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KEITH SMITH wrote on April 11, 2025

San Antonio TX

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Lived on Camp Liberty Bell with the 4.2 in (4 deuce) heavy mortar platoon along
with A Co 1/9 Inf Reg from December 1978 to December 1979 Manchus Keep Up the
Fire!

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WILLIAM HUNT wrote on February 23, 2025

Springfield MO

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Looking for old friends . I was in A company from 1980-81. If you was there please
email me.

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ROLAND KELLER wrote on May 22, 2024

San Antonio TX

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Commanded Alpha Manchu 2nd 9th inf & Liberty Bell from March 1977 to March 1978.

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LARRY DICKERSON wrote on January 16, 2024

Prescott AZ

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Stationed at Camp Liberty Bell 1978 , they brought back the 2/9 Infantry 2nd
Division , to Ft Reilly Kansas . We were rebranded the 1st Division .

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JONATHAN GODDARD wrote on January 5, 2024

Hazel Green KY

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Camp Liberty Bell 1983-1984
Manchu Forever

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WILLIAM PRESCOTT wrote on November 1, 2023

Agawam MA

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Hq Co 1st 31st mech infantry
1971 1972

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BILLY GARZA wrote on July 29, 2023

Beeville TX

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Stationed at Camp Liberty Bell 1985-1986 . 1st Platoon Sgt. Brown , Sgt Cashion
and Sgt . Campos were our sergeant’s. Looking for anyone who served then .

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DON SHANKS wrote on May 3, 2023

Wharton TX

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I was at camp LB from 10/71 to 12/72 RTO second platoon it pretty much sucked.
However I really enjoyed deer hunting with a 50 cal from a 113 on range day when
that little sucker ran across our target area all 4 apc's opened up, of course I
was the first to hit it, anyway we shot all our ammo in less than minute LOL.
None of us heard the cease fire order. That my story and I'm sticking 2it. Then
there was the day we
met that convoy of nukes while riding around in our 113's and some full bird got
all preturbed cause I took a couple of pitcher's
I didn't appreciate him taking my camera and exposing the whole roll but wtf he
ordered me/ all of us to never say a word well it's to late now. I done let the
cat out of the bag.
Unlike Randy I still ain't growed up. I got my self a touch throat cancer
washing those 113's in an abandoned asbestos pit probably didn't help or it
could have been those OJ:s . Life is still good I a PaPa now my Vette is going
to Jase grandson extrodnair. One of these days.

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JOHN BRODERICK wrote on April 4, 2023

Peoria AZ

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DMZ 70/71 Strike force

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PERRY SMITH wrote on March 5, 2023

Traverse City MI

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I was stationed at Camp Liberty Bell from May of 1991 to June of 1992. Looking
for old buddies from 3rd Platoon.

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JAMES MAGOUYRK wrote on October 30, 2022

Toad Suck AR

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Was 1st Sgt A Company 1/9 Camp Liberty Bell '81-'82, MANCHU!

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CARMELO RODRIGUEZ wrote on January 22, 2021

Palm Beach FL

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Camp Liberty Bell B co. 75-76 a short stay at Casey before PCSing to the
world, and then a 2nd tour 78-79 with the 1/38th Inf A co. Camp Hovey

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SKIP PARRY wrote on January 20, 2021

Indio CA

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Just trying to connect with any members of Bravo company 1/31st infantry
(mech ) between Nov 75 -Dec 76.
1st Sgt Leon Valentine
Co 1st Lt Chuck Stecker

I was in 1st platoon ,some names:
Lt Baumberger
Sgt Gasque
SGt Hoskey
E-4 Horsey
Pfc Sullivan
Jay wagameister (sp)
Sgt jeff cook

Just trying to connect ....

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DEAN SEYMOUR wrote on August 29, 2020

Olympia WA

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Was at LibertyBell from 1979-80, what a trip,..
Nothing like patrolling the Z
Liked the no bullshit 1st Sargent

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BOBIE SINGLETON wrote on February 3, 2020

hot springs AR

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camp liberty bell 1970, September spc 4 singleton

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JOEL CAMPISE wrote on November 11, 2019

Rosemont CA

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I was there at Camp Liberty Bell 75-76. I had about a month left on my tour
before PCS. The tree incident occurred. I followed orders and did my job.

