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Entry: 86245 DMZ 1970 TO 1979 |
1/31 INF.A/T PLATOON CAMP LIBERTY BELL DMZ 1971 |
KEVIN COUGHLIN wrote on May 20, 2013 City and State: AUBURN NY Unit: 1STBAT.31ST INF. A/T PLT.RAT PATROL HQ COMP. Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: Keywords: |
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Entry: 86240 DMZ 1970 TO 1979 |
EQUALITY WITH RESPECT TO VETERAN DIOXIN EXPOSURE PRESUMPTION FOR ALL VETERANS |
DENNIS MCHENNEY wrote on May 19, 2013 City and State: KENDALLVILLE IN Unit: 38TH ADA BRGD Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: Equality with respect to Veteran dioxin exposure presumption for all Veterans Hi, Currently only veterans of the Vietnam Conflict are afforded this in a limited presumption, Boots on GroundĀ legislation, if they were in the Republic of Vietnam (Served in the Republic of Vietnam between 1/9/62 and 5/7/75) per the Department of Veterans Affairs. In fact any current end date for any location would be invalid as Dioxins stay active for much longer than the time since the 1962 admitted RVN Agent Orange / Dioxin start date, current end date is the end date for RVN service, per the DVA. I was in an exposed unit, one of many and in many countries, not recognized by the DVA. That's why I created a petition to The United States House of Representatives, The United States Senate, and President Barack Obama. We the undersigned petition the US Senate, US Congress and the President of the United States to enact legislation that makes ALL veterans have equal presumption of exposure to Dioxins while in the service of the United States at any location or unit. We feel that ALL veterans MUST be treated equally with respect to Dioxin exposure by the US government and Department of Veterans Affairs. NOTE: Veterans must also still prove they have a recognized condition, that maybe caused by Dioxin exposure, during or after service to get DVA benefits. Any one 18 can sign. If effected vet make sure you add your statement in comment area too! Will you sign this petition? Click here: http://signon.org/sign/equality-wrt-vet-dioxin? source=c.em.mt&r_by=7785518 http://benefits.va.gov/BENEFITS/factsheets/serviceconnected/pres umption.pdf Pass along to others too! Thanks! Keywords: AO, dioxin, petition |
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Entry: 86214 DMZ 1970 TO 1979 |
PFC BLACK |
DON WEHR wrote on May 17, 2013 City and State: AZUSA CA Unit: JSA UNITED NATIONS COMMAND 1971 Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: Keywords: Looking for PFC Black, who was with me I think at Bridge of No Return in June of 1971, when North Korean tried to hit me with a truck. Please contact me for witness statement. Thank you. fooer Sgt. Don Wehr |
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Entry: 86103 DMZ 1970 TO 1979 |
USS DUNCAN - SERVICE 1970-1971 VIETNAM |
WILLIAM CORNELL wrote on May 2, 2013 City and State: Unit: USS DUNCAN DD874 Service or Relationship: NAVY VETERAN Comments: I have been fighting for my right to the disability of having 3 of the diseases that the VA has recognized as the cause from being in the Vietnam area of the Agent Orange. I am looking for any infooation that I can find to prove that the ship was in the brown waters at that time. Keywords: AO infooation on rivers and brown waters the ship was in. |
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Entry: 86074 DMZ 1970 TO 1979 |
AO INFO SHARE |
DENNIS MCHENNEY wrote on April 28, 2013 City and State: KENDALLVILLE IN Unit: Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: send me your email address to mchenney@att.net We the undersigned petition the US Senate, US Congress and the President of the United States to enact legislation that makes ALL veterans have equal presumption of exposure to Dioxins while in the service of the United States at any location or unit. We feel that ALL veterans MUST be treated equally with respect to Dioxin exposure by the US government and Department of Veterans Affairs. NOTE: Veterans must also still prove they have a recognized condition that maybe caused by Dioxin exposure during or after service to get DVA benefits. Currently only veterans of the Vietnam Conflict are afforded this in a limited presumption, Boots on Ground legislation, if they were in the Republic of Vietnam (Served in the Republic of Vietnam between 1/9/62 and 5/7/75) per the Department of Veterans Affairs. In fact any current end date for any location would be invalid as Dioxins stay active for much longer than the time since the 1962 admitted RVN Agent Orange / Dioxin start date, current end date is the end date for RVN service, per the DVA. Keywords: |
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Entry: 86038 DMZ 1970 TO 1979 |
4/7CAV |
C.JAY MORALES wrote on April 23, 2013 City and State: LONGWOOD FL Unit: B TRP, 4/7CAV Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: looking for folks that served, apr 74-apr 75. mike wandell, sfc suggs, and lots of others, if you hav any info, contact me either thru email or phone. thanks Keywords: |
