Entry: 53692
Subject: 2ND PLT MAD DOGS 88-89
Alan Sexton wrote on October 21, 2005
City and State: MONROE WA
Unit: 2ND PLT UNCSF JSF
Service or Relationship: Army Veteran
Comments: Its so good to see these names.Life is great. I live with my wife and baby daughter in the foothills of the cascade mountains. Monroe washington is my newest hometown. I work as a mobile crane operator and enjoy my job.I got out in 92 after desert storm and serving in a scout platoon at fort lewis. In my years since the JSA I have often looked back and realized how special that time was. When I think about all the stunts we pulled, well those who were there know. Anyway, I would love to hear from the guys.BRONKA ROACH SPIWACK SCOTTY ZOT GAGNON BILIDEAU BURKE COOKIE PUCKETT BUTCH -anybody
Keywords: Hello all mad dogs. Who else remembers the twilight zone, cheese ramyon and OB."Young guns" at the 45 range and the best bunch of guys ever. sincerly . WAX
Entry: 53339
Subject: LOOKING FOR OLD FRIENDS
Alan Young wrote on September 28, 2005
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City and State:
Unit: UNCSJ-JSA, 1ST PLT ANIMALS, TOUR GUIDE
Service or Relationship: Army Veteran
Comments: I served at JSA in 84-85, first in the first platoon Animals, then as a tour guide. I remember Dornbush, Battle, and others. Have always been proud of having served there, In Front of Them All. Maj. Eikenberry (now Lt Gen) was there, as was base commander Lt. Col. Viale. Great memories, great people.
Keywords: UNCSJ-JSA, 1st platoon Animals, tour guide
Entry: 53213
Subject: '87-'89 BARBARIANS- WHERE ARE U?
John Zahnen wrote on September 19, 2005
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City and State:
Unit: UNCSF-JSA '87-'89 4TH PLT
Service or Relationship: Army Veteran
Comments: Looking for some ol' 4th Plt brothers. served from 87-89. Best unit I ever served with. anyone know what awards we are authorized to wear?
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Entry: 52723
Subject: YONJUGOL
Tom DeJarlais wrote on August 19, 2005
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Unit:
Service or Relationship: Army Veteran
Comments: Hi Jack! I served in Korea during 1963-64 with the 2nd Batallion/5th Cavalry at Camp Lawton. I didn't serve at Camp Custer but rather at Camp Lawton (About 1 1/2 miles below Freedom Bridge just before Camp McKenzie). I sure can share memories of Yonjugol with you. The legendary Turkey Farm, Niagara Club, Seven Up Club, the infamous "Jo Mama San's Alley" and all the rest. Talk about an open town, Wow! I'm sure it's a lot different today but I remember the natives, and us too, relieving ourselves in the ditches along the edge of the main drag; rats running across the rooftops while we engaged in "cultural exchanges" with local females; sleeping on the floors of hooches that were heated from underneath on cold nights and waking up with your back burning, hiding in the court yards behind giant Kimchee pots when the MPs pulled after midnight curfew checks on Saturday nights; remaining ever vigilant so the local Slicky contingent didn't get close enough to snatch our cameras and other personal items; drinking OB and Makli (sic) and eating Yakamandus from the China Food Shop by the dozen; and riding the military buses and "Kimchi Cabs" that ran between "Last Chance" and Yonjugol. Those were the days my friend,I thought they'd never end. I haven't been back in all these years but it's been on my mind a lot lately. I'll be 61 in October and I'd like to go back while I'm still able to get around. I'd like to tour the country, Seoul and below, where I never had the chance to go. I'd also like to make a day out of Panmunjom and another day seeing if I could gain admittance to my old Camp to look around and also to make a return trip to Yonjugol. I'd like to see what good, if any, my presence there did. I can picture walking down the streets of Yonjugol with my wife and having some toothless Mama-San yelling "Ya! Ya! I lemember you. I catchie you one short time, 1964. You no pay. Kajiwa me $5 Dorrals--Shungonmah Sykkia". I heard a while back that they were considering pulling all our guys out of the old areas and moving them all South of Seoul. Have you heard that and, if so, how far along is the project. I always thought it was supposed to be our presence that stopped the Red Star boys from attacking. If we're all stationed below Seoul I don't see why we don't fold up the tent and get our 35,000 guys out of there. Sure hope we still have Camp Lawton when I get there. Enjoyed reading your message. Peace be unto you, and take care!!