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ALVIN SUTTON wrote on June 4, 2019

Sanford FL

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Looking for my buddies that serve in combat support company first of the name
during 1980 and 1981 they call me stymie heavy mortar platoon Sergeant bass
was our sergeant

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JAMES (JIM) STRATTON wrote on May 9, 2019

Alexandria VA

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SSG Gonzales,

I supported the 1st Radio Bn from Kaneohe, Hawaii in January of 1981, along
with my friend Bill 4sh, as Army NCOs on TDY from Ft. Ord. It was freezing
cold, but at least our guard shack had heat. The ROKs up the street had to
stand guard duty under concrete umbrellas, with waist-high sandbags as their
only protection from the elements. We passed them when we went to Camp
Liberty Bell every few days for showers, and we threw pre-made snowballs at
them from the back of our truck. They waited for us and did the same thing
to us on the way back! Good times, great memories.

Jim S.

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RANDY WHITE wrote on December 11, 2018

Grand Rapids MI

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I served at Camp Liberty Bell from 71 to 72, I remember many night patrols
around our out post and remember Sgt. Bob White stepping on a land mine. I
also remember Sgt. Creedon. No illness here! Had some good times there and did
a lot of growing up....

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HAROLD CARDONA wrote on October 3, 2018

dover NJ

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HEY CONTACT BAILEY, HERNANDEZ, RAMIREZ ANY AND ALL

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HAROLD CARDONA wrote on October 3, 2018

dover NJ

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LOOKING FOR FRIENDS 76-77

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JERRY TURNER wrote on November 7, 2017

Woodstock GA

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I was at Camp Liberty Bell Feb71 to Jul71? when we moved to
camp Hovey. I was 1LT Platoon Ldr with A Co 1/9 Manchu.
Remember nights on the fence and trips out to Panmunjeom,
NK speakers blasting propaganda and hot air balloons
dropping leaflets, DMZ patrols, Strafing the Z. Crazy
times but the NK leadership is crazier now.

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IVAN LAMBERT wrote on October 19, 2017

Houston Texas

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At Camp Liberty Bell A Company 1977 to 1978

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BRUCE FONNEST wrote on October 7, 2017

Las Cruces New Mexico

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I was with A Co. TDY to C co. at the time of the attack by
North Korean's. We just had a reunion last April and that
is the first time a lot of us were together in 50 years, we
are going to have another reunion 27 thru 29 April 2018 any
of you that was there in 67 when the unit got hit we sure
would like for you to attend, we also want anyone who has
ever served with the 76th regardless of when we want you to
attend the reunion. You can contact me at my e-mail
brucefonnest@hotmail.com, Cell# 575-649-1155 I'm the vice
president for the 76th Engr. Bn. (Const/CBT Heavy), You
can also contact Richard Cerone the president of the 76th
Engr. Bn. (Const./CBT Heavy) Cell# 207-595-2252 or Home#
207-647-3877 we would love to have you attend the reunion.

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RICK DYKSTRA wrote on September 20, 2017

Junction City KS

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Served in 1979 with Recon Scouts at Liberty Bell.

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DAN CREEDON wrote on June 26, 2017

Newark Delaware

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Serve from October 1970 to June 1971 B Company 31st Division
at Camp Liberty Bell. Sgt. stayed at 1st Barrack on the left
when you turn in off the road. I remember there was no heat
in the personnel carriers. Some kind of winter.

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HAROLD CARDONA wrote on May 8, 2017

rockaway nj

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hey was at the BELL 76-77 looking for old friends

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MIKE ELIAS wrote on February 13, 2017

GOUSHEN NEW YORK

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Our 50th anniversary is this year.I am thinking about A road
trip Aug.2017 WHAT THE HELL.

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THOMAS MITCHELL wrote on January 26, 2017

Geneva New York

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I was one of the 3 grader operators who helped build Camp Liberty Bell
and the road to Panmunjom.. I am also one of the wounded survivors of the
N Korean attack on Aug 28th 1967 which took the lives of Curtis Rivers and
Mike Vogel. I have contact information for Lt. Douglas Hill, our
commanding officer and Tom Rice another grader operator. I have pictures
of Camp Liberty Bell under construction and Panmunjom as it was then,
along with close ups of the enemy within the compound. It's been almost 50
years, I 'm reaching out to any and all who served with us. God Bless you
all!

