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Entry: 9431

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RICK WILLIAMS wrote on October 29, 2025

Bellefontaine OH

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A company 2/17. 1969 to 1970

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WILLIAM LOVE wrote on July 24, 2025

Grass Valley CA

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I came home in the spring of 1970, leaving HHC, 1/17, home of the buffaloes. I
was the Battalion Mail Clerk.

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JOHN WASHINGTON wrote on June 22, 2025

Moreno Valley CA

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I was at Camp Kaiser, 2nd Missile Batallion, 71st Artillery from 1968-1969 - Spec4
missile crew chief. The village was Unchon-ni
Can anyone tell more about Agent Orange Pact? Thank you
and WELCOME HOME!!

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LOUIS PERRONE wrote on May 1, 2025

Bronx NY

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PCS to Camp Kaiser July 1967 to September 1968. A Company then HHC. Anyone
stationed there from 1967 to 1971 should read the PACT ACT re;Agent Orange
exposure.

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ROBERT HAHN wrote on September 11, 2023

Imperial MO

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Co. B, 7th Med Bn, 7th ID
Spent some months TDY to HHC 1/17, MOS-91B in 1969...Worked Aid Station, Line
Medic, and Patient transport.... They'd send me up with my own 'Cracker Box....😁

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RAYMOND FACZAN wrote on August 22, 2023

Boalsburg PA

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I was stationed with the ARMY 2nd Bn 8th Field Arty near DMZ…near a village called
Munsani or Pobwani…..1968-69….7th Inf Div

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ALLEN WHEELER wrote on July 23, 2023

Greenville MI

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I was with the A 7/5 Hawm Missile unit there at Camp Kaiser. Would like to know if
anone remembers it? And if is the base still there only under S.KOREAN MILITARY
controll. It was turned over to them after they disbanded our unit in 1972?
What the villages name outside the gate? My brain can not remember.
Please let me know on these ??s.
Thank you for letting me post this.

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Entry: 9120

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RON DELO wrote on July 20, 2023

P C BEACH FL

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I was attached to the Installation Service Detachment (ISD PX COMPOUND) from late
1968 thru early 1971. My job was slot machine repair and collection of money from
the machines. Most of my time was spent at Division Artillery at or near the DMZ.
I would spend 2 days a week driving to the NCO clubs to repair machines and
collect money and spend one or 2 nights sleeping in a NCO club and the return back
to Camp Casey with the money and reports. I FORGOT the name of the Artillery
units, camp names, and villages near the units. Can someone please help me?

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WILLIAM WATSON wrote on June 19, 2023

Marion IN

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Was on missle base 5month infanitry and dmz 1969-70 also tdy on hot spot active
infanitry 1969-70 Kaiser and camp Casey second war need other guys served in
1969-70 talk to if we could call others my #765-661-7895 thanks

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Entry: 9087

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LEE ADAMS wrote on May 16, 2023

Memphis TN

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I was in HHC 2/17 from April 1968- May 1969 in Supply. Cpt. Stegall was CC.
Enjoyed my tour with Breaux, Bartholomew, Bridges, Turpin, Gilkey, Moore, Coleman,
Trobridge, Starks, Buffkin, Aponte, Mills, Penny (slow drag), Sgt. Oates, Lt.
Goldberg, and others. We built bunkers with the engineers up North. Froze in the
winter and hiding on patrol in some Korean hooch!

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Entry: 9002

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JOSE MORALES wrote on January 13, 2023

Camuy

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1969-70 HHC Troop 2/10 Cav. Squad Maint

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CLARENCE MARTIN wrote on November 10, 2022

COLORADO SPRINGS CO

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I was in Co. 1/17 Mech Inf 1969-1970 Buffalo Soldier, just thought I would Say
Hi, and if SFC Cotton is still alive Hi

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MARTY SILVERBERG wrote on August 15, 2022

Lakewood NJ

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After infantry and APC driver training, got orders for Korea. My brother told me
to say I knew how to type and I ended up at HHC, G4, 7 Div, Camp Casey. Nov 68-Dec
69. Great experience but MISSED WOODSTOCK!

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RICHARD DEFRANCESCO wrote on August 2, 2022

St Louis MO

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I was in Camp Kaiser from April 69 to May 70 was no fun there at that time

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Entry: 8901

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RANDY HOHLER wrote on July 27, 2022

Hudson WI

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Medic 69-70
7&7

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LARRY DEGRAW wrote on April 13, 2022

Perrysburg OH

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I was with C co.1/17 Mech Buffalo Third Herd. 7/69 to 8/70 I was acting Motor SGT.
Would like to hear from anyone else that was stationed there. Thank you all for
serving LJD

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PHIL SOWLE wrote on January 14, 2022

Wauwatosa WI

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April 68 through May 69
B co 7th S&T Camp Casey

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JOELEN MULVANEY wrote on November 5, 2021

Barre city VT

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My husband was stationed at camp Kaiser and I lived in Unchon for a time 1968-69.
officers had curfew, so I spent a fair amont of time on base, photo lab, club.
Travel was complicated, but got around hitching rides in jeeps and riding buses,
both military and korean ones. Shot at once, going the back way to Seoul. Living
amoung the Ainu (indigenous of the area) made me want to stay there...without
electricity, communal property, farm-to-table meat and produce, simple living.
Although I heard from a professor of Korean language at Smith college that it is
not like that anymore.

