17TH INFAN CAMP KAISER 1961-62

Comments: looking for any vet that served in camp Kaiser during 1961-1962

Keywords: camp kaiser hour glass division

2nd Inf. - Second to None

Comments: Served proudly from Aug. 66 thru Sept. 67, North of Libby Bridge. Lots of patrols North to zone and South to Chang-Po-Ri. Received ImJin Scout award in August 67. Would really like to hear from buddies. GREAT site..Thanks very much!

Keywords: InJin Scouts, 40 degrees below zero, 24 Hr. Alert Status, Flak Jackets and M-14. Granat (Rock), McVeigh (and Lee), Hake (Orange Blossom Special),Collins, "Crummer", Jonesey, Coyle,

E-Division USS Prarie Westpac 69

Comments: I was on the Prairie from around Sept. '69 until my separation date of March '70 and was on board for the WestPac cruise during that period. I made some great friends during this period and would like to hear from some of them. I have some photos of Dan Cabbot and Skip, if you guys are out there.

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WWW.DMZA.ORG

Comments: new wesite for dmz-mp vets...membership info, dmz-mp shirts and hats ..etc, dmz news and photo gallery.....show your pride!!!!

Keywords: dmz-mp assn. imjin scouts

B Trp 1/9th Cav (DMZ Police)

Comments: Was in B Trp 1/9 Cav from Jan to Oct 62. One of the few outfits that I was proud to have served in. I would love to hear from people that I served with. My memory is bad, but I have a few pictures and names on my website at: http://www.kilburn.org/9thcav/9th_cav.html Please drop by and say hello.

Jon Kilburn

Keywords: OP Anne, OP Gladys, DMZ Police, Infantry Squad, Scout Squad, Border Patrol, Stake out

HHC1/12Cav1stCavDiv Blue Lancer Valley

Comments: I arrived at Korea on November,1964, and was stationed at Camp McGovern with duty at PSC#3. On March of 1965 we relocated to Camp Ross to merge with PSC#2. It was in the month of June that I requested and was granted a transfer to the 1/12 at BLV as an orderly room clerk. It was during this time, July, that the 1st Cav reflagged to the 2nd ID, so that we became the 2/38 2nd ID. I am searching for buddies from all of these duty stations.

Keywords: Easy Queen, Blue Lancer Valley, NulloRi, Camp Ross, Camp Howze, Camp McGovern, Guard Tower #4 at McGovern, "McGovern, Sir!", Koomshi, NoPaeDong, Skoshi Nopae Dong, PobwaNee, Yonjugol, Mickey Mouse Corner, Im Gin Gang, Camp Pelham Branch, Hopsangs, "Gary Owen, Sir!" (1/7), CC#2, CC#3, CC #4, PSC #3, PSC #2.

Camp Stanley B/2 En 2ID

Comments: when i was there i spent a few months, winter months in the office as operations clerk under sgt Banks.. then when Jack Wright left,, i was put out in the field and went north of the dmz to work on a new section of fence 30 meters north of dmz, and new concrete bunkers... I spent over a year there and did not know what all was going on over there... im proud to find a site like this,, i can not remember the villiage our camp was next to,, or the name of our camp,,i have an annual from then and it does not say a word about the name of the camp,, can someone help me,, im not sure,, but the name Camp Stanley comes to mind..

Keywords: Johnnie Nasta, Spc 4 Hunter; Sgt Banks Top Seargeant E-8 Jack L. Wright 1st lt. Louis V, Atkins; Sp4 Doughty, Overturf Bouguet Moutsoulas, Sgt Bell, Sgt Gallager

Looking for buddies 1967-68

Comments: Looking for those who were in HHT 1967-1968 especially the buddies who were in commo with me. Emerich, Schockely, Patellermo,Thornton,Wheat,Kaneshiro,Lt. Ahearne.

Keywords: buddies, nicknames, units

Nullo-ri

Comments: 2nd try to connect with any Blue Lancer Valley(blv) people. Has anyone tried to find the place on a map. 509th ASA has a map that shows the "nullori" river, a fork off the Imjin, other than that, the place might as well have never existed. If anyone knows of an online map that shows where the place was, please email me, i'm thinking of taking a trip back there and would like to see where I slept half the time.