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JOHNNY BITTLE wrote on January 2, 2017

Wentzville Missouri

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I was at Camp Liberty Bell in July 71-SEPT 72. Served on
GP Collier a few times made couple trips inside the DMZ
looking for infiltrators. As a veteran I feel we should
receive Cib, I witnessed firefights several nights, as
that was when NK liked to screw with us, and at the GP
they came right up to our wire lots of times. I don't
know when the spraying of agent orange happened but I
have terrible joint and muscle pain from inflammation and
I have been disabled since 2000. Just wondered if anyone
else serving during that time suffering with this crap.
Always a Buffalo... Email at bigjohnjb@gmail.com

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ROY HERRIN wrote on November 28, 2016

Suffolk VIRGINIA

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I was there 72-73 4 duce Plt.

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LAWRENCE (LARRY) MUDD wrote on September 17, 2016

Rio Rancho New Mexico

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I was stationed there from January 1969 to May 1970. Worked
on GP Lucy and GP Katie in the spring of 1969. I was AMMO
NCO for A Company 1st Battalion 38th Infantry. They called
me the mayor of the turkey farm.

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ARNIE CHAPMAN AT CAMP LIBERTY BELL JANUARY 83 TO JULY 83 wrote on February 12, 2016

Oceanside NY

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A Company 1/9. There were some cool dudes in my platoon I
would love to hear from

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ROB BUCHER wrote on January 13, 2016

selinsgrove pa

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dec 1985-thru dec 1986 1/9 remember rickey wattenberger
Kuntz moscowitz Marconi reeves and my roommate north
and sgt Vandenberg from Michigan great memories if anyone
is out there,, shoot me a message

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THOMAS SIERRA wrote on October 7, 2015

Centennial Colorado

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I was stationed at Camp Liberty Bell B CO 1/31 Infantry
from August 1974 till June 1975. I had to leave Korea
early due to my mother passing. I was reassigned to the
Ceremonial Platoon at Fort Hamilton, NY until my ETS in
April 1976. Would love to connect with others from that
time period.

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JOHN WORTMANN wrote on January 24, 2015

FLORISSANT MO

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I WAS THE COMPANY TRUCK DRIVER AT CAMP LIBERTY BELL 1983/84

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DAVID BEAM wrote on December 29, 2014

Salem SC

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Although I was not involved in the construction of Camp
Liberty Bell, I was in the immediate area during that time
period (I was with 3rd Bde Hdq). I have original pictures
and articles on this attack as well as articles on most if
not all of the significant ambushes and attacks during 1967
as published in the Stars and Stripes newspaper. If
interested, please contact me via email or 864-723-0711.

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LOUIS REIN wrote on December 28, 2014

spring hill FL

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looking for friends there from 75 - 76

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DOUG ANDERSON wrote on December 8, 2014

Wichita Kansas

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I was a Manchu stationed at Camp Liberty Bell from March
84 to March 85. We were a COHORT unit that had been
together at Fort Ord, CA and shipped over as a full
company. I remember 1SG Shelby. Our Company Commander was
Captain Lauren S. Davis. I was his radio operator and was
in Headquarters Platoon. I can clearly remember the other
2 guys in the commo section Mark Thomas and Michael
Chance. If anyone was there during that period I would
love to hear from you. My email is
rkymtnman12001@hotmail.com.

Once a Manchu, always a Manchu.

KEEP UP THE FIRE!!!

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LATTIE PAYNE wrote on November 27, 2014

Simpsonville SC

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Hello,
I was stationed at Liberty Bell from mid 1971 till 8/1972.
Do remember very well how guard duty at the two GP's and
how lonely and isolated and some people do not realized in
a moments notice how dangerous it could be and was at time
not knowing the what could happen. If anyone would like to
get in touch please feel free to call at 1-864-963-4941

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DOUGLAS PALMER wrote on November 17, 2014

Mora New Mexico

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I was in A company worling in quarry on shovel crain .
We built camp iberty bell in the summer of 1967 . Also l
was on the assualt on aug 28 three killed killed one
american Mike Vogel and two katusas .Ray Earp from S
Carolina.Ed Tiller from Virginia was hit in the chest and
the round bounced off of his chest , i also was hit in
the chest bullets knocled me down and dkd not
penetrate my chest the bullets went thru the corner of
supply room. That was a very bad day .We worked
long and hard the men i served with are the best ever
,great men.

