On Fri, 3 Mar 2000 Michael Stanley Email address wrote: My outfit was the 440th Aviation Signal Construction Battalion. We were (as SCARWAF means) Special Category Army With Air Force - attached to 5th Air Force Rear. When I got there in l952 we were billeted at Ehwa College, west of Seoul. It had sustained light bomb or artillery damage and was pock-marked with bullet holes. But we fixed up and lived a "country club" extence - maybe one of the only ones in Korea. But it wasn't to last. In '53 were were moved out...south on US l to Anyang Ni. There was a small factory office building, small factory building - both bombed out - and a desserted rice paddy. We set up at first in tents and went to work on the bombed out structures. The office became Headquarters, the factory an auditorium used mostly for movies at night. Eventually we replaced the tents with quonset huts and life became decent. After the armistice, we even formed a battalion baseball team and played in the Korean championship playoffs at Seoul City Stadium. The winner got TDY to Tokyo for the All East Tournament. Alas, we lost and went back to Anyang Ni to await eventual rotation to the ZI and discharge. Not too many RA's in our outfit. Most of us were draftees and couldn't wait to get back home and resume civilian life.