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Entry: 86018 DMZ 1970 TO 1979 |
KOREA 1968 - 1971 |
RANDY HINKLEY wrote on April 20, 2013 City and State: Unit: C BATTY 2ND BN 71 ARTY Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: I was in Korea from 1968 to 1971 Two years in the same place. I don't know to much about place now, would still like to hear from anyone that was there, e-mail me wkelly4@rochester.rr.com Keywords: |
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Entry: 86012 DMZ 1970 TO 1979 |
LOOKING FOR MY DADS OLD FRIENDS 1970 |
MEGAN KALMRING wrote on April 19, 2013 City and State: UVALDE TX Unit: 3RD OF 187TH 101ST AIRBORNE Service or Relationship: FAMILY MEMBER Comments: I'm trying to help my dad locate a friend from Vietnam, he tried contacting my dad about ten years ago but return contact info was lost. We would love to hear from anyone in this unit! Keywords: Looking for a Jim Green out of south carolina served from 1970-1971. Or anyone who was in this battalion. |
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Entry: 86009 DMZ 1970 TO 1979 |
1977-78 CSC 2DIV. INF. |
DAVID KENDALL SIR. wrote on April 19, 2013 City and State: ASHLAND OH Unit: CSC 2/9TH 2INF DIV. Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: still hope too hear from my old friends i knew. seams like a life time ago. Keywords: |
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Entry: 85930 DMZ 1970 TO 1979 |
NIGHT HAWKS OF THE DMZ 77-78 |
ROBIN SILVERS wrote on April 10, 2013 City and State: GA Unit: HQ. 1ST OF THE 38TH FA. 2ND INF. DIV. Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: Looking for contacts who served with me in Korea. Arrived in July 1977 Left in 78. Stationed in Hq. 1/38th F.A. Camp Stanley Unit Commander Cpt. Buddy Rawls / First Sgt. Owens. Steel Behind The Rock. Then transferred to E-Tab 1/25 FA. Wolf Pack Mountain Men. Spent last six months of tour on the DMZ at Radar Site #7. Sgt. McCloud was NCOIC. Keywords: Camp Stanley, Song San, Rainbow - DMZ - Radar Operator Site #7 . Long time no see - short time where you been. |
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Entry: 85929 DMZ 1970 TO 1979 |
GOOD TIMES HHB, C BTRY, & D BTRY 2/61 ADA |
JIM SEARS wrote on April 9, 2013 City and State: Unit: HHB, C BTRY, & D BTRY 2/61 ADA Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: Alerts, cruising the ville, overnight passes. So many memories. Seems like a lifetime ago and just like last year at the same time. Gotta go back for a visit! Keywords: Chaparral, Redeye, RCMAT, MRCAT, SeaRange, 1976-1977, 1978- 1980, 1981-1983 |
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Entry: 85924 DMZ 1970 TO 1979 |
AXE MURDER AUG 18TH 1976 SOUTH KOREA |
GERALD COLLICK wrote on April 9, 2013 City and State: BALTIMORE MD Unit: A CO 1ST/9TH INFANTRY UNIT 2ND DIVISION S. KOREA Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: On Wednesday 18 August 1976 at 1040 hours in the morning, a United Nations Command (UNC) work force of five Korean Service Corps (KSC) personnel accompanied by and UNC security force, including the Joint Security Force (JSF) Commander, Captain (P) Arthur G. Bonifas of Newburgh, New York, First Lieutenant Mark T. Barrett of Columbia, South Carolina, and one Republic of (South) Korean Army (ROKA) officer started to prune a large tree in the vicinity of UNC Check Point #3. This tree partially obscured the view between UNC Check Point #3 and UNC Check Point #5. In addition the un-pruned tree was also blocking the view of the Bridge of No Return from Freedom House. Shortly after the KSC work force arrived at the tree and began to cut it back, (North) Korean People's Army (KPA) personnel appeared at the work site. For a short time, the KPA security force observed the pruning without apparent concern. Suddenly, the KPA security force commander demanded that the JSF commander cease pruning or there would be trouble. Captain Bonifas did not order the operation stopped. Senior Lieutenant Pak Chul of the KPA, seeing that he was losing control, took off his wristwatch, wrapped it in his handkerchief and put it in his pocket. Another North Korean rolled up his sleeves. Lieutenant Pak then shouted MI KUN UL CHU KI GI CHA. Translated, it means, Kill the U.S. Aggressors.; the UNC security force was attacked by a superior force of 30 KPA guards wielding pick handles, knives, clubs, and axes. Senior Lieutenant Pak jumped on Captain Bonifas from the back forcing him to the ground where Bonifas was beaten to death. 