Curr Ahee Medics 89-92 Cpl

Comments: To all of my fellow Medics in arms, remember our good times playing American Football (Smile). Keep in touch Cpl Gipson (SSG "P") 89-92; Keep in touch.

Keywords: Curr Ahee Medics and fellow Band Of Brothers

4th chem

Comments: lookin for anyone who served in the 4th chemical company 03-05,got good times to remember

Keywords: 4th chem,recon,smoke silent death.

4th cehm

Comments: lookin for anyone who served in the 4th chemical company 03-05,got good times to remember

Keywords: 4th chem,recon,smoke silent death.

1/31 INF CSC 1976-1977 CAMP CASEY

Comments: Hello to all of you and if you are out there lets get in touch. "Brotherhood for LIFE"

1/31 (M) CSC 2div 1976-1977 camp casey and 4/12 Cav 5div 1977-1979 ft. polk

Take Care and God bless

Richard Klatt (NY) where are you??

Keywords: Scouts Out

2nd ID/JSA Veterans

Comments: Saying "hooah" to all who were in 2nd ID and the JSA. I commanded in both. I have an earlier entry, basically stating I was the last US Company Commander for HHC, UNCSB-JSA (deactivated 31 Oct 04). Both (2ID/JSA) were great missions and great places to serve. A ton of great memories!

Keywords: C Co, 2-9 IN (M), 2ID Camp Casey Jan 02-Apr 03/United Nations Command Security Battalion-Joint Security Area (UNCSB-JSA)

March or Die

Comments: would like to contact anyone seved with fist rock jun 03 to jun 04 campcasey korea it was cold!!

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camp huston 1972 /camp stanley 1977

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Keywords: salt and pepper looking for anyone that remembers them also Big Bird was at camp stanley in 1977

camp huston /camp stanley

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Keywords: salt and pepper looking for anyone that remembers them also Big Bird

1950 71st Signal Combat Cameramen Please Contact Mark Carlton

Comments: I would like to hear from 71st Signal Motion Picture and Photo Unit colleagues who documented front line activity, for General MacArthur's viewing, during the Korean War. I was in Tokyo with GHQ when the North invaded the South and was immediately dispatched to Korea as a combat cameraman with 35mm Eyemo camera. Made the Inchon invasion w/1st Marine Division and flew on the 1st B-29 bombing of Wonsan. Documented combat activity of most US and UN armies through North Korea. Many of my buddies were not as fortunate as I (only minor wounds) and did not return; however, I would sure like to hear from those of you who did return. I have lost contact with all but Paul Hampton, whom you may remember. Regards, Mark Carlton

Keywords: Looking for GHQ, 71st Signal Motion Picture and Photo Unit colleagues who documented 1950 front line activity, for General MacArthur's viewing, during the Korean War.

506th Historical Artifacts Needed

Comments: The 4th Brigade Combat Team and the 506th Council at Fort Campbell, KY are looking for 506th historical artifacts that they can display in the 506th regimental areas at Fort Campbell. If you have any 506th-related artifacts/momentos from the 1st BN, 506th Infantry in South Korea that you would be willing to DONATE, contact 1SG(R) John E. Foley (C Co, 1st BN, 506th, 1990-1991) at 270-798-3215 or chagress@outdrs.net . John is the Museum Technician at the Don F. Pratt Memorial Museum at Fort Campbell, and notes, “the government has a policy against loans . . . stories and pictures are even more valuable in many cases than the artifacts. Often times many of the most mundane items such as belts, pants, socks, etc. that date from that time are very valuable to the museum for making accurate displays to portray how the soldiers lived and survived.”

Keywords: 1st Battalion, 506th

Looking for comrades 1966/67 Camp Casey or Kaiser

Comments: Need information from those who served with me in 66/67 and may be having health problems. After about November 1966 many of us moved to Camp Kaiser with 13th engineers.

Thanks,

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Remembered

Comments: SCHERERVILLE, Ind. - Pfc. Lowell Wayne Bellar was just 19 when he died more than 50 years ago during a battle in North Korea. On Friday, nearly 200 people gathered to finally give him a proper burial on what would have been his 74th birthday. "Guys always (swear) to each other, 'We're not going to leave anyone on the field.' Well, we know it happens," said Frank Darrington, a Vietnam veteran and commander of the Munster post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars. Bellar was killed on Dec. 1, 1950, when U.S. troops were surprised by a Chinese army assault near North Korea's Chosin Reservoir. The troops were forced to withdraw under fire, leaving behind many who had been hurriedly buried in shallow graves. In 2001, officials notified Bellar's family that a joint Korean-American team had found remains believed to be his. Joan McFall, who was 12 when her brother was killed, provided DNA to the Army on the chance it would help identify him. She was shocked when it matched. "It was just unbelievable. I could not believe they found him," she said. "We should be happy in one respect - that he's finally home - and sad in another sense," said Bellar's older brother, George, of Munster. "This is the beginning of some closure. At least I hope so." A horse-drawn caisson carried Bellar's flag-draped casket a half-mile to his final resting place, where bagpipers played "Amazing Grace." A 21-gun salute followed, and three doves symbolizing peace were released in Bellar's honor. Eliseo Castaneda, a Marine veteran of the Korean War from East Chicago, said he served in the Chosin Reservoir. "I get a lot of satisfaction in knowing that one in our band of brothers has come home," he said. "It brings back a lot of memories. We don't want to forget about the people who died for our country."

