Looking for Cpt. Dick PaddenHQ'S 2/9TH MEC 2ID

Comments: I am looking for an old friend from the DMZ. We served from Nov69-Dec70.He was a great friend and as we get older we want to get that friendship back. Dick if your out there call!

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jsa-1971-72

Comments: I would like to hear from anyone stationed at jsa in 71-72. I forget the platoon number, but sgt. Finkle was the leader, as was Bruce Byrd.

Keywords: jsa

USMC LIMA BATTERY 2/12 DMZ 1976

Comments: Would like to hear from fellow marines who also served at this operation

Keywords: SANTA BARBARA,DMZ,PANMUNJOM

A Btry 2/61st ADA

Comments: RC4/Sonyu-Ri.. A Battery 2/61st ADA.. Btry Cdr.Cpt. Boyd,, 1SG Frank"the Dragon" Brazos...Platoon SGT Sol Blocker, my buddy, SSG Rick"the Ridgerunner"Sawyers.. Sgt Dave "redhead"Belcher. All the guys from RC4.. I miss you guys, and think about you all constantly. SFC[Ret]Jim Broxson

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502d MI

Comments: Just seeking personnel who were assigned to the 502d MI Bn from 73-74

Keywords: 502d MI, Camp Coiner (sic), Operation Eagle (1st SF)

72nd Combat Engineers 1974-1977

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OPERATION PAUL BUNYAN

Comments: I WAS GOING THROUGH SOME OLD MEMORBIA ITEMS IN THE GARAGE AND CAME ACROSS SOME OLD PATCHES...OPERATION PAUL BUNYAN CAME TO MIND. I CAN STILL REMEMBER THE DEPLOYMENT OF OUR HC-130'S AND HH-53'S IN ROUTE TO A POSSIBLE CONFRONTATION. INFO WAS VERY SHALLOW AT THAT TIME BUT I CAN STILL REMEMBER THE BRIEFING THE FOLLOWING MORNING THAT WE WERE IN DEFCON 3 AND THE SITUATION WAS SERIOUS. I WAS AN AIR OPERATIONS SPECIALIST ASSIGNED TO THE 33 ARRS KADENA JAPAN. AFTER A WEEK THERE IT SEEMED SITUATIONS WHERE SETTLED DOWN AND ENDED UP STAYING I DO BELEIVE ALMOST A MONTH. I ALWAYS WONDERED ABOUT THE SOLDIERS THAT WERE AX MURDERED AND HOW THERE FAMILIES ARE DOING AND THE MEN WHO WERE SPARED BY THE BUTCHERS OF THE NK.

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1 & 12 artllery unit camp snow

Comments: I am looking for anybody that served from nov.69 to dec.70 can't seem to find anyone from this unit

Doug Whitt

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I forgot to mention

Comments: It's me again, remember I was 3rd platoon 1st/31st Inf. (Mech) from 11/75~11/76,Camp Greaves then unit moved to Camp Casey, anyone there in our Battalion remember I was the only 17 year old on the DMZ Pro Patria, proud then and still proud ! 6/11/58 birthdate

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PAPASUN LOOKING FOR FRIENDS 326th Engineer 1971

Comments: My dad Harold L. Dobyns Is looking for Capt. Mantell who he was in Viet Nam War with and friends and he is also looking for friends who was in the Korean War with him.

Keywords: 326 Engineers 1971 Camp Evans Viet Nam. Also 2nd Infantry Division, 3rd Battallion, 9th Infantry Regirment Korea

3rd platoon C co. 1st/31st Inf. (Mech) 75/76

Comments: I was there when our unit was moved to camp casey from camp greaves. SFC Hendricks was are platoon Sgt and would like to hear from anyone at that time. doughboy

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Camp Sarafi

Comments: Just looking for fellow members who served 1966-1967. Combs from Saginaw Michigan, Withers, from Ann Arbor? Dolan? and all 102 Ho's from the village.. Remember the time we "lost" the water truck?Walking the berm while out butts froze? Drinking Bang-yang and proto juice? Scared sh-itless when we thought "sappers" were outside the fenceline?

Just like to hear how you are doing after thirty-odd years.

Keywords: Spec-4 Clevenger Missle crewman.

