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	Vignette: Charles Leander Hill
		Hill was one of seven children born to David Leander and Karen (Andrews) Hill.
		Hill was the consummate student at Hamma for in addition to his curriculum of Church History, theology, philosophy and homiletics, he acquired mastery of several languages including Hebrew, both ancient and modern Greek, Latin, German, Spanish, French and even Sanskrit.
		Hill was the first person to translate Amo’s work from Latin into English; he additionally provided the first commentary on the philosophical substance of Amo’s thesis.
	faculty.washington.edu /qtaylor/aa_Vignettes/hill_charles_L.htm (763 words)

	Chapter 23: The Chinese Spring Offensive On the Western Front
		Nine Glosters who had been captured during the Chinese attack on the battalion's supply point the day before and who had been taken off to Hill 675 in the gap escaped their captors during an early morning air strike (Mustangs dropping napalm) and reached the 29th Brigade command post.
		The Glosters were dug in by 2100, Company A on the northwest and west, Company C and the remnants of Company B on the south and southeast, and Company D on the north and northeast.
		All Glosters, in any case, would now be entirely on their own since, just as they began their withdrawal, Carne received word from brigade headquarters- the last his feeble radio would pick up- that the 45th Field Regiment was under too heavy fire to provide support.
	www.kmike.com /EbbAndFlow/Ch23.htm (9427 words)

	Korean War (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The Glosters moved to the village of Pyongtaek and dug-in in the icy frozen paddy fields.
		As the Glosters advanced across the hill, the Chinese began to flee from their remaining positions and soon the Hill was secured.
		By the evening of the 24th the survivors were concentrated on Hill 235 (since renamed 'Gloster Hill').
	members.tripod.com /~Glosters/Imjin.html (2363 words)

	Vignette: Hugh Gloster
		Hugh Gloster, a president of Morehouse College and literary critic, was the youngest child of John and Dora Gloster.
		Gloster was born in 1911 in Brownsville, TN where his parents came to teach in 1886 after graduating from Roger Williams University in Nashville.
		Gloster earned an undergraduate degree from Morehouse College in 1931 and pursued graduate study at Atlanta University and New York University culminating in the doctorate degree in 1943.
	faculty.washington.edu /qtaylor/aa_Vignettes/gloster_hugh.htm (264 words)

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		The 23rd Infantry and the French Battalion formed a defensive perimeter on a ring of low hills immediately around the town, and, by mid-morning of the 14th, they were surrounded by a force later estimated to have comprised three Chinese Communist divisions.
		Discovering Communist troops dug in atop Hill 180, the Americans made it up the hill under a hail of gunfire and grenades, and decimated the enemy in hand-to-hand combat, killing 41 and wounding 61 others.
		One of the characteristics of the Korean War was the "battle of the hills" as each side struggled for control of dominating outposts along the slowly emerging truce line.
	www.dix.army.mil /battles.htm (2200 words)

	Gloster Hill
		On the morning of the 24th April, the Glosters and their attached personnel were concentrated on Gloster Hill and numbered less than 40 effective fighting men.
		The Glosters had only short supply of water, most of which was reserved for the wounded, but worse was the fact that only 10-15 hours of battery life remained for the battalions radios.
		The survivors formed the core of the rebuilt 1st battalion as Glosters returned from medical leave, instructional courses and local leave in Japan and on 8th May the 1st Battlion, the Gloucestershire Regiment, and C troop, 170 Independent Mortar Battery were honoured with a US Presidential Citation.
	www.britains-smallwars.com /korea/gloster.html (662 words)

	Chapel of the Cross, Chapel Hill, NC
		Bishop Gloster commented that to move and grow may mean that the parish needs to acknowledge that some individuals will not like the proposed changes, but he hopes that the study can move successfully beyond the recommendations.
		Bishop Gloster commented on the need to help others understand that ministry isn’t just attending Sunday services, but that it is also what we choose to do during the week.
		He gave Bishop Gloster a copy of the statement available to parishioners about what an individual’s pledge does for the life of the Chapel of the Cross.
	www.rtpnet.org /CoftheC/vestry/2004/05/lunch.html (1633 words)

	Prescott Farm - Stallions and Breeding
		The legendary Clover Hill has only six RID sons and Gloster is the only one in North America.
		Gloster was performance tested in 1997 and has a total of 18 SJAI points from two seasons of competition.
		Gloster is clearly passing on his excellent conformation to his progeny.
	www.prescottfarm.com /Stallions-info.html (531 words)

