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Entry: 9433

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JENNIFER LEICHNER wrote on November 4, 2025

Winslow AR

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I’m looking for anyone who remembers Camp Saint Barbara Orphanage from 1964. My
mother was adopted by Sergeant Major Keith Taylor in the US Army. He was at the
121St Evac Hospital. Does anyone remember him or can tell us more about the
orphanage.

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Entry: 9427

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SHAUN TRELTAS wrote on October 8, 2025

Crawfordville FL

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Greetings,
I was born Shaun Ryan Durham. My grandfather CW3 Fred T Durham was stationed in
Camp St Barbara Korea. 2nd Battalion 76th Artillery 67-68. He and my grandmother
via the United States Army adopted my mother from the orphanage that was there
very near Camp St. Barbara. He then went on to Vietnam CW2 (HQ&HQ). Served as an
member of 1st Aviation Golden Hawks, attached to 281st AHC and flew helicopter
combat missions with the 268th Combat Aviation Battalion, (Statim Nos Agimus) he
earned an Bronze star for ground combat and earned his air medal for combat
flights. He resided his family in Wakulla County Florida (buried in his hometown
of Quincy, FL.) My Korean adopted mother straight out of the war zone met my
indigenous Chamorro father from the island of Guam. He abandoned me and my
mother is why I was born and carried the Durham last name for Two years before
my dad was in an horrible accident and he weaseled his way back into our lives,
married my mother, took me to Guam and had my name changed to his last name. I
was my Korean adopted mother’s First born child in America here in TLH FL. Born
on Friday 13,JAN.1984. The significance of it all is that 13,JAN. is National
Korean American day. Thank you to all my Grandpa’s brothers at arms. Thank you
for the opportunity you all gave to my peoples/countries and thank you for
fighting to uphold our constitutional rights and privilege that we must fight so
hard to keep due to unethical, immoral, dishonest, corrupt, abuser police and
the good ole boy courts. I appreciate what you all did to serve and protect us
all here as Americans.
Inafa’ Maolek 🇬🇺⚖️🇰🇷
1 Timothy 6:10
Colossians 4:1
Ezekial 25:17
Romans 12:19
🙏🏽::☮️

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Entry: 9420

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TAE YOO wrote on September 12, 2025

Woodland Park NJ

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I served at Camp Saint Barbara during
parts of 1964-1967. I came to Brooklyn, New York on December 22, 1968 by
invitation from U.S. Army Chaplain/Colonel, Conrad W Loftus to study for BBA, MLS
and Doctoral.

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Entry: 9399

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JOSEPH LEWIS wrote on June 12, 2025

Kingston PA

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I served in the 2nd Battalion 76th Artillery Camp Saint Barbara Korea 1968. I was
Senior Track Mechanic on the M110 Sp 8 inch howitzer but I also loved the Rose Bar
in the Village of Twamdong just across the bridge. I'm 76 now and it felt good to
read about guys that served there to.
Thanks

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Entry: 9398

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DONALD MOORE wrote on June 11, 2025

DeKalb TX

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I served in Hq Btry 1st Trg Acq Bn 25 Arty in fall of 61 to spring 62. Was
transferred there from A Btry 4th Msl Bn 44th Arty, Extended in Korea due to
Berlin Crisis.

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Entry: 9371

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JOHN R (BOB) HUCKINS SR wrote on March 15, 2025

Maywood NJ

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I was at Saint Barbara from October 1964 until November 1965. I was TDY from 123
Signal Company for my whole tour. A hut was next to the post office. Started out
as APO 2 and changed to 96202 while I was there.

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Entry: 9317

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THOMAS YOUNG wrote on November 12, 2024

st. clairsville OH

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Was there 1960 to 1961. I was with the 1st observation Battalion 25th Artillery,
I drove the battery commander plus did my military MOS of 153. At 18 years old,
no fear, friends with a Calif football player at USC, Bill Bowers. The only name i
can remember. What a wake up call it was.