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Entry: 52398
Subject: SCOUT PLATOON 99-00
Greg Hilliard wrote on August 1, 2005
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City and State: MORRISVILLE NY
Unit:
Service or Relationship: Army Veteran
Comments: To all my Scout brothers who I endured one of the toughest yet best years of my life with, I miss you all. Woods, McNair, Olson, Everhardt, Davis,(Hulkamania) Moore,Biggs,Cornerll, Back, Andrade, Saturday. I had a ball with you guys and I hope you are all well. No one seems to understand how bad it sucked there yet we made the best out of it and boy did it pay off. I am graduating from college spring of 06 and getting my commission and going back in full time. Look me up or get in touch with me. Oh yeah, by the way, I haven't forgotten Mr. Kim's hookups, I'tae'won, the Dragon Hill, Polly's, Russians, Butterfly's and other things I will never be able to tell people who weren't there. Be good fella's, hope to hear from you soon.
Hilliard (Skippy)
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Entry: 52386
Subject: HHC 1/9 INFANTRY 1966 - 1968
Jack M. Henkle wrote on August 1, 2005
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Unit: HHC 1/9 INF. 2ND INF. DIVISION
Service or Relationship: Army Veteran
Comments: I was in Korea from Sept 66 - Feb 68, and I will never forget the experiences and the friends that I served with. During that time the North Koreans must have killed at least a dozen US Army personnel.
They sent a 21 commando team across the DMZ and Imjin River with a plan to go to Seoul and attempt to assassinate the South Korean president.
Failing to accomplish that, they retreated back towards the North. Enroot most of this team were killed by either the US army or by ROKA. Shortly after this the USS Pueblo was captured, and I was having some serious doubts about going home. Since all of the occured while I was approaching my ETS and I didn't plan on remaining in the Army any longer than necessary.
My total time served in the Army was 1 year 9 months and 21 days. It seemed like a lifetime then. Thirteen years later I joined the WA Air National Guard where I remained until I retired after 20 years with them.
I have been back to Korea 5 times since and the change in the country is amazing. My last visit was in Oct 2002. With modern freeways and extremely heavy traffic it reminded me of L.A. There was one very noticeable exception and that was the concrete bunkers that infrequently dot the hills along the freeways. These are not relics. They are part of a plan to deal with unwanted guests.
The war isn't over there it's just been put on hold for the past 52 years. One more item... the war museum in Seoul is HUGE! I spent 3 1/2 hours and had to nearly jog to get to the end so that I wouldn't miss my bus. If you have the time, it's a worth while point of interest.
Admission to the museum is free with military ID.
I would love to hear from anyone that remembers Camp Custer and some of the local attractions in Yonjugol.
Jack M. Henkle MSgt. USAF retired
Keywords: Camp Custer, Charley Block
Entry: 52205
Subject: JSA MILITARY POLICE
Dennis Blackburn JR. wrote on July 23, 2005
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City and State: ESTER AK
Unit: CC-LAND IMP NATO
Service or Relationship: Army Veteran
Comments: what a trip that place was, I was there, when they were involuntarily extending people, and everyone was, talkin' about the new list coming out. is my name on it? yeah, I heard your name was on it...fuck...can't do that much more time here. of course, now that we all look back on it, don't lie, but it was fun, we had the time of our life there, wouldn't trade it for the world. I know I loved it there. I think about the time that I had there all the time, and how I probably will never experience that again. I loved the JSA, and that one Korean waitress...what was her name? she was soooo Beautiful.
Eskimo
Keywords: 1SG Youngblood, and Gil, almost shooting someones foot off, while I was on leave.
