Bravo Co. 2nd Engineer Bn Camp Edwards

Comments: Looking for buddies from Bravo Company 2nd Engineer Bn. I was station with Bravo company from 1978 to 1979. I was in 1st platoon. I was promoted to Sgt(E5) took over as HQ Sqd Leader. Hoping to hear from fellow soldier.

Also looking for fellow soldiers in HHC 2nd Engineer Battalion from 1990 to 1991. Just looking to hear how everyone is during and hoping to find out who is still around.

E-mail me at ira_etentsminger@hotmail.com

Keywords: Bravo Company 2nd Engineer Battalion (Camp Edwards) 1978 to 1979. HHC, 2nd Engineer Battalion S2/NCOIC (Camp Castle)1990 to 1991

No recognition

Comments: I arrived in Korea Dec. 1970 as a Lieutenant, and assigned to 2nd Bn, 9th Inf., 2nd Div. below the DMZ. later on, the 7th Div. closed down and the 2nd Div. moved to Camp Casey. To keep the colors of some units alive, the 9th was redesignated as the 1st Bn., 31st Infantry Reg. Both units had proud histories, so going from a "Manchu" to a "Polar Bear" was no problem. We then moved to the DMZ around OP Isabella and Jane. My regrets are that there were incidents and casualties, but folks back home never heard of it or read about it. Men 'died in the service of their country'.

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'WENT TO KOREA ,BUT NOT IN DD214'

Comments: I WENT ON A TAD TO POHANG KOREA FOR THE MILI OPS MAULLX2-76 FROM IWAKUNI JAPAN MCAS WITHE MARINE WING SUPPORT GROUP-17(MWSG-17),WING EQUIPMENT REPAIR SQUDERON-17(WERS-17),LIGHT VECHICAL MT. WE WERE ATTACHED TO MARINE AMPH UNITE-31 for in country support of aviation units during MAULLX 2-76 duty over 50 days from march-5-76 to april-28- 76 they gave us orders to go in a c141 loaded with all the vechicals and equipment and weapons with us landed in taegu and from there in convoy to pohang and all of you people know what martial law looks like weapons every where, armed guards near bridges and train loads of tanks and other weapons machings m60s to the enterance of pohang which to me seemed stranged but i got the mood of it lttle did i know after many years later actually just this month i found out about the north koreans plan to dig tunnels under the DMZ AND IF IT WASN'T FOR THA ROC SERVICE MAN WHO NOTICED SMOKE OR STEAM COMMING UP FROM THE GROUND "WHAT WOULD HAVE HAPPENED ,IF THE NKS SENT THEIR DIVISONS IN THAT YEAR or month while I was there in SEOUL ON R/R," THE S#!T WOULD HAVE HIT THE FAN". I JUST WANTED TO SAY THAT I THINK THEY SHOULD PUT KOREAN SERVICE IN THE DD-214 ,AND MAKE EVERY BODY THAT WENT TO SOUTH KOREA FOR DUTY AND GIVE THEM THEIR KOREA DEFENSE SERVICE MEDAL U N KOREA SERVICE MEDAL,AND ANOTHER AWARD FOR NATIONAL DEFENSE SERVICE MEDAL AND ANY BACK PAY FOR THAT SERVICE SINCE THE WAR IN NOT OFFICALLY OVER JUST LIKE THE CAMPAIGNS WHERE PEOPLE JUST FOR LANDING IN APARTICULAR PLACE AND GET INEMENT HAZARDOUS PAY ,FOREGEIN DUTY PAY WHICH BRINGS MY OTHER THING, WHICH IS PUZZULING TO ME IN MY LEAVE AND EARNINGS STATMENTS THERE WERE SOME PAY DAYS OR STATMENTS THAT HAD SPECIL PAY CODES WHICH WAS 922 THIS IS THE OLD MARINE LES IT IS PROBALLY CHANGED. IF ANY BODY KNOWS WHY THEY WOULD GIVE SPECIL PAY PLEASE LET ME KNOW I KEEP WONDERING IF IT WAS BECAUSE I WAS PRISONER CHASER OR PROMO,OR GUARD DUTY OR BECAUSE OF THE TAD TO KOREA? I WOULD LIKE TO KNOW IF ANY BODY ELSE WENT IN MAULLX 2-76 WITH THE MAU31 AND MWSG-17,WERS-17 SEIMPER FI