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JOHN COKER wrote on October 2, 2021

DeRidder LA

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I got orders for Korea right out of advance training in March 1968 that was right
after the pueblo was captured I was assigned to Camp Kaiser A battery 7th bn 5th
arty when I got there I was a wireman they crossed train me as a launcher crewman
on a hawk missile.

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Entry: 8816

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JIM BENEDICT wrote on September 29, 2021

Fuquay NC

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Was at camp kaiser 2/17 company B from april 1969 to may 1970.

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RICHARD TUTALO wrote on August 17, 2021

Orlando FL

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Experience I’ll never forget

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Entry: 8804

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JOHN GRESHAM wrote on August 12, 2021

Hickory Flat MS

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Looking for any MP that was at Camp Kaiser 69-70

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WILLIAM HAGEDORN wrote on January 25, 2021

Dry Ridge KY

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I went by Bill. I was in C company 7-2-17. 81 mm mortar weapons platoon.
September 15-1968 to October 15-1969.That was the year the North released the
USS Pueblo. Sure would like to talk to someone in Charlie Co

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LAMAR HOLLAND wrote on December 23, 2020

LILBURN GA

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I ran the Education Center at Camp Kaiser 1969-1970 then rotated back to Ft
Hood, TX. I remember it being cold, but met some great folks there. Still
remember a smattering of Korean. Don't remember anything about Agent Orange,
but I remember when the radio disk jockey blew his head off,

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RANDALL CARROLL wrote on December 5, 2020

Grayson Kentucky

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Arrived in Korea Jan. 1967. I was assigned to C company 2/17 Inf at Camp
Kaiser. I was in weapons ply. On a 106 recoiless rifle crew. I was supposed
to leave Feb. 1968 but the Pueblo was captured and I extended for 6 months.
They reassigned all the weapons plt. To HHC and after we got settled they
sent some of us TDY to the 2nd Division on the DMZ as a Quick Reaction Force
in response to the many infiltration into South Korea by North Korean
Terrorist. We were responsible for the area between the South Korean guard
post along the DMZ patrolling. I left Korea July 1968 and I went to
Schweinfurt Germany to the 2nd 30 Inf Battalion. I’ve always wanted to go
back to Korea but just never got the chance. GOD BLESS the UNITED STATES of
AMERICA. Proud to have served! SGT. Randall C. Carroll

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NOEL PECUNIA wrote on November 10, 2020

Sprinfield PA

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My father was at Camp Kaiser thinking 69 till closing. His name was Noel
Pecunia, I believe he was a Major or LtCol. I was like in 7th grade so I
don't know much about his time there. He passed away around 13 years ago.
I wish I could go back in time and ask him about some of his tours away from
the family. Things and places I know or remember: He was drafted for WW II,
believe he was sent to Africa then Italy (not sure), he was sent to Korea in
the early 50's. Don't know much in between there and Ft. Rucker. I was born
at Ft. Rucker, Alabama 57, lived in Munich 60-63, 2 tours at Ft. Bragg, with
Vietnam (65) in between. Ft. Clayton, Panama Canal Zone, then Camp Kaiser.
He then was shipped to Ft. Gordon, Ga. where he retired in 72. We lived in
Aguadilla, Puerto Rico his home town. He passed shortly after his 80th
Birthday. Hope to find out more from his career. Thanks in advance for any
info. Happy Veteran's Day. Sincerely: David Pecunia

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STAN SCHWARZ wrote on May 3, 2020

Austin TX

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At Kaiser in 1962 SPC4

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Entry: 8537

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RAYMOND FACZAN wrote on February 5, 2020

Boalsburg PA

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Was at Camp Parris with the 2Bn 8Th FA from July 1968 to July 1969.....suffer
with numerous serious heart problems over the years ......spent time at 7th ID
HQS with sport teams.....have been denied AO exposure........anyone have proof
or case information of AO in these areas...thanks

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MIKE HARDY wrote on January 18, 2020

Loveland CO

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Got to Korea from Vietnam May 1969 to March 1970. B Company 2/17. Drove APC.
After Vietnam, Korea was a piece of cake! Had a good time!

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JAMES FRANCIS wrote on December 4, 2019

Brooklyn NY

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I was there until November 1969,met some good friends

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MICHAEL KOWALCZYK wrote on September 13, 2019

Morris IL

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July 69 to Oct70 2/17 HHQ CO.