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Entry: 9239

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DENNIS JACOBS wrote on April 15, 2024

St Augusta MN

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Was stationed at camp st barbara korea, August 1969 thru Dec 1970. Drove
commanding officer to DMZ multiple times. I have multiple illnesses that are
related to Agent orange exposure. But am having a difficult time with proof.
Currently set for appeal.
Any help would be great

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Entry: 9181

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JACK ROWLANDS wrote on December 3, 2023

DURYEA PA

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I was in Hq Btry 6th Bn 12thy Arty Camp Saint Barbara Feb 68 till Mar. 69.Spent
quite a few days on the OP's for calibration's and then ORT's. Surveyed in many
gun positions including some directly on the DMZ. Looking for any of the guys
still alive??

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Entry: 9156

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MICHAEL BAYLISS wrote on September 27, 2023

Seguin TX

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I was at Camp St Barbara in 68 foward Detachment 8th Army motor pool part of the
the Dirty dozen. I now have heart conditions and Hypertension.

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Entry: 9137

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HENRY TOLBERT wrote on August 20, 2023

Savannah GA

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Was station at Camp Santa Barbara july 1969 july 1970. C btry 2/76, always alert
and viglant during my tour of duty while stationed there.

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Entry: 9133

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WILLIAM JACONETTI wrote on August 17, 2023

Chicago IL

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1962 to 63 Agent Orange stored at Camp Casey. It Was spread by ROK solders. I was
an acting supply Sgt.
Peggy Lee Strong Headquarters/Headquarters Co. I Corp Artillery.

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Entry: 9128

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PHILLIP CHRISTENSEN wrote on August 6, 2023

Elwood KS

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Was station at camp Santa Barbara 1968 to 1969 was in FDC Hunting for John Carol.

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Entry: 9101

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STEVEN BISON wrote on June 16, 2023

TONOPAH AZ

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6/12 arty commo HHC little camp behind st Barbara 1968
anybody remember the camp on the way to the OP for the range?

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Entry: 9079

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FREDERICK SALSGIVER wrote on April 30, 2023

Bedford OH

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Was stachend at camp Santa Barbara 1967 1968 would like to know if we can get
some compensation from the military already have 100 percent disability but could
use some. Cash if posable phone 440 317 4492 email is fsalsgiver17@gmail.com

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Entry: 9057

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LYNN TANNER wrote on March 25, 2023

Savannah TN

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I was at Camp Saint Barbara 1968 till 1969
I worked at S-3 as a driver.
Went back 1970 till 1971 this time I was at camp houze 2nd infantry
At that time I lived in Trion, Ga.
Now I live in Savannah, Tn

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Entry: 9012

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IVAN LANHAM wrote on January 24, 2023

White Pigeon MI

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I served at Camp Saint Barbara 1968 to 1969. Gunnar 8 Inch Artillery Unit.
Returned to Fort Lewis Washington and ended career as a Drill Sergent at Fort
Lewis.

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Entry: 9004

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RONALD HOLLRAH wrote on January 14, 2023

Brookfield CO

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I was stationed at CSB from 1969 to 1970. I was an S3 officer under LC Alfred
Bartolacci and LG Vinson. Upon REFRAD, completed my PhD (Civil Engineering) at
Missouri U, and worked for a large engineering company. Now retired in CO.

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Entry: 9000

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MIKE (MICHAEL) FLETCHER wrote on January 10, 2023

Granger IN

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Hello, I was Stationed at the US Army, Camp Saint Barbara, S Korea, Artillery
Specialist Academy, 1969 and 70, TDY from Camp Casey whole tour of 13 months. Is
there anyone on this page or another page, from the Specialist Academy ?
Like many of us from the DMZ area,, I am now suffering several bad illnesses
likely from Agent Orange. Anyone else ?
Thanks, Mike

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Entry: 8984

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ROBERT BABBITT wrote on December 5, 2022

STILLMAN VALLEY IL

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stationed camp st. barbara aug 1969 to oct 1970 2nd & 76th hhb motor pool

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Entry: 8979

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CHARLES MORRIS wrote on November 26, 2022

Sterling MA

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Feb 68 to June 68 survey section 2/76 artillery
We put in the artillery points for the 8-in guns
I was transferred to the 7th infantry division in June along with approximately 30
other men
Does anyone remember an incident sometime around March or April 68th when a
patrol member broke his leg while patrolling the mountains that were north of
Santa Barbara
A flare was lit for helicopter pick up and unfortunately
caused a big fire...SNAFU

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Entry: 8977

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DAVID GENTRY wrote on November 24, 2022

Jamestown KS

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Camp St Barbara 11/1967 - 01 01/1969. 6th /12th. 13E20 Fire Direction. E-5

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Entry: 8966

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DENNIS HEINEN wrote on November 10, 2022

Huxley IA

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There June 1967 to July 1968. Was in Tab unit as surveyor. Any the old guys from
1st - Art around?