AXe Murders

Comments: Myself and three others were sent TDY to 2ID area to run speed traps on Gamma-goats.(Too many guys died rolling them) Our third day the NK attacked our guys supervising the tree trimming. Gen Brady put the whole division online and everyone but us four were restricted to Camp Casey or online. The PMO was close to the Helo pad for Brady and I heard him talking about gettin folks to reinforce the JSA. Sgt. Malcom Z. Ho, Sp4 Lynn, me and I don't remember the other guy.

Keywords: 188th MP Co. Highway patrol TDY Camp Casey

Comments: Jim, as most knew him by, passed from this world on the 26th of December,2003. He was also the Director of Youth Sports for Madison County. He served as a Ranger in the Korean War He was always ready to help a veteran in need. We will all sorely miss him. His medals included the Bronze Star w/V device(2 awards) Combat Infantry Badge, National Defense Service Medal, Korean Service Medal, United Nations Korean Service Medal,& Korean War Service Medal

Keywords: James E. Purcell, Ky State Service Officer for the Disabled American Veterans; Commander of Post 55 in Richmond ,Ky of the D.A.V. , V.F.W. member.

Marine Artillery at DMZ - 1976

Comments: This is an abbreviated copy of the letter that I wrote to Hal and Ted yesterday. I have omitted my opinions, and did my best to clean up grammar and structure errors. I have added comments.

I am writing about my time in Korea. When I first contacted you about my Dad 3 years ago, I lightly touched on the fact that my unit, 2nd Bn., 12th Marines was sent to the DMZ area in 1976. We were all aware of the fact that 2/12 was the first Marine unit up there in about 20 years. There were a couple reasons for this...Vietnam ended, and our troops were freed up for deployment elsewhere. Also, our training on Okinawa was encountering increasing resistance by the Okinawans. (I suppose) the logical step was to move our live fire training exclusively to Fuji, and Santa Barbara-Korea. I was deployed with BLT 3/9 and aboard the USS Peoria when we received word of the Panmunjom incident. (18 Aug. 76) We went on alert, and transferred to either the Dubuque or the Cleveland and returned to Okinawa. We remained on alert for a week or so, and monitored news reports closely. BLT 3/9 was relieved by another BLT, and my unit, F/2/12 began preparing for our departure to Korea with the battalion. Our advance party arrived in Korea on 10 Sept.of 76, while we, (the main body of 2/12) arrived at Inchon Harbor on 20 Sept.of 76. We motored north through Seoul around 9:30PM, and arrived in the Santa Barbara area at aprox.11:30 PM. Having been told in advance that we were at DEFCON 3, I personally assesed that our situation looked pretty grim. We couldn't help but marvel at the endless convoy of Army vehicles heading south. While our operation was and still is classified an exercise, I have some facts that I want to impart to you. Operation Paul Bunyan technically began and ended from 18 to 21 Aug 76. It continued on while we were there, and we were part of it. I can only suggest that you be the judge. We did initiate training there. We shot, did dismounted infantry exercises in the Chorwon area and along the length of the DMZ and were pretty much allowed to cover and patrol the whole area from Panmunjom to the Hwachon Resivoir. I can say for a fact that I saw a B-52 fly over our heads at the southern tape of the DMZ area. I also saw a Marine F-4 Phantom fly over the DMZ in front of me - close enough to hit it with a rock. This took place between 22 to 26 Sept.of 76. I began realizing that more was going on than we were being told. Around 28 Sept., upon returning from a mounted patrol with the XO/BOC a PFC approached me and said that we were "locked and loaded up there". I quickly told him that he was "full of it". I said that we were only participating in an exercise, and no way could we be on a war footing. I hurt his feelings pretty bad, by the way his face looked . But, I genuinely thought he was jerking my chain. Well, my belated apologies to PFC_____. About one week later, The XO pulled up to our comm platoon tent in a Gamma Goat and said, "You want to go, L/Cpl Glanz?" I said yes, and grabbed my rifle, two radios and encryption stuff. I climbed in the back, secured the radios, and set the frequencies. We drove up Highway 33 (or3) I think from the Santa Barbara to the DMZ southern wire. We had the Gamma Goat in front (BOC), with two 2 1/2 ton trucks towing two 105's, with full crews. We did some hip shooting in a couple spots and headed west towards Panmunjom on greatly improved gravel roads that for the most part seemed to run the length of the DMZ. All the while seeing the Army artillery moving and shooting everywhere around us. After practicing a hipshoot just south of Panmunjom, we turned north and crossed over Freedom Bridge. Keep in mind that my vantage point was seeing clearly where we had been as we were moving. I had only a limited field of vision looking around the drivers and to the sides of the cab. I initally sat closest to the cab and the radio, with the XO to my right. We went through Kitty Hawk, and into the JSA. As the Gamma Goat rounded the corner of the Freedom House, the driver picked up speed and drove past the conference buildings at about 30 MPH. I didn't see any North Koreans as we passed through, and remember the sensation of leaving blacktop for about 20 seconds and bouncing over grass. We then hit pavement and circled past the No Return bridge and tree. We headed out of the JSA and crossed Freedom Bridge out of the DMZ. We repeated this process of entering the JSA three or four different times, in the space of 6 hours or so. Each time it varied slightly. Sometimes, driving through Taesong-dong, a couple of times driving to the foot of No Return bridge, and circling out and away from it. We were within 15 feet of the poplar lying on the ground. I deliberately blanked it out of my memory for almost 28 years. But, as of the last few weeks, I now recall a lot of what happened while being up there. I have tried putting it down on paper and in emails before on several occasions, but my dates and facts were wrong or incomplete. I recall a rudimentary (two minute) debrief process by an officer from our S-2. He asked me if anything happened, and I said no. I was never specifically told that I shouldn't talk about our being in the JSA, so I'm telling you what I can. I am of the belief that so few of us knew of or actually went on these security patrols, that most of my fellow Marines serving with 2/12 don't have a memory of them. For the Marines that do, I've done my best to describe what we did up there - on the one day that I went. And, tell the truth.