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BILLY MERCER wrote on July 2, 2019

Odessa TX

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January 69 to February 70 B co 2/17 mech. Inf. 7th Inf. Mechanic motor pool.
Went South to B co. Small town with 360 MP co. For backup on mp towers. Roc
army down the road. Convoy back to camp Kaiser thru Seoul. Had some good times
miss some of those days some of the men Osborn, Jordan, Adams, Patric,
Dividson, Choy De Pee, lots of good men too many stations can’t remember all
the names. Luck to all!!!

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PHILLIP FONTANA wrote on March 11, 2019

Marstons Mills MA

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Was at Camp Kaiser from Jan 1964 to Jan 1965. Medic with 1/17 - mostly in
Pharmacy.

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THOMAS LA FOND wrote on September 30, 2018

rutland VT

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assigned to 7th , 2/17th Nov of 68 from 25th Inf Viet ,, HHQ Co
Operations Col Ghrimm was CO when I arrived , Had some great
folks, MSG Conklin Spc 5 Foster Church , have a year book around
somewhere, not a fun place in winter,

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Entry: 7693

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JIM LONG wrote on September 28, 2018

Bradford PA

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I was commo sgt. at Charlie 1/17 67-68. Went there as 11bravo but ended up in
commo as a track driver in the commo section. What person in his right mind
would have passed up the oppourtunity when asked if he wanted to drive? Would
love to hear from anyone that was over there with me.

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Entry: 7571

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FREDERICK WILSON wrote on July 26, 2018

Salem VA

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was in korea in 1969 105 howitzer and worked digging on line papa. one of the
sgts there was sgt atkins would like to know if anyone else was there during
that time. remember one field trip was trying to warm hands at exhaust on
truck when engine reversed and sucked our gloves off our hands went on search
in mountains for north Koreans that were sent down to infiltrate does anyone
remember any of this if so please contact. left korea and went to NAM

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JOHN ADAMS wrote on June 26, 2018

Arcata CA

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In August 1969, I started in Lt. Mawn and Sgt. Draper's platoon. Drove a squad
APC. Then became C.O. Cpt. Garrison's driver,

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Entry: 7526

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ROGER CORNETT wrote on June 19, 2018

BELTON TX

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Was assigned to the scout platoon HHC 1/17th Inf July 1969 to Aug 1970 at Camp
Kaiser right out of AIT. 18 yrs old. Anyone out there who was in these units
then??

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JOSEPH BECHAZ JR wrote on April 8, 2018

Big Rapids Mi

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Served 2/17 mechanized 7th Div. summer of 68&69. Spent most of my time
near l believe 8th Army by camp Ross. Battalion headquarters platoon.
Robin Bolls - Fifield - Markey - Terry McClain - Lt. Vaney - Kovac were a
few of the guys

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MICHAEL CRITZER wrote on February 17, 2018

Pinehurst North Carolina

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Arrived in SK Dec 1968 fresh out of Inf OCS and was assigned to Camp
Kaiser as a platoon leader. Reassigned to Ft Benning in Jan 1970. Think I
was in co B under Cpt Mark White. Later served as S-3 Air under Cpt/Major
Ed Zurowski then S-3 once he rotated home. Spent 6-7 months living in
tents and getting holes dug for bunkers just below the DMX then covering
the bunkers up. Watched lots of rice paddies being worked that summer.
My inexperienced butt was saved many times by a great platoon sgt named
Poteet. Wherever you are Sgt Poteet, thanks for everything. Had some
great guys as fellow platoon leaders - John Jean and Jurwood Moxley. My
memory is still kind of foggy due to all the cheap drinks at the club and
drinking something called mockley when the field. Lots of cool people in
Kaiser. Wish I could remember all the names, especially the young guy
who was my driver for a few months. Nobody could handle a Jeep like that
guy.

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JOE WIETLISBACH wrote on January 18, 2018

Batesville Indiana

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I was at Camp Kaiser from April of 69 to June of 70 in A
Company. 2/17. I was the XO's jeep driver. I made many trips
to Kimpo to take people on emergency leave.

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ALAN HITT wrote on November 25, 2017

Blue Springs MS

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I was relocated from Ft. Ord, CA to Camp Kaiser July 1969 and was there
until May 1970. I was in Co A 1st Bn 17th Inf 7th Inf Div.
I have never applied for any kind of benefits. Any advice anyone has will
be appreciated.

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HAROLD WRIGHT wrote on November 4, 2017

Fostoria OH

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was in B2/17 from july 69 to sept 70 drove APC and duece
and 1/2

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BILLY MITCHELL wrote on October 9, 2017

Homer IL

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I was in A Company from 1966-1967

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MARTIAL YOUNG wrote on June 1, 2017

lake Charles Louisiana

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Looking for a SSgt David Ramsey who at the time I knew
him was Sgt David Ramsey Squad Ldr 2d squad, 3d Plt.
"A"Co.
Red Buffaloes at camp Kaiser Korea late 65 early 66 he
made E-6 after I came home. Had contact with him but he
wanted to do face book which I don't do. Have couple 2-4
pictures
he might want to see if I can get a phone # to send to
him.
He was inquiring about a school at Camp Casey in '64 but
I knew him in '65/'66.
My e-mail is younglisarn@yahoo.com I belong to
Army.togetherweserved.com and my profile is there! Wish
he would give me a msg either through TWS or on here or
by e-mail Martial Young made E-4 just before coming
home was his track driver another fellow from Texas named
Parker was in our squad.

