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Entry: 57323 DMZ 1980 TO 1989	LOOKING FOR BUDDIES FROM DBTRY 2/71 ADA
RICHARD PIXLEY wrote on May 25, 2006 City and State: PORTLAND OR Unit: D BTRY 2/71ST ADA CAMP HILL, KOREA Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: Looking for buddies who were in D Battery 2/71st ADA ROK from Jan 1980 - Dec 1980. CRC doesn't have any records from our unit. I really remember when they were going to renovate our billets and put us in tent city in the motorpool. In winter no less. Anybody with pictures of the unit or Tac Site 34, please contact me. I had a lot of good memories there. Hey did the Dallas Cowboy Cheerleaders really come to our unit in Dec '80 or Jan 81? Thanks, PFC Pixley 05B10 Radio Operator Keywords: CRC, TAC Site 34, Koyyanee Compound, Lt. Broadnax, Capt Moran, Sgt Honeycutt, Sgt Scott, Sgt Schultz, PFC Cindy Brown

Entry: 57291 DMZ 1980 TO 1989	CAMP STANTON PHOTOS 1981-82
RON WEAVER wrote on May 23, 2006 City and State: Unit: D TROOP 4/7 CAV Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: Looking for you photo buffs who would have been at Camp Stanton during the 1981-82 time perid when C and D Troops from the 4/7 Cav were still there (before being relocated to Camp LaGuardia). I took a ton of photos, but the old 110 camera just doesn't cut it. Any photos with me would be much appreciated! Thanks Ron Weaver Keywords: Camp Stanton, D Troop 4/7 Cav, Photos,

Entry: 57269 DMZ 1980 TO 1989	TURTLE NO MORE!
JACK LEWIS wrote on May 22, 2006 City and State: Unit: E-TAB 25TH FA Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: Spent 84-85 at E Btry 25th FA (TA), my first permanent party station after AIT. Assigned there as a 17C, then worked Radar Ops ("KC Three-Niner, bite me, out"), then started working GSRs with the Site Dawgs on Radar Site 7. Any old Wolf Pack soldiers, if you've recovered from your Rainbow Bar hangovers, feel free to drop a line. Jack Lewis Keywords: Camp Stanley, Radar Site 4, Radar Site 7, Wolf Pack, radar ops, Rainbow Bar, Site Dawgs, KC 39

Entry: 57180 DMZ 1980 TO 1989	LOOKING FOR OLD BUDDIES
JOSEPH THOMPSON wrote on May 15, 2006 City and State: JOHNSONVILLE SC Unit: B CO.1/38 1980-1981 A CO 1/31 1982-84 Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: LOOKING FOR ANY ONE WHO SERVED IN THE 1/38 OR 1/31 Keywords: SGT T

Entry: 57126 DMZ 1980 TO 1989	A -1-9 80-81 TURTLE STEW
AFD BORGMAN III wrote on May 12, 2006 City and State: Unit: ALPHA CO. 1/9TH INF MANCHUS Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: Great Weather! Hot Women! Strange Brew! Keywords: Forward Deployed Reservist!

Entry: 57097 DMZ 1980 TO 1989	LOOKING FOR OLD BUDDIES
JOSEPH THOMPSON wrote on May 10, 2006 City and State: JOHNSONVILLE SC Unit: CO B 1/38 80-81 CO A 1/31 82-84 Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: I am looking for guys that servied in Korea or their family members. We may have been exposed to dioxin while on the Z. If your were on the Z and are now have health problems let me know. I had some good times in Korea in my 3 tours I go back in a heart beat. Keywords: Sgt.T

Entry: 56900 DMZ 1980 TO 1989	JSA TOC JAN 82-JAN 83
WILLIAM SCHWEIZER wrote on April 29, 2006 City and State: Unit: UNCSG-JSA,H-S CO,S-3 SECTION (TOC) Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: "Attention in the area!, Attention in the area!". I sure wish I had a dollar for every time I had to utter that phrase. I worked in the JSA TOC,on the night shift, for most of my tour in-country. I the TOC on duty that fateful August night in 1982, when Comrade White diecide to "Go North". Rice was on duty with me that night, it was a damned good thing he was there that night. Do you remember that night, Donald? If you are out there in cyber-land somewhere, please let me hear from you "Hosehead", or any of you other JSA Troopers Mentioned above,I'd love to hear from any of you guys. Just in case anyone is interested, those of you that might remember CPT Stanley McCrystal, (JSA S-3), well, he's GENERAL McCrystal now. No one deserves it more. "That is All!". Keywords: "In Front of Them All",CP1,MSR1,4P1,Monastery,Pack,Triplett,McCrystal,Hosehead,"Blast-off",Rice,Ring,Hargadon,Powell,Rivera,Milazzo,"ECHO LIMA DELTA","Evil Little Dwarf",Vlastos,Sarajian,Whitley.