Entry: 52126
Subject: MOTOR POOL
Stephen Bradley wrote on July 19, 2005
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City and State: SHAMOKIN PA
Unit: JSA
Service or Relationship: Army Veteran
Comments: spent 13 months at JSA from Nov76 to Dec 77.Was watching a special on the discovery channell on the JSA and it brought back alot of memories. Any motor pool guys out there Danny Mclaughlin Thumper Or funkenstine Thomas.
Keywords: motor pool guys 76 to 77
Entry: 51886
Subject: NOW IN IRAQ
Mike Miller wrote on July 6, 2005
City and State: BAGHDAD
Unit: JSF
Service or Relationship: Army Veteran
Comments: Hello brothers! I'm now working in Iraq and am getting sentimental. would dig some photos of the old times. anybody that was there from 84 to 86; if you could help with some pics it would be great. Art reid are you still alive?
P.s. the news your getting about this war is b.s. Ya, folks are dying but the Iraqi people even though they're getting blown up everyday are still standing in line to join the police and army. That's the real story. God bless them they've got balls. and so do our boys, too.
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Entry: 51296
Subject: SEEKING FORMER BUDDIES IN 31ST INF. REGT. 1955-1957
Bill Sanborn JR. wrote on June 2, 2005
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City and State: BRADFORD VT
Unit: T I - E SECTION OF 31ST INF. REGT, 7TH DIV.
Service or Relationship: Army Veteran
Comments: Looking for Lt. Klien C.O., Ernie Simon, or Stan Ginsberg of N.Y.C. Phil Tatten of Boston, Andy Ichiki of Hawaian Islands, Any others serving in this TI and E Unit in 1955-1957. Thanks, Bill Sanborn in vermont
Keywords: Stationed At Camp Casey Korea, 1955-1957
Entry: 51080
Subject: 29 AUGUST 2967 ATTACK ON CAMP KITTY HAWK
James E. (Jim) Mazour wrote on May 24, 2005
City and State: WEST DES MOINES IA
Unit: JOINT SECURITY AREA
Service or Relationship: Army Veteran
Comments: Seeking anyone who recalls or has any information about a 29 August 1967 attack on JSA's Camp Kitty Hawk by North Korean infiltrators. According to what little information I have found on the Internet, the North Koreans slipped through the DMZ and established a machine gun position on a nearby hill overlooking the camp. They opened fire on JSA soldiers waiting in line outside a dining facility, killing three soldiers (one American and two ROK Katusas) and injuring over 20 more soldiers and some civilians. Please contact me if you have any information about this incident.
James Mazour (JSA, 1973-74)
West Des Moines, Iowa
E-mail: jmazour@aol.com
Keywords: 29 August 1967 North Korean attack on Camp Kitty Hawk
Entry: 50355
Subject: JSA RADIO MAN
Michael Tilley wrote on April 23, 2005
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City and State: PRESCOTT VALLEY AZ
Unit: HQ-A
Service or Relationship: Army Veteran - Korea
Comments:
Keywords: M.A.R.S. GLAD I COULD HELP
Entry: 50351
Subject: HHC, UNCSB-JSA COMMANDER
Gary Kuczynski wrote on April 22, 2005
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City and State: FORT IRWIN CA
Unit: OPERATIONS GROUP, NATIONAL TRAINING CENTER, FORT I
Service or Relationship: Army Veteran - Korea
Comments: Truly enjoyed serving with all US and ROKA soldiers at Camp Bonifas and inside the DMZ. A great place to serve!
Keywords: Company Commmander at Camp Bonifas
Entry: 50350
Subject: LAST US COMPANY COMMANDER AT THE UNCSB-JSA
Gary Kuczynski wrote on April 22, 2005
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City and State: FORT IRWIN CA
Unit: OPERATIONS GROUP, NATIONAL TRAINING CENTER, FORT I
Service or Relationship: Army Veteran - Korea
Comments: The last US company, HHC, UNCSB-JSA officially deactivated 31 October 2004. I was the commander. My Scouts officially came off the "hill", OP Ouelette, 10 September 2004. A sad, but historic, moment. Currently there is still a US contingent, with a US Battalion commander and staff, serving as the combatant commander. A great place to serve. I spent three years in Korea, half with 2-9 IN (M), 2ID, then the other half up in the DMZ. My salute to all my brothers, both US and ROKA I served with and who have served on the "Z." Take care, God Bless.