Dan Glanz

Keywords: Santa Barbara, DMZ, Panmunjom

I did 3 tours in 2nd ID 1977-1978-1979-1980 1980-1982

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1997-1998

Comments: I toured in korea in 1997-98. I made many trips to the DMZ. I still have some photos and many memories. I just wanted To let all the veterans of the Korean War know that they all are heros to me and I salute them, everyone..."DRAGON FORCE"

Keywords: CAMP CASSEY, 2/72 ARMOR BATTALION

HAWK MISSLE 70-71

Comments: I would like to know where and how every on is

Keywords: would like to hear from any one that was at C-6-44th

Pro Patria

Comments: I was in second infantry 1st 31st Camp Greaves. I was a battalion mail clerk, my office was in the back of Co. C day room next to the mess hall. I worked as a mail clerk for approx. 7 to 8 mo. and we got mail 7 days a week. I then asked to be put in the Unit Police, my barricks was S-3 as a mail clerk at the top of the hill and when I was a U-P my barricks was at the No. end of Freedom Bridge. Yes, agent orange was used on the DMZ by Co. B of the 1st 31 st. If you have any questions about this you can contact your VA office and they can answer your questions. I know about the Agent Orange because I am the commander at VFW Post 886 in Pontiac, Illinois. I hope to hear from anyone who was there during this period, I served from Jan.1972 thru March 1973. God Bless America and you to.

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Camp Greaves2nd Inf. 1/31

Comments: I was at Camp Greaves from Jan.72/Mar.73. HHC Co. I lived in S-3 barricks at top of the hill I was the Bn.Mail Clerk.My mail office was in the back of C Co. day room.The mess hall was just out the door to the south. We got mail 7 days a week so after about 7or8 month,I asked to go to Unit Police I then lived in barricks that was by the north end of Freedom Bridge. Some one ask about agent orange yes it was used on the DMZ were B Co.was and if you have any questions you can go to your VA. office and they will help.I know about this cause Iam the Commander of VFW Post#886 at Pontiac Ill. Hope to hear from anyone that was there.God Bless America.

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Camp Rose Korea 1965 1966

Comments: Served with 1/15th 1st Cav and 1.72 2nd Inf 1965 1966

Keywords: Camp Rose Korea 1st Bn 15 Armor 1st Cav Camp Rose Korea 1st Bn 72nd Armor 2nd Inf

AXE MURDERS

Comments: Would like to hear from anyone who was there at that time. I was an 81mm squad leader in Charlie company. Sgt. Baker. Would especially like to hear from anyone who was in my squad the day we were laying down in the rain waiting for helicopters to pick us up - Aug. 19, 1976, the show of force day. There was a ranger in my squad from N.Y., we have the same birthday.