Entry: 56898 DMZ 1980 TO 1989	JSA TOC JAN 81-JAN 82
WILLIAM SCHWEIZER wrote on April 29, 2006 City and State: FORKED RIVER Unit: UNCSG-JSA H-S COMPANY S-3 SECTION Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: Attention in the area!, Attention in the area! Will Sgt Ring report to the JSF arms room immediately. That is all. I sure wish I had a dollar for rvery time I had to make an announcement like that. I came upon this sight some time ago on someone else's computer. I finally got a computer of my own, so I thought I would put this little message in here to see if I get any response to it. I am quite surprized to see so few JSA entries. I've seen some entries from around the same time period that I was stationed at Camp Kittyhawk, but I don't recognize any of the names as being familiar to me. If you're out there anywhere "Hosehead", I'd sure love to hear from you. P.S. Capt McCrystal is now GENERAL McCrystal. Keywords: Hosehead, Rice, Hargadon,Ring, Powell, Milazzo, Rivera,Hightower,Corley, McCrystal,Pack,Triplett,Osterloh,Ribaric,Vlastos, Alvord, CP1,MSR,Monastery

Entry: 56897 DMZ 1980 TO 1989	JSA TOC JAN 81-JAN 82
WILLIAM SCHWEIZER wrote on April 29, 2006 City and State: FORKED RIVER Unit: UNCSG-JSA H-S COMPANY S-3 SECTION Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: Attention in the area!, Attention in the area! Will Sgt Ring report to the JSF arms room immediately. That is all. I sure wish I had a dollar for rvery time I had to make an announcement like that. I came upon this sight some time ago on someone else's computer. I finally got a computer of my own, so I thought I would put this little message in here to see if I get any response to it. I am quite surprized to see so few JSA entries. I've seen some entries from around the same time period that I was stationed at Camp Kittyhawk, but I don't recognize any of the names as being familiar to me. If you're out there anywhere "Hosehead", I'd sure love to hear from you. P.S. Capt McCrystal is now GENERAL McCrystal. Keywords: Hosehead, Rice, Hargadon,Ring, Powell, Milazzo, Rivera,Hightower,Corley, McCrystal,Pack,Triplett,Osterloh,Ribaric,Vlastos, Alvord, CP1,MSR,Monastery

Entry: 56839 DMZ 1980 TO 1989	BUFFALO SOLDIER
ROBERT LA BONNE wrote on April 26, 2006 City and State: LAKEWORTH FL Unit: 1/17 MECH .INF. CHANGE OF COLORS TO THE 5/20TH MEC Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: Keywords: I was in the 1/17th (M) infantry 1st Sgt called me Humper.I was north of the river for most of the time.Iwas a 11h but you know what happens in the 2nd I.D. What ever man when I was there it was a mess .DMZ duties , guard duties ,burnin shit in barrels. 128 remember. Well acouple of our fellow soldiers. My bro's are no longer with us. I have photos to share, many . some you guys would love to see.

Entry: 56730 DMZ 1980 TO 1989	WHAT EVER HAPPEN TO TRACK MOM?
EUGENE BAKER wrote on April 19, 2006 City and State: Unit: B CO 2ND AVN Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: Keywords: too many short times over nights but bluleshi still lives

Entry: 56699 DMZ 1980 TO 1989	17TH IR, 38TH IR FIREBASE 4P3 1981 1985
TIM SARLA wrote on April 16, 2006 City and State: KILLEEN TX Unit: 9TH INFANTRY MANCHU Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: great site, hope it stays alive! i have also been with the 17th infantry buffalos, 38th Infantry rock of the marne, and 1-4 FA on firebase 4p3. was inside the DMZ for 2 days during rice exchange in 1981, and responded to the firefight at panmunjam in 1985. still love it there, good memories, better than i had here in the states. going back to visit. Keywords:

Entry: 56676 DMZ 1980 TO 1989	C CO. 1/9INF 1/506INF '87 TO '89
RICHARD REAGLE wrote on April 14, 2006 City and State: FENTON MI Unit: C. CO. 1/9 INF AND 1/506 INF Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: TRYING TO FIND OLD FRIENDS AMERICAN OR KOREAN WHO WOULD LIKE TO TALK ABOUT THE OLD DAYS AND SOME OF THE GOOD TIMES WE HAD OVER THERE Keywords: LOOKING FOR ANYONE WHO WOULD REMEMBER ME OR ANYONE WHO JUST WAS THERE AT THAT TIME