Very respectfully,
MAJ Gary C. Kuczynski
Keywords: The last Patriot6 in the JSA.
Entry: 49945
Subject: JSA 93-94
Brian McDonald wrote on April 3, 2005
City and State: AZ
Unit: JSA - MOTOR POOL - POL
Service or Relationship: Army Veteran - Korea
Comments: Had an incredible time at the JSA - trying, but rewarding! I can still remember getting smoked by 1SG Lopez for chewing gum in formation, drinking WAY too much beer, late nights at the gym, Kim Il Sung dying, Jimmy Carter's visit, The "Carter Expressway", 0300 alerts, the Army's best chow hall, trying to keep up with the Army's best soldiers, etc, etc.
If you were there during that time frame, drop me an email.
Brian McDonald
Keywords: 1993-1994, Motor pool, 1SG Lopez, PFC Hudson, SSG Paulino, SPC Campbell, SSG Kitchmaster, CPT Sangvic, CPT Warren, CW3 Ramos, SFC Gonzalez, PVT Lawing, CPL Bultman (Buck!), SPC Volkmar, PFC Ricci, CPL Herman, etc (I'm leaving out at least 20 more because I'm bad with names and didn't get the yearbook)...
Entry: 49884
Subject: IN FRONT OF THEM ALL J.S.A..-1-1964-1-65
James Bower wrote on March 31, 2005
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City and State: WAUTOMA WI
Unit: U.S.A. SUPPORT GROUP M.P'S
Service or Relationship: Army Veteran - Korea
Comments: Remenber Col.Rutland C.O.Operations Officer.Capt,Hoff. Sgt. Pendly,4th. squad First Sargent Cheatham.
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Entry: 49731
Subject: 'MERRY MAD MONKS' OF THE DMZ
Douglas Burrer wrote on March 23, 2005
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Unit:
Service or Relationship: .........
Comments: Spent 14 months at Bonifas as the BN OPNS Officer and want to dispel the myth about mid-tour leaves. Ask Rick Schantz how us 2 majors divided up November 94 for leave and kept 70% combat strength in the BN over the holidays.
One of the greatest and most challenging assignments ever and would be great to hear from anyone who experienced "Moni-Ins" and the far more enjoyable "Monk-outs." Who can forget the HMA, the Sancutary and the Monestary and I hear it is all gone now.
94-95 members of the UNCSB-JSA drop me a note. Presently serving in Australia in between tours to the desert.
Keywords: Hill 229, Bad Karma roadmarches with CPT Kurt Taylor (S2), Soju Hill, 1LT Jason Garkey (SCT PL), Chad, Rich and Mike, "Thunder Runs", "Blackhawks on the horizon, baby" and the finest S3 section I've ever served with at the tactical level
Entry: 49476
Subject: 663RD FIELD ARTILLERY
Edward Givens wrote on March 9, 2005
City and State: WINNSBORO LA
Unit: 663RD FIELD ARTILLERY
Service or Relationship: Army Veteran - Korea
Comments: Looking of anyone who was there from '58 - '59. Remember Skinadore - GreenBay WI, Dexheimer, Reed, Hutchinson, Stumph, Cpt McLoughin, Lt Jones, Cpt Robert W. Douglas III - Battery commander, Dickus. I remember more but these are the only ones I recalled today. I also have pictures from that time and area.
Keywords: C Battery of 663rd
Entry: 49160
Subject: CAMP CASEY MAR.68/MAR68
James Lucchetta wrote on February 22, 2005
City and State: ELVERSON PA
Unit: A COMPANY 2/13 INF. 7INF. DIV
Service or Relationship: Army Veteran - Korea
Comments: Would like to talk with others in my unit at same time 1/3/68 to 1/3/69. When back from DMZ work in orderly room HQ platoon. Worked with Mike Spencer training NCO.