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Entry: 8933

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ROGER HARRISON wrote on October 1, 2022

Vancouver WA

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I was in company C from Jan 67 till June 68.
I was the clerk in the motor pool.
I had a lot of interaction with other motor pools. I finished my tour at Camp
Richardson running the parts dept. for our battalion.
Very interested in hearing from anyone I served with

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Entry: 8930

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GARY WEITER wrote on September 28, 2022

Louisville KY

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was at santa barbara 67 and 68 was extended when they captured the Pueblo anyone
else out there. A Battery

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Entry: 8891

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KEVIN HASTIE wrote on July 10, 2022

Weymouth MA

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Was up on site 1971 Saint Barbara 4 months then it closed,was in Camp Casey ,and
Camp Red Cloud 51st Signal Corp.Great Bunch guys.

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Entry: 8847

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MARCO BOVOLATO wrote on January 24, 2022

RECOARO TERME

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SALVE A TUTTI
SCRIVO DALL'ITALIA
TRAMITE MIO NONNO, MORTO TANTI ANNI FA HO EREDITATO
UN ACCENDINO A BENZINA CON LE INIZIALI SEGUENTI
L.T. WHYLLIAMS - CAMP. S.TA BARBARA KOREA
QUALCUNO LO CONOSCEVA ?

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Entry: 8844

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BILL THOMPSON wrote on January 17, 2022

Norfolk VA

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I was stationed at Personel Section I Corps. Still have an Army jacket with the
bullseye on it. Bill Thompson

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Entry: 8770

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EDDIE MALLARD wrote on March 20, 2021

Ludowici GA

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I was in Korea March 66-Apr 67with Service Battery 6/12th Artillery, CP Santa
Barbara, Korea. 1SG Thomas J. Levelle, and SP4 Lee Meriweather. Any one there,
please contact me.
Eddie

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Entry: 8665

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LARRY VER HAGE wrote on September 8, 2020

Hudsonville MI

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I served at Camp St Barbara, March 1968 to May 1969. I was the Radio Section
Chief at Headquarters and Headquarters Battery.

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Entry: 8634

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LEON MATHIS wrote on July 13, 2020

San Antonio TX

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I was stationed at camp saint barbara from sept.67 to oct.68 at Headquaters
and headquarters Battery A I corp (group) Artillery in motor pool,anyone
else?

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Entry: 8570

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JON NIBLACK wrote on March 16, 2020

Willows CA

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I was at 1st tab 25 artillery in 1970 when it closed down. Then went to 2nd
and 76 artillery tell we turned it over to the ROC army. Then went down to the
3rd and 81st Sargent missile unit. Left Korea in 1971
God bless everyone that served

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Entry: 8544

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KENNETH [EDD] WIGGINTON wrote on February 16, 2020

Decatur AL

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I served as S-2 [intelligence] and S-5 [civil affairs] staff officer to
General Vinson, commanding general of I Corps Group Artillery from March 1970
to May 1971. Coincidentally my departure coincided with the return of Camp
St. Barbara to the Republic of Korea Army in May 1971.

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Entry: 8510

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RODGER SHINN wrote on January 11, 2020

Fredonia KS

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I was at Camp St Barbara in 1957--58--Battery A-IST OBSN BN---25 ARTILLARY--
Contact me if you care too

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Entry: 8434

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JIM VALENTINE wrote on November 3, 2019

Lansdale PA

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I was at GP Barbara in the DMZ in 1968-69. Is this what is called Camp St.
Barbara?

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Entry: 8246

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JOHN PLEKES wrote on July 25, 2019

Muskegon MI

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I was there March 63 to March 64 in C Bat 76th Arty Does anyone remember me

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Entry: 8229

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WILLIAM HOVERSON wrote on July 5, 2019

Fargo ND

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Served in St. Barbara from April to Dec. of 1968.