Keywords: Axe murders 1975 1976, camp greaves

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DMZ VET.70-71

Comments: I think the late information[ agent orange] just shows how much the Gov thought about Our service. how bout that , got a bill passed for recognition U thinks that will help my nite mares ? I f i had of went to Nam would have a benifet, and sevice connect. most People don't even know about the dmz

Keywords: recon medic. camp dodge

Ax Murders

Comments: I have a question for anyone out there. I was in Vietnam in 1970, both In-Country and Gulf Of Tonkin. We were pulled out of South-East Asia and sent to North-East Asia off the Coast of North Korea, China and Russia in September, for a couple of weeks. A Carrier Task Force consisting of 1 Aircraft Carrier and 4 Destroyers. We didn't know at the time what we were being sent there for. I subsequently learned that the North Koreans had come across the Bridge Of No Return and hacked to death some American Army Officers who were pruning trees. This took place on September 17th, 1970.

We were sent up there as a "show of force" to back the North Koreans down. It worked and things quieted down. Later we returned to South-East Asia and resumed duty on "Yankee Station". While off the coast of North Korea we evidently got too close to the border of Russia. Soviet Planes flew out of Vladivstock to shadow us and our Planes, (namely Phantom F-4J Fighter-Bomber's) were launched to shadow them. This "cat and mouse" game went on, back and forth for some time.

My question is I have been able to find web sites regarding an Axe Murder that evidently took place in 1976, but no site's that say anything about Axe Murder's in 1970. Does anyone know anything about this and can enlighten me?

Thanks,

William P. Urban

email: williamurban@hotmail.com

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Cp St Barbara

Comments: Looking for guys that were stationed at Cp. St Barbara. I was there in 1969 - 1970. I am working on a web page about St Barbara, and could use some more pictures. Looking for mainly common areas, like the PX, snack bar, NCO and EM clubs, Unit HQs, front gate, the Ville, etc. I was with D Co 4th Maint. Bn., which was at Cp. Stanley, but was NCOIC of our Detachment at Cp. St Barbara.

http://www.qsl.net/wd4ngb/stbarbara.htm

E mail any pictures to me at wd4ngb@charter.net

Keywords: 4th maint bn, Cp St Barbara

A 1/9, B 1/73 -2/9, CSC 1/23

Comments: Gotta love that place.......

Keywords: A 1/9 Inf. 1972 - 1973; B 1/73 Arm. - 2/9 Inf. 1975 - 1976; CSC 1/23 Inf. 1983 - 1985

Looking for pica

Comments: Does anyone have any pictures of Bco 1/23 company area, or any picutures of OP Oulette. Lost all my PICs in a divorce. I was ther from April 2, 1978 to April 2 1979.

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lOOKING FOR ANYONE WHO SERVED IN THE 144TH hERC MISSLE ARTILERUNIT IN CAMP HUMPHREYS KOREA 1970-71

Comments: I was stationed in South Korea in 1970-71 I ran the PLL office at Camp Humphrey's in the 144 Herc Missels unit-would like to hear from anyone who was there at that time in the same place.

Keywords: Joe Cal- Fresno HILL- PLL-

korea 1971 and 78-79

Comments: KOREA 2ND BATTALION 72ND ARMOR 1978-1979 RECOVERY SGT 63F30 SSG WE HAD GAS M-88 AND M-48

WAS ALSO IN KOREA 1971 72 CAMP INTERCEPT INCHON (MOONHAK) 44TH ADA F BATTERY WORKED IN MOTORPOOL SP4 63F20

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2ND OF THE 61ST ADA 76-77 IS THERE ANYBODY OUT THERE

Comments: I was stationed at the 2nd of the 61st ADA 1976 to 1977. Was there for the riot of sonj re. does anybody remember the Blue Angle Club?

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Camp Grieves 1/31(M)inf.csc,1974-1976 2nd inf. devision

Comments: I'm looking for friends that served out of camp grieves dec 74 to jan 76. I have 4 awards of the imjin scout insignia. I will display them for anyone interested but not willing to part with. email me.