Entry: 56642 DMZ 1980 TO 1989	CSC 1ST 17TH (M) INF BUFFALOS E CO.
DARRELL REEPS wrote on April 12, 2006 City and State: Unit: E CO. 1ST BN (M) 17TH INF Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: What a great site. Haven't seen many Buffalo's on here though. Didn't realize they had changed the name of our unit until reading this site, thanks. I served in the ROK from 84-85. Our unit rotated to the DMZ and spent 78 days during the summer up there. I was the commo chief for our unit and spent many nights on radio watch listening to the chatter. Would love to hear from any of the guys who I served with. Byrd, Williamson, Cooper, Jannings anyone. Thanks to all who serve and protect our country! Keywords: Reaper, Camp Casy, Echo Niner!, Scunnion, CSC in the old days

Entry: 56605 DMZ 1980 TO 1989	SCOUTS/ CSC 1/506 CAMP GREAVES 89-90
JIM WALSH wrote on April 9, 2006 City and State: MALDEN MA Unit: Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: Anyone serve with/remember Scouts 1/506 at camp greaves? I was a scout sniper with CSC when it switched to HHC in 1990. Had some friends from Tow platoon; Sean Miller, Leif Eide. Keywords: scouts, sniper, Palmer, Rawhead,TDC, I Tae Won, KATUSA

Entry: 56588 DMZ 1980 TO 1989	1-72 ARMOR CAMP CASEY
JOE HARMAN wrote on April 8, 2006 City and State: CORVALLIS OR Unit: A 1-72 ARMOR Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: Looking for folks that served with 1st Tank (1-72 Armor) and/or in the "Iron Brigade" at Camp Casey in 87 and 88. Also interested in accounts of hostile action (active and passive) during that time period both ROK, US and NKPA (due to the Olympics in 88). Keywords: Campy Casey, Dragon Valley, Task Force Zolper, 1st Tank, Iron Brigade, Strike Force, Dragon Valley, Hostile Action.

Entry: 56499 DMZ 1980 TO 1989
C. N. wrote on April 2, 2006 City and State: SAN FRANCISCO CA Unit: Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: Anybody serve in B Co. 1st/38th, Camp Hovey, S. Korea in 1985 to 1986?! Keywords: 1st/38th, B co., 2nd plt., 4th sqd.

Entry: 56496 DMZ 1980 TO 1989	DUD ROOM ENCOUNTER
MARCOS AVILA wrote on April 2, 2006 City and State: FONTANA CA Unit: C 1/38 FA CAMP STANLEY 80/81 Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: SEEKING BUDDIES WHO SERVED IN 1980/1981 WITH FIRST DOG BUTTS, CAPT. ROJAS, PVT KERN OR ANYONE WHO SERVED IN THE DUD ROOM FOR C CO 1/38 F.A CAMP STANLEY. Keywords:

Entry: 56491 DMZ 1980 TO 1989	BEAST MASTER
TREVOR LOWE wrote on April 1, 2006 City and State: EAU CLAIRE WI Unit: 2ND PLATOON 2ND INF. DIV. Service or Relationship: OTHER Comments: I WAS IN THE BIG STINK FOR 13 MO.I PUT DEMO ON THE BRIDGE IN THE WINTER OF 1984 IF HOLLYWOOD OR NILES ARE STILL ALIVE SEND MEESEGE STILL NUMBER 1! TO ME IF ANYONE HAS INFO ON THE 5-TON CALLED THE REEEPER I NEED HELP I AM APROUD MEMBER OF THE REEPER CLUB AND ONE OF THE FEW WHO CAN SAY I AM A MEMBER OF THE ONE AND ONLY PLATOON WHO SET THE RESPONSE RECORD TO FREEDOM BRIDGE ROCK RANGER GRAD DMZ DEMO MUDRATT TO ALL WHO GAVE THIERE ALL SALUTE Keywords: CAMP GIANT MUNSN FREEDOM BRIDGE 2ND PLATOON

Entry: 56490 DMZ 1980 TO 1989	CAMP GIANT
TREVOR LOWE wrote on April 1, 2006 City and State: EAU CLAIRE WI Unit: 2ND PLATOON 2ND ENG. Service or Relationship: OTHER Comments: LEAD FOLLOW OR GET THE HELL OUT OF THE WAY Keywords: camp giant freedom bridge platoon

