Hal and I have been making serious updates on the site, especially for our map section. That area is also available on Google Earth where you can fade any map in and out. We have DMZ era locations as well as 50-54 locations noted with pins.
I have some other updates for you for FaceBook and Twitter. I opened a Twitter account today and have added quite a bit to our Facebook sections.
I added a tweet to Wolf Blitzer of CNN for his great series on North Korea from his trip last week.
Just found your website, you are doing good work. I served in Korea from March '64 to March '65. I am not able to locate the compound/camp I was stationed at. We were close to Chunchon and about 2 1/2 hrs from Seoul. We were co-located with KMAG unit that also housed ROK troops. I was a supply clerk with the 510th Ordance Detachment, which supported Hawk missle sites on surrounding hilltops. I do not recall the Hawk units name or number. Can you provide information regarding this unit. I would appreciate any help you can provide. Thanks... John Luque
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SGT ALVIN MYERS wrote on March 19, 2006
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Looking for any body who served with me in Korea with G Co
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CLAY SPEISER wrote on July 26, 2005
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Hal and Ted; Feel free to delete any of my messages on the BBS postings. They are all quite old and out-dated.
Thanks, Clay Speiser
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TED BARKER wrote on July 26, 2005
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To all our patrons:
Thanks for the pat on the back. We are always trying to boost our membership and donations to ensure that the site remains on the internet.
From Jan of 1994 through Feb of 1997, Hal and I funded our work soley from our personal incomes. Once the nonprofit was set in place, we began to accept donations as the project grew far beyond our original scope.
Many folks think we are a large organization but there are only two persons on this end of the console and phone line.
Neither of us are trained programmers and have picked up our skills by trial and error over the years, all out of necessity.
Much of our work is 'in progress' with far too much of it behind schedule.
The interactions between our site visitors, the media, researchers from all walks and family make this work very rewarding for both of us.
Thanks to everyone for playing a role in the Korean War Project.
Ted and Hal
Be sure to keep us updated on contact data: email, surface addresses and phone numbers. This is for both the BBS, Remembrance and Guestbook/Looking For areas of the site.