1LT Barrett was also attacked. The KPA soldiers used the mattox and axes the tree trimming detail was using prune the tree as weapons. The North Korean attack was broken up when a UNC soldier drove his 2 1/2 ton truck into the fight and over Captain Bonifas to protect him. The UNC Security Force then withdrew but not before two American Army Officers were murdered and, a ROKA officer, three Korean Augmentees to the US Army (KATUSA) and four US enlisted men were wounded. Keywords: The Panmunjom Ax Murder Incident Shelly Barclay, Yahoo! Contributor Network Dec 30, 2010 Share your voice on Yahoo! websites. Start Here. .More:KoreanDMZ.FlagCloseAlong the border of North Korea and South Korea, there is an area called the demilitarized zone or DMZ, for short. This area acts as a space between the two countries, which have remained hostile against each other for more than sixty years. Despite the misleading name, the area is lined with soldiers on both sides. What is occurring there is something of a posturing stand off. There is open hostility from the North Korean and South Korean soldiers and personnel in the DMZ that occasionally erupts into violence. Some soldiers and personnel from the United States are allowed in the DMZ and they have been caught up in some of the violence - most memorably during the 1976 Ax Murder Incident. In the DMZ, there is an area known as the Joint Security Area or Panmunjom. There is an invisible military demarcation line through this area. In the past, there has been some leeway concerning how far over the line members of each side's security detail were allowed to cross. This all changed on August 18, 1976. In August of 1976, a group of men was appointed to go out on Operation Paul Bunyan. This operation would take them over the military demarcation line and into North Korea. They were going to remove branches from a tree next to the Bridge of No Return. These branches were blocking the line of site from a South Korean guard post. Apparently, the tree had been trimmed on previous occasions with no problems on either side. On August 18, 1976, Operation Paul Bunyan began. A group of two U.S. military officers, one South Korean officer and eight U.N. security workers went over the line, presumably expecting a brief landscaping mission. When the group representing the South Korean side arrived at the tree, a group of North Koreans told them to leave. The U.S. military officers ignored their demands and continued with Operation Paul Bunyan. This angered the leaders of the South Korean group, who allegedly ordered their men to attack the group and kill the United States officers. The Americans and South Koreans were outnumbered by a great deal. Despite the fact that their attackers were only armed with axes, none of them escaped uninjured and three were brutally murdered. Both of the United States officers were among the dead. Their names were Major Arthur G. Bonifas and Lieutenant Mark T. Barrett. The 1976 Ax Murder Incident was filmed by a corporal in a nearby building. In the film, you can clearly see the North Koreans attacking the men involved in Operation Paul Bunyan. They even attacked one of the officers while his back was turned. Pandemonium broke out as the enraged group of North Koreans wielding axes attacked, but it was quickly over. In the United States, there was debate over how to retaliate. It seems some officials thought the U.S. should bomb North Korea. This idea was nixed. Three days after the Ax Murder Incident, a large group of ROK (South Korean military) and U.S. troops crossed the military demarcation line in Panmunjom. Their mission was to remove the offending tree completely. They were accompanied by numerous military aircraft. Unlike their predecessors, they were able to complete their mission without incident. Since that time, the military demarcation line has become more strictly enforced, but hostilities still erupt sporadically |
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Entry: 85854 DMZ 1970 TO 1979 |
STANLEY. 2-2 AVIATION. 1996 |
JOHN HUTHER wrote on April 1, 2013 City and State: WEBSTER NY Unit: B-CO, 2-2 AVIATION. RENEGADES Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: In addition to looking for any fellow crew chiefs and pilots from Stanley 1995- 1996, does anyone remember the following: 1. The sub beaching and 2-2 providing avn support to hunt the commandos down 2. The first firing of a hellfire from an OH-58 that almost caused an international incident 3. A night (date unknown) when the whole of Stanley (and some others) flew to greaves with less than sober crews to pick up infantry and cross the border to rescue civilians being killed by NK troops. I recall the ville being emptied of avn personnel and upon arriving at the airfield, m-60s were being mounted along with chaff in the boxes under turning rotors. (Asking because I'm probably remembering it wrong). Someone remembers the truth I'm sure. I might be combining two missions but its haunted me to this day. Otherwise I miss korea great people and Stanley was huge for a plot of US territory in Indian country. SFC Royal, SSG Dennis, SSG Speis, SGT Thomas, are a few names I recall. Keywords: Renegades, B-Co, 2-2 Aviation, UH-60, Blackhawk, Stanley. |
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Entry: 85832 DMZ 1970 TO 1979 |
LOOKIN FOR ARMY BUDDIES |
TONEY JONES wrote on March 29, 2013 City and State: MONTEZUMA CREEK UT Unit: SVC BATTERY 6/37 FLD ARTILLERY 2ND INFRTY DIV Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: I would like have 6Bn 37th Fld Artillery 2nd Infntry Division Vet 1973 to contact and exchange pictures in and around Camp Essayons Jim's Bar, Momma's store, Peggy's store My year book was damage Keywords: I was at Look out Post 1973 when 20 year cease fire dead line ended beteewn North/South Korea |