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GREGORY WILLIAMSON wrote on May 13, 2017

milwaukee wisconsin

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I was there at that time however i was in 1/17 mechanized in
infantry .went on alert during the pueblo thing also was in
war games when the 82nd jumped .must have went a little nuts
i went to Nam nine months in my tour. 1st CAV

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KEITH LANCE wrote on May 7, 2017

Bowling Green Ohio

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I was in camp Kaiser 2/10 armored infantry division company C. I was there
just after they took the Pueblo in 1967 ( I believe) and left March of 1969. I
got an early out by extending to within 6 months of ETS. I had a number of
jobs from a scout track driver, driver for an officer, worked in the commo
shop and did a little QRF on helicopters . Yes there was agent orange used
right there to control vegetation. Glad I served but glad I'm not there any
longer. I love the brotherhood of all military veterans. Thanks to all who
have served.

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AMBROSE BRENNAN wrote on April 27, 2017

Waxhaw NC

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I was assigned to B/2-4th Cav on the Western
Approach...Munsani.

As a new 2LT I was appointed Pay Officer for payday Feb
Monday February 28, 1961. I drew my .45 and drove to
another camp about 30 min away and was there at the 1st
Cav Div Finance with all the other Company Pay officers
at 6am. I got back to the company and by that time the
"pay line" was set up in the messhall. All those who
were there in that era know the drill. I had a roster of
the company and I can't remember if they came by by
seniority or not (probably, starting w/1SGT James A.
Smith... a soldiers soldier if there ever was one - South
Carolina). Each soldier saluted and "reported for
pay"....I counted out the MPC (Script/monopoly money),
then the soldier counted it out.... and signed for
it...and the line moved on. It took about 3-4 hours.
I was learning. The rule was that a soldier gets paid on
payday. I got that. Good rule. Fair rule. Just rule.
About 20 soldiers were not paid because they were not
there. Some were in jail in Seoul, some SD (Special
Duty) in the club system of the Division and one SFC was
on the 1st Cav Rifle Team .... you guessed it...Camp
Kaiser.

I had no idea where these places were. But I got a 1:100
map and plotted them all then took off in the jeep
(fortunately it was one of the early M-151's and it had
cover).
I got the club guy....I think at Division and then a few
more and headed for the cage. That was not the hassle I
expected and we headed for uijonbu as we had a couple of
guys SD to the TrainFire Range between Casey and Hovey. I
got to them about supper time. Back on the MSR..about
heading for Kaiser.
Got thru Chinese Tunnel.... then found the road up toward
Kaiser. When I went thru the gate guard I asked where
the rifle team was....and they were on the edge in Large
GPs. I think there were three tents...It was about
1am..so I had to wake up someone in each tent before I
got to the right bed... I knelt down as I counted the
money...the SFC counted it ....said thank you ..Good
Night..I took off.

After you come back thru Chinese tunnel you get on a long
pretty straight road that parallels the Imjin on the
south side....there is nothing on that road...It was all
ROK camps.maybe the Turk camp was there as well (no
guards...no fence the Turks had caught a slicky boy and
beheaded him and hung the head on a rifle rod at the main
gate)..I ran into --almost ran over...a ROK soldier in
the middle of the road....he was trying to challenge a
jeep going at least 30. I think we scared each other. I
just said GI GI...OK OK...he was in a fog so that helped.

I got back to camp at Munsani about 4:30 Am... I still
had turn ins but got some sack. It was an
adventure....and my only trip to Kaiser ever.

O yes since I paid off the "top of the stack"...I was
short $300 which I paid w/my own money. I didn't tell
anybody....because it was dumb and stupid. Anyway about
a week later one of our senior 1st Lts (probably 7-8
years in grade) grabbed me in the coat room of the club
and gave me a small brown bag. The Officers took up a
collection for the dummy....I think it had about $800 or
so....

I just chalked up the whole experience of 30 days to
"well this is the way the real Army works". What at
trip!

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JIM BORDEN wrote on April 25, 2017

Hollywood Fl

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JIM BORDEN wrote on April 12, 2017

Pembroke Pines Fl.



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Served from 63-64 Hq & Hq on the Hill as enlisted aide &
driver for Gen. Olinto M. Barsanti Cmdr. 1st. Brig. Camp
Kaiser and ADC for 7th. Inf.Div. Camp Casey.
Colonel Moody was actual base commander ( he was a Tanker) I
remember the day Kennedy was killed we went on full alert, a
small plane from the north crossed over and dropped flyers
saying they did it and tonight they would be coming to get
us. The General was mad wanted to fight! My jeep had a siren
and red lights, he believed strongly in being prepared and
would call alerts by us driving thru the streets of Kaiser
with Siren and lights on. Lt. Jack Oliver was his Aide de
Camp and helicopter pilot. After him it was a Lt. Swain. We
used to check out shot guns from social services and hunt
pheasant in the hills for special dinners. Saw snow for the
first time in my life there as I was born in Miami, Fl. had
never been away from home.

