VETERAN OF THE DAY
February 5, 2026
PFC FRANK W. BULLOCK
U.S. ARMY
KILLED IN ACTION | KOREAN WAR
February 12, 1951
BASIC INFORMATION
Name: Frank W. Bullock
Rank: Private First Class (PFC)
Branch: United States Army
Unit: 9th Infantry Regiment
Division: 2nd Infantry Division
Born: December 27, 1916
Date of Death: February 12, 1951
Theater of Operations: Korea
Status: Killed in Action
HONORING HIS SERVICE
Private First Class Frank W. Bullock served with the 9th Infantry Regiment during one of the most difficult periods of the Korean War.
On February 12, 1951, PFC Bullock was killed in action during the fierce winter fighting in central Korea. At that time, United Nations forces were engaged in heavy combat following large-scale enemy offensives in the Hoengsong region. The fighting was intense, the terrain unforgiving, and the conditions brutal.
The Soldiers of the 2nd Infantry Division faced overwhelming pressure during this phase of the war. PFC Bullock stood his ground alongside his fellow Soldiers and made the ultimate sacrifice in service to his country.
His courage is part of the legacy of the 9th Infantry Regiment and the proud tradition of the United States Army.
IN THEIR FOOTSTEPS
The Korean War is often called “The Forgotten War,” but the men who fought it are never forgotten here.
PFC Frank W. Bullock answered his nation’s call during a time of global uncertainty. In the frozen hills of Korea, he carried forward the duty, honor, and commitment expected of an American Soldier.
Today, we speak his name so history remembers.
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Today we honor PFC Frank W. Bullock, United States Army, who gave his life in Korea on February 12, 1951.
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