving with the United Nations. Distinguished himself during the violent and victorious battles at Chatkol in March-April 1953 against an agressive and fanatic enemy, particularly during a Chinese attack on 18 - 19 April when continuously assuring the good functioning of the radio network under heavy bombardments and assisting in the evacuation of the wounded. In the first line for 29 months, he already received a citation on the Order of the Day of the Corps for his valour in April and October 1951.

Hurlet R.R.M.

2nd Lt.

CdGp

07-05-52

In Korea, serving with the United Nations, successfully lead a patrol north of the Han River, through the mined region of Tukto, on 11 March 1951. On 23 March, he assured the left flank of the battalion with his platoon, marching into the offensive and capturing two important communist leaders in the mountains. On 21 April 1951, during a patrol in front of the lines, he brought back important information on the positions occupied by the enemy.

Iseux L.G.

Pvt.

MD2

06-03-53

For courage and dedication shown in Korea serving with the United Nations. Was wounded in operations.

Jacobs R.

Pvt.

MD2

27-10-53

For courage and dedication shown in Korea serving with the United Nations. Was wounded in operations.

Jacoby R.G.

W/O

P

MD1

07-10-55

For his dedication shown whilst serving in the volunteer corps in Korea with the United Nations.

Jacqmin E.J.G.

Cpl

MD2

25-08-51

In Korea, serving with the United Nations, as driver of a munitions truck, he particularly distinguished himself on 23 April 1951, north of the Imjin, by effecting several supply missions under enemy fire. On a particular difficult stretch, he went forward, armed with a Bren gun, to cover the passage for his truck, driven by the RSM.

Jamar L.J.J.

Cpl

MD2

27-10-53

For courage and dedication shown in Korea serving with the United Nations. Was wounded in operations.

Janssens H.D.

Pvt.

P

LII-k+p & CdGp

30-06-53

Fallen gloriously, serving with the United Nations, on 25 March 1953 at Chatkol, during an enemy operation attacking his outpost with heavy artillery and mortar fire.

Jaspaert M.

Pvt.

P

LII-k+p & CdGp

30-06-53

Fallen gloriously, serving with the United Nations, on 8 April 1953 at Chatkol, during an attack on his outpost by a supernumary enemy.

Jooris C.E.M.

Cpl

MD2p

05-06-54

Courageous and determined corporal, in Korea serving with the United Nations. Distinguished himself particularly during the violent and victorious combats at Chatkol in March-April 1953 against an agressive and fanatic enemy. Wounded by enemy artillery fire when clearing up no-man's land at the end of the engagement on 18 - 19 April, mission for which he had spontaneously volunteered.

Joos J.

Pvt.

MD2

13-03-52

For courage and dedication shown in Korea serving with the United Nations. Was severely wounded in operations.

Junet J.M.P.

Lt.

P

LII-k+p & CdGp

10-11-52

Artillery observation officer with high professional standards. Volunteered to accompany a patrol in order to take up a better observation post from which to direct supporting fire in an attack. In accomplishing this mission, he was killed by an enemy mortar shell.

Kelchtermans J.L.J.

Pvt.

MD2

24-09-52

For courage and dedication shown in Korea serving with the United Nations. Was wounded in operations.

Kellens E.P.J.

Pvt.

P

LII-k+p & CdGp

05-03-53

--

Kennes J.R.

1st Sgt.

MD2

22-01-52

For courage and dedication shown in Korea serving with the United Nations. Was wounded in operations.

Kerkhofs M.

Pvt.

MD2

28-06-52

For courage and dedication shown in Korea serving with the United Nations. Was wounded in operations.

Kindermans L.E.

Cpl

MD2

11-02-53

For courage and dedication shown in Korea serving with the United Nations. Was wounded in operations.

Kinet D.A.F.

Pvt.

MD2

06-03-53

For courage and dedication shown in Korea serving with the United Nations. Was wounded in operations.

Knaepen H.

Cpl

MD2

27-10-53

For courage and dedication shown in Korea serving with the United Nations. Was wounded in operations.

Kocks A.J.C.

1st Sgt.