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WILLIAM COTTON wrote on April 22, 2017

HUNTINGTON WV - West Virginia

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I was in co. C

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STEVE FARRAND wrote on October 19, 2016

detroit michigan

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Was at Kaiser April 69 to may 70 2nd of the tenth a tank
driver. Best friend there Mike Lisi same platoon .
sgtpowell was the T C at that time I do recall on July 21
one of those 2 nd louies made our tank point the main gun
and the spot lite in the direction of the moon. I asked why
and he replied so the astronauts could see the lite Pretty
crazy stuff.Hope to hear from somebody 19 oct. 2016

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DON (PFC) COSTELLO wrote on July 28, 2016

Bolingbrook IL

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I was at Camp Kaiser May 1963 - May 1964 as a track & wheel
mechanic. Served as parts clerk/vehicle dispatcher for our
troop (2/10 Cav. unit (???) near front gate - not sure of
unit any more). My Army records destroyed in St. Louis fire
- don't exist any longer - personal records destroyed in
home flood in 1969. Just remember that I used to wear the
yellow scarf & yellow rope on dress uniform. We had one
M41 tank in unit (left over from Korean war) - always on
dead line waiting for parts. Wasn't aware that agent Orange
was being used there. Only heard about it from Vietnam.
Went to Ft. Carson for a year after Korea. Would like to
hear from anyone who served in same Cav. unit with me.

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JAMES BROOKS wrote on June 3, 2016

Clyde North Carolina

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Division head quarters co. 1967 1968. 36K20 Wireman. Drove a
bus that didn't exist in spare time. Lol. Shuttled incoming
and outgoing troops between camp Kiser and camp Casey. Also
transported troops to airport to go home. Still performed MOS
duties. Applied for agent orange comp. Still waiting.

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PEDRO RODRIGUEZ wrote on May 23, 2016

NYC/WEST PALM BEACH FLORIDA

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1966-1967 stayed at the all
inclusive Camp Kaiser for 13
months. My mos was heavy-duty
truck driver. Many times had to
drive Batt.Commander to camp
Casey for meetings. All the
photos bring back many memories.

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WAYNE ROACH wrote on April 19, 2016

Luttrell TN

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Stationed at Camp Kaiser HHC 2/17 Sep66-Nov67. I was S&T platoon Sgt.
last 6 months of tour. Would like to hear from anyone there during that time.
I now have everything agent orange causes but VA seems to have a deaf
ear. Didn't know what caused the barren hills and the foul then but I do
now.

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EDWARD TURNER wrote on March 24, 2016

Columbus (Powell) Ohio

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A year of digging.

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TOM HERSHBERGER wrote on March 23, 2016

eagle Wisconsin (WI)

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Hi guys, I hope some one can help. I was with A Company 2nd
and 10th Cav, 7th Inf at Camp Kaiser. I started out as a
tank driver and ended as a 4.duce mortar commander.I was at
Camp Kaiser from March 1968 thru Sept1969. has anyone been
awarded Agent Orange award?

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DONALD TAYLOR wrote on March 18, 2016

DETROIT MI./ DUNEDIN FL. FLORIDA

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I WAS STATIONED AT CAMP KAISER DURING 1958 NOVEMBER THROUGH
1959 DECEMBER. I WAS IN HQ.&HQ. TROOP 10TH CAV. AS A TANKER
I WAS ASSIGNED AS DRIVER AND LATER TO TANK COMMANDER.I WILL
ALWAYS REMEMBER MY TIME THERE AND MY BUDDIES. HOOAH

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PAUL SHENNUM wrote on November 26, 2015

Corning Calif.

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My base Camp was Camp Kaiser. I was with the Hawk missile
38th arty. Our missile site, was on top of mountain outside
of Camp Kaiser. I sure remember you guy's from the 7th Inf
and your tanks.

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THOMAS (TOM) JORDAN wrote on August 11, 2015

Manila Philippines

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Looking for others exposed to AO when we were on Phase Line
Papa. I was the battalion S-3 from February to August 1969.
Bill Vannie, Ken Moss, Cpt Higdon? Any of you there? Tom

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MIKE POU wrote on July 15, 2015

Atlanta Georgia

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I was stationed at Camp Ross in 1961 & 1962 with the 1st Cav. If anyone
knows of any of the soldiers stationed there with me I'd like to hear from
them. They would have to be at least in their seventies now. They might
remember some strange black objects appearing in the shower water. We
drained the tank on the hill that held the water and it was about a foot deep
with dead rats.