Keywords: Charlie block, Queen block, Easy queen, Nullo-ri, O-higgins hill, o.p. Dort, o.p. Hansen, Echo Range, Nightmare range, icicle range, majestic corners, Nulmoon-ri, Changpa-ri, BLV

B Trp 4/7cav.68/69

Comments: I'm glad I served in Korea, it was quite an experiance. I just wish our Media and our Gov't, would recognize the efforts and the lives lost in our fighting over there. Nam got all the attetion and maybe well it should but now it's our turn to at least be recognized. More investigating needs to be done on agent orange and gama goblin and God only knows what else they gave us in those drinks in the mess hall. Seems I'm learning alot of guy's got screwed up over there and can't get the V.A. to do anything about it. Gary Owen~!

Keywords: was there March 15,69, 9 man work patrol party ambushed, chopper crashed killing all aboard. Malone, Desrocher, Ingildue, Valintine, C.O. Lotts Cade,Walters,Pomroy.Lt Fredricks, drove Big Box A.P.C.

locating Jim Odonald B/2/2 ID

Comments: I am trying to locate anyone that remembers me, the event. Anyone remeber Sp4 Frazier, driver

I was examed by the Division Psychologist afterwards need his name.

The deputy division commander. 1968

Keywords: Camp Greeves May 1968. Sgt. Billy Patterson, was killed hand grenade accident. I was xo and investigation officer...the camera guy

4th Signal Bn Ascom City 64-65

Comments: name of unite at Ascom city and Inchon city telephone exchange. looking for sgt. smith, sgt. joe felix

Keywords: korea 1/64 to 6/65

B Troop 4/7 Cav

Comments: Proud to serve at 19 yrs old I was drafted and sure I was headed for nam, but my older brother was already there so I went to korea, and got my hazard fire pay anyway. We used to say nam didn't have anything on Korea,we were still at war just not the number of casulties. I will never forget the 9 man work patrol party putting up MDL markers on the north side of the fence on that cold march afternoon 3-15-69. The North koreans ambushed them killing the RTO and the Medic, we were strike force called to go in and get them out. As the medavac chopper took off, sudenly it blew up killing all aboard. thanks to all my buddies who were there that night, and through a rough 13 months.

Keywords: 9/68 to 10/69 B/troop 4/7 Cav 2nd Infantry div. Strike force,Imjim Scout,Helicopter crash 3-15-69 S.C.E.O.S.I Malone,Cade,Derosier,Valintine,Ingeldue,Boss,Garza Lt Fredricks,Co Lotts

hhb 2nd inf. div. arty.

Comments: was injured in jeep,after running over some form of explosive .never found out what.c.i.d. quiet.remember blue house,pueblo,was in 221st. evac.hosp. have pictures of injured and beaten pueblo crew being brought in.and casket of hodges.remember names,melvin jones ci-town,leonard reddick-los angeles.dan magine-chi-town,diebold-san diego,humphries-conneticut,rich smith-military brat. 412-821-0932

Keywords: camp mcnair 68-69,pob-wonni,wounded.

AGENT ORANGE INFO NEEDED plus PHOTOS

Comments: Hi i am a school student from australia and i really need some photos and info of agent orange and what the had done to the vietnamese people if you could email me or phone i would be very happy thank you

p.s my state is Victoria if you like to post me a letter.

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AGENT ORANGE INFO NEEDED plus PHOTOS

Comments: Hi i am a school student from australia and i really need some photos and info of agent orange and what the had done to the vietnamese people if you could email me or phone i would be very happy thank you

p.s my state is Victoria if you like to post me a letter.