Keywords: mili ops MAULLX2-76 ,Pohang SK,with the 1st ROK MARDIV

1968-1969 imjin river scouzi

Comments: i was in korea from jan 68 to feb 69 at camp rose. i was with co b. i was the company clerk/supply clerk, truck driver and grunt on the imjin river. my company was in alot of incidents, when the pueblo was captured, when the blue house was attacked, when our compound was attacked one night by a patrol of north korean infiltrators and killed three of our night perimeter guards, when we were called from the em club one night to go after a patrol of infiltrators and i thought i was shot in the leg, and was afraid to look, but as it turned out, i was looking at the north koreans as they fired at us and when i saw the flash of the rifle, i felt a sharp pain in my leg, but i had run into a tree branch but thought sure i had been shot. i had many bad times but also had many many good times that i will never forget, although some i have, according to my wife, that only comes out when i am very intoxicated and thinking i am back in country. i had and have many good friends that i will never forget. have many more experiences to share. if any one remembers me or cares to share stories, let me know.

Keywords: camp rose commrades

tree incident

Comments: While stationed in South Korea in 1975 and 1976 I was at camp Sarafi, or Charlie Battery, to us, who were there. I was a Military Policeman at missle site during, tree Trimming incident on DMZ/JSA. Would like to hear from old friends, Gordon, Harry Mohlman, David Rupp, Terry Grabow, David Elliott, Mark Deeds, Larry Baggett, Willie Graboyes, Johnny Duran, or any one stationed at Sarafi. Really miss you guys. And the village of Sak Son Ni. Also Captain Yaws, and First Sgt. Williams. And Doc Breda.

Keywords: Bill, Bails, Gordon, Harry, Rupp, Deeds, Smitty,

Bearcat Alumni/ 1955-1956

Comments: Hi; I served with the Hq. & Hq. co. during the yrs of l955-1956 and am interested in hearing from any one who was in the Regt. T.I. & E. I can recall a Lt. Klien and a Sgt. Grassi who served with me, would be interested in hearing from old vets of that section during that time. Best Regards Bill S.

Keywords: Camp Casey

JSA May.72 - Jun.74

Comments: Looking for people who served with me in the JSA.

Keywords: USASG-JSA

Aco 122 Sig BN 75-76

Comments: I would like to hear from anyone who served in Alpha 122 Signal during 74-76. It was bad times and good times. I remember you all. Send me an email.

Keywords: A Co 122 Sig Bn Camp Casey 1975-76.

Recon 1/31 74-75 and Recon 2/9 76-77

Comments: I served with Recon platoon CSC 1/31st INF (Bearcats) from July 74 until Aug 75 at Camp Greaves. I was reassigned back to Korea and right back to Camp Greaves with Recon CSC 2/9th INF (Manchus) from Jan 76 until Feb 77 and took part in Operation Paul Bunyon with the rest of the Battalion. I saw a couple names I recognized on the board. Seems that the units I was assigned to can't stay away from Camp Greaves. After leaving in 77 I was assigned to B Co 1/506th INF, 101st ABN (AASLT) at Ft Campbell, Ky. They are now the unit currently stationed at Camp Greaves after becoming part of 2nd ID. Take care all.

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csc 1/38th Infantry 2nd Inf. Div. 76-77

Comments: I attended my 2nd Infantry Division Association Reunion over the Labor day week-end[last day]. Enjoyed it somewhat but it seems to me thatif you weren't in the KOREAN WAR we were like red headed step childs. I served from May 1976 to May 1977 & was a participant in Operation Paul Bunyan. I saw nothing there that even closely mentioned the Pueblo Incident in 1968, Operation Paul Bunyan, or any other event that I may not be aware of. No t- shirts coffeecups-notta. I have the utmost respect for ANY combat veteran & I know that Korea right now[2002]is a very dangerous duty post. Per President Bush's speech on the D.M.Z.