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TERRY LOVE wrote on June 29, 2015

Clearwater Florida

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Was stationed at Camp Kaiser "C" Troop 2/10th Cav. from
April 1970 until October 1970, as Kaiser was being phased
out. Assigned to "C" Troop 4/7th Cav. 2nd Id at Camp
MacKenzie. We later closed MacKenzie and were moved to Camp
Rice. Glad I saved all my paper work showing I was in the
2/10th Cav. and the 4/7th Cav. as both units were exposed
to Agent Orange during my tour. Long story short, had
serveral years of negotiations with the VA but was able to
obtain some benefits, not a whole lot, but some is better
than none. Had open hart surgery, 3 stints, and a TIA
(Trasient Ischemic Attack) or mini-stroke. All within the
last four years.

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BILL DE REVERE wrote on May 11, 2015

Maricopa CA

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I was at camp Kaiser from 4-70 until our
battery moved the end of summer 70.i was a radar
mechanic with A battery 7th Bn 5th Arty. I have
been trying to locate both were the tac site and
can kaiser would have been today.

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GREGG CLARK wrote on May 1, 2015

St. Stephen SC

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Served with Aco 2/17 (m) 7th div. from July 89 to Sept 70.
at Camp Kaiser. 100% disable as a result of agent orange
for some time now.

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LARRY HIGDON wrote on April 14, 2015

Lebanon Ky

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I was there 1969 until June 1970 A 2/17 spent time at phase
line papa

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CLIFFORD SMITH wrote on April 13, 2015

Estero Fl.

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Sgt Clifford Smith Sqd. Ldr. 3rd plt. A co.2nd/17,7th Inf Div.
Camp Kaiser Feb. 67 March 68 .
They,N.K.,took the Pueblo , and before that they tried to
assasinate the S.K. President.
We were mechanized ,APC's, cold/dusty,hot/very wet,can only
imagine how bad and cruel the Korean conflict was ! I was told
stories by Soldiers who were there .

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CLARENCE BUCHHOLZ wrote on March 10, 2015

Denver Colorado

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I was stationed at Camp Kaiser January 1967 - August 1967
Co A, 2/17 and then shipped to Vietnam.

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LEONARD ROBINSON wrote on March 8, 2015

Harrison twp michigan

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To whom this may concern, im writing about my husband, he
has since passed away and he was at camp Kaiser, radio man
and line man, he told me agent orange was used to kill out
all vegation, he was on a missile site, but was sent out to
hang lines, in and around the fence lines, also sprayed, im
trying to get help from VA but the process is insane to
prove agent orange was used..He was only 65 yrs old, he had
heart and liver proublems, in and out of hospitals for
several yrs no help..And we call this America, all you
soldiers deserve the best of care! And god bless you all
and thankyou for your service...If anyone knows my husband
please get intouch with me via e-mail Thankyou

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GARY CARSON wrote on March 4, 2015

Custer Washington

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Stationed Camp Kaiser feb 68---mar 69 HHC 2/17th inf. I
was a fowward observer,until started driving
Batt.Commander.Saw a lot of So.Korea,spent several months
living in tents near Camp Ross,we were asisting inbuilding
bunkers.I met a lot of wonderful during that 13 month
tour.Now I find out that some of my health problems could
be from there.I tried to get Va.Med. help .I was told I did
not qualify,Korea's vets .

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JOHN PERENCEVIC wrote on March 4, 2015

South Milwaukee Wisconsin

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I was Stationed at Camp Kaiser Nov 66 till Nov 67 and was
assigned to HQ company 1st of the 17th. I was the battalion
motor pool clerk and driver for Lt Ross, head of the
battalion motor pool. MY MOS was a track mechanic but I
knew how to type, thus the new job. We made monthly trips
to most of the other 7th Division camps throughout Northern
Korea and as far south as Seoul, trading, dealing and
securing parts to keep our battalion combat ready. Had a
black dog named Ralph that everyone knew.
I have a couple hundred colors slides that I took while
there if anyone is interested. Lots of great memories.

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AL WAGGONER wrote on February 1, 2015

Mt Juliet Tn.

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Sent to Camp Kaiser in February, 1968, from Fort Ord, Ca.
after the seizure of the Pueblo. Was in B Company, 2-17th
Infantry. Did a lot of field training in the early part of
the tour due to the elevated hostility. My Unit was sent
out to work with the Engineers on the new bunker line and
also to Anyang for perimeter guard duty around an
underground ammo site. MP's had the inside guard duty and
we(Infantry) were not allowed to look out when helicopters
brought in cargo. No cameras allowed either. If there
were nuclear weapons in S. Korea at that time, I know where
they were. There is an Anyang that is now the 15th largest
city in S.K., but I don't know if it is the same one as the
little village outside this site. I never knew where we
were in relationship to Kaiser. I stayed 15 1/2 months to
get an early out. Almost had to stay when N. Korea shot
down the AWACS plane.
It's hard to imagine what Unchon ni is today. Have
considered going to SK, but I don't know if I could avoid
looking for what doesn't exist anymore long enough to enjoy
what it is now.