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Entry: 85818 DMZ 1970 TO 1979 |
CAMP PAGE 1960 TO 3 1962 |
EINAR SORLI wrote on March 28, 2013 City and State: RIDGE NY Unit: COM ENG Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: I was station in camp page 10 62 to 3 1962 would like to hear from any body that rember me I did not go out the frist 2 monthhs then I got a taste of the confort grils and they couldnot keep me awaway from those grils I becme tool keeper for @ 4 months then tthe co decide to have a honor guard so they volt me for it we went to soul for the chage of the 8 armr comm all i want for z- mass is my 2 front teeth I can be reached at 1 631 512 2739 Keywords: |
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Entry: 85735 DMZ 1970 TO 1979 |
LOOKING FOR FRIENDS |
DONALD BUCKWALTER wrote on March 20, 2013 City and State: FULTON IL Unit: A. CO 2ND AVIATION BN 2ND INF DIV Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: Im looking for friends who served in the unit or at camp casey in 1979. Does anybody remeber president park chung hee being killed in october of 79. Also wondering what ribbons or awards Im entitled to I know things have changed since 1979. Keywords: |
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Entry: 85688 DMZ 1970 TO 1979 |
DMZ HAT |
JOHN MAYER wrote on March 13, 2013 City and State: Unit: B 1/23 INF Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: For all you DMZ Veterans I have a hat that says Korea DMZ Veteran. You can see a picture of it at www.militarysnafu.com Keywords: DMZ Veterans |
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Entry: 85677 DMZ 1970 TO 1979 |
DMZ HUEY CREWCHIEF |
ED WILLEY wrote on March 12, 2013 City and State: AKRON OH Unit: 239TH AVN. CO. (ASLT. HEL) Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: I was in Korea from 8/70 to 9/71. I was with the 239th AVN Co. (ASLT HEL) 3rd Flight Plt, KMAG Det., Wonju. During the time there I spent many, many hrs. flying the DMZ for various reasons. VIP and Troop Transport: (I probably lifted a lot of you guys to and from the DMZ. My helicopter was callsign 995, and on the side of the helicopter I had a sign that was painted bright yellow with the word TAXI painted on it.) Search and Rescue: Once picked up a katusa (General's son) that steped on a land mine at the DMZ. Cargo/Supply Missions: Hauled quite a few of those green, blue and unmarked 55 gal. drums to Camp Casey, Camp Custer, Charlie Block, Camp Page, Camp Kaiser just to name a few, and the list goes on... Recon Night Flights: Patrol and Training I have filed a claim with VA just recently (2/13) because I just read about it on another website like this one, that has a lot of good information for DMZ Vets www.dmzwar.com. I don't expect to hear anything any time soon, Hopefully my family will get my benefits after I'm gone... But if you don't file for it, they sure ain't going to just give it to you! So all of you guys out there that have it...MAKE THE EFFORT TO GO GET WHAT THEY OWE US AND WHAT WE DESERVE!!! Please feel free to contact me if there's anything I can do to help!!! Some of these orders have a 100 - 200 names on them! ewilley@neo.rr.com TORO's...FIRST IN KOREA Keywords: 10/70 Hueys Under Fire 69-71 Documented @ www.dmzwar.com Firefight on the Eastern Corridor 12/70 North Korean MIG on the Beach Documented @ www.dmzwar.com (Includes my personal pictures) 9/70 thru 7/71 DMZ Patrol TDY Orders 9/70 thru 7/71 Flight Records 9/70 thru 7/71 Combat Pay Orders |
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Entry: 85619 DMZ 1970 TO 1979 |
KOREA 1976-1977 CAMP MARKET |
JON BELANGER wrote on March 2, 2013 City and State: ST AMANT LA Unit: 55TH MP COMPANY Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: Need everyone's help. Looking for people stationed at 55th MP company at Camp Market during 1976-77 or around that time. You may have pictures of 55gal drums or containers that held agent orange, green or blue used to control weeds & brush around area. Please email with information or pictures or just contact me through email. Thank you. Keywords: |
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Entry: 85593 DMZ 1970 TO 1979 |
CAMP CASEY 1971 2ND IFN DIV.COB 2NDS&TRN 4THBATTALOIN, |
BOBBY DYKENS wrote on February 28, 2013 City and State: MORAVIA NY Unit: COB 2ND S&TRN 2ND IFN DIV 8TH ARMY Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: LOOKING FOR VETS THAT I SERVED WITH AT CAMP CASEY 1971.LOOKING FORWARD TO HEARING FROM YOU GOD BLESS Keywords: CAMP CASEY 1971 S&TRN CoB 4TH BATT.;BOBBY D'BIG D DOG NAMED 2TON.TRUCK NAMED NANCY. |
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Entry: 85592 DMZ 1970 TO 1979 |
CAMP CASEY AND AGENT ORANGE |