Entry: 56423 DMZ 1980 TO 1989	D TROOP 4/7 CAV 1981-1982
RON WEAVER wrote on March 28, 2006 City and State: HARRISBURG PA Unit: D TROOP 4/7 CAV Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: Looking for others who served at Camp Stanton during the 1981-1982 time period. Who else recalls the AH-1G shot down in June/July 1981? Apparently the pilot and crew chief were "indulging" in illicit substances and strayed into the buffer zone. I was pretty new in country when this occurred so things are a little fuzzy regarding facts and details. I just know they were both out of country the next day, and heading back to the states. Right around the same time, the shooting at Camp Casey's M16 range took place involving 2 U.S. soldiers shooting 4 or 5 other American fatally before finally being arrested by MP's. I'll never forget the fire fight that took place on July 4, 1981. Apparently the NK forces decided to give us an exciting Independence Day! I remember listening to the ensuing exchange that took place before, during, and after loading and arming the Cobras on the Hot Pads so they could patrol just outside the Buffer Zone just in case ground support was needed. You had to love the alerts. Man it seemed like they took place at least weekly! I was at Camp Stanton when the AH-1G Cobras were replaced in the Fall/Winter of 1981 and 1982 with the AH-1S birds. The transition from the G models is what prompted the move from Camp Stanton to Camp La Guardia. Apparently Camp Stanton being within mortar or artillery range made the brass in DC nervous. I also won't forget the incident when I was flying front seat in an AH-1G when it returned to H112 on a precautionary. The way the engine kept losing flight RPM, I considered every conceivable way to duck my head between my knees just in case we landed hard. Something about the main rotor blade flexing and taking my head off at the shoulders caused some serious anxiety during the 10 minutes or so from the time the engine malfuction started at about 2000 feet several miles north of Camp Stanton until we made it safely back to H112. Another interesting experience was during a night flight involving non-standard landings. Having flown these on a number of occasions just to get my flight hours in, I would occasionally fall asleep since other than the 2 pilots, I was usually the only other person in the back of the UH-1. Well this one night I awoke, disoriented and somewhat confused by what was taking place, I quickly realized we were skipping sideways down the runway. The anti-collision lights were acting like a timing light, and would capture the main rotor blade position in reference to the runway. I kid you not when I say there was only several inches between the end of the rotor blade and the runway during a couple of these skips. Assuming the rollover position, I could here the PIC screaming expletives at the younger pilot that he had the controls. Within seconds the aircraft was airborne, flying sideways until enough altitude was gained, at which point the PIC spun the front end around and safely recovered. This was the one time when the white knuckle and pucker factor were both experienced. This incident still gives me the goose bumps. Anybody remember CW2 Priddy? An ex-Marine Cobra jockey, he took me up in an AH-1G one day. After we were out 15-20 minutes he mentioned to me that since he was the only pilot, knowing how to get a Cobra on the ground safely from the front seat was of paramount importance for my own survival. He spent about an hour working with me until I could descend to a very shaky and erratic hover at about 25-30 feet from the ground. Great guy! While we were out, we approached a ROK Hawk missile sight. After waving to the several ROK troops, he told to remove the gun sight unit from its stowed position, point the 7.62 MM gun at them and pull the trigger. At that particular moment I didn't appreciate his sense of humor. You can't imagine the look on the faces of the ROK soldiers as they hit the deck once the gun started to cycle. It didn't have any ammo going into it, but at the moment the weapon activated, the ROK soldiers didn't know that. He immediately backed down the mountain to avoid them getting our tail number and once we were clear, he just howled from the back seat. Korea was definitely a dangerous yet exhilerating place to train. On another occasion while flying front seat in an AH-1G, with W1 George Graves, who was killed about 5 years ago in Germany during a training mission, we about ate the front end of an F14 or whatever type of fast mover was used in 1981. We were flying NOE around a mountain, when the fixed wing came out of nowhere from the opposite side of the same mountain. Good thing he pulled up, because at the speed he was moving, we wouldn't have had a chance. Finally, who else was in country when Kim Il-Sung turned 70? For decades he promised he would drink tea in Seoul for his 70th birthday, and wouldn't you know it - he turned 70 in the Spring of 1982. The entire country was on full alert for several days it seems. So where are guys like Steward Elder, Bobby Taylor, and so many others? The only person I really stayed in touch with was my best friend Stacey Sargent. We served in Korea together and then at Fort Bragg. He was in the 5th SF Flight Detachment, while I was with D Co. 82nd CAB. Unfortunately Stacey passed away in 1995 from Hodgkins related cancer. Keywords: Camp Stanton, Camp La Guardia, D Troop 4/7 Cav, UH-1 Buffer Zone Patrols, DMZ Fire Fights

Entry: 56362 DMZ 1980 TO 1989	WARRIOR BASE 87-88
WILLIAM POQUETTE wrote on March 24, 2006 City and State: OAK GROVE KY Unit: AMBULANCE PLT., D CO. 2ND MED, 2ND ID Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: As a medic in the Ambulance Plt., D comany, 2nd Med. I had the Honor of serving with every Unit that rotated to the Warrior Base, including the Marines. The Humvies had not arrived in country yet and most medics up there were stuck with the gamma goat (ambulance). Our mission was not to assist forward of the Warrior Base but we did it anyways because we had better ambulances (Dodge cammo). Evacuated soldiers from both guard posts and participated with QRF for PMJ meetings. Stuck out the cold and heat @ tent city, I loved the mission. The best people I ever served with. Keywords: Wild Bill, Doc Poquette, Warrior Base, Camp Edwards West. Dustoff North, 1st Plt. K16 Air Base.