Keywords: Remembered

Bad Company

Comments: Yep found this place by chance and been findin more places too. Still hopin to run into my Platoon Brothers. Have spoken to SFC Hendricks recently and like to talk to others there. Peace doughboy

Pvt Douglas Bellmore 3rd Platoon C Company (Bad Company) 1st Bn. 31st Infantry Mechanized 1975~1976

Keywords: Camp Greaves

5/5 A.D.A 94-96

Comments: Just located this site while searching for information on Camp Casey.I served at Casey from 94-96,I still think about it.I wasn't looking forward to going when I got my order's and after completing my second tour I didn't want to leave.Made alot of good friend's lost touch with all but one.Those 24 months changed my life.I am proud to be a part of 2ID "IN FRONT OF THEM ALL" Reading these postings bring's back feeling's and memory's that were all but lost.Thankyou all for this.

Keywords: Pugh,Bettle,Wally,Sgt Pierre

302nd, Camp Casey

Comments: My son just left for Korea, 2nd Inf Div, 302nd FS BN at Camp Casey. He is still in processing. He is in radio repair and was supposed to sent to a different unit but it cahnged. Can anyone tell me about it there? What is it like? What do you do? Will he need phone cards or a cell phone to call home? Any information would be greatly appreciated.

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Bco 2/23 Inf (M) 1970-71

Comments: Sgt. B Company Weapons Platoon FDC but spent whole tour on Barrier fence, Strike Force and security for O/p's north of the river. Remember the fun when a deer would walk into a minefield between the fence and the MDL? What was that N. Korean Pysop "music"? It sounded like the Mongolian Girls Choir being ravaged by Kim Il Sung. See how time flies when you're having fun.

Keywords: Camp Ashford, ACTA, 20Bravo, Strike Force, RC-1,Camp Greaves, CO Cpt. Bill Crumlett, PltSgt. Stephenson

C Co 1/506th Nov91-Nov93

Comments: WAS JUST POSTING TOO SEE IF ANYONE ELSE WAS LOOKING ON HERE WAS STATIONED AT CAMP GREAVES AT THOSE TIMES IN THE HEADER..GREAT BUNCH OF DEDICATED GUYS OVER THERE...UNLESS YOU'VE BEEN THERE NOONE KNOWS HOW MUCH OF A HARD TOUR IT IS...BEING WITHOUT FAMILY AND FRIENDS THOSE MEN UP ON THE DMZ ONLY HAVE EACH OTHER...WOULD LIKE TO TALK SOME OLD TIMES WITH PEOPLE DID THE TOUR WITH...THANKS GARY ROBERTS

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Anyone Remembe C co. 1/9th inf. 1983-1984?

Comments: For all you guys that want to forget about it all, i'm sorry to say, YOU CAN'T!! Unfortunately, were going to live with it the rest of our lives, so why not talk about it,and have a few good laughs, it's good therapy.

Keywords: Camp Greaves, 1983-1984 C co. Weapons Platoon

Heading to Korea 11/2004

Comments: this is spc jalette of the us army i am departing for korea on monday and was wondering the things i can do when i reach that destination

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TIGERS IN THE DMZ

Comments: DO YOU HAVE PHOTOS OR VIDEO OF TIGERS IN THE DMZ? OR KNOW SOMEONE WHO DOES?

I'M A FORMER NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC TV PRODUCER LOOKING FOR THIS - FOR A PROJECT I'M WORKING ON.

I'M OF KOREAN DESCENT. IT'S A PROJECT I'M VERY PASSIONATE ABOUT. PLEASE CONTACT info@safarimedia.net I'M GRATEFUL FOR YOUR HELP! THANK YOU!

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My Dad

Comments: To anyone who may remember, George M. McMinn,BMC,tugboat captain, and craftmaster in the Navy, aboard the US Mathews (AKA96). I,m trying to verify that he was in Vietnam, as a tugboat captain that took fuel up river, in Vietnam. I was only 15 or 16 at the time, and did not understand or pay attention to what he had done during that the war. I remember some film that was taken from the boat, of returned fire to shore, smoke coming from the banks, and a running commentary of what was happening. The memory is not clear. Any help will be appreciated.

Keywords: US Mathews (AKA96) Years 1964-1966

My Dad

Comments: To anyone who may remember, George M. McMinn,BMC,tugboat captain, and craftmaster in the Navy, aboard the US Mathews (AKA96). I,m trying to verify that he was in Vietnam, as a tugboat captain that took fuel up river, in Vietnam. I was only 15 or 16 at the time, and did not understand or pay attention to what he had done during that the war. I remember some film that was taken from the boat, of returned fire to shore, smoke coming from the banks, and a running commentary of what was happening. The memory is not clear. Any help will be appreciated.

Keywords: US Mathews (AKA96) Years 1964-1966

Desert Storm 21oth Armor 8th Army Korea

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Keywords: 8TH ARMY KOREA 210TH ARMOR DESERT STORM US AR

Keep up the Fire! Stands Alone!

Comments: Give a mail and we'll share ole times.

Keywords: Hello all that were there! Rambo here, I never understood why they gave the 60 to me but I was glad of it.

Lots has happened.

hey

Comments: I am a 10th grader in Eanglish class in Yongsan. Korea. We just read "Cranes" and are finding out about the Korean War. My dad is in the National Guard. Thank you or protecting me in this wonderful land of Korea. P.S. if you ever have a chane, please come by and check out our High School. Kom som meda JARED

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