CdGp

07-03-55

In Korea serving with the United Nations. During the enemy offensive of April 1951, while in a platoon on a particularly dangerous patrol, was ambushed and commanded his section with coolness, calm and exceptional judgement. Wounded by a bullet in close combat, he still helped 5 men to escape death from the enemy who attacked with bayonets. Only managed to save his own life through swimmingacross the river that separated him from friendly positions.

Laffut R.J.E.

Cpl

MD2p

19-03-54

In Korea serving with the United Nations. On guard during the night of 8 - 9 March 1953 in the listening post of B-company, was wounded by a shell, early in an attack on C-company's outpost. Refused to be evacuated and remained in his listening post till the end of the operation.

CdGp

10-10-58

In recognition of services rendered in Korea serving with the United Nations as a result of which he has been classed Lesser War Invalid.

Lahouter M.A.

Pvt.

MD2

15-09-53

For courage and dedication shown in Korea serving with the United Nations. Was wounded in operations.

Lambert H.

Pvt.

MD2

19-03-54

For courage and dedication shown in Korea serving with the United Nations. Was wounded in operations.

Lambert H.H.

Cpl

CdGp

15-03-54

In Korea serving with the United Nations. On 9 April 1951 he participated voluntarily in the first night patrol across the Imjin. On 26 April 1951, he was the first to engage in combat with the Chinese forces that attacked B-company's positions, calmly directing the fire of the machine gun team under his command and inflicting heavy casualties on the enemy. Distinguished himself once more, on 1 June 1951, when covering the withdrawal of a platoon of his company through the accurate fire of his weapons.

Lambrechts R.P.E.

Cpl

MD2

06-03-53

For courage and dedication shown in Korea serving with the United Nations. Was wounded in operations.

Lammers G.O.E.

Sgt.

MD1p

07-05-52

For courage and dedication shown in Korea serving with the United Nations. Was severely wounded in operations.

Lamouline R.

Capt.

CdGp

07-03-55

Serving in Korea with the United Nations for 14 months, he commanded a platoon for 8 months and a company for 6 months. Has executed these functions with disregard for danger, competence and remarkable authority. Particularly distinguished himself by his vigour and coolness during a company raid, bringing back the totality of his force although severely handicapped by the presence of many wounded.

LII-o

11-08-55

For his courage whilst serving in the volunteer corps in Korea with the United Nations.

Lannoy J.J.

Cpl

MD2

21-12-53

For courage and dedication shown in Korea serving with the United Nations. Was wounded in operations.

Larbuisson J.H.

Pvt.

MD2

15-09-53

For courage and dedication shown in Korea serving with the United Nations. Was wounded in operations.

Laruelle P.J.E.

2nd Lt.

CdGp

14-01-54

Calm, audacious and decided platoon leader serving in Korea with the United Nations. Particularly distinguished himself during the violent and victorious combats at Chatkol in March-April 1953 against an agressive and fanatic enemy, especially on 19 April when, his platoon undergoing the enemy's principal shock attack, he showed the best leadership qualities, moving through heavy enemy fire to the most endangered positions in order to better direct and coordinate his unit's fire. By his personal activities he largely contributed to breaking up the enemy assault before it could reach our trenches.

Lauwers J.P.

2nd Lt.

MD1p & CdGp

14-01-54

Rifle platoon leader in Korea serving with the United Nations. Distinguished himself particularly by his courage and his calmness. Has lead several patrols with authority and competence during the violent and victorious battles at Chatkol in March-April 1953, against an agressive and fanatic enemy, always placing himself in the most exposed spots in order to control the actions. Also at Chatkol, on 3 July 1953, during a raid in platoon strength on a Chinese outpost, he lead his men with such audacity and speed that the enemy was completely surprised and heavy casualties both in men and material were inflicted. The excellent coordination of the detachments allowed the raiders to return to their lines with only one severely injured man.

LII-o

11-08-55

For his courage whilst serving in the volunteer corps in Korea with the United Nations.

Ledant G.G.D.J.

Lt.