PETER HENDERSON wrote on February 28, 2013 City and State: Unit: Service or Relationship: OTHER Comments: Keywords: I am pursuing benefits for Vet serving with C Company, 7th Medical Battalion, 7th Infantry Division, Camp Casey, Korea 1970.This Vet suffers from Agent Orange disabilities but has been denied benefits because the VA says Camp Casey was not in the DMZ. Does anyone have info to support this Veterans claims? |
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Entry: 85566 DMZ 1970 TO 1979 |
STILL WAITING |
MIKE ONEAL wrote on February 25, 2013 City and State: GREENSBORO NC Unit: HHC 3RD BRIGADE, 2ND INF DIV Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: I served on the DMZ from 1970-1971 north of freedom bridge, camp greaves. I filed Feb 23 2011. It has been 2 years and I have been told my claim is still on the developement stage. Has anyone in the 3rd brigade received an approval yet. and if you were there during that time, e-mail me please. Keywords: |
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Entry: 85556 DMZ 1970 TO 1979 |
MESSAGE TO GEORGE HUNT |
MICHAEL WITMER wrote on February 23, 2013 City and State: LANCASTER PA Unit: 1/15 FA, 2 ID Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: George Hunt, did you receive my email in response to your request? I have info for you. Keywords: 1/31 Mech. Inf. Camp Greaves 1972-74 |
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Entry: 85472 DMZ 1970 TO 1979 |
VETERANS WHO SERVED WITH THE 2ID 1ST/31ST INFANTRY CAMP GREAVES FROM DECEMBER 1972 TO JANUARY 1974 I |
GEORGE HUNT 111 wrote on February 15, 2013 City and State: GREENVILLE TX Unit: 2MD ID 1ST OF 31ST INFANTRY DIVISIONDMZ Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: i am looking for veterans who served on the dmz of korea in the 2id 1st/31st infantry stationed at camp greaves from december 1972 to january 1974 who are interested in getting their cib badge. i was in two night patrol ambush firefights in march 1973 and june 1973. i was in bravo company and on oulette and collier. plus i was on many night ambush patrols being awarded the injim scout award. i am looking for anyone interested in getting the cib that served when i did and were aware of any firefights during that time period . please contact me at 972-658-7134 oe email me at gwhunt3 @ aim.com Keywords: |
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Entry: 85465 DMZ 1970 TO 1979 |
CIB BADGE |
GEORGE HUNT III wrote on February 14, 2013 City and State: GREENVILLE TX Unit: 2ID 1ST/31ST INFANTRY Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: i was stationed on the dmz of korea 2id 1st/31st infantry my mos was infantry . i was north of the injim river stationed at camp greaves . i was there from december 1972 ti january 1974. i guarded both hills oulette and collier also the dmz fence line and point charlie where we checked officers and rice farmers going in and out . i also did over 50 night ambush patrols and exchanged fire with the north korean patrols once in march 1973 and in june 1973 . i also received combat pay the whole time and was in a combat zone. i was also awarded the injim scout badge . after all these years i finally decided to check my dd-214 and was very disappointed with the missing information including the cib badge which i thought i already had . so i wrote to get the cib badge i was told i was entitled to years ago, now , they turned me down because i have no records or letters saying i was in the firefights. now, i am told i have to have someone that was in my batallion write a letter stating that i did have the firefights and it must be notarized in writing to prove i am not lying . so if there is anyone out there that served during the time i was there that can verify that there were several firefights on night patrol and can write a letter and have it notarized i would greatly appreciate it. after all these years and going to mental health and being treated for nightmares and flash backs instead of ptsd they call it anxiety and depression. anyone that has been on the dmz knows how dangerous it was and we also had to hear those loud speakers the north korean radio stationed used to mess with our minds. it sure did mine. so anyone on the dmz between december 1972 to january 1974 who knows of the several firefights please let me know so i can prove i earned the cib badge . i already thought i had it but as ya'll know once your north of freedom bridge a small encounter wasn't ever reported because we were told we weren't supposed to be north of the injim river . well. i was and thought several times i was goning to die when everyone started shooting. if you can help let me know keep in touch george hunt Keywords: |
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Entry: 85393 DMZ 1970 TO 1979 |
802ND ENGINEER BATTALION CO.A |
JERRY ATKINS wrote on February 6, 2013 City and State: SAN JOSE CA Unit: Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: Looking for buddy's from A company from 1969 to 1970 Keywords: |
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Entry: 85275 DMZ 1970 TO 1979 |
K-6, HUMPHREYS (HUMPHRIES) |