Keywords: Korea March 1968 to March 1969 on DMZ March to June
Entry: 48709
Subject:
James Peterson wrote on February 5, 2005
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City and State: RAVENNA OH
Unit: 6/37 FA 1/15FA 1/38FA
Service or Relationship: Army Veteran - Korea
Comments: looking for pictures of camp stanley essyon and 4p1 my scrap book was destroyed in a fire shotly after i got out of the army in january of 1985 would like to start a new one with the help of fellow vets i was in koera 80-81 82-83 thank for all that helps
Keywords: sgt pete
Entry: 48672
Subject: HMA MEMBER FOR LIFE
James Henning wrote on February 3, 2005
City and State: GARDEN CITY GA
Unit: B CO 795 MP BN (FT LEONARD WOOD)
Service or Relationship: United Nations Veteran - Korea
Comments: The JSA was by far the best assignment ever(OCT-03- NOV- 04). Keep the HMA sperit alive for thous of you still their! Forever In Front Of Them All!!! -SSG Henning
Keywords: Hi from "Big 'H'"
Entry: 48310
Subject: JSF 2ND PLATOON 'MADDOGS' DEC 89 - DEC 90
Keith Padgett wrote on January 21, 2005
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City and State: TENINO WA
Unit: 2ND PLATOON JSF COMPANY, JSA
Service or Relationship: Army Veteran - Korea
Comments: looking for anyone who served in 2nd platoon JSF from 89 to 90. Or anyone who wants to talk about the time there. I have alot of pictures and great memories. I spent 4yrs in the Army 88-92 after leaving korea I was stationed at Ft.Lewis in Washington State. I wasn't home very long and we went to the Mojave Desert "NTC" to train the National Guard for Desert Storm. In July 92 I left the military, and by far my greatest memories were with my fellow soldiers in the JSA. I currently abide in Washington State, I work as a Commercial Electrician in the Puget Sound Region and Seattle. Currently I'm building a New 200 room lodging center on Ft. Lewis. Since getting out of the Army I have done many Electrical jobs on Ft. Lewis. I have to say I am very proud to be there, it's great to see all the soldiers. The ones that I have talked to are very patriotic, and love their country. Thanks for reading, God Bless
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Entry: 48253
Subject: JSF 2ND PLATOON 'MAD DOG'S'
Lee Franklin wrote on January 19, 2005
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Service or Relationship: Interested Person
Comments:
Keywords: Presentation Unit Flag to SFC Cassie Senior Hawg listed on e-bay.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem and item=6506641413 and ssPageName=ADME:B:LC:US:1
Entry: 48227
Subject: SWEDISH DELEGATION TO NNSC
Hans Zettby wrote on January 18, 2005
City and State: LINGHEM SE
Unit: SWE UNC/JSA PANMUNJOM
Service or Relationship: United Nations Veteran - Korea
Comments: I´m looking for old friends who have served for UN command from april 2000 to june 2001.
You can read in my website http://home.tiscali.se/zettby
Keywords: Swedish delegation to NNSC
Entry: 47374
Subject: UNCSG-JSA '84'
Christopher Powers wrote on December 8, 2004
City and State: FLAGSTAFF AZ
Unit: 3RD PLATOON RENAGADES
Service or Relationship: Army Veteran - Korea
Comments: Accidently ran into this sight and have'nt stopped reading it since! WoW, the memories just came flooding back. Whats up all you crazies? Wanted to address the gentlemen who was asking about the brother who was killed on the train back to the north from Seoul. I arrivved to the JSA a week after that happened and was in the Platoon he was from. I became good friends with the guys that were with him when it happened. I for the life of me can't remember any of there names. If your out there, contact me. Would love to here from you guys man. First day there, my squad leader took us to the ville for a complementry short time. LOL What a trip man.Gaurding the flood relief aid from North Korea, anyone remember that? The patrols on QRF nights. I was the 203G, so I was rear security. Great times, great guys, great memories. Say hi, and feel free to contact me. It would be awesome to hear from you guys.