MD1P & pCdG

09-02-54

In Korea with the United Nations. Has always commanded his company with untiring dedication and absolute determination, especially during the violent battles at Chatkol in March-April 1953, against an agressive and fanatic enemy, showing a complete mastering of the use of arms and fire discipline, confirming his disregard of danger and continuous presence at the most exposed spots from where he could better direct the battle. Was one of the great artisans of the battalion's successes.

Capt.

LII-o

11-08-55

For his courage whilst serving in the volunteer corps in Korea with the United Nations.

Leduc R.

Cpl

MD2

25-10-52

For courage and dedication shown in Korea serving with the United Nations. Was wounded in operations.

Leemans C.L.

Cpl

P

LII-k+p & CdGp

30-06-53

Fallen gloriously, serving with the United Nations, in the night of 8 - 9 March 1953 at Chatkol, during an enemy operation attacking his post with heavy artillery and mortar fire.

Leeten R.J.L.J.

Sgt.

MD2p

05-06-54

Machine gunner and corporal, in Korea, serving with the United Nations, he distinguished himself during the violent and victorious battles at Chatkol, in March-April 1953, against an agressive and fanatic enemy, most particularly on 8 April. Wounded early in the attack against C-company, he refused to be evacuated before the end of the battle. Wounded once more during a Chinese attack on 18-19 April, he rejoined his team which was under heavy bombardment and valiantly participated in repulsing two Chinese assaults.

Lefèvre E.V.F.M.

Sgt.

MD2

08-07-52

For courage and dedication shown in Korea serving with the United Nations. Was wounded in operations.

Lelangue A.A.J.G.

Sgt.

P

LII-k+p & CdGp

30-06-53

Fallen gloriously, serving with the United Nations, on 8 April 1953 at Chatkol, during an enemy attack on his position. Had distinguished himself earlier on several patrols and ambushes by his disregard of danger.

Lemaire R.H.J.

Cpl

P

LII-k+p & CdGp

30-06-53

Fallen gloriously, serving with the United Nations, on 8 April 1953 at Chatkol, during an enemy operation attacking his post with heavy artillery and mortar fire.

Lemmens J.

Pvt.

MD2

15-09-53

For courage and dedication shown in Korea serving with the United Nations. Was wounded in operations.

Lemouche G.B.

1st Sgt.

P

LII-k+p & CdGp

03-01-52

Died bravely in Korea serving with the United Nations

Lenaerts F.

Pvt.

MD2

30-06-53

For courage and dedication shown in Korea serving with the United Nations. Was wounded in operations.

Lepée C.M.

Sgt.

MD2

03-06-53

For courage and dedication shown in Korea serving with the United Nations. Was wounded in operations.

Leroux E.T.A.G.

1st Sgt.

MD2

05-03-53

For courage and dedication shown in Korea serving with the United Nations. Was wounded in operations.

Lesoir C.Y.F.G.

Cpl

MD2

30-06-53

For courage and dedication shown in Korea serving with the United Nations. Was wounded in operations.

Lesuisse K.C.R.G.

Pvt.

P

LII-k+p

03-01-52

Died bravely in Korea serving with the United Nations

Leunis P.A.E.R.

Pvt.

MD2

20-09-51

In Korea, serving with the United Nations, on 23 April 1951, along the Imjin River, he fought the entire night in C-company's positions and bravely took part in a bayonet attack lead by the company commander to disengage a platoon.

Leveugle H.R.G.

Pvt.

MD2

06-03-53

For courage and dedication shown in Korea serving with the United Nations. Was wounded in operations.

Leys K.H.

Sgt.

MD2p & CdGp

11-08-54

NCO, courageous and cool under fire, serving in the first lines in Korea, with the United Nations for over 30 months. Volunteered for more than 50 patrols into enemy territory. Was severely wounded by a grenade at Kojak-Kol, on 7 July 1952, during an assault of his company on enemy fortifications.

Liegois G.M.

Sgt.

MD2

24-09-52

For courage and dedication shown in Korea serving with the United Nations. Was wounded in operations.

Liekens L.J.

Pvt.