MOSES ONCIU wrote on January 21, 2013 City and State: FOUNTAIN HILLS AZ Unit: HHB 2/44TH ADA, 45TH TRANS CO, 545TH GEN DISP Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: Looking for anyone serving in: HHB 2/44th ADA (November 1975) 45th Transportation Co (December 1975-December 1976) 545th General Dispensary (March 1978 - March 1980) Trying to reconnect with old buddies and those who served in these units. Miss the ville! Drop me a line. Keywords: HHB 2/44th ADA, 45th Transportation Co, 45th trans, 545th General Dispensary, Anjong-ni, pyong-tek, pyong teak, 1977, 1978, 1979, 1980, Johnny's club, Top Hat club, 7 club, Maxim club, big red |
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Entry: 85274 DMZ 1970 TO 1979 |
HHB 2/44TH ADA, 45TH TRANS CO, 545TH GEN DISP |
MOSES ONCIU wrote on January 21, 2013 City and State: FOUNTAIN HILLS AZ Unit: HHB 2/44TH ADA, 45TH TRANS CO, 545TH GEN DISP Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: Looking for anyone serving in: HHB 2/44th ADA (November 1975) 45th Transportation Co (December 1975-December 1976) 545th General Dispensary (March 1978 - March 1980) Trying to reconnect with old buddies and those who served in these units. Miss the ville! Drop me a line. Keywords: HHB 2/44th ADA, 45th Transportation Co, 45th trans, 545th General Dispensary, Anjong-ni, pyong-tek, pyong teak, 1977, 1978, 1979, 1980, Johnny's club, Top Hat club, 7 club, Maxim club, big red |
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Entry: 85238 DMZ 1970 TO 1979 |
KIMCHI CAB |
KEITH HUDNALL wrote on January 17, 2013 City and State: Unit: A TRP 4TH 7TH CAV Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: Keywords: |
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Entry: 85226 DMZ 1970 TO 1979 |
IMPENDING DEATH PAT HOGAN |
MIKE HOGAN wrote on January 15, 2013 City and State: REINHOLDS PA Unit: Service or Relationship: FAMILY MEMBER Comments: i have posted a couple of times for my brother pat hogan. he is now dying in the lebanon vets hosp. in pa. im a 2 tour air force vet of vietnam,my other brother delta/1/7 vietnam,i'm posting to let anyone who knew pat that we his family are letting you know that this agent orange stuff could be true or it may be false but the fact of the matter he is dying with leukemia and liver cancer and he has told us that he does not wish his way of dying on NO one,keep up the fight and don't give up.i invite anyone to e-mail me as i have spoken to a few people out there. Keywords: dmz korea 1973 w/1st 31st/2nd inf. |
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Entry: 85175 DMZ 1970 TO 1979 |
CAMP LAGUARDIA UIJONGBU KOREA 77-78 |
RICK PEAVLER SR wrote on January 10, 2013 City and State: INDIANAPOLIS IN Unit: 128TH AVIATION COMPANY ATTACK HELICOPTER COMPANY Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: Anyone serving with the 128th Aviation company Tomahawks from Vietnam or Korea, leave a message and give your story. Keywords: looking for pilots, crew chiefs and mechanics who served from 1977 to 1978. Looking for Gary Moody, Sgt Elias, Sgt Aubin, and others....served under Major Andrew Jackson commander 128th aviation company. And all you crazy warrant officers and our times in the village, the gold star club or lucky club....Drink Jinro, my god, just 1 bottle nearly killed me Elias,lol...Did I leave a kid there, who really knows.Sam Dinkins where are you.Cowboy and your busted jaw wired shut/getting separate rations when you where on flight status. Flight pay just 45 bucks a month to fly the DMZ....More going on up there than we knew about....Hope you boys find this and reply. I just can't remember names anymore like I used to. Gary Moody you were my roommate when I was a crew chief, just an E-4, but thought you was the best crew chief there, thanks for teaching me. I did make Sgt. at Ft Campbell the next year. Campbell sucked, air assault meant repelling out perfect aircraft. Are you kidding? Our mess hall was the best... Great food, and good coffee.Korea sucked cause I lost my girl while serving, thanks Julie Parsons...she sends a letter she was pregnant from my mid tour leave back home in Indy. |
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Entry: 85134 DMZ 1970 TO 1979 |
LOOKING FOR 1/31 CAMP LIBERTY BELL 73-74 |
FRANK BARRICK wrote on January 6, 2013 City and State: Unit: Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: looking for those who were at camp liberty bell, korea 1973-1974. Keywords: |
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Entry: 85018 DMZ 1970 TO 1979 |
LOOKING FOR BUDDIES CSC138INFATRY DIVION T.O.W. PLATOON |
TIZZA LUCAS SR. wrote on December 21, 2012 City and State: SNELLEVILLE GA Unit: CSC 2ND BATTALLION 1/38 INF.DIV. T.O.W. PLT LOOKIN Service or Relationship: FRIEND OF VETERAN Comments: looking for army buddies 1/38 infantry div.t.o.w.platoon 1975-1976 Keywords: looking for bob johnson ,boogy Bob yule ,terry boyd,Sargent Charlie franklin |
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Entry: 85009 DMZ 1970 TO 1979 |
DMZ 1072 TO 1974GG |