Entry: 56359 DMZ 1980 TO 1989	DMZ MARINE (CORRECTION
TODD RUDAT wrote on March 24, 2006 City and State: Unit: 1ST RADIO BN - DET 3 Service or Relationship: MARINE VETERAN Comments: The previous post contains error, we were at 4P1 not 4P3. 4P1 being across from Warrior Base, not the live fire base of 4P3. Keywords: 4P1

Entry: 56128 DMZ 1980 TO 1989	DET3 DMZ MARINES WINTERS OF 87-88, 88-89, 89-90
TODD RUDAT wrote on March 6, 2006 City and State: Unit: DETACHMENT 3, 1ST RADIO BN KMCAS HAWAII Service or Relationship: MARINE VETERAN Comments: Hawaii Marines on the DMZ every winter from 87-90. HQ'd at Warrior Base or 4P3 each year. Love to hear from any of the old gang. Keywords: Det-3, take two their small, CZ Lives, Warrior Base, 4P3, Papyungsan, Yeunchun, Munsan, KangHwado, HaeByungDae, Hawaii, Rag Bag, Kimchi Marines,

Entry: 55926 DMZ 1980 TO 1989	CAMP MERCER 44TH A CO
JOE SISINYAK wrote on February 23, 2006 City and State: Unit: A CO, 44TH Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: Was at Mercer in A Company from 85-86 having a big time. Looking for any of my old running buddies? Keywords:

Entry: 55665 DMZ 1980 TO 1989	SAW MONKHOUSE ON THIS
CAROL MONKHOUSE wrote on February 8, 2006 City and State: RR1TWEED ON Unit: Service or Relationship: FAMILY MEMBER Comments: Keywords:

Entry: 55655 DMZ 1980 TO 1989	D CO EM PLT 80-81 44 ENG
SAM BURRISS wrote on February 8, 2006 City and State: Unit: D CO EM PLT 44TH ENGR BN Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: LOOKING FOR FRIENDS AT CAMP INDIAN FROM NOV 80 TO DEC 81 Keywords: CAMP INDIAN

Entry: 55601 DMZ 1980 TO 1989	1ST BATT; 503RD INF; 2ND INF DIV - SERVED WITH GENERAL DAVID GRANGE
KATHY STEVENS wrote on February 7, 2006 City and State: WV Unit: Service or Relationship: INTERESTED PERSON Comments: Hi, I would like to get in touch with anyone who served with or under General Dave Grange when he commanded the 1st Battalion, 503rd Infantry, 2nd Infantry Division (1987 I believe) Hope he doesn't read this because I'm working on surprise project (belated christmas and birthday) for him and would like some input from anyone who served with him back then Thanks for letting me post my request here and I'd like to say a huge THANK YOU to all of you for your service Keywords: David Grange; 1st Battalion, 503rd Infantry, 2nd Infantry Division; 1987

Entry: 55557 DMZ 1980 TO 1989	TEAM REEM ADVANCE PARTY, RED PATCHERS, 3RD LSB 3RD FSSG LSE CO.
GREG BURT wrote on February 4, 2006 City and State: Unit: 3RD LSB 3RD FSSG LSE CO. Service or Relationship: MARINE VETERAN Comments: Are You out there somewhere, love to hear from you. Keywords: Ken Patch, Bob Stone, Casey Morgan, Many more cant remember names

Entry: 55549 DMZ 1980 TO 1989	LOOKING FOR OLD FRIENDS
LLOYD PARKER wrote on February 4, 2006 City and State: EL PASO TX Unit: 3RD BDE HQ Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: LOOKING FOR OLD FRIENDS WHO WERE STATION IN KOREA FROM 1983 TO 1985.3RD BDE HQ . Keywords:

Entry: 55335 DMZ 1980 TO 1989	CAMP LIBERTY BELL 1988-1989
JEFF GILLASPIE wrote on January 23, 2006 City and State: CENTRALIA WA Unit: A CO., 1/506TH INFANTRY Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: Looking for old buddies from 1988-1989 from Camp Liberty Bell. Keywords: Gilly, scout/sniper, Tom White, Todd Pierson, Gregg Biggs, Lt. Chisolm

Entry: 55274 DMZ 1980 TO 1989	CSC 1/9 INF SCOUTS 84-85
TOM ADAMS wrote on January 19, 2006 City and State: ROSWELL NM Unit: CSC 1/9INF SCOUTS Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: Looking for any of you old Manchu's out there. Especially anyone from CSC 1/9 INF. Does anyone remember the rice exchange in Sep. 84? I'd like to see any photos taken during that time, if anyone would like to share. I have some. KEEP UP THE FIRE! Keywords: Who remembers "UGLY"?