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DMZ 1990-1992

Comments: I was stationed in Korea in January of 1990, and by the end of Feburary we were up in the DMZ for the 3 month rotation. At the time it was called "Warrior Base" but it's no longer there from what I here. I actualy did three rotations because 2/503 disbanded when we got back, and I went to the unit that relieved us, so I went back up again for a second rotation. Then when we came back from that rotation the mechanized unit I was in got rid of all the leg infantry guys, so we went to a leg unit and that unit was allready on the DMZ so I only spent about 1 1/2 months up there with them....definatly saw my share of communists and the DMZ.....it was fun though I realy enjoyed patrolling. I was on all three American guard posts, "Guard Post 128" "Guard Post Collier" and "Guard Post Ollete".....

Keywords: My uncle was Killed on Heart Break Ridge, he was a medic. He went to get a wounded buddy and a mortar round landed right next to him, my Grandfather was a Major (04) in the Army Engineers at the time and he had to go to Japan to identify his body. I

2nd Div Arty 68-69

Comments: served 68-69 Sp4 in S4 Do have HHB yearbook from 69

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would like to fine member of my unit between 1956 and 1957 korea

Comments: D CO.3RD COMBAT ENGR. 24TH DIV.

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2nd Bn 76th Arty (Camp St Barbara)and 7th Bn 5th Arty(Chun Chon)

Comments: I was in C Battery, 7th Bn 5th Arty near Chun Chon in 62 to 63 and in 2nd Bn, 76th Arty, Camp Saint Barbara, 94 to 65. would like to hear from others in those units at those times.

Tim McPherson tim@goldrush.com

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177th ASA, K-6

Comments: I was with the 177th ASA at Pyong Taek from Christmas eve, 1960 to St Patricks Day 1962.

We were part of the Army Security Agency's Far East Net as well s the Korea Local Net.

Anyone stationed there at that time? I remember some other units at K-6. 6th Trans Helicopter Co; 55th Helo Maint.Co. 44th Missle Bn and the 2nd Eng Bn. The "Lower 4" Club was the scene of several scuffles between the various units. Except for the 44th Arty, most of the other units were gentlemen.

Keywords: Signal Intelligence, Pyong Taek,

Camp Alamo DMZ Korea 1966-1969

Comments: I served in Korea 1966-1969 on the DMZ. 7th Division Artillary. I was stationed at Camp Alamo for 2 years 7 months. We operated a ground surveillance radar along the DMZ at night time on OP 052.

Keywords: DMZ outpost OP 052, near pork chop hill and t-bone ridge on the DMZ

SANCHEZ JR. 65-66

Comments: I WOULD BE VERY GRACFUL IF YOU CAN COME WITH A A UNIT OR THAT HE SERVE IN KOREA WHICH I KNOW THAT HE DID, BUT LIKE I SAID HIS PAPER WORK ON THE DD214 IS ALL MESS UP. HE IS DECEASED AN WE'RE TRYING TO GET HIM THE KOREAN WAR MEDAL. THANK YOU VERY MUCH. HOPE YOU CAN HELP.

Keywords: THIS IS MY FATHER-IN-LAW THE ONLY THING I HAVE TO GO BY IS HIS SERVICE NUMBER AND AN APO, BUT I DON'T KNOW IF THE APO IS I WAS IN KOREA IN 1965 TO -1966 AND THE APO WERE THREE NUMBERS SO THIS IS HIS SERVICE # RA18400980 APO 34, NAME: SYLVANO SANCHEZ JR.

BTRP/4THSQDN/7THCAV Blue House

Comments: KOREA FOR ME WAS QUITE A SENSATION.AT THE TIME I WAS 17 YEARS OLD RECEIVING HOSTILE FIRE. WAS TOLD ON THE DAY OF MY 18TH BIRTHDAY TO STAY BEHIND AND GUARD WATER TRUCK.

MY COMPOUND WAS THE LAST ONE SOUTH OF FREEDOM BRIDGE,WITCH SPANDS THE IMJIM RIVER. CAMP J.E.B. STUART.WOULD LIKE TO THANK THE CREATERS OF THIS SITE. FOR MAKING ALL THIS HAPPEN

I SALUTE ALL THE MEN WHO GAVE THERE LIVES THAT YEAR AND ALL THE YEARS BEFOR AND AFTER. THANKYOU

EARL WHITE

Keywords: WAS THERE 68/69 FOR RELEASE OF THE PUEBLO. WAS THERE AT THE BOTTOM OF HILL FOR FIRE FIGTH & CHOPPER CRASH,KILLING EVERYONE ON BROAD. WAS THERE FOR BLUE HOUSE RAID, 36 NK CAME ACROSS. WAS THERE WHEN KATOOA HUNG HIMSELF ON BUNK BED.