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HHC 2X 74-76, A 1/23rd 77-78

Comments: Stationed at Casey 74-76, worked in DTOC 2 yr, lived in "super hootch", spent most free time in TDC. Remember "brother Bill" and "Army Issue" on AFKN Radio. Stationed Co A, 23rd Inf, Camp Hovey, 77-78, Tomahawks, 2 DMZ tours, 1 Thunderbolt mission-Camp Humphries, CO-Cpt James Minor, 1st Logan

Keywords: HHC-G3 (DTOC), Camp Casey, 74-76; A Co, 1st Bn, 23rd Inf, Camp Hovey, 77-78

Korea

Comments: I served in Korea 3 different tours. The places that I was at was HHC 1/9 inf., 194th Maint Bn., 304th Signal Bn and 8th Army Headquarters. The years were 73-75, 75-75, 77-81, 84-85. I would like to hear from some friends that I had made there. Thank you Andy Darling RET SFC

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Info on the Shooting at Camp Casey

Comments: I was present the day a private went crazy and started shooting all the NCO's in the orderly room I am looking for information on the incident from anyone that may know exactly when and what happened. I am having problems with it after all these years. Thanks

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B Battery | HQ Battery Camp Coulbern 72-73

Comments: I think I spelled the camp name correctly looking for some old friends or people who were stationed there.

Keywords: Station at camp William H.Coulbern June 1972 to July 1973.

looking for site 12

Comments: I served on site 12 from nov 77 -oct 78. Am interested in contacting cwo2 J Doyle, Sgt's Keene,weatherton,greene or gardner, price, meekins,douthitt or anyone else who may have been there about the same time i was.

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radar site 12

Comments: i served on radar site 12 in the years of 78-79 looking for anyone who may have served on sites 4,12,13 expecially Scernando douthitt or dennis gibbs

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Camp Casey 76-77

Comments: I remember the Red, Black and Green worn in the TDC area during my 1976-1977 tour. Times were tough! PT on those cold mornings at 5 degrees with black sweater caps and ice on the mustache. The cutting down of the tree prompted some instant art work in the TONG DU CHON area. Ali came over and did his things for the troops. SGM Bill Beaty was there then and still is. He retired and got married there. Spoke with him in 1997, as I went back 20 years later. Things were different then. I remember Pop's Taylor and all the clubs. Carey Davis and James Roland were two of my best friends then. We are still in touch. Roland is in Kansas City and Davis in North Carolina. Yes, I rode the top of garbage trucks to escort them as they made trash pick-ups at the mess halls. I did club patrol and the like. HHC 2X was my home away from home. Shout out to the all the guys worked Div Reenlistment during that time!

Keywords: Operation Paul Bunyan

Comments: I think after all this talk of S. Korea,, I'll go for Kimshi , Bul-go-ki and some white rice.

Just wanted to say hi to all my Imjim Scout Comrades.....

Keywords: 1976-1977 1/32nd Inf at Camp Casey then moved to Camp howze,, Two years with the 1/23 rd at Camp Hovey, Plenty of DMZ ,,,Ambush, Guard Post, Fence

Comments: on the guard post when they axed our Heros to death. The men of the 1/32 wanted more than to just cut the tree down we wanted Blood. How I remember those tha day From - The 1sgt- SPEC Crump, go sound the alarm for Howze, and get back ready to go to the Guard Post. Where the rest of C.co was, standing tall. Lets never forget all that have died for us " There is no greater Sacrafice than to Fight and Die for your Country.

Keywords: 1/32 Camp Howze DMZ Police 1976-1977

ALL INFANTRY AT CAMP HOVEY

Comments: did'nt understand why , we as inf soldiers had to wajk from Camp Hovey to , how do you spell, (Chip-Yon- ni), to commemerate the battle where so many heros fell and the rest fought for life. After force marching the 115+ miles to get there and walking the ground my brothers in arms had walked during the battle , well, lets just say that nothing else hd to be said, god Bless all that have and do still serve.

Keywords: C co Cougars 81mm Mortars 115 mile road march to Chip-yon-ni DMZ War 76-77 79-80 81-82

ALL INFANTRY AT CAMP HOVEY

Comments: did'nt understand why , we as inf soldiers had to wajk from Camp Hovey to , how do you spell, (Chip-Yon- ni), to commemerate the battle where so many heros fell and the rest fought for life. After force marching the 115+ miles to get there and walking the ground my brothers in arms had walked during the battle , well, lets just say that nothing else hd to be said, god Bless all that have and do still serve.