Keywords: Sam Miceli, Mayton, Tn.; Del pappa, Michael Johnson, Harvey Jones, Texas & others in the fog.

Bravo Company, 1-32 Infantry

Comments: Looking for anyone who served with 2/9th Infantry Battalion during July 75 thru April 76, or 1/32nd Infantry Battalion during April 76 thru January 77.

Thanks

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4th. Squadron, 7th cavalry - Robert Leary

Comments: Would just like to say that I was a draftee, and was assigned to the 7th cav. in korea from 1973 to 1974. I still feel that it was an honor to serve in this unit.

Keywords: camp gary owen, korea

122 Signal Bn. (74-75)

Comments: I served 3 tours in Korea, (74-75 122 Signal Bn at Casey, 77-78 51st Signal Bn at CRC & 88-89 60th Tarns at Humphries. Retired from the Army in 92. Back working in Korea as a Govt. Contractor. Would love to hear from old friends.

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Camp Stanley/Camp Irwin 1970-71

Comments: I was stationed in Korea 10/70 to 11/71. An American soldier hung himself and we had to cut him down from the tree. Am looking for info on how to find out his name, the incident, would like to hear from any of my buddies that served with me during that time. Was discharged from Fort Bragg, NC, 4/72 by Lt. Arthur Jones, CO.

Keywords: Personal Friends: SP4 Dennis Scmick, Sgt Joe Carver, SP4 John Sanchez, SP4 Glen Hill - these are all of the names I can remember; Camp Stanley, Pobwoni, 2nd med bt.

BCO 2ND AVIATION

Comments: I served as General Brady's door gunner during Operation Paul Bunyon. We took rounds through the tail rotor drive shaft and the gun mount I was sitting behind. I am looking for anyone from my former unit. I would also like to know more about reunions, the certificate that General Brady gave his crew chief to give to me (how cheap)and the pieces of the tree that everyone else seems to be aware of. The certificates were being sold to everybody in the village when we came back into garrison. Any info would be appreciated.

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6/80th 7th inf div & 6/37th 2nd inf div

Comments: I was first assigned to 6/37th Arty 7th id , Pob-won-ni, jul70. The battalion was on FTX when I first got to Camp Knox and that first nite two infiltrators got killed in our motor pool while attaching c-4 to the sight mount of a 155 that got left behind. The ROK took care of the situation, but this first nite certainly told me that I was in for an exciting year!

After the the Seventh was deactivated I was reassigned to 6/37th 2nd id, ui-jon-bu Camp Essayons. That was feb71.

Love to hear from others.

Keywords: 6/37th 2id 6/80th 7th id

Remembering Ed Kiezanowski

Comments: This is a great web site. I found my Uncle Ed here and some of his friends. He was one of the first fatalities of the Korean war. I'd like to invite all to my site of pictures I took while in Korea in 1971. Korea Photos Thanks.

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1971 - B Btry 7th Btn.(Hawk) 2nd ADA

Comments: Korea Photos

I was in Korea in 1971 stationed with a Hawk missile battery. I found this site while looking for information on my uncle Edmund Kiezanowski. He was killed in action on June 30, 1950. He was with the 71st signal corp. I have been in contact with a couple of good men from his unit and would like to hear more. Even more proud to be American when you read the stories.

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still looking for old buddys

Comments: we were all shiped back too ks. ft. riley.

Keywords: dave, 1st.32inf / csc2/9th inf. 1977-78. carter keep us there extra six weeks.

Trying to locate friends, patches

Comments: Looking for "old buddies" that served with RedEye Platoon, Combat Support Company (CSC), 1/32 Infantry at Camp Casey between 1974 and September 1975. Also looking for ANYONE that could find me an "Imjim Scout Badge" (patch and/or badge) and possibly the RedEye patch we designed. I lost EVERYTHING in a fire back in 1981 and am trying to put together some of my "history" for my sons. Would appreciate hearing from anyone that was there at the time, and those that may be able to locate the above mentioned patches/badges.