K2 Taegu AB

Comments: Communications at K2 before and during the Pueblo incident.

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Gate#5 Yong-son Spring '70

Comments: We were short of people. 'Nam needed bodies. Yong-son Gate#5 was the 8th Army main gate. 12 hours on 12 off with 24 off when you rotated to the other shift. Gate#5 had lots of traffic, 7 General Grade Officers on post. Too much time on my hands. A Senators son 2nd Lt was on general staff. Every night he would ride back to south post with the 4star and act like the salute was his. Every morning at 05:45 he would come thru the gate on the way to HQ. Every morning I hung one on him, he would come off the sidewalk with pride and power. One morning my partner and I made a great deal of movement as he came down the hill from southpost. The Gateshack was in the middle of the road. As he approached we hid and at the right time barked out "Good morning, Sir!" he brought his up and looked around to the sound but there was nobody there, he slowly let his salute fall but all was not right. We watched from cover and he kept looking back. That afternoon he rode back with the 4star and we stopped traffic, blew our whistles and laid a good one on the General, he was pleased, the 2Lt had a puzzled look on his face. The next morning he came down the hill and we were nowhere to be seen. When he cut between the oak trees we came out behind him and layed one on, accompanied by a loud and proud "Good morning, Sir!" This guy was obviously West Point because he looked around first before returning the salute (couldn't fool this guy twice) and there we were, two shiny MPs waiting for him to return our salute. A big smile came over his face, he brought his hand up in the snappy salute he was trained for. And walked right into the oak tree, held the salute all the way to the ground. We were well trained too, we didn't bust out laughing until we were behind the gate shack. After that the Lt used gate#7.

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Lost Fried

Comments: THis is a message about my brother who served in the 2nd Inf. and was a combat engineer. He served from 1968 to 1969 and was working on the rebuilding of the DMZ. George Terry Morris passed away in 1981, and was always proud of his service to his country, and always talked about his friends he served with. It is with sadness that there was no one to let know what happened to him. I know that after over 35 years that I have finally had to deal with the things that happened during my Viet Nam service. I was in Nam while George was in Korea, he was my best friend and I am quite sure that he was a friend to you too.

Keywords: Combat Engineers

Ovurep Site

Comments: Check site http://shelley8.homestead.com/index.html

Keywords: Camp Kaiser, Korea 1961-1962

HHB I Corps Artillery 1/68 - 2/69

Comments: So many things change in 30 years. Was just wondering whatever happened to those I served with when we were young.

Keywords: HHB I Corps Artillery Camp St. Barbara 1968-1969

6314th Air Police Squadron

Comments: Hello Sir,

We are trying to find two of Chuck Norris' Air Force buddies that he served with in Korea and surprise Chuck by flying them out to the American Veteran Awards Show on 12/12/00 honoring him as "veteran of the Year." I don't have alot of info.... but here's what I've got:

Joe Weeks - last known to be in Arkansas... possibly now Tennessee Frank Heightman - last known to be in Colorado

BTW, Chuck's real name is Carlos Ray Norris. Carlos Ray Norris "Chuck" enlisted in the USAF on 8-13-58. He attended basic training and air police school at Lackland AFB in TX. He was 1st assigned to AZ then in April '60 to Osan, Korea as an air policeman w/ the 6314th Air Police Squadron. He discarged as an airman 1st class from March AFB in CA on 8-12-62. He was awarded the good conduct medal.

Please confirm you received this and advise if you can assist. Thanks!

"Be Proud Be American Be a Part of it!"