	Gloster Hill - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Gloster Hill– Kapyong – Hill Eerie - The Hook - Pork Chop Hill - Bloody Ridge - Heartbreak Ridge
		The hill designated Hill 235 during the Korean War is remembered as Gloster Hill because of the actions of the Gloucestershire Regiment (the Glorious Glosters) in following their orders to "Hold on where you are" during the Battle of the Imjin River 1951.
		This United Kingdom military article is a stub.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Gloster_Hill (113 words)

	Korea (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		They found themselves imprisoned in a tunnel driven into the side of the hill through which a stream flowed continuously, flooding a great deal of the floor, in which were packed a great number of South Korean and European prisoners of war in rags, filthy, crawling with lice.
		By this time another company had secured a foothold on a shoulder of the hill, but the greater part of it was still in enemy hands, who were resisting stubbornly with small arms fire and grenades.
		At this stage the eastern half of the hill still remained in the hands of a tenacious enemy who hitherto resisted every effort to reach them by bringing down heavy small arms fire supplemented by grenades on the bare crest-line, and who now increased their resistance as Sergt.
	members.tripod.com /~Glosters/kor1.html (5780 words)

	Battle of the Imjin River
		The Glosters were led by Lieutenant Colonel James Carne DSO who had fought in the earlier campaigns of the korean War.
		The Glosters killed three of the patrol outright and four more were dragged back to the far bank by their comrades.
		The Morning of 23rd April saw the arrival of the Glosters' F Echelon which arrived with food and ammunition and some 40 of the battalion's wounded were evacuated, but at noon the Chinese cut the route to the rear and secured the road.
	www.britains-smallwars.com /korea/Imjin.html (1017 words)

	Battle of Hill Eerie - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Battle of Hill Eerie refers to several Korean War engagements between the United Nations forces and the Chinese Communist Forces (CCF) in 1952 at the infamous of Hill Eerie.
		Hill Eerie is a military outpost at 38°15′12″N, 127°3′8″E, about ten miles west of the rubble piles of Ch'orwon.
		There were a number of closely fought battles at the Hills Eerie, as well as on Hills 18, 200, and 19, Yoke, Uncle, Old Baldy, all in the T-Bone Hill but later the 20th were committed at the Pork Chop Hill and in Alligator Jaws.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Battle_of_Hill_Eerie (1141 words)

	unusual British Aircraft
		Specification B.11/41 was for a high speed bomber Aircraft capable of carrying a 4,000 lb bomb load over a range of 1,500 miles at a hight of 30,000 ft. It was envisaged this aircraft was to be powered by two Sabre (NS8SM) engines or alternatively Centaurus engines.
		The aircraft was to be armed with either a pair of 30-mm canon or four.5 in guns.
		Gloster submitted 3 designs to this specification, the Gloster P234, P248 and P250 and Hawker one, the Hawker P1054.
	www.geocities.com /Heartland/Village/4082/brit/odd_air.htm (1282 words)

	The National Archives \| Exhibitions & Learning online \| British Battles
		In the early hours of 24 April, in the face of heavy fire, the Glosters had to withdraw from their position and re-form on Hill 235 (which became known as Gloster Hill) above the hamlet of Solma-ri.
		The Glosters were now completely surrounded and low on water, ammunition and battery power.
		At 10:30, the Glosters attempted to break out of their besieged position and reach UN and ROK lines.
	www.nationalarchives.gov.uk /battles/korea/battle.htm (469 words)

	Star Hill C.M.E. Church (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		What an honor and a blessing it is that God has chosen me to become the pastor of Star Hill C.M.E. Church in Gloster, Mississippi.
		Star Hill, organized in 1876, was destroyed by fire.
		The members of Star Hill have begun the awesome task of rebuilding the church.
	www.starhillcmechurch.org /index.html (219 words)

	FREE MARKET FAIRY TALES: On This Day ... in 1855 & Others
		All efforts by the Brigade and other UN forces to break through and relieve the Glosters failed.
		By 25 April, the surviving members of the unit, holding Hill 235 (now "Gloster Hill") were down to five rounds of ammunition a man, and Lt Col Carne gave the order for those who could to attempt to break out.
		The exact number of Chinese troops concentrated against the Glosters will probably never be known, but involved at least one division of 10,000 men.
	www.fmft.net /archives/000917.html (711 words)