GEORGE HUNT III wrote on December 19, 2012 City and State: GREENVILLE TX Unit: 2MD ID 1ST OF 31ST INFANTRY DIVISIONDMZ Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: i was stationed at camp greaves north of freedom bridge.iguarded collier and oulette the dmz fence line also point charlie.i did many night amush patrols being awarded the injim scout award. Keywords: dmz of korea december 1972 to january 1974 |
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Entry: 84982 DMZ 1970 TO 1979 |
A CO 1/17 MECH INF 1975-76 |
DENNIS WOLCOTT wrote on December 16, 2012 City and State: KEYSTONE SD Unit: A COMPANY Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: I served with A Co 1/17th Mech Inf from March 1975- 1976.Does anyone remember me or the incident where we went on alert to the DMZ when a Captain and a Lieutenant were killed with hatchets on the DMZ in 1976. Please email with any info, curious about use of Agent Orange, have applied for PTSD and been denied 4 times, VA says I have to prove I was there. E4 Shephard , you ended up in the 101st Airborne with me after Korea, are you still out there?Or, Sgt.Ward, are you out there? Keywords: GP Collier, Oulette, attack on Capt and LT with hatchet |
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Entry: 84955 DMZ 1970 TO 1979 |
BUCCANEER C CO 1/32,BUFFLOW C CO 1/17 MECH |
MARTY MARTINEZ wrote on December 12, 2012 City and State: FAIRBANKS AK Unit: C CO 1/32 INF CP HOWZE ; C CO 1/17 INF MECH. CPC Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: JUST WANT TOO LET ALL MY FELLOW VETS THAT YOU ARE NOT FORGOTTING. I REMEMBER KOREA AND ALL THAT HAPPEN IN THE COUNTRY AND ON THE DMZ.... I WILL NEVER FORGET!!! WANT TO WISH YOUS ALL A MERRY CHIRSTMAS AND A GREAT AND HAPPY NEW YEAR... A FELLOW VET... Keywords: OP115 AND 0P116 / THUNDER BOLT MISSION |
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Entry: 84922 DMZ 1970 TO 1979 |
B CO. 1/17TH.MECH. 2ND.DIV. 10/70-11/71 |
WAYNE SYKES wrote on December 7, 2012 City and State: LOUISVILLE KY Unit: B CO. 1/17TH. MECH.INF 2ND INF. DIV. Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: ANYONE FROM 0CT. 1970-NOV71 WOULD LIKE TO HEAR FROM YOU. DUTY AT ENTRANCE TO PANMUNJOM AND LP IN ZONE CPT. CRUMLETT WAS CO. CAMP GRAVES Keywords: DMZ |
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Entry: 84854 DMZ 1970 TO 1979 |
PURPLE HEART/51ST SIGNAL BN, APO KOREA |
DIANA ELLIS wrote on November 30, 2012 City and State: SPOKANE WA Unit: COMPANY B, 51ST SIGNAL BN, I CORP, UNITED NATIONS Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: THIRTY WONDERFUL WOMEN VETERANS SERVED 13 MONTHS ON CAMP RED CLOUD......PROUD OF ALL OF YOU............ Keywords: Served 51st Signal Bn, 1974-75 Company C, Unjonbu, Korea,at CONCORD, and again at Company B, CONCORD, Unjonbu, Korea. I Corp, United Nation Command |
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Entry: 84837 DMZ 1970 TO 1979 |
19U72-1973 CAMP STANLEY 1ST 31ST F.A. |
CARL HANNER wrote on November 28, 2012 City and State: LAS VEGAS NV Unit: 1ST 31ST FIELD ARTY. Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: Had a GREAT TIME at Camp Stanley! Arrived at Stanley 11/72. I was only 17 Years Old. Was Ordered Off-The- Truck by a 2nd Lieutenant. Was told I was NOT ALLOWED to go to the DMZ until I was 18 Years of age. I was earning $268.80 a month and If you spent 6 days in a calendar month you received an EXTRA $65.00 on your next pay-day!!! I had no money & $65.00 Bucks would come in Real handy!...I had to pull Motor-Pool-Guard every month for 6 days. 4 hours off; 2 hours on for 6 damn days! I had 4 months to go till I turned 18. I went through Basic, AIT, Jump-School & Ranger School & was still 17 years old! KOREA WAS A BLAST even though the ARMY was horrible at the time. Vietnam just ending and the draft was still going strong. Made Life-Time FRIENDS and would love to hear from them!!! Keywords: From 11/2/1972 - 12/15/1973 @ Camp Stanley, In the 2nd Infantry Division. Fired Honest John Rockets in Pusan, Korea February 1973. also Fired 6 Rockets at Bubble-Bee/ East of Pork-Chop-Hill. in September of 1973 |
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Entry: 84822 DMZ 1970 TO 1979 |
HOWDY C CO 1ST 32ND MORTAR PLATOON |
HERMAN BURTON SR. wrote on November 27, 2012 City and State: LENNON MI Unit: C CO 1ST 32ND Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: Keywords: Sgt fernandez 3rd would love to hear from yot or anybody thdt was with mortar platoon from 77to78 |
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Entry: 84713 DMZ 1970 TO 1979 |
FACES OF FREEDOM |
DAVID APPERSON wrote on November 16, 2012 City and State: HURST TX Unit: BUCCANEERS Service or Relationship: OTHER Comments: , ... I (David Apperson) spoke with Congressman Pete Sessions and will submit information to his military and veterans representative (Kevin Hubbard) on passing legislation that will recognize those who served on the Korean DMZ from 1954 until the last American came off the DMZ and turned the area over to the ROK Army ! Photo - https://www.facebook.com/photo.php? fbid=495297440504258 Television News - http://dfw.cbslocal.com/2012/11/14/12-north-texas- military-heroes-travel-to-d-c/ Texas Rangers Article - http://mlb.mlb.com/news/article.jsp? ymd=20121114&content_id=40280656 Keywords: dmz, dmz vet, dmz veterans, buccaneers, 1/32nd infantry regiment, cold war vets, faces of freedom |