Walk in Peace, Rich Palmeri, AVS

Please respond to : Rich Palmeri, AVS 718-352-6942 or VetsSearch@aol.com American Veteran Awards Show

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HQ 1Cav Div Arty Munsun-ni

Comments: see above got ahead of myself,,,,

Keywords: 1st Cav Div{inf}1964-66 DMZ west zone Munsun-ni closest ville

1st battlion 38th Inf. 2nd Infratry

Comments: 1ST BAT. 38TH INF- WEAPONS PLATOON

Keywords: scrappy our company tank

Looking for Clarence Hubbard 1965

Comments: Am looking for a man believed to have served in Korea in 1965 from Detroit MI area named Clarence Hubbard. If you know this man,or have any information, could you please email me. He may be my father. Do not know if he is now alive or dead.

Thank you and God Bless.

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late 60's 304th sig bn

Comments: Interested in hearing from anyone else stationed at Baker during 67-69 or anyone who could tell me when or if Alpha moved from Baker.

Keywords: Camp Baker, Alpha company, Camp CoinerI

cib badge in korea 66-68

Comments: 2ND INF DIV

Keywords: outlaw,anderson, collins,fowler----dmz patrol aug 66 oct 67

76th Engr Bn

Comments: Arthur I noticed your posting but no email address to contact you. If you are the person I think I remember your base camp was next to K14 Kimpo Airbase (Osiree), Korea. Was you at Yang-yi. I think that was the name of the little village where we confiscated the old schoolhouse built over the little creek as living quarters? Also, we had three or four tents. If you are the correct person, please contact me. PS do you remember the guy with the nickname "Jocko" - thats me. Hope to hear from you.

Keywords: 76th Engr Bn

1st CAV/ DIV BAND

Comments: Looking for information regarding the 1st Cav div Band (1948-1952). Many have move on and went home, others stayed behind Trying to find many of those who are still living. There are reunions every two years for this group and we are still missing several people. If you are Ralph Kinney, Joel D. Lewis, James Sorrell, Ben Peoples, William Lamb.. who served in this division during this time frame, please respond to this email. If anyone knows the ware-abouts of these men, also email. Many friends are looking for them.

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1st CAV/ DIV BAND

Comments: Looking for information regarding the 1st Cav div Band (1948-1952). Many have move on and went home, others stayed behind Trying to find many of those who are still living. There are reunions every two years for this group and we are still missing several people. If you are Ralph Kinney, Joel D. Lewis, James Sorrell, Ben Peoples, William Lamb.. who served in this division during this time frame, please respond to this email. If anyone knows the ware-abouts of these men, also email. Many friends are looking for them.

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1st CAV/ DIV BAND

Comments: 1ST CAV DIV BAND '48-'52

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STEPCHILD

Comments: It's time for us to quit being the stepchild of the Viet Nam War. Our dead and wounded deserve more and now with Agent Orange we also deserve more. Colonel Clark and other officers of the time know the truth and it's time for them to speak out. General Bonesteel had his "Rules of Engagement" and the public has a right to know what they were. Once the word is out, the concern over recognition will also be known. No one in my unit received any medals for merit or valor, and we worked our butts off. We didn't just work in the finance office either.

Keywords: 21st Finance and Disbursing Unit ASCOM 66-67

Co C, 3/23rd, 2nd Infantry

Comments: I served from Feb 68 to June 69 - 4 months north of the Imjin River, then 4 months south, rotating back and forth for 16 months (I extended). 6 members of my platoon (3rd herd) were shot in the summer of '68 in 3 separate firefights - 2 of them died. 2 guys from another unit were killed in my company's area of the DMZ when their jeep was ambushed in Sept '68. I've found the mother of one. I've found the mother and daughter of my buddy, Michael Rymarczuk (KIA DMZ 7/30/68). Just a couple of years ago I learned agent orange was sprayed in the DMZ when we were there. I knew about the spraying, I saw Koreans hand cranking a herbicide, but I wanted the bushes killed so Joe couldn't hide in them...I had never heard of agent orange in '68. When I did hear about it being used in Vietnam, I never connected it with the hand spraying I saw in the DMZ of Korea in '68. Now I know and I trying to get the agent orange act of 1991 to include Korean DMZ vets. We can't even get an agent orange exam at a VA hospital because we were not in Vietnam. That's wrong for us to be treated like this, and I'm going to see that it's changed by congress. Join the DMZ vets if you served in Korea after the war was "over" in 1953. Contact me and I'll add you to the roster. David Benbow