Keywords: RedEye Platoon, 1/32 Infantry at Camp Casey

1969/1970

Comments: can't remember, what unit 24th, infantary dmz imjuin ,,help me please

Keywords: cambell william

Bearcats - '75 & '76

Comments: Co. Commander - John Wilson

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USASA SAD III

Comments: Looking up those who served with SAD III in PyongTaek 1971 - 1975 or 76. Please contact by email.

Keywords: USASA, USASA SAD III, USASAFS-K, Camp Humphreys, PyongTaek

2d MP CO Cp. Casey 79-80

Comments: My year there was an amazing experience. Only went North of Imjin a few times to escort payroll to Greaves and Liberty Bell. Looked like the end of the earth. Had a funny incident in 1980, I was pulling MP duty at the "S&T gate" which was at the entrance to the 2d S&T batallion compound. There was a little taxi stand there where this retarded homeless Korean kid used to sleep, we called him Maxwell. He'd shine shoes for money, and bum cigarettes. I felt sorry for him. So this one morning he's standing there joking around with me and the KATUSA on duty. Down the street comes MG Kingston, the division CG at that point, known as "Barbwire Bob" for his prickly nature. We COme to attention and salute as he drives by, and I see him and his driver staring in disbelief at Maxwell, who is standing next to me. I peek down quickly and he had dropped trou and was saluting Gen. Kngston with his dick and he's giggling. The jeep stops, and Kingston turns around, points at me and says, "You catch that little shit. And don't come back until you do" SO Maxwell takes off running down the street towards the ville, knowing he's in deep shit, like a greyhound, with me running after him. After chasing him up and down alleys, along the "VD River" banks, through a couple of restaurants, a schoolyard and a bank, I finally tackled him on the 2d floor of the Arirang restaurant on the MSR across from the main gate to Cp. Casey. I drag him back to the PMO, gave him a couple of slaps along the way form making me run after him for over an hour. The desk crew was laughing pretty hard about it and we turned him over to the KNP's that had a liason office in the PMO. They wrapped this kid in an amry blanket and made him spin around while they beat the crapm out of him with poolsticks. He was in there screaming and crying, and I felt bad again, forgetting about all the trouble he'd caused me. The KNP's gave him back to us, and the desk sgt. gave him to one of the MP patrols and told them to drive him to the DMZ and dump him there. Off they go with crying Maxwell. They get up north of the Imjin, near Freedom bridge I guess, and had to drag him kicking and screaming out of the jeep and threw him into a rice paddy. Mine fields all around I heard. They drove away with him yelling and crying but too scard to move, and sundown is coming, not a good place to be at night! My buddy told me later that the drive back took about an hour and they were feeling guilty about what they'd done to this poor homeless retarded kid, leaving him up there where he'll probably get shot. But, as they are turning off the MSR to go through the main gate of Cp. Casey, there he is, waiting for them, with a big grin on this gap-toothed face! He beat them bac, and as they drove past him, he was giving them the finger, laughing and shouting "fuck you Fuck You FUCK YOU!" God that was funny. Got a lot of them.

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A BTRY 1/44 ADA

Comments: I served with the craziest bunch of people ever to grace this earth.IS ANYBODY STILL ALIVE???

Keywords: 1978-1979

H.Q. CO 1st btn 9th inf. 2div 69-71

Comments: Where is William A Sanford korea 1969-1971

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Camp Humphries 79-80

Comments: Greetings fellow vets... It would be great to hear from any other vets who served with 201st "Red Barons" at Humphries or Walker in 79-80. I served as a crew-chief / gunner (Slicks) with 1st Flight Platoon. Seems like we were always in the air. We flew lots of new-pilot check-rides up along the buffer-zone. Anyone remember flying through the smoke at the crematory up by the Haun River? Great way to gross-out a newby pilot. Heheheh. How about the "Cookie Monster" at Mangil-son? That guy was a hoot! - I'll always remember and appreciate that crew's hospitality. Also was there when Park Chung Hee's KCIA man capped him and put the whole country into a panic. I thought for sure the balloon was going up. Would love to hear from Tom Mitchell, John Lewellen, Bob Rouse, CWO Terry Jones, CWO Reese, Capt Keihardt. Take Care, all. (Sgt) Jim Baker "You Call, We Haul"