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LESTER HARMON wrote on January 11, 2015

roanoke va

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62/63 A bTRY 6THBN 15TH ARTY

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JAMES ARBOLINO wrote on May 27, 2014

Netcong N.J.

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I was at camp kaiser from Feb 1961 to may 1962 2nd Battle
group 3rd inf 7th Division Our unit was the first over-rep
out of Ft Benning I thought it as a real outhouse until I
was at camp Hovey,camp Casey was real nice compared to the
others.I would like to hear from anyone that was in any of
the Over-Rep units.

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MARTIAL YOUNG wrote on May 17, 2014

Lake Charles La.

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65-66 Camp Kaiser, A Co. !/17(M) Inf.,&th Inf. Div. Did
the year 1965 to 1966 Happen?? Haven't been able to find
any one else there then! Agree with another post that
sniper fire and LPOP's kept us on our toes. Especialy
after the N. Koreans planted charges at the ammo dumps on
post but were shot at before setting them off. Seems no
one wanted to document anything happening while we were
there. Lot went on that remains unreported by command.
Wonder why??

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ROBERT REYNOLDS wrote on February 23, 2014

Midland North Carolina

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Comments:

I was at Camp Kiaser in C troop 2nd Recon 10 Cav. Sept. 1963
till Sept. 1964 was a wheel And Track Mechanic.

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ROBERT PORTER wrote on December 11, 2013

ventura california

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I was at Camp Kaiser 68-69 in the 106mm unit. At the motor pool a lot &
know they used some nasty weed killer, had no idea it was agent orange. I'm
looking for Arthur Hayes from NYC. Best of luck with your health problems.

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EDWARD NIVENS wrote on November 11, 2013

Smyrna SC

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I am looking for any Army Buddies who served in South Korea
from January 30, 1967 through March, 1968 and was stationed
many times at the DMZ. I was suppose to leave Korea on
February 29, 1968 but because of the U.S. Pueblo Vessel
being captured by the North Koreans, I was extended thirty
(30) days. I can remember the many times at the DMZ when
the it was so cold and the river frozen that it was sub zero
degree temperatures which was awful. I have illnesses from
which I believe to be because of the spraying of Agent
Orange, chemicals and/or other defoliants that were sprayed
in the Spring and Summer of 1967 and would appreciate
hearing from anybody who served in Co. B 1st Bn. 17th (MECH)
Infantry during January, 1967 through March, 1968 who was
there and can provide a Buddy Statement and any other
information as I have already been denied two time and have
a BVA Hearing this month but, it has caused me so much pain
and depression to keep through this process as they just
keep using the magic date of April 1, 1968. The illnesses I
suffer from are Diabetes II, Peripheral Neuropathy in both
hands and feet and Prostate Cancer for which I have already
had three surgeries and my wife was even told by a manager
at the VA that I was treated for a prostate problem in March
of 1968 but still being denied. I know there are many of
you who are going through the same thing I am and I will be
glad to furnish you any information that might help you and
would love for you to do the same for me. I am at the pint
of giving up and I know that is what they want me to do but
you get so depressed and already suffer pain on a daily
basis but what are you suppose to care when nobody cares. I
do care and hope to hear back from any of you who do have
information that might be helpful as I dread the Hearing
because you don't have a chance in the world because you
cannot give all of the information you have and then in the
Statement of Case, it is not even correct so what is a
Veteran suppose to do?

Thank You for letting me share and hope to hear from someone
shortly. Again, I am here to furnish any information I have
that might help anyone. I remember our motto as being TRUTH
AND COURAGE!

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HENRY HAYES wrote on September 13, 2013

TYLER TEXAS

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I WAS AT CAMP KAISER FROM APRIL 1967- AUGUST 1968 2/17
MEC.INF.DROVE APC FOR PLATOON LEADER

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STEVEN KAYFESH wrote on September 12, 2013

ypsilanti michigan

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Was in the 1/17 B co. Looking for Thomas Gunning was the
armorer for B co. 1/17 mech infantry 7th division.

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LEONARD DUSZYNSKI wrote on August 25, 2013

Munster Indiana

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My contribution to 'Phase Line Papa' was the supervision of
the soldiers building the bunkers. I was the 1st Brigade
Assistant S-3 who was stationed in the field with them from
April, 1968 until I left Korea in December, 1968.
I was stationed in Korea from January, 1967 through
December, 1968. Originally a platoon leader in the 1/17th
Mechanized Infantry stationed at Camp Kaiser, I moved on to
1/17th Btn HQ and then to the 1st Brigade HQ. It was
because of the Pueblo being captured in early 1967 that I
extended my tour of duty from the normal (then) 13 months
to almost 2 years.

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WAYNE HOFFMANN wrote on August 11, 2013

Coronado California

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I was 1st Brigade Chaplain of the 7th Division; the 2/17th
one of the units for which I was responsible....1964-65

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GLEN VAUGHAN wrote on August 8, 2013

Moreno Valley Californiaa

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I was at Camp Kaiser from July 69 to Sept. 70. Co C 2/17.
That's two monsoon seasons. What about those bugs?
Worked in the motor pool as the parts guy. What a cake job.