	Brood Mares \| Irish Jumpers and Hunters (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Her sire, Kildalton King, is a son of the famous King of Diamonds, a world renowned producer of performance horses; his dam is Kildalton Countess, a very influential mare, who when crossed with King of Diamonds produced 5 outstanding stallions.
		Cory's dam, Gloster Hill, is by Clover Hill, who is world ranked (as is King of Diamonds) as a producer of successful jumpers.
		Cory passed her RID inspections in 2003 and is being started slowly.
	www.irishjumpersandhunters.com /mares.htm (203 words)

	GLOSTER METEOR
		The Gloster Meteor was the first operational Allied jet fighter aircraft of World War II.
		Designed by George Carter of the Gloster Aircraft Company, eight prototypes were produced.
		Although many Gloster Meteors survive in Museums and collections only five remain airworthy, four in the United Kingdom and a F8 fighter which was exported to Australia in 2002.
	www.solarnavigator.net /aviation_and_space_travel/gloster_meteor.htm (962 words)

	Chapter 23: The Chinese Spring Offensive on the Western Front
		Chinese shoved their way onto the highest ground inside Company C's position to command the remainder of the company's hill and the valley behind, where the mortars and battalion headquarters were located.
		ROK Regiment's position, nor did he know that the 2d Battalion of the regiment and the two platoons of Company C, 73d Heavy Tank Battalion, were then attacking generally toward him.
		From the Gloster battalion itself, 21 officers and 509 men were taken captive, of whom 8 officers and 145 men had been
	www.army.mil /cmh-pg/books/korea/ebb/ch23.htm (9323 words)

	Amble To Cullercoats
		On the links have been found a prehistoric burial place, and at Gloster Hill, adjoining, some traces of Roman occupation.
		The kelp was dried in the sun, and after being treated by fire was sold to glass and soap manufacturers.
		On the links, where it was dried, one of the latest smugglers is commemorated by a hill called Tom Forsyth's Hill.
	www.oldandsold.com /articles32n/northumbria-18.shtml (2310 words)

	Surname Combined HILL DB over all Gloucestershire, Gloucestershire, Forenames Aaron-Andrew
		Surname Combined HILL DB over all Gloucestershire, Gloucestershire, Forenames Aaron-Andrew
		Rosemary Lockie > Family History > Databases > Gloucestershire > Hill
		Surname Combined HILL DB over all Gloucestershire, Gloucestershire
	www.wishful-thinking.org.uk /DB41/GLS/Hill01.html (68 words)

	Polish Mass
		Exit turning right into Pleasant Hill Rd and continue to Hwy-29.
		Turn left into Hwy-29 and continue until Gloster Rd, then turn right into Gloster Rd. Church is 0.5 miles down the road on the right.
		From Cumming, Buford, Sugar Hill: From GA-20 turn right into Lawrenceville-Suwanee Rd. Drive down through several traffic lights, through the crossing with Hwy 120 - next is crossing with US-29.
	www.pcaaa.org /eng/mass.htm (338 words)

	Irish Draught Horse Society of North America (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Collie Mor Hill RID by virtue of almost 40 Grand Prix wins objectively is one of the most gifted performance stallions of any breed in Ireland and the winningest RID stallion in the history of the breed.
		This handsome purebred is out of Abbeyleix Carolina Dove, RID she is by Elm Hill RID.
		No King of Diamonds, no Clover Hill bloodlines, no greys; must be or mature under 16.2", of exceptional conformation and have a large overstep at the walk.
	www.irishdraught.com /classifieds.html (3818 words)

	Cronaca: Korean War remembrances
		The Americans later named the site after those who had defended and held it for so long: it was called Gloster Hill.
		The men of the Gloucestershire Regiment, representing all the Services, are among 1,600 old soldiers from around the world gathering in Seoul this weekend to mark the 50th anniversary of the armistice between North and South Korea.
		In a local note, there does not seem to be any event planned to mark the anniversary here in Providence -- though there are certainly many Korean War veterans here.
	www.cronaca.com /archives/001238.html (296 words)