"In Front of Them All"
Keywords: O'Donnell,King,Cherry
Entry: 47334
Subject: 94' TO 95'
Mark Seagreaves wrote on December 6, 2004
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Unit:
Service or Relationship: Army Veteran - Korea
Comments: " scout driva, we need paaapa" seagreaves checking in. anyone there when i was give me a holler' i was there when sgt good was the pl then the "Blue Falcon" took over
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Entry: 47187
Subject: NCOIC TOUR GUIDE SECTION 1985-86
Mike Ayers wrote on November 30, 2004
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Unit: UNSF PAN MUN JOM, KOREA
Service or Relationship: Army Veteran - Korea
Comments: It was a surreal experience that I will never forget. We were all truly, "In Front of Them All." God Bless Everyone who did their time there.
Keywords: Margaret Thatcher, Barbarians, Tour Guide Section
Entry: 47076
Subject: JSA CAP KITTY HAWK 1979-80
Michael Haws wrote on November 25, 2004
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Unit: JSA CAP KITTY HAWK 1979-80
Service or Relationship: Army Veteran - Korea
Comments: LOAD THE TRUCK, QRF,PVT MOE DRIVER OF THE 2.5 ton. I KNEW SGT JENKINS, SP4 GREEN AND OTHERS. CDR IF MEMORY IS CORRECT WAS GLEICHENHOUSE OR LETTERS TO THAT EFFECT. SORRY BUT A LOT OF TIME HAS PASSED. LIBERTY BELL WAS ACROSS THE ROAD. YES I DID DRINK JIN RO. KPA 1, 9, THE GAK, THE LIGHT HOUSE IN OUR BUILDING.
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Entry: 47031
Subject: C COMPANY 297 MI BN 88-89
Edwin Brand wrote on November 22, 2004
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City and State:
Unit: C COMPANY 297 MI BN
Service or Relationship: Friend of Veteran
Comments: Wow Hal, I never thought I'd see my name in any reports or dedications. I was doing a search on my grand father and figured I see what came up if I typed my own name in. Boy was I shocked, I'm still serving in the army going on 19 yrs now. Looking back at my time in the JSA boy I realy miss those days and the guys I served with. I've only run into one since then. anyway thanks for posting my comments in your write up, God Bless you and your family, and I'll see you on the high ground. 1SG Edwin Brand, Panmumjom (JSA) 88'-89'
Keywords: panmumjom
Entry: 46391
Subject: J.S.A. SEPT.90-DEC.91
Jack Middleton wrote on October 20, 2004
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City and State: AZ
Unit: 2ND PLT. MAD DOGS
Service or Relationship: Army Veteran - Korea
Comments: Like everyone I am thrilled to have found this site.I served with some real kraizes.Anyone remember SFC.Casse,Jason Grime or James Snyder?
"IN FRONT OF THE ALL"
Keywords: 90-91,The Plunger,James Sndyer
Entry: 46265
Subject: 4TH PLATOON JUL 83 - JUL 84
Bill Johnson wrote on October 12, 2004
City and State: FT. MEADE MD
Unit:
Service or Relationship: Army Veteran - Korea
Comments: I was a Barbarian (4th Plt) from Jul 83 until sometime in the spring of 84 when they made me a tour guide. This tour, and the reality of what we did, spoiled me for the rest of my career in the Army until I went to Kosovo in 1999. It was real; no drills, no practices, no "do-overs", no bullshit. But it was also so much fun with a bunch of crazy guys. The last of the all-male units. I really do miss those days. Take care fellow vets of the JSA.
Keywords: JSA, Barbarian, Tour Guide, Camp Kittyhawk
Entry: 46093
Subject: SORRY TO SAY....