Keywords: Humphries, 201st, Huey, An Chongni, Red Barons,

LEAST WE BE FORGOTTEN

Comments: Have to say hello to all that have gone before me,Hang Tough, Keep up the Fire, Infront of them All, and Stands Alone, 2ND to NONE, Steel Rain, Death By Wire.

I am proud of each and everyone of you that served in the DMZ I too have trod the ground and left my footprints in the mud of the rice patties and rice dikes along the MDL or at the dolphins head, or along the lake in infiltration alley, or in front of Taesong-dong watching the Pagoda all night long in a ambush, or crawling out to the punch bowl,or humping up hill 56 or tripping in the brush or fighting off the mosquitoes is just like fighting off the cold, and I can say after you humped up to GP Ouellette or calluard it was quite relaxing as you waited for the night to come so you could move out again on your night ambush! or standing on top of GP Ouellette and looking at north korean GP 221 or 222A or 222, yah you not supose to do that kind of stuff, but who cared, or watching the fence line lights flash as you moved from ambush to ambush or hearing a mine blow up in one of the many mine fields or coming up from under the bridge of no return at 0430am moving toward CP3 we can all say we have been there and done that.

I just hope there are people out there, that realize that we put our lives on the line every time we patroled the DMZ.

Seems that what we did is lost in the red tape of the military, this is a cool web site because of all the cool people that are on it, you people like me have done something that alot of people will never do in there life, and I got the awards and so do you, but It's like no one cares, we trained hard and we partied hard and we live at a place called Warroir base ,(tent city)and when we got a pass we cross over freedom bridge, went to the vill, did are thing and came back and did it all over again.

Now today there are no people in 2ID that patrol the dmz, they gave the sector back to the ROK in 93 and they don't even man the south barrier fence GP128 is no more along with GP127,126,124,125 it's all done by 1st ROK div. so when you see pictures of us soldiers saying they are patroling the DMZ,mybe the south barrier fence line but not the us sector of the dmz, the only ones patroling in the us sector is the JSA. I worked at 3RD BDE from 87 to 91 and there wasn't a day when a unidentified person or persons was in the dmz, or something was going on and our DMZ BN was there. Now days 2ID soldiers take a tour of panmunjom and that's there DMZ, they have no idea what korea is all about.

Well enough of that, can you tell I been in the (Z) alot I got lot's of imformation about the DMZ, pictures, video tape, current map of the sector showing it all(everything)after all I didn't work at 3rd BDE TOC for nothing, I can tell you this much everything that happened in or near the us sector I knew about it from past events that happened to current events, everything came through us and we keep every thing on file to include well everything, best job I ever had, well we,us,you guys and me can forever say (we stand alone) see ya.

Keywords: Unit's/ Eco 38th tow company /CSC 1/31st (M)INF. tow platoon / 1/17th (M)INF. Bco tow platoon camp casey BUFFALO's / CSC 1/38th INF.BN tow platoon camp Hovey Rock Of The Marne / 3RD BDE Tactical Operation Center FROM 1978 to 1992

STEEL!

Comments: Lookin For freind,s from Cp Stanley 79/80 Any body remember Nov. 79 When Pak Chun Hi Got assasanated?Hell of an alert! Def Con 3 Every body loaded up and headed for 4Papa1. MEMORIES OF MUNSANI AND YANJIGO HA! OUT HERE!