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EDWARD SHELTON wrote on October 28, 2013

Dhahran Saudi Arabia

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I was the 3rd Platoon Leader of the 1/9th Monster Men from
1978-1979. I am interested in meeting and sending pictures
to old friends. shelton.acla@yahoo.com. SGT Swain and
Evans were our squad leaders.

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TYRON MISTER wrote on August 26, 2013

Fresno California

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A co.1/9inf.3rd.platoon monsterman DMZ Korea Oct.78-Oct.79 l
live in Fresno, Calif. Facebook Oldskooltyron or email
mistertyron@yahoo.com or call me 559 283-7540 Keep up the
fire my brothers

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BRUCE BAILEY wrote on July 20, 2013

Minneapolis MN

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1984-85 A company 1/9 Communications with SP4 Huerta, 1SG
Shelby, Capt. Kotulan.

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DWAYNE LEWIS wrote on May 27, 2013

dallas tx

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I was at camp Liberty from Oct 78 til Oct 79 and then again
in 81 til 82 camp greaves, I remember doing team spirit,
down south with all the other unit, hey you had to be in
good shape doing those times,I remember alot of roads
marches, and if you feel behind Top would have your ass
back out there the next day making it up,but over all I had
a good time, It grew me up fast,but It made a man out of
me. Keep up the Fire!! Manchu all the way!!!

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BOB MONAHAN wrote on December 17, 2012

Abington Mass

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I was at, (hell I helped BUILD), Camp Liberty Bell in 1967.
When we got there it was an empty field with a water tower.
We had to stay at the JSA compound while we set up our tents
and got the camp ready for the rest of the Company to come
up from our base camp.We were Co "C" 76th Engineer
Battalion. Our nickname was the "Liberty Bell" battalion (76
get it?)and that's how the camp got its name.We spent the
first month or so building the camp, pouring the pads for
the hootches, setting up the water point, the rock crusher
at the quarry and the Motor pool. We were already going up
into the JSA to begin work on the roads going up to
Panmunjom and doing some work in the meeting area. All the
while not knowing that we had been plunked down in the
middle of a war zone.Our first inkling came early when one
of our 'dozers broke down in the Z on the road right under
the OP on the way up to Panmunjom. We were told that we had
to provide guard duty to protect the dozer "from slicky
boys" That night the NKs hit the outpost and we started
taking fire from both sides because nobody had told the
outpost that we were there. We took fire about every 2 weeks
or so. But the worst happened on August 28th 1967 when about
20 NKs opened automatic weapons fire from the surrounding
hills above the Rock quarry into our camp. It was 5PM, chow
time and the chow line was hit as was the motor pool. They
then walked their fire down the tent line and back up again
into the Mess Hall. By the time we were able to get to our
weapons, locked in the arms room which we had to break open,
3000 thousand rounds had been fired into our camp and we had
4 KIA and 28 WIA out of an understrength company of 87 men.
Sp/4 Michael Vogel was killed running from the motor pool
and PFC Curtis Rivers later died of wounds received in the
Mess hall where he was a cook. 2 Katusas, including the
Katusa Sgt Major, were also KIA. There was no acknowledgment
of this sacrifice by these men. Not even the Company
yearbook for that year acknowledges they were part of the
company, let alone that they had died serving with it. I
wanted to put this on here so that those of you who have
served at Liberty Bell would know that the ground you walked
on and the place you served at was bought at a pretty high
price and so the Names Mike Vogel and Curtis Rivers would be
remembered as well as those others who bled at Liberty Bell.

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ROSS ASHER wrote on May 10, 2012

Houston Texas

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I was a rifle platoon leader in Bravo Co., 1/31 INF from
July 1975 to February 1976. Would love to hear from any old
Bearkats from that time period. I hear that there are people
pushing for CIB's for DMZ service. Wouldn't that be
something after all of these years.

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ELIAS wrote on April 21, 2011

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co.c.76 I was at C.L.B.for most of 1967 like most of the guys.I cant recall any of us going back across the river for a brake.In 1967 when you crossed the imijn river you stayed.At least if you were in Co.C 76 Enginars.The best of the best.

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DAVID G YEATMAN wrote on April 11, 2011

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Hey ya ole Hill Billy. tryin long time ya old fart . to find ya.Even rode the ole Hog to Tenn .Back in 70s.Bro got major health Down time. ya heard of agent orange crap .Johnny Bennett. Call me .EMAIL ASap.