Entry: 55183 DMZ 1980 TO 1989	COPPERHEAD FIRST ROUND FIRED
KENNY WILSON JR. wrote on January 14, 2006 City and State: Unit: B BATTERY 8/8FA FDC Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: Anyone rember firing the first copperhead round in Korea? early 1985. Still have your jacket? Rember Tommie Annal, Jim Diamond? Keywords: Copperhead, FDC, Tom Annal, Jim Diamond, Camp Stanley, Heavy Metal Club

Entry: 55182 DMZ 1980 TO 1989	METRO HHB
RICHARD STEVENSON wrote on January 14, 2006 City and State: Unit: HHB DIV METRO Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: Looking for old friends from HHB Div metro Fred Speir and anyone from '83-'85...how bout the metro club Keywords: metro HHB Camp Pelham

Entry: 55044 DMZ 1980 TO 1989	HHB 2/17TH FA CAMP PELHAM 1983-1984
RICKY PILCHER wrote on January 6, 2006 City and State: ALPHARETTA GA Unit: HHB 2/17TH FA Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: Looking for old friends: SSG Rick Livingston, PFC Samuel Scott Smith (COMMO), Timothy Burns, SP4 Ramirez (MEDAC), Wadsworth (82 Charlie), Anthony Wright (82 Charlie), Daniel Ewell, etc... I was an 82 Charlie (Field Artillery Surveyor), but worked in HHB office as a 71 Lima (Administrative Specialist). I ran 10k road races (and always came in 1st or 2nd place) and I played on the HHB 2/17 FA baseball team. I had a hooch on the second floor just over the Boston Club, I worked out at the gym and ran from Camp Pelham to Munson (sp?) and back everyday. My nick name was "Ricky P." or "P". If you remember me, I would be happy to hear from you. Thanks. Keywords: Ricky P.

Entry: 55001 DMZ 1980 TO 1989	LOOKING FOR MEMBER OF CSC 1/38 INF 80-81
JEFFREY EVANS wrote on January 4, 2006 City and State: ROSWELL NM Unit: COMBAT SUPPORT COMPANY 1/38 INF BN Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: Anyone who may know the whereabout of any members of CSC 1/38th Infantry Bn, who may have served during 1980-1981 can contact me through classmates.com, by looking at Military connections and using our unit number as a reference Keywords: looking for members of the Tow Platoon, who served at Camp Hovey, Korea between 1980 and 1981 Basso, Jenkins, Leslie, Dunbar are just a few names I can Remember

Entry: 55000 DMZ 1980 TO 1989	LOOKING FOR MEMBER OF CSC 1/38 INF 80-81
JEFFREY EVANS wrote on January 4, 2006 City and State: ROSWELL NM Unit: COMBAT SUPPORT COMPANY 1/38 INF BN Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: Anyone who may know the whereabout of any members of CSC 1/38th Infantry Bn, who may have served during 1980-1981 can contact me through classmates.com, by looking at Military connections and using our unit number as a reference Keywords: looking for members of the Tow Platoon, who served at Camp Hovey, Korea between 1980 and 1981 Basso, Jenkins, Leslie, Dunbar are just a few names I can Remember

Entry: 54878 DMZ 1980 TO 1989	HHB 8/8 FA, CAMP STANLEY
MARK HORN wrote on December 28, 2005 City and State: Unit: HHB 8/8TH FA, CAMP STANLEY Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: Was at Camp Stanley from July 1983 until July 1984. Use to hang at the mustang club when we weren't up on the mountain behind the base. I'll never forget Young-Ah, "the mechanical Bull" from the mustang club, 2nd Inf Div on alert when pilot defected in Mig., road march up the stairway to heaven past the budest temple and statue of budah that my fellow soldiers sat on,deep fried hot dogs from the hot dog stand across from the rec center, buying deep fried chicken, shrimp and french fries(wrapped up in someones orders) at the chicken stand by the gate, thunder runs thru the ville waking the girls up, hanging with Patrick at his Yobo's hooch. Seems like yesterday. Keywords: Camp Stanley, Mustang Club