David Beaton wrote on September 30, 2004
City and State:
Unit: UNCSB-JSA
Service or Relationship: -
Comments: sorry to say but the jsa now has been officially handed over to rok control, im currently serving here and its sad to see it all go, the sanc has been gone for about 5 months and all training is cancelled, its crazy, and tomorrow, october 1, the PMJ resturaunt will close for good, very sad to see mom and pop leave, well thats it for now, for recent pics email me at moss122@aol.com
PFC BEATON
Keywords: PFC Beaton for all the MP's past and present here at the JIZA
Entry: 45627
Subject: 1976 MADDOGS
Larry Exum wrote on September 5, 2004
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City and State:
Unit: JSA PMJ
Service or Relationship: Army Veteran - Korea
Comments: Any other Maddogs out ther send an email. Would love to hear from you.
Keywords: Zoom from Georgia
Operation Paul Bunyun
Entry: 45330
Subject: A CO 102 MI 88-89
Mike Vlossak wrote on August 20, 2004
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City and State: UTICA NY
Unit:
Service or Relationship: Army Veteran - Korea
Comments: I havn't heard from anyone for a while. I've got a video that some of us made there. We basically just walk around the Ghetto, the company area, and the Katusa snackbar. There's a long pointless part where we are bowling. Some of the people on it are Mark Montoya, Bob Newman, Woody Lott, Eric Swanson, and a lot of others. I made one copy on DVD and I think I can make some more. Send me an email if you are interested.
Keywords: Camp Hovey Korea 88-89 A Co 102 Mi Bn
Entry: 44983
Subject: MERRY MAD MONKS OF D.M.Z.
Roy Blake wrote on August 3, 2004
City and State: CLEARLAKE CA
Unit: J.S.A. PAN MUN JOM
Service or Relationship: Army Veteran - Korea
Comments: I Served IN 1970 .Last person i talked to was dan dedorf
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Entry: 44854
Subject: JSA AWARDS
Gary Bent wrote on July 28, 2004
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City and State:
Unit:
Service or Relationship: United Nations Veteran - Korea
Comments: Recently I saw a soldier deployed to Iraq with a JSA combat patch. Was the unit awarded combat patches? Also, what awards has the unit been issued since the early 90's? I served with the MIGHTY Renegade Bastards from 90 to 91 and miss it!
Gary Bent
-In Front Of Them All-
Keywords: JSA, Renegade Bastards, Awards, JSF Company
Entry: 44831
Subject: SPECIALIST PAUL JANSEY UNIT ARMORER/ HEADQUARTERS /HEADQUARTERS COMMAND 86'-89'
Paul Jansey wrote on July 27, 2004
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Unit:
Service or Relationship: United Nations Veteran - Korea
Comments: Have lots of pictures of good times there
Keywords:
Entry: 43732
Subject: 2002-2003
Dan Adam wrote on June 12, 2004
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Unit:
Service or Relationship: Army Veteran - Korea
Comments: The good times and the bad?
Keywords: BIG DaDDy A, If you know the name give me a shout!
Entry: 43115
Subject: JSA 1996-97
Lionel Moreno wrote on May 17, 2004
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City and State: FT. BRAGG NC
Unit: 18TH AIRBORNE CORPS
Service or Relationship: -
Comments: I miss that place! Truely the best unit in the army!
God Bless all my JSA Brothers, past and present!
IN FRONT OF THEM ALL!!!
Keywords: Cespedes, Bazan, Caban
Entry: 43114
Subject: HEY JSA BROTHERS
Lionel Moreno wrote on May 17, 2004
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City and State: FT. BRAGG NC
Unit: 18TH AIRBORNE CORPS
Service or Relationship: -
Comments: Miss that place tremendously! Truely the best unit in the Army.
Miss all the Barbecues we had outside the barracks with the guys!
God Bless all my JSA Brothers, past and present!
Keywords: Cespedes, Bazan, Caban, softball team
Entry: 42897
Subject: JSA
Nathan Rold wrote on May 8, 2004
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Unit: JSA
Service or Relationship: Army Veteran - Korea
Comments:
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Entry: 42888
Subject: LOOKING FOR GUYS OF JSA 74-75
Nathan Rold wrote on May 7, 2004
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Unit: JSA
Service or Relationship: Army Veteran - Korea
Comments: Would like to hear from anyone who served at Jas 1974-1975. Anyone who remembers the crap the NK guards used to pull from day to day, fights and thoughts of going to war. E-mail me.