P

LII-k+p & CdGp

14-08-53

Fallen gloriously on 25 May 1953 at Sangdong-Ni, serving with the United Nations

Lietaert J.V.P.

Sgt.

MD2p

05-06-54

Wounded a first time on 8 April 1953 at Chatkol (Korea), serving with the United Nations, while going to the assistance of a neighbouring unit which was under heavy artillery and mortar fire, he continued on his mission; wounded a second time, he refused to be evacuated before the end of the enemy attack.

Lindebringhs L.L.

Pvt.

MD2

14-01-52

For courage and dedication shown in Korea serving with the United Nations. Was wounded in operations.

Locus L.

Pvt.

MD2

30-06-53

For courage and dedication shown in Korea serving with the United Nations. Was wounded in operations.

Lootens P.M.

Pvt.

LII-k+p & CdGp

30-07-62

For courage and dedication shown in Korea serving with the United Nations. Was wounded in operations. Recognized Grand War Invalid.

Loquet J.A.A.G.

Capt.

P

LII-k+p & CdGp

14-10-52

Officer with a high sense of duty, he has commanded for a year his company in the field with remarkable authority, courage and competence. On 26 Sept. 1952, at Kojok Kol, charged with his company to make a raid in front of the lines, he placed his command post in an adjoining advanced position. After a particularly violent bombardment, superior numbers of enemy forces managed to penetrate the outpost and subdue its occupants. Captain Loquet and his command group defended the position in heavy close combat fighting, sacrificing their lives for the accomplishment of their mission.

Louis P.J.

Sgt.

MD2

01-03-54

For courage and dedication shown in Korea serving with the United Nations. Was wounded in operations.

Luckx Y.R.

Pvt.

MD2

01-03-54

For courage and dedication shown in Korea serving with the United Nations. Was wounded in operations.

Luyten M.

Pvt.

MD2

27-10-53

For courage and dedication shown in Korea serving with the United Nations. Was wounded in operations.

Maertens R.

Sgt.

MD2

21-12-53

For courage and dedication shown in Korea serving with the United Nations. Was wounded in operations.

Maes J.A.A.

1st Sgt.

MD2

25-08-51

In Korea, serving with the United Nations. On 25 April 1951, during the withdrawal of his company which covered the extrication of the battalion, and while his platoon leader had been taken out by a burst of MG fire, he showed perfect cool in leading the platoon which was then already bypassed by the enemy.

Maes R.G.H.

Pvt.

P

LII-k+p & CdGp

14-10-52

Radio operator of the company's command group, he was in a forward outpost with this command group. After a particularly violent bombardment, superior numbers of enemy forces managed to penetrate the outpost and subdue its occupants. Pvt. Maes and the command group defended the position in heavy close combat fighting, sacrificing their lives for the accomplishment of their mission.

Magnin E.

Pvt.

P

LII-k+p & CdGp

14-10-52

Same citation as Pvt. Maes R.G.H.

Manns J.O.

Cpl

MD2p

05-06-54

In Korea serving with the United Nations. Distinguished himself particularly by his courage and dedication as leader of a M.060 team at Chatkol, during the violent and victorious battles at Chatkol in March-April 1953, against an agressive and fanatic enemy, notably during the night of 18 - 19 April when, under heavy enemy bombardment, he assured the working of his mortar with precision and competence which contributed to breaking the enemy assault. Had already been wounded during the operations of 26 Sept. 1952.

Marchand L.

Cpl

MD2

27-10-53

For courage and dedication shown in Korea serving with the United Nations. Was wounded in operations.

Martin G.

Cpl

MD2

03-06-53

For courage and dedication shown in Korea serving with the United Nations. Was wounded in operations.

Masset A.

Pvt.

P

LII-k+p & CdGp

17-08-51

Died bravely in Korea serving with the United Nations

Matagne G.

1st Sgt.

MD2p

07-05-52

Exceptional NCO. In Korea, serving with the United Nations, took part in the first Belgian night patrol north of the Han on 13 March 1951 and in the patrol of the next day, pushing even further into the mined region of Tukto, east of Seoul. Volunteered for every patrol requested by battalion. Has been, as assistant platoon leader, a top trainer of men during the whole campaign of March to August 1951.