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Entry: 84708 DMZ 1970 TO 1979 |
55TH MP COMPANY/3RD MP DET. CRC 1970 - 1974 |
DAVID CHILES SR. wrote on November 15, 2012 City and State: Unit: 55TH MP CO/3RD MP DET Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: WOuld like to hear from anyone who was at CRC 1970 - 1974. Big Jones 51st SIG BN,Brother Dykes, Sugar Bear, Mitchell, Brown, Allgood, Pinkney, valentine, Barber, Craig Remember the money run and the New Soul Club, the riots, and Lima Lima. Hit me back. Keywords: Camp Red Cloud |
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Entry: 84691 DMZ 1970 TO 1979 |
NEED INFO ON SOLDIER'S DEATH 1/31ST INF 2ND INF DIV ROK |
RANDALL GLENN wrote on November 14, 2012 City and State: KODAK TN Unit: CO C 1/31ST INF 2ND INF DIV ROK Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: In search of anyone who remembers a soldier being shot and killed by another soldier at the beginning of Team Spirit 1979. I was assigned to Co C 1/31st (M). The Battalion was in a staging area when the incident occured. Soldier was shot and killed with a M1911A1 and was shot in the head. Thanks in advance. Keywords: Camp Howze 1/31st Inf (M) Team Spirit 1979 Soldier Death. |
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Entry: 84660 DMZ 1970 TO 1979 |
A 2/9 2INF. DIV. |
JOSEPH DEMARTINO wrote on November 12, 2012 City and State: LAKE CITY FL Unit: A 2/9 INF Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: My last time in combat in the zone 1976 Keywords: The TREE Aug 1976 |
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Entry: 84654 DMZ 1970 TO 1979 |
CAMP CASEY 1974-1975 |
TOM HART wrote on November 12, 2012 City and State: MINERVA OH Unit: Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: I wasa driver for the 2nd Div Ajutant General. For me it was great duty. I was able to extend my tour 6 months, so I spent a total of 18 months in country. Keywords: |
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Entry: 84529 DMZ 1970 TO 1979 |
E CO 702ND, C CO, 2ND AVN BN 1977-1980 |
SCOTT BAILEY wrote on October 28, 2012 City and State: BELTON TX Unit: E CO 702ND MAINT BN, C CO 2ND AVN BN Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: I know how to contact a couple of other guys if you're interested. Send me any pictures. Remember the Black Bird flights? Thanks Keywords: Looking for old friends. Easy Rider! |
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Entry: 84494 DMZ 1970 TO 1979 |
DMZ 1973-74 |
KEVIN WEIS wrote on October 23, 2012 City and State: PRESTON HOLLOW NY Unit: HC CO CAMP GREAVES Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: Looking for anyone that was at Camp Greaves 73-74 Bill Killey,Hillbilly Williams,Spec4 Ray,Ruaes.Anyone I'm wanting if anyone is having an issue with AO.Thanks and hope to hear from someone Keywords: Lucky,both op's , pulling patrols, Happy Smoke, Hey GI you got Tom bay |
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Entry: 84478 DMZ 1970 TO 1979 |
LOOKING FOR VETERANS SERVED IN COMBAT SUPPORT COMPANY 1976 AND 1977 CAMP HOVEY KOREA |
TIZZA LUCAS SR. wrote on October 22, 2012 City and State: LOGANVILLE GA Unit: COMBAT SUPPORT COMPANY 138 INFANTRY DIV CAMP HOVEY Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: looking for charlie franklin ,william T Boyd,SGt first class smith served in combat support t.o.w. platoon 1976 camp hovey korea Keywords: |
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Entry: 84475 DMZ 1970 TO 1979 |
LOOKING FOR VETS AND BUDDIES |
AL WARNER wrote on October 21, 2012 City and State: WOODSTOWN, NJ Unit: 2ND DIV 1/15TH FA CAMP STANLEY Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: Looking for Buds who worked out with me and studied hapkido in the gym with me, and those who fell out for my tae kwon do class in the morning to get out of the 3 mile run. Also looking for those who fought in the 2nd div tae kwon do torenament with me and placed 2nd and 3rd. Bently , Sena , satiago, smith. Does anybody remember the guy who fell down the side of a big hill while on watch from drinking to much ginrow mixed with army grape juice. one of the best times and friends i ever had, i hope to hear from somebody. Keywords: tae kwon do instructor for the Battalion, Billy Jack look alike |
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Entry: 84442 DMZ 1970 TO 1979 |
1/31 INF MECH 2ND ARMY 1971-1972 |
DAVID HIEBEL wrote on October 16, 2012 City and State: JOSHUA TREE CA Unit: 2NDARMY 1/31 INF MECH Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: I am A/O diagnosed with numerous health problems.VA says we were not there.North of bridge on the DMZ.I need help proving I was there anyone that was there please contact me.I was there 1971-1972. Keywords: freedom bridge,un cha ni village, |
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