Keywords: Freedom Bridge, GP Gladys, Camp Woods, Camp Dodge, Imjin Scouts, Mayor's House, the Train, Morter Hill, Pueblo, if the balloon goes up, Non-existant rubber rafts to cross the Imjin River, OP Dort, Gary Puckett and the Union Gap,Clint Eastwood, Ramen noodles mixed with ham n' eggs c-rations, coffee-hot chocolate-sugar all mixed together, canned pound cake cooked over c-4 plastic explosive

blue lancer valley

Comments: A real learning experience,some good times with the guys,some real miserable times during the winter and monsoon rains and heat of 1966-67.Remember those TPI convoys for those of us that had security clearances,also the never endingloud speakers from the north koreans.I will never forget those times even after more than 30 years it seems like yesterday. SP/4 Dave Pechtold bn commo(message center)HHC 2/38th inf.

Keywords: Easy Oueen, Blue Lancer Valley, Bn.Commo.donald logan, terry tomczak, ron reiman, donald walker,pete gaudreau.nulo-ri,

Seeking DMZ Vets

Comments: Any information regarding DMZ and Agent Orange would be appreciated. I would also like to get in contact with any of the names mentioned or any others in my patrol.

Keywords: familiar names: Thomas Curtis, Norman Norwood, Douglas P. Wright, John Anthony Webb, Sandoval, East, Bokowski>sp? Pueblo incident

GRATEFUL

Comments: Not a vet myself, but my dad (Sgt. Jim Olson from Nebraska) spent 13 months stationed on the DMZ in '68 and 69' and my grandfather was a Captain in WWII. Just wanted to tell all of you guys that I truly appreciate the sacrifice you and so many others before you made for our country. You deserve so much more credit than you've gotten. HUGE thanks to all of you.

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10th Cav. 64 -65

Comments: C TROOP 2ND SQDN 10TH CAV.

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Korean Art work 59-61

Comments: Looking for Korean Art purchased off base in Seoul in 1959, 60, 61, 62. Will pay cash. Thank You.

Keywords: 1959,1960,1961,1962, Korean Art Gallery

24th Psyops

Comments: Did anyone possibly serve in the 24th Psyops Korea, near Yonsan Garrison, at some point after 1961? This unit started out as the 107th RB&L Battalion under the UN emblem, name changed several times. Was at foot of Walker Hill, with a MP Sentry Dog unit adjacent and a unit that handled all the AR Pamphlets and books, dont remember the name. Trying to run down some kind of history on the above units, but have run into brick wall, no one seems to know anything about them, I was there in 1960-61, but cant find anyone else that was. Thanks.

Keywords: 107th RB&L Battalion, Korea Detachment, 24 Psyops

btrp4/7cav2id68-69

Comments: Still looking for desrochers,valintine,cade,galvin,friend,boss hefferman,sisk,Lt.fredrickson,sgt.miller,ingeldude,regallis,c.o.lotts or anymore of you 7cav vets, "any troop!"Stand up and be counted". The gov. screwed us, we put our asses on the line and got no recignition. All d.m.z. vets got the wennie, from the early 50s till now!E mail your senators,congressmen,or anyone else who should know what went on.Log on to the Korea Defense veterans alliance,and see whats going on! Gary Owen! Len Malone

Keywords: dmz,chopper crash,sweeps,patrols,whos shooting at us? More BEER!

Searching for 51st Signal Battalion during mid-60's

Comments: I am looking for men who were stationed during the mid to late 1960's around the 51st Signal Battalion. My dad, Perry Jarvis, is battling with a muscle disease that they can't identify. He has the symptoms of Agent Orange poisioning. If anyone can remember the foliage dying due to them spraying, or any other memories that might be relevant, no matter how small...please contact me. God Bless!!

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Keywords: looking for anyone in korea 76 eng 8th army home base osuree tdy to oshun asphart plant my name is stanley w love of kentucky