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Entry: 8222

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MAX HOYT wrote on June 29, 2019

The Woodlands TX

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I served in Korea at St Barbara in 1960-61 as Battalion Survey Officer. Don’t
remember the structure but my Commander was Colonel Mike Mahone. The Chaplain
was Captain Jimmy.......? I played the organ at Chapel and for dinner in the
Officer Club requested by BG Andrew Seitz. I also served as Commander of the
Honor Guard. I also flew the DMZ as an observer in the Bird Dog, L-19.

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ROBERT SYLVAN wrote on May 8, 2019

Kansas City MO

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Stationed at Camp Santa Barbara from Dec '63 to Dec '64. Served as a Clerk-
Typist in S-3.

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Entry: 8118

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STEPHAN CRIFASI wrote on April 18, 2019

Sterling htd MI

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Was at Camp St Barbara 1st 25th Arty tab 1968-69 was on the DMZ for two mouth
A and C Baty A batt was by Camp Jackson was the Hq + 1962-63 on a 155mm ton on
the DMZ + 1965-66 by Walker Hill I Corp one more time 1971-73 8th Army, was in
France, Germey, Oki Japan. Ft Sill Ft Knox Ft Dix Ft Campbell Ft Chaffee and
Ft Ord Base D-13-4 Ft Knox 1960 was with the CID Ft Campbell Ky no help from
Detroit VH Hospital on A/O thank to all the GI

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Entry: 7969

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PETER SAVASTA wrote on March 10, 2019

Hudson Falls NY

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I was at the 55 MP detachment at Camp St Barbra mid 63 to Feb. 64. Some didn't
know if you continued on the road past the firing range you would be on the
DMZ. I traveled the DMZ touring much of the area. There were plenty of
checkpoints to go through. Some were American but most were Korean. That's why
we had a Katusa patrolled with us for freedom of movement. After Feb. it was
back to Red Cloud for a Court Marshell. Ha ha ha What a farce that was.

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Entry: 7738

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WILLIAM GAITHER wrote on October 20, 2018

Liberty Hill SC

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I was stationed at Camp Saint Barbara with HHB Group Corps Artillery from
April 4, 1968 to June 9, 1969. I worked in the Commo office as Crypto NCO
Clerk. I was promoted to Sergeant E-5 on February 13, 1969. Specialist E-4
Leonard Emanuelson from Deep River, Ct. was my assistant. Communications
Chief at the time was SSG E-6 Simon Y. Burrell and Communications Officer
was Lawrence C. Dufrain, Jr. 1st Lt
Sig C.
I filed for VA Benefits due to Agent Orange Exposure (Type II Diabetes) and
was denied. It is my understanding that Camp Saint Barbara's location was
the northernmost and closest to the DMZ. Agent Orange was used along the DMZ
during 1968 and 1969, all due to the Pueblo Incident/Crisis.

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GLENN EVANS wrote on October 14, 2018

Palm Desert CA

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I served at St. Barbara from April of 1968 until May of 1969. I worked in the
Comm center and would like to reunite with anyone who was there with me.

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Entry: 7645

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PATRICK KNOX wrote on August 31, 2018

INDIAN ORCHARD MA

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My father was in Korea in 1955 to roughly 1957 at Camp St. Barbara. Was
wondering if anyone may have known him, or may have the yearbook or any photos
from that time there. He doesn't have much, any help would be appreciated. His
name is Grosvenor Downing. Knox, Jr, but everyone called him by his nickname
Tony, they nicknamed him at the camp as he resembled Tony Curtis. Thanks

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Entry: 7580

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DENNIS HAUZE wrote on July 31, 2018

Farmington UT

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A Btry, 1st TAB, 25th Arty, Camp St. Barbara. MET Section. Supporting all
Artillery Firing exercises in the field and from CSB. 1964.

With 1st Cav Arty, I Corps Arty (6/12th Arty, 1/76th Arty at CSB), 7th Div
Arty, any other firing at Range Rodriguez.

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BILL GOFF wrote on July 19, 2018

Manchester NH

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I was Motor Pool Clerk in B Battery, Camp Saint Barbara 69-70. Looking for
others.

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JAMES MCKINNEY wrote on June 27, 2018

wilmington DE

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I was at camp Santa Barbara April 1969 till July 1970. A battery gunner in
second section. Looking to reconnect with any of you guys that are still out
there.

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Entry: 7513

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EDWARD GOLDZIMER wrote on June 11, 2018

SAN Dirgo CA

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Was one of two doctors in I Corps Artillery at Camp Saint Barbara during parts of 1968-69.