Mathieu E.E.J.B.G.

Pvt.

MD2

06-03-53

For courage and dedication shown in Korea serving with the United Nations. Was wounded in operations.

Meerts C.C.

Pvt.

LII-k+p & CdGp

03-10-56

For courage and dedication shown in Korea serving with the United Nations. Was severely wounded in operations. Recognized as Grand War Invalid.

Cpl

Cr-k

20-07-62

In recognition of services rendered in Korea serving with the United Nations.

Meeus A.P.

Cpl

MD2

25-10-52

For courage and dedication shown in Korea serving with the United Nations. Was wounded in operations.

CdGp

06-05-58

In recognition of services rendered in Korea serving with the United Nations as a result of which he has been classed Lesser War Invalid.

Michem R.O.

Cpl

MD2p

07-05-52

In Korea, serving with the United Nations, this Bren gunner distinguished himself in the face of danger during the days of 23 and 25 April 1951. Was wounded on 25 April when covering the withdrawal of his platoon.

Sgt.

CdGp

14-01-54

In Korea, serving with the United Nations, he volunteered for a patrol sent out to establish contact with the enemy. Assault grenadeer in the Leys section during Operation Moonlight, he was wounded a few metres in front of the enemy trenches by a grenade explosion. Section leader during the violent and victorious battles at Chatkol in March-April 1953 against an agressive and fanatic enemy, he lead his men brilliantly in the night of 18 - 19 April, coordinating his section's fire despite a violent bombardment and thus contributing seriously to the failure of the enemy's attack. Severely wounded during this engagement, he continued his mission till the enemy retreated.

Michiels R.R.

Pvt.

MD2

09-06-52

For courage and dedication shown in Korea serving with the United Nations. Was wounded in operations.

Michiels V.J.J.

Sgt.

MD2

11-02-53

For courage and dedication shown in Korea serving with the United Nations. Was wounded in operations.

Militis J.A.

Lt.

pCdG

07-05-52

Serving with the United Nations in Korea, he lead his company under fire with ability and energy during the defensive battles of 23 and 25 April 1951 and on offensive patrols during June and July 1951 across the Imjin. Has lived constantly in the first line under difficult conditions.

Capt.

LII-o

11-08-55

For his courage whilst serving in the volunteer corps in Korea with the United Nations.

Miserez R.L.

2nd Lt.

P

LII-k+p & CdGp

10-11-52

Same citation as Lt. Junet.

Mommen J.P.

Capt.

LII-o

11-08-55

For his courage whilst serving in the volunteer corps in Korea with the United Nations.

Moreau de Melen L.E.E.M.H.

Maj. (Res.)

LII-o+p

04-12-51

Liaison officer and second in command of the volunteer corps in Korea. Has always sought to perform his duties in the most exposed positions. On 4 April 1951, he voluntarily accompanied a patrol of the US 7th Inf.Reg. and when stopped by enemy fire, managed by his personal actions to recover an American wounded soldier. On 23 April, he accompanied the tank platoons that were sent to cover the battalion's withdrawal and performed several reconnaissance missions under enemy fire and prepared and participated in the execution of the operation that saved the battalion's vehicle park. On 4 August, whilst on an upturned raft in the Imjin River and in spite of the violent current and danger, he assisted in rescuing a British officer who would have drowned without his intervening.

Moreau F.X.

Chaplain

MD1

07-10-55

Chaplain in Korea serving with the United Nations. Noted for his dedication and high sense of sacral and military duties. Has volunteered on several patrols into enemy territory and particularly distinguished himself during the violent and victorious battles at Chatkol in March-April 1953 against an agressive and fanatic enemy by tending to the wounded, encouraging them and by transferring the most heavily wounded to less exposed spots and attending to their evacuation to the rear. Has saved many wounded's lives by his dedication.

Moscou E.M.

Pvt.

MD2

01-03-54

For courage and dedication shown in Korea serving with the United Nations. Was wounded in operations.

Mottart E.C.M.

Pvt.

P

LII-k+p & CdGp

05-03-53

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