	GENUKI: Extracts from Gloucestershire Church Records - Surnames A-E (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		If you are looking for a marriage in the period 1813-1837, the Gloucestershire Family History Society have an Index of nearly 70,000 marriages for this period, and offer a search service for a modest fee.
		HILL BEARD, Richard M 02OCT1815 Bisley Anne or Jane HILL BEAT, Mary M 11SEP1798 Hasfield William REEVES BEER, Elizabeth M 13MAY1831 Frampton on S. Miles HILL BELCHER, Elizabeth M 30NOV1858 Bagendon Charles REEVES BELL, Johes.
		Ann REEVE BIDMEAD, Sarah M 07NOV1830 Stroud William HILL BIGGS, George M 01DEC1879 Sevenhampton Emma Jane REEVES BINGLE, Thomas M 11APR1738 Minchinhampton Judith HILL BIRD, Elizabeth S 13JUN1663 North Nibley a Stranger BIRD, Elizabeth C FEB1663 Cam Daniel BIRD/ BIRD, Mary M 05DEC1680 Gloster,St Nic Thomas HILL BIRD, Amy M 26SEP1681 Cleeve,Bish.
	www.genuki.org.uk /big/eng/GLS/GLSMarriages/spouseae.html (1074 words)

	Korea
		The shoulder flash displayed was worn by 1 D.E.R.R. during these committments.
		1st Bn D.E.R.R. Honour Guard on Gloster Hill to commemorate the battle fought by the 1st Bn Gloucestershire Regiment during the Korean War.
		A small contingent was provided on a rotation basis to serve as the British contingent of the United Nations.
	history.farmersboys.com /korea.htm (270 words)

	koreanwar (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Names and places you should know and remember.
		Places like Hell Fire Valley, Obong-ni Ridge, the Naktong Bulge, Taejon, and the Pusan Perimeter. Inchon and Seoul. Gloster Hill on the Imjin River and Chipyong-ni. Yudam-ni, Hill 1282, Toktong Pass, Hagaru and Koto-ri. Wonju and Kunu-ri Sunch'on. Bloody Ridge, Heartbreak Ridge, and Porkchop Hill.
		These men didn't return home viewed as their predecessors -- returning from Europe and the Pacific in World War II -- had been. Nonetheless, they served and sacrificed every bit as much as the revered 'citizen soldiers' from Bunker Hill to Bastogne, and should forever after be remembered for that.
	www.outofthinair.homestead.com /koreanwar.html (548 words)

	Bridon Cordarragh Irish Draught Horses For Sale Dressage Eventing Showjumping Hunter Jumper Sporthorses Prospects Irish ...
		Cory is a very well-built, well-bred 2001 RID Mare by Kildalton King, a son of the famous King of Diamonds, a world renowned producer of performance horses; his dam is Kildalton Countess, a very influential mare, who when crossed with King of Diamonds produced 5 outstanding stallions.
		Her new owner hopes to campaign her as a jumper as well as breeding her to her own RID stallion Flag of Diamonds.
		Round Hill, VA Tel: 540-554-8705 Email: info@oakhillirishdraught.com
	www.oakhillirishdraught.com /hofshow.asp?id=23 (139 words)

	Amble - A Visitors Guide
		There is evidence of prehistoric burial grounds on the links, and at Gloster Hill there are signs that the Romans once lived there.
		Climbing, Abseiling, Hill Walking, Mountain Biking and Skiing.
		These exciting activities are available to both families and small groups (maximum group size of 6).
	www.northumberland-coast.co.uk /amble.php (814 words)

	GENUKI: Extracts from Gloucestershire Church Records - Surnames L-R (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Mary HILL LOCKEY, Rosamond C 05JUL1774 Cam d.
		Samuel HILL MANNS, Hester M 13MAR1837 Rockhampton Henry REEVES MANSELL, Thomas M 08MAR1812 Tewkesbury Ann REEVES MARGARETT, Charlotte M 21DEC1795 Newent Thomas HILL MARMAN, Hester M 28JUL1748 Minchinhampton Soloman HILL MARMAN, John M 29AUG1791 Haresfield Elizabeth HILL MARSH, Jer.
		NEAL, Mary M 19APR1742 Coaley Thomas HILL NEAL, Ann M 05NOV1743 Gloster,St Nic William HILL NEAL, Hannah M 31DEC1772 Olveston Thomas QUINTON NEALE, Charles M 31OCT1857 Guiting Pow.
	www.genuki.org.uk /big/eng/GLS/GLSMarriages/spouselr.html (1111 words)

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