Did camp Saint Barbara disband after that?

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Entry: 7469

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MIKE HUGHES wrote on April 7, 2018

Los Alamitos California

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I was an 8th Army combat medic who was TDY to the ICA
Dispensary that was the med facility at Camp Saint Barbara
from 1969-70. Reading the other posts I'm not exactly sure
if we we were technically in No Korea or what, but, Camp
Saint Barbara was north of the 1st Air Cav Memorial that is
supposedly on the 38th Parallel.

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ALOIS CLASEMANN wrote on March 2, 2018

Cloquet Mn

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I was at camp st Barbara from Jan 1953 to May 1953,then we moved into
no Korea until the cease fire was signed

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Entry: 7438

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MIKE FRIEL wrote on February 13, 2018

Haverhill MA

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I served at Camp Santa Barbara From 1969-1970. During that
time 5 GI's were killed by infiltrators and it was not
reported back home.
does anyone know exactly how far the Camp was from the DMZ?
I am thinking in a straight line, the 8 inch howitzers could
shout a round about 15 miles, +/-

"Hey GI!!"

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Entry: 7354

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DANIEL SMITH wrote on November 7, 2017

DENTON NORTH CAROLINA

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I SERVED IN THE FIELD WIREMAN OUTFIT IN 1967

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Entry: 7344

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KENNETH KROISS wrote on October 27, 2017

Rib Lake WI

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Greetings.
I am searching for any one who served at Camp St. Barbara 1968-1969. I
was in C Company and operated a howitzer for most of my tour but then
became a dog handler due to bad knees. Please contact me. I am in
desperate need for a buddy statement that I was there. My paperwork is
all in great order and places me there but the VA now states they need a
buddy statement. Thanking you in advance.

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Entry: 7292

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JOSEPH CURTIN wrote on August 11, 2017

Holland MA

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I was in Signal Maintenance HQ Co 51st Signal Bn Uijongbu
from Jan 63 to Jan 64. 51st had sites on all bases near the
DMZ, including Santa Barbara. One day we were informed that
there was a major problem with equipment at Santa Barbara,
so they decided to send me up there with my TS-352 and my
toolbox. Normally we would go by road in a Jeep or three-
quarter, or hitch a ride in a deuce and a half, but they
thought it would take too long by road, so they sent me
down to the airfield where I took the only helicopter ride
of my life, from Uijongbu to Santa Barbara. We fixed the
problem at the TCC-7 van and never went up the hill to the
TRC-24 van. I hitched a ride back to Uijongbu by road.

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CRAIG LADD wrote on June 26, 2017

Camarillo California

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Cp St Barbara 69' - 70' - 6&12 artillary, I Corp Bn HQ -
rotated on August 70'

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JERRY BACKLUND wrote on October 29, 2016

Lacey Washington

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I was there 1958 was a aircraft mech at the airstrip flew
almost every day really cold nasty weather.

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Entry: 7045

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CHUCK POLLOCK wrote on September 16, 2016

Apple Valley California

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Was at. Camp Santa Barbara from April (I think) 1963 to May 1964 in the
motor Pool TDY w/ 2nd PLT. 38th Ord 8th Army.

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JIM BRADFOR wrote on January 23, 2016

Alpine Wyoming

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B Co. 51st Signal Battalion. Served at Camp St. Barbara
1963-1964. Would like to here from anyone serving at that
time.

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THOMAS GREGSON wrote on June 22, 2014

Beebe Arkansas

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Was their in 1961

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KEN LIBERTY wrote on May 31, 2014

chicago il.

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Who was at camp st. Barbara. Looking for C Green

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JIM PORTEN wrote on April 27, 2012

Montgomery Tx

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Was there from April 1960 thru April 1961. Was a mechanic
at projectile airlines.Would like to here from others that
were there at the army airstrip!

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MARVIN MEYERHOFFER wrote on February 16, 2002

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Hello Mark,
Saw your note on the web. I was at camp St. Barbara from 1960 until '62. Taum Dong, the snobby Donut Dollies, the Katusa's, I remember it all, plus the stench of kimchi. I have a few pics of the camp, too. Sure would like to see yours.

Best regards, vet,

Marvin Meyerhoffer

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