Entry: 54733 DMZ 1980 TO 1989	LAST OF MANCHUS FIRST OF THE CURRAHEES
MIKE CARMACK wrote on December 19, 2005 City and State: ODESSA TX Unit: HC 1/9 AND 1/506 Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: Anyone from the comunications platoon in Headquaters company during Nov 86 and Nov 87 out there? It would be great to hear from some of you. A lot of good times and hangovers. What was the name of the company XO who picked my drunk past out butt up off the perade field christmas eve. I never thanked him. Guess I'll do it now. "Thanks" Sgt Williams do you ever wonder if your self proclamed record still stands? If you are reading this you know what I am talking about? Any of you guys remeber hill 496 when we ran that damn retrins site. Trading our MRE's with the ROC's that were eating fresh fish and rice. So many memories. Good , Bad, happy, sad. I may have been 23 years old when i first went to korea but I grew up there. I learnd what it was to be an American and how good we have it here in the USA. Anyone stationed on or near the DMZ know what I am talking about. KEEP UP THE FIRE Keywords:

Entry: 54651 DMZ 1980 TO 1989	HELLO
ANNEMARIE NYIRASHYAKA wrote on December 14, 2005 City and State: Unit: Service or Relationship: OTHER Comments: Keywords:

Entry: 54160 DMZ 1980 TO 1989	LIBERTY BELL 85-86
JIM HALL wrote on November 18, 2005 City and State: Unit: A/1/9 Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: Anybody here who served at Liberty Bell in A/1/9 in 1986? Been so long, can't remember many names anymore, but have lots of memories of being a "mortar maggot" on the DMZ; Soju and kimchi 7-up in a canteen cup over at the "super hoochs"; 2 on/4 off at guard post Collier; ambushes and patrols on the D during Jan/Feb; serenaded by the propaganda all night in the freezing cold. Tough times then, fond memories now. Keywords: Liberty Bell, weapons platoon, Clifton,

Entry: 54104 DMZ 1980 TO 1989	SECURING THE PEACE FOR 88 OLYMPICS IN SEOUL
PERRY MARTIN wrote on November 14, 2005 City and State: ALBANY OR Unit: HHC 1/9TH AND HHC 1/506 1986-1988 Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: I was a turtle in 1986 having graduated from highschool in june by december I was assigned to HHC 1/9 Infantry/ 2ID/ ROK. Being from Oregon farm country I was not prepared for the cold -40degree weather I encountered. Being a young NBC soldier I was planning on going to a chemical company and learning my MOS. I soon learned that the Army didn't have a lot of us to go around. I know I wasn't the only E-1 Private to be placed in a nco slot while in korea but I took advantage of the experience. Iwrite today just to say thanks to all the soldiers I served with at Camp Greaves and Camp Liberty Bell. We were not all Infantry by training but we were in spirit and we were trained to patrol, and fight along side the 11b's. I remember the Manchu March, the EIB training and competition. Even though we were not allowed to earn the badge many of us non-infantry soldiers completed the course in record time. I remember picking up rocks off of the parade field so the Lt.Col could play soccer with the Katusa's. I remember providing extra security for the 1988 Olympic Games and the Bicycle Races that went in to North Korea. I remember the tunnels we found and the alerts when the border was breached. But most of all I remember the brotherhood, and the honor to not only be a Manchu but also to be a Currahee. Not too many soldiers can claim they were members of both units, even if it was peace time. Again to all who served thanks. and "Keep up the Fire" / "Stands Alone" Spec 4 Perry Martin 1986-1988. Keywords: Manchu, Curahee, Camp Greaves,

Entry: 53781 DMZ 1980 TO 1989	CAMP GREAVES -- 1986 MANCHU
BRETT WARNER wrote on October 28, 2005 City and State: IL Unit: 1/9TH INF. CAMP GREAVES Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: Hey All.. Just wanted to say hello.. Started as an E1 in the great ROK. 1/9Inf Camp Greaves CSC Co. Scout Platoon.. Seems like forever ago and always wondered what happened to all the crazy Bro's over there... Keep up the Fire Ya'll !! Keywords: 1/9th Camp Greaves 1986. CSC Co. Scout Platoon

Entry: 53336 DMZ 1980 TO 1989	D BTY 2/61 83-85
JERRY ROETHLER wrote on September 28, 2005 City and State: IMPERIAL MO Unit: Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: Looking for any one who was stationed at Stanton during 83-85. Especially any one who remebers the M-60 hitting 3 chaps and pushing them into the APC! :) Yep, that road was really tight.... D 2/61st ADA Keywords: Camp Stanton, Chapparral, Sgt. Rose, Cpt. Black