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JOHN LIGHTLE wrote on August 5, 2013

Griggsville Illinois

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At Camp Kaiser Jan 67- Mar 68. HHC. 1/
17 Medic platoon. Also ran the X-Ray
station last few months of tour. TDY at
121st evac hospital in August 67
Remember several incidents of US
troops injured in attacks near DMZ that
month. Made Spec 5 just before leaving
Korea March 68. Finished my two year
draft at Fort Campbell. Discharged
August 6, 1968. 45 years ago tomorrow
! Amazing !

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DALE HOWELL wrote on July 28, 2013

Houston Texas

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I arrived in Camp Kaiser in January 1968 before the Pueblo
was taken by the North Koreans.

We went to Phase Line Papa and spent most of the year
living in a rice paddy north of Camp Ross and south of Mun-
san-yi. Spent time with the Battalion Scouts on the DMZ
north of Freedom Bridge and then moved back to Camp Kaiser
just before Christmas 1968.

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ALAN SCHWARTZ wrote on June 17, 2013

Cedar Rapids Iowa

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I was there in this unit from May 69 - July 70. I have no clue
about Agent Orange exposure, so would appreciate anyone
emailing me reliable information or links to some.
My closest buddy from Kaiser died of stomach cancer a year
or two ago in his 50's! Did anyone reading this know and
remember KJC, Kevin Cassidy?
Happy to hear from anyone there at same time or any, for
that matter.

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JAMES MACNAB wrote on April 1, 2013

Ajo Arizona

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Hi Buffalo's troopers: I was from Az. but now live in Ca. Spent 12 months at
Camp Kaiser in charge of the lst. Film Exchange in 1958-59. Was TDY from the
127th Signal Co. in Camp Casey. Was sent to Kaiser to build the lst. Film
Exchange next to the Barber Shop and M.P. Quansit hut in front of the parade
ground. One cold place. Remember one Red Alert around midnite and we had
only 3 minutes to thro fuel oil on all the film an set it ablaze. Lucky they called
the alert off in 2 minutes. The 10th Cav. had already started all their tanks for
battle positions. Returned to Camp Kaiser as a civilian and it sure has changed
since I was stationed there. The ROK army has the old base now. The only two
buildings left is the General's building on the West side of the parade grounds
below the VHF site and Bunker C tanks on top of the mtn. and chapel
jimmacnab1@gmail.com

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BOB BANNON wrote on January 30, 2013

Seattle WA

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Served in C-2/17 from july 1969-june 70. Assigned after
most batalion returned from Phase Line Papa.

Led lots of patrols along the west side, Did the overnight
OP gig like everyone else, did a training exercise up
north.

Interested in hearing form others about those days,
concerned to read of those at kaiser who were exposed to
Agent Orange. curious as to what has been documented
around kaiser in that regard.

Feel free to send emails to trade inof or swap stories.

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RONALD ADAMS wrote on October 2, 2012

manchester tennessee

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I was a artillery crew chief by my mos, but i was the motor Sgt. during my time. i would be liked to be contacted by
anyone that served with me at that time.

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LAURIANO (L.B.) GARCIA wrote on August 29, 2012

Taft Texas

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station at camp kaiser oct.66-march 68 medic HHC attcahed
to D co. with all those crazy mejicanos from tex. calif.
ariz.new mexico

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STEPHEN EVANS wrote on April 7, 2012

Cincinnati Ohio

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I was at Camp Kaiser from April 1969 thru June of 1970,
Spent time at Phase Line Papa.

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JAMES ROBERT ADERHOLT wrote on July 8, 2009

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HI WRITING FOR MY HUSBAND HE KNOWS NOTHING ABOUT COMPUTERS HERE IS SOME INFO ON HIM HE WAS IN KOREA JAN 1969 TO FEB 1970 AND WAS EXPOSED TO AGENT ORANGE IT HAS CAUSED TYPE#2 DIABETES SKIN CANCER AND POLLOPS ON HIS BOWEL TRACK ONE PRE CANCER ALSO INJURYS IN A HELICOPTER CRASH WHICH HE IS GETTING A SMALL CHECK FROM V A WE ARE FILING FOR V A TO UP HIS PENTION JIM WAS WITH THE 7TH AND 10TH CAL HEADQUARTERS TROOP C TROOP YOU CAN EMAIL ME WITH ANY MESSAGES THANK YOU

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ED VONDERHARR wrote on June 22, 2009

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I WAS AT CAMP KAISER A TANK MECHANIC FROM APRIL 58 TILL JULY 59 M46 AND M41 7TH INFANTRY C TROOP 2ND RECON 10 CAV AT THE DMZ

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KEN HUNT wrote on June 11, 2009

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Was there feb 70 to sept 70... E mail me,..

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VAN EUGENE GIBBS wrote on June 11, 2009

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I was there in this time frame however I was in 7th infantry 1/17 Camp Kaiser June 1969 August 1970

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