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MIKE ELIAS wrote on February 15, 2011

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I was at Camp Liberty Bell 1967

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JOHNNY BENNETT wrote on February 9, 2011

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I served at Camp Liberty Bell during 1968 and 1969. Back then we would spend 4 months on the zone and 4 months south of the river. I was in A company 1st Battalion 38th Infantry. I have a few pictures from that time period.

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BOBBY WINGATE wrote on July 10, 2010

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I was at Liberty Bell with A 2/9 Wpn's Plt(81's) May 78- Sept 78. Unit turned
over DMZ mission to 1/9. 2/9 moved to Cp Hovey and then Battalion mass
movement Dec 1978 to Ft Riley KS. Enjyed Liberty Bell and area very much.
Thank You All For Your Service to Our Country.
'KEEP UP THE FIRE' Wingate

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TOM HERNANDEZ (SGT HERNANDEZ) wrote on June 8, 2009

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I was stationed at Camp Liberty Bell Apr,84-Apr,85. I was with heavy mortars we had the hootch just past the orderly room on the right. Does anyone know where Kitty Hawk was? I've been reading some things that sound like there calling Liberty Bell Kitty Hawk! I remember going through the front gate and seeing a big banner that said 'Camp Liberty Bell', we even had to cover it up once when some North Korean big wigs went through on their way to Souel for some meetings. Remember we didnt exist. I was there when the Russian came through the JSA and all hell broke loose. Remember when someone hung the American flag upside down at Liberty Bell? I still have dreams of that damn alert siren, the speakers and some other shit I saw whenever we were told to 'lock and load 1 30 round magazine and sit on the sand bags in the back of the deuce and a half'if you were there you know what I mean.And what was that stuff the deuce and a half would spray when it would drive down the middle of Liberty Bell? Had a weird chemical smell and made it hard to breathe afterwards. I mention these things so that my brothers who were there with me can remember them too,Im proud to have served there but wish I never would have went,The VA says were lairs when we tell them what happened and why we need help. F**k them,I drank the fire,did my patrols and stood the line when everyone down south got short times and V.D.we need to push for what we deserve,we left the DMZ but it never left us. God Bless you and 'Keep Up the Fire. Stay in touch Brothers.

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SSGT GONZALES wrote on June 3, 2009

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I was at Warrior Base just up the street from Liberty Bell Nov. 1978 to Mar. 1979 with a detachment of Marines from !st Radio Bn. out of the ist Marine Brig. in Hawaii. Looking to hear from anyone from the unit.

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TERRY MAHAFFAY wrote on May 16, 2008

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I was at Camp Liberty Bell in the 1st/31st inf(M) 2nd Inf Division Imjin Scout from 1971-1972. Would love to find some buddies and more info about the Agent Orange symptoms. I have had several strange medical problems and was very ill while stationed there but medical records are missing. Any help would be appreciated.

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KEVIN CONNOR wrote on August 24, 2007

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Looking for anyone that was at Alpha 1st 9th Inf from November 1984 to November 1985 email me also I have contact from John Mills who was Staff Sargent at the time Manchu " Keep up the fire "

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TOM G wrote on May 16, 2007

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I was stationed at Liberty Bell from 11/71to 12/71, and conducted numerours patrols inside the zone. I remember a few times of needing to actually having to where our gas masks, and take soil, and water samples to bring back with us. Also any dead birds,animals etc.. that were found. One time we went on patrol in full MOPP posture,(not fun). I have no recollection of actual dates of these patrols, but I do remember being completely medically checked out following the completion of two of them.

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MIKE WARD wrote on April 6, 2006

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"I was at radar site 4 and liberty bell from 79- 80 nighthawks and e-tab 25 fa down camp stanley. This a test to see if you get this email. If you do please respond. Greg"



I was at site 4 too, in 1974 - Have i mailed you before? I've got alot of pictures of the hill - It was being re-landscaped into something different when i left there in jun'74. They were moving the perimeter fence to the other side of the hill. I wish i knew what it looked like a year later. (see CAMPLB14.JPG in that directory link)
Most of the picture files in this directory are of site 4 and Liberty Bell.
http://home.earthlink.net/~kor74/
mike ward 73-74

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GREG LISTMAN wrote on February 26, 2005

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I was at radar site 4 and liberty bell from 79- 80 nighthawks and e-tab 25 fa down camp stanley. This a test to see if you get this email. If you do please respond. Greg

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