Keywords: Marble mouth Medina, Tooth Rangers, Moose night
Entry: 42710
Subject: JSA PAN MUN JOM 1971-1972
Don Thompson wrote on April 29, 2004
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City and State: SHELLEY ID
Unit:
Service or Relationship: Army Veteran - Korea
Comments: I was glad to find this web site to help locate some of the good friends that stay in my memory from those young years at Pan Mun Jom. If anyone served during 1971 to 1972 with Sgt. Finkle and Lt. Henning, I would like to hear from you. I have my old photo album and JSA badge as the only tokens. It would be great to hear from the JSA brothers that served with me. I am also trying to find one of my good Katusa friends, but don't know how to go about it. If anyone knows how to locate Huh,Yoon Suk, Please let me know. Most of us who went to JSA when we got off the plane were assigned because of our height. Moose night was probably the part of history that stands out in every 19 year olds mind. The friendships that were there for the year is the part that I would like to tap into. Please drop a line.
Keywords: JSA Friends
Entry: 42241
Subject: JUN 72 - JUN 73 OPERATIONS
Les Hardy wrote on April 10, 2004
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City and State: CAMARILLO CA
Unit: USASG JSA
Service or Relationship: Army Veteran - Korea
Comments: Just thought I'd drop a note after reading some of the other postings from guys that were serving on the 'Z'.
It was a great time to be in when draftees and enlistees served at the same time. A good bunch of guys (some goofy dogs) and many stories of listening to loud music in smoke filled hootches. We were lucky to have been there in those days.
Look forward to hearing from any guys that were there in 72 and 73.
Keywords: SSG Fraembs, Mick Powers, SFC Cunningham, LT Moss, BO Beatty, Moose night, 1st run movies at our 'theatre', A LTC in the Banjo ditch
Entry: 41794
Subject: JSA 91-92
Charles Moening wrote on March 17, 2004
City and State:
Unit: H-S CO. C-E SHOP
Service or Relationship: -
Comments: I was assigned to H and S Co, C and E Shop from 91 to 92. I loved my assignment to the JSA and would love to one day go back. I'd love to hear from anyone from the unit. I love the sites and pics that are all over the web.
FOREVER "IN FRONT OF THEM ALL"
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Entry: 40749
Subject: JSA-C E 92-93
Mark Sanger wrote on February 10, 2004
Email Update Needed
City and State: WHITESBORO NY
Unit: UNCSF-JSA-C@E
Service or Relationship: -
Comments: looking for anyone who served between 12-92 to 12-93. capt gavin, sgt ross, griff, kloss, wop, pierce, carter, engleking,
great times, great friends
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Entry: 40748
Subject: JSA-C E 92-93
Mark Sanger wrote on February 10, 2004
Email Update Needed
City and State: WHITESBORO NY
Unit: UNCSF-JSA-C@E
Service or Relationship: -
Comments:
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Entry: 40715
Subject: PANMUNJON 86-87
Richard Garrett wrote on February 9, 2004
City and State: COOKEVILLE TN
Unit: 1ST PLATOON
Service or Relationship: Army Veteran - Korea
Comments: Served in 1st PLT Animals 86-87.
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Entry: 40422
Subject: UNCSF-JSA '86-87'
Richard Fox wrote on January 30, 2004
City and State:
Unit:
Service or Relationship: Army Veteran - Korea
Comments: Served as the PAC NCO. Never questioned a moment why we were there..."In Front of Them All"....
Keywords: "Buck Wolf"
Entry: 40412
Subject: 90/91 2ND PLATOON MADOGS JSA
Joseph Michaud wrote on January 30, 2004
City and State: SOMERSWORTH NH
Unit: 2ND PLATOON MADDOGS
Service or Relationship: United Nations Veteran - Korea
Comments: Just an update. Things are always changeing in this world. Jsa soldiers are still the best in the world
IN FRONT OF THEM ALL!!!!!
Keywords: 90/91 2nd platoon Madogs