Keywords: C co Cougars 81mm Mortars 115 mile road march to Chip-yon-ni DMZ War 76-77 79-80 81-82

STILL 2ND TO NONE THINK WAR 1/32

Comments: Started to work on my Imjim Scout Badge in 1976 1/32 inf Camp Casey, unit moved to Camp Howze in 1977 . C.co 1/32 stood ground in the guard post when the little guys axed our brothers to their deaths. I was the one that received 1st word and and sounded the alert for the ones not in their outpost already. Two more tours with 2nd D. 1979-1980 1981-1982 both with the 1/23 inf Camp Hovey and plenty more DMZ Police Duty . The Chip-yon-ni road march 115+ miles in 3 days. The 20+mile road marches on end of month pay days---in cash. Frank Cobb RTO for C Co lives here. We still bleed 2nd Div 2nd to None. I welcome all EMAILS and God Bless you all' Thank You Gunfighter GEN. Brady for for wanting to blow the tree all to hell. Its the thought that counts. Think War' Sir, from PV2 to retired SFC,Drill sgt,Combat Plt Sgt.in the Gulf, SouthWest Asia, Air Assault, Instructor and all I could be and it all started in the Land of The Morning Calm.

Keywords: C.Co 1-32nd was on the Dmz the day our Heros fell at the tree. Our end of month 20 mile road marches before pay call --in cash. Live fire inside the DMZ. And what about my friend Sgt David Hoffman ---Soldiers Medal, ex-Manchu God Bless That was 1979 Mine Field incident

Kimpo Compound, Kimpo Airport.

Comments: I was staioned at Kimpo, Korea, in an old compound right close to the International Airport in 1977-1978

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B Battery 1/42nd F. 71-72

Comments: Mike Clendenin 1971 1972 B battery 1/42nd F.A.

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MMM KAY GOGIE

Comments: MEN, WOMEN, ALL YOU THAT HAVE SERVED IN THAT MOSQUITO RIDDEN HONEY DIPPIN RICE PADDIED COUNTRY,WAS REALLY SURPRISED TO FIND THIS SITE, ACTUALLY WAS BY ACCIDENT, AND IT MADE MY DAY, I GOT TO KOREA IN 76, AND WAS INITIALLY ASIGNED TO KIMPO I WAS "GENERATOR MECHANIC" AND WENT TO ALOT OF DIFFERENT SITES ALL OVER KOREA INCLUDING THE DMZ, HAHA FUNNY HOW WE DO SURVELIENCE ON THEM DOING SURVELIENCE ON US,DINT LIKE THAT "D", TOO MANY CRITTERS CRAWLIN IN THE GRASS(WINK).PALGONSON, JUNCTION CITY, HILL 915 WERE OTHER SITES I WENT TO ON. E TAE WON WAS MY FAVORITE GET AWAY PLACE.......HELLOOOOOOO KING CLUB. HEY ANYONE HEAR FROM PAK, OR KIM. IVE ALWAYS WONDERED ABOUT THEM.HAHAHA.WELL ENOUGH FOR THE HUMOR. SERIOUSLY I AM SO GLAD IVE FOUND THIS SITE, IVE BEEN READING THE LETTERS AND IT BRINGS BACK ALOT OF MEMORIES, AND NOW I DONT FEEL LIKE IM A LONE EX GI WALKIN ROUN WITH ALL THAT CRAP SOME WENT THRU OVER THERE, YOU KNOW, THE KIND OF CRAP THAT NO ONE KNOWS ABOUT. I SEEN SOME THINGS THAT NEVER HAPPENED AND WAS EVEN BRIEFED BY IMAGINARY FIGURES WITH NO SMILES ON THINGS THAT CANT BE REPEATED EVEN THOUGH THEY NEVER HAPPENED, WELL HELL ITS BEEN A LONG TIME AND CANT REMEMBER ALOT OF THE NAMES BUT ILL NEVER FORGET THE GOOD TIMES AND BAD, THOMAS LIPPERT,SO CAL. JACKIE C HARVEY,CHATTANOOGA TENN, SIZEMORE, ALVIN BASS FROM TENN SOMEWHERE, EZRA AUTOJAY FROM SAN FRANCISCO,WELL HOPE TO HEAR SOMETHING. BLESSINGS FOR ALL..........

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2ND 61ST ADA KOREA 76 TO 77 RC-4

Comments: LOOKIN FOR FRIENDS GUY PECK AND PFC TATE JUST WANT TO SEE IF THEY ARE OUT THERE

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E Co 2nd Eng Bn 1970

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Inchon/Camp Casey 69/70

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