Keywords: HHB1/38F.A. STEEL BEHIND THE ROCK! HARRY and Woodham

271ST AVIATION COMPANY CAMP HUMPHREY 1979 1980

Comments: looking for old friends

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STEEL BEHIND THE ROCK! -79-80

Comments: What,s going on people? So glad to see this site . Me and o,l Woodham have been hunting buddies for years, If you were there in 79/80 let me hear from you.O,h yea EVERYBODY go to kdva site it,s for us and the recognition we deserve SUPPORT it , They ow it too all DMZ VET,s I remember The South Korean Pres. Got Assasanated in 79 ( PRES. PAK CHAN HI ) Anybody remember OUT HERE! HARRIS

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Females Camp Red Cloud 75-75

Comments: Hi everyone. I am searching for anyone that was stationed at Camp Red Cloud during 74-75. I am also searching for info on some of the commonly known Korean shop keepers in the ville. It was a memorable year in my youth and would love to swap stories.

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Delta troop 4/7

Comments: I was at Delta troop 4/7 in 1975-76

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LOOKING FOR OLD BUDDY MIKE FOX FROM UTAH

Comments: i,am trying to locate one mike fox that severd in korea 1973 to 1974 with sgt blalock hotpatch korean war marine veteran i trully would like to see my old friend mike fox

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1/38th 2id dmz 69-70

Comments: Looking for anyone who was there during may '69 - may '70 would also like to hear from "hutto" and "bowen"

Keywords: gp 100, camp dodge, freedom bridge, 1969, 1970

Austin and Bobby Garner 76-77

Comments: KRYPTO OPERATOR, enjoyed Ethiopia , especially in my rear view mirror as I left it.Sea duty as a single young man was the best. All the Foreign ports & all. Went to Gitmo, but it didn't have no terrorist's ,then. Off Lebanon in 68 & up to beach w/ marines on L.S.T..

Keywords: linking-up w/buds from Asmara 1966-68.Deep water sailor for rest of time . Lil brother served in Korea, 1976-77 in an infantry unit. God Bless America. Jr. Garner , U.SS.Rankin

CSC 1Bn 9th Inf 2nd INF DIV(MANCHU)

Comments: Served at Camp Greives, CSC 1-9th. Also 6 months on the IMJIM Bridge. Was there when the President of South Korea was killed and they sank a sail boat full of weapons off of soul. Had a patrol from B Co. run into a mined area.

Alphabet. Manchu.

Keywords: CSC 1Bn 9TH INF 2 INF DIVISION

CAMP GREAVES 1977-78

Comments: LOOKING FOR OLD FRIENDS 1977-78 FILLS LIKE A BIG EMPTY SPACE IN ME MAYBE SOME ONE OUT THAIR FILLS THE SAME. CAMP GREAVES 77-78. GOD BLESS THE U.S.A.

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Bravo 1/38th inf

Comments: In reading all the storys, it takes me back to My time as a troop.I was stationed at camp hovey with the bravo bushwackers tow section.we worked hard and played harder.I for one, am very proud to have served there.sometimes i think back to all the strange things we did that seemed normal to us. like being a private and having shit burning detail at camp liberty bell! or laying a ambush all night, finger on the trigger thinking something moved.or being hung over from drinking god knows what, and running up tokori pass behind the honey wagon in 90 something heat.or how we very nearly went into north korea to get our crew back when the chopper was shot down. sgt bomer about blowing me out of the gun jeep with a grenade simulator. If you read this, best regards to captin shoaf, first sargent callahan,ssg carter,spec 4 grimes, spec 4 casttillo, pvts pate and rodregus and cpl lee kk. wonder if they still play combat football?

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A-1-9 2ND DIV. 70-71

Comments: Looking for buddies that I served with. I was radio operator at company c.p. Also sometimes batt.TOC operator. My 6 was Capt. Young Looking for E-4 Bill Tinker,Monty Bowman. and other vets of DMZ,and trips to Yan-Ga-Gol and turkey farm Thanks E-4 Tom Morley

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Camp Page & Camp Kaiser

Comments: I was at Camp Page (ChunChon) from Dec 1958 -March 1960 also TDY a lot up to Maebong Mountain and to Camp Kaiser for several months setting up communications VHF ANTRAC 3 relays and terminals (TANGO TAC).If any of you guys that were there are reading 5x5. Let me hear from you.