Entry: 53314 DMZ 1980 TO 1989	E CO 2 ENG RIVER RATS, CAMP PELHAM
JAIME CLAYTON wrote on September 26, 2005 City and State: Unit: Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: REMEMBER CAPT KREEL, LETS GO OVER THE MOUNTAINS,REMEMBER WHO GOT THE DOGBONE AWARD ALL EIGHT OF US BRADLEY,LOWEN,CLAYTON.....ON HAPPY MOUNTAIN BUSTED BY CID AND MPS OH MAN HEY ROBERT DAWSON, ITS ME CLAYTON YOU DONT KNOW DO YOU? BLUE ANGEL CLUB Keywords: ENGINEER HILL, WE AINT SPONGINNNNG YEEEEEET! CAPT KREEL E CO 1 ST PLT CLAYTON, ARMSTRONG,SFC GARRETT,SGT.DANNY RAY YEA ITS CLAYTON ALRIGHT! SAFETY BOAT E103 WE AINT SHAMMING YEEETTT. TAKE A PICTURE SNAP

Entry: 53299 DMZ 1980 TO 1989	506TH HISTORICAL ARTIFACTS NEEDED
HOYT BRUCE MOORE III wrote on September 25, 2005 City and State: SAN DIEGO CA Unit: A CO, 1ST BN, 506TH, 1970-1971 Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: The 4th Brigade Combat Team and the 506th Council at Fort Campbell, KY are looking for 506th historical artifacts that they can display in the 506th regimental areas at Fort Campbell. If you have any 506th-related artifacts/momentos from the 1st BN, 506th Infantry in South Korea that you would be willing to DONATE, contact 1SG(R) John E. Foley (C Co, 1st BN, 506th, 1990-1991) at 270-798-3215 or chagress@outdrs.net . John is the Museum Technician at the Don F. Pratt Memorial Museum at Fort Campbell, and notes, “the government has a policy against loans . . . stories and pictures are even more valuable in many cases than the artifacts. Often times many of the most mundane items such as belts, pants, socks, etc. that date from that time are very valuable to the museum for making accurate displays to portray how the soldiers lived and survived.” Keywords: 1st Battalion, 506th

Entry: 53219 DMZ 1980 TO 1989	B CO 102ND MI BN (CP HOVEY) GSR
STEFAN COLMAN wrote on September 19, 2005 City and State: AUSTIN TX Unit: B CO. 102ND MI BN Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: Great website – I saw a few names I recognize and brings back alot of memories. Anyone who was stationed with B Co. 102nd MI BN between Jan 1988 to Jan 1989 drop me a line. My squad leader was SSG Mathis (great NCO). I used to hang out with Gaither, Krantz, Holiday, and Peterson - we used to play a lot of pool at the ACE Club in Tok-ri (?). Towards the end of my tour we were move over to 702nd Maint Bn area and had to walk up ‘whip-ass alley’ to make formations at the company. Team Sprit 88' was a blast - our GSR team (Figereuo, Duncan, Colman(me), and our KATUSA Lee) manage to get both color flags for our radio antenna and could cross enemy lines at will and monitor their activity. Drop me a line sometime. Keywords: B Co. 102nd MI BN, Cp Hovey

Entry: 53077 DMZ 1980 TO 1989	VAC BROTHERS! RAISE UP! OOO-OOOOO
D. THOMAS wrote on September 9, 2005 City and State: Unit: 560TH AMB CAMP HUMPHRIES.....THE HUMP!!! Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: Looking for those VAC Brothers. Keywords: Camp Humphres Sil-VAc Brothers

Entry: 52976 DMZ 1980 TO 1989	CIB FOR DMZ MISSION
GEORGE MONKHOUSE wrote on September 2, 2005 City and State: BRADENTON FL Unit: A CO 1/31 2ND ID Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: In regards to the award of the CIB for the DMZ in Korea. I went to the PERSCOM Website an specifically to this address https://www.hrc.army.mil/site/active/tagd/awards/message_reference_index/47.htm This will explain the award times and dates we are authorized to be awarded for. VETERANS MAY REQUEST AWARD OF THE CIB/CMB FROM COMMANDER, HRC, ATTN: AHRC-PDO-PA, 200 STOVALL STREET, ALEXANDRIA, VA 22332-0471. Sincerly, George R. Monkhouse A Member of the WildBunch Keywords:

Entry: 52865 DMZ 1980 TO 1989	ASSIGNED TO 332ND MI CO CAMP PAGE
MICHAEL WISER wrote on August 26, 2005 City and State: WATERLOO IN Unit: 332ND MI CO Service or Relationship: ARMY VETERAN Comments: Looking for anyone from 83-85 at THE DEUCE,Camp Page. Abby, Brenner, Martinez, MCMANNUS, CARR,Day, Malloy we were the wild ones back then. THE 21 CLUB, anyone from that time frame get intouch Keywords: "The Deuce"

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