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liscombowl duty 1977-78

Comments: burnt down huch in field when looking for field glases. / liscombowl duty/ were sent to ft.riley ks.79.

Keywords: dave kendall.camp greaves.1977-78.grenader.

1971 -Aco2/9

Comments: I was assigned to A co 2/9 infantry in Jan 71 at Camp Lawton near Munsani. We operated north and south of the Imjin River. We later turned over Camp Lawton to the ROK Army and moved to Camp Pelham. I haven't heard from any of my old buddies since I came home in Sept 71. If any of you are out there, I'd like to hear from you. Many of you were like brothers to me. Some of us were a bunch of goof balls who loved to have fun and make the best of a miserable situation. But when duty called and situations became serious,we all were professional soldiers 2nd to none. I am proud to have served with you.

Keywords: Keep up the fire

camp custer DMZ July 1970 C/1/9th Inf Rgt 2ID

Comments: Would like to hear from any G.I.that served at that time.313-515-7862.

Keywords: I started my tour of duty in south korea on the DMZ in July 1970 at camp custer.Co.C.1st of the 9th,2nd Infantry Division.

RIVER RATS E CO 2ND ENGR.BN.(BRIDGE)

Comments: Roll Call For All River Rats(Bridge) "E"Co 2nd Engr.Bn. 76-77. Time to close ranks and take a head count! Tobis ougt to do that! Marty ya still out there? sgt.Funk..Flood..Cappella..Schlutz..Hazel..Rizzo..wells..butler..All the Browns!!!

Keywords: Who has the Mickey Mouse Passes tonight?

6921st SW in Misawa, Japan, from 1973-75

Comments: I was a 203 in the 6921st SW in Misawa, Japan, from 1973-75. I do not qualify as a Korean Vet, but I am very interested in locating and reconnecting members of the USAFSS who served in Misawa. Because the Security Service was a tightly knit group (of loosely knit people!), chances are you may find people you are looking for listed in other unit web-sites. www.misawajapan.com, www.ftva.org, www.silent-warriors.com, www.VetFriends.com,www.gisearch.com to name a few. If you were in Misawa, please contact me! Good luck with your search!

Keywords: Misawa, Japan 6921st SW, 6920th SG, 1st RSM, 203,

2nd, div, 6th 37th, camp essyons 76-77

Comments: trying to find crew members of gun 5, of 155, 76-77-

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4th Missile Command-226th Signal

Comments: I was with the 4th Missile Command, 226th Signal Co. Our Base Commander believe in one thing, LET's ROLL. I Camp Page, and we had the Honest John, and he would see how fast we could get in position to fire that Antique. Me being with the 226 Signal, we had to establish signals before anyone got there, and we always were the last to leave. I believe I became an expert on Camoflauge netting, we had to get in get hid, and communiciate. When we were not communiciating we were walking guard. Many nights I slept on top of a 5KW Generator trailer. Other nights in the floor of the truck, some nights there were no sleep. Lot of folks had fun over there, but I sure as hell did not. 14 months, I lived out of a Ruck sack and duffle bag. I belive President Bush would give all of us Veterans a Medal if we could just set down and talk to him, but with all of the problems he has today, we will never get it done. I believe all of the other folks that's under him, just don't care. I bet they got theirs. Anyway prepare yourself for a bigger battle, before you pass from this earth, accept Jesus Christ as your personal Savior, when we get Heaven, the Medal will be so big we can't even lift it. God-Bless all of you Veterans, and espically those who are still at it. Your Veteran friend in Christ. Sammy Snyder-sampam@wirefire.com

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Korea 2ID

Comments: Wish they would not forget when I was stationed in Korea there were over 300 vilations from the north. Have propaganda to show. Ships sunk in Pusun, no one in US heard anything about this. We are all but forgotten

Keywords: SSG John Burke. Harvey Wardell

8th TFW, 51st FW

Comments: Was in the Air Force from 1979 to 1990. Went to Korea twice, once in Osan and once to Kunsan.

Keywords: 8th TFW 51st FW HTACC Skivvy 9 Electronic Security Command