I was in 2nd eng. a company camp wagner, 1968-69 on dmz

Comments: I would like to get in touch with some of my old buddies or anyone that is associated with agent orange or on the dmz.

Keywords: My nickname was ridge runner. My friends are Chuck Wiggens, Spencer, Lusk, and Marven or anyone in the 2nd eng.

Looking for amy one that knows me

Comments: theirs very few thaings I remember about the people , the only thaings i thank about is the Horrows, i'll never for get for the rest of my life

Keywords: Mike or Jim vietnam Bein hoa 1967 185th maint battlion (Spivey) first Sarggent name is Huey p Lewis

looking for anyone that knows of me

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Keywords: Mike vietnam 185th maint battlion (Spivey) First Sargent Huey P Lewis we work on any Thaing in and arownd the units

HQ Co., 32nd Infantry, 7th Infantry Div.

Comments: Trying to contact any members of HQ, 32nd Infantry (Buccaneers), 7th Inf. Division in Korea 1961-1962

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67/68 Camp Hovey/HHC-3/32/Radar

Comments: What a terrific site. 40 years later and the memories of service are still fresh and remembered fondly. Performed radar surveillance on the DMZ with 3/32 Inf of the 7th Inf Div in Nov 67 thru Jan 68. With good buddies Doherty, Fitch, Marshall, Nace, Lesczyski, Siegrist, Niemand, & Levinson, we manned OP Hendrix & Dessart thru the holidays and winter months just before the N.Koreans seized the USS Pueblo. Remember the icy roads up to the OP's, 3 day rotations with C-Rations, building sand bag bunkers, charging the radar unit batteries during the day, and operating the radar units at night trying to catch N Korean infiltrators. Very surreal environment. Rotated home in May '68 a little more mature, and upon reflection grateful for the opportunity to serve.

Keywords: Radar Hovey OP Hendrix

1969-Camp Casey;Camp Matta DMZ

Comments: Searching for anyone having served in Korea,primarily 1969 with B. Co.,2nd Bn.,31st Inf. Div, 7th Inf. that might remember me. I was a 1st Lt., airborne,ranger and continuously led patrols to stay off fence duty. Have been searching for a long time to gather a "buddy" report confirming a minefield incident along the fence and an attempted suicide at Camp Casey. Please

Keywords: Sgt Isaacs, 1sgt Lutz, Lt. Jasiac, Lt. Olsonik; Cpt. Grant; Cpt. Claude Allen; Camp Casey, Camp Matta, Ltc Oblinger; Cpt. Phillip Mahoney; Sgt Vietch; minefield incident,barrier fence, dmz patrols,B.co. 2nd Bn 31st Inf., 7th Inf; DMZ 1969

STRIKE FORCE 2/38TH 68-69

Comments: Guys in speciffic are Danny Dawson Hells Angel Member form Ca. Shelids, Vick and Jones.

Sheilds,Vick And Jones were wounded and sent back to the states. The story around it is. They were on a wood chopping detail for the officers club while they were off the Z. A Lt at S3 cleared the area they were to chop wood in, meaning it was not mined. It was mined and sheilds lost a leg from his upper thigh down, Vick lost his foot from the ankel down and Jones lost one eye from the shrapnel from a land mine. FROM a land mine that was not suppose to be there. The Lt was transfered the next day, probably saved his life the transfer. PVT Saterfeild crawled into the mine feild tied off the stumps and brought the three men out of the mine field. I visited them later in the Hospital way down south some where.

I donot remember Saterfeild getting a medal for the incident. But do remember others who did receive medals for a hell of a lot less.

Still looking for some of the guys.

sincerly

john

Keywords: Made contact with James mcKeithen a medic who served with me and remembered some of the guys. Unit was HHC 2/38th recon platoon, wore black berets with lightning flash and the words strike force across the top of the flash.

STRIIKE FORCE 68-69 HHC 2/38th

Comments: I served with HHC 2/38th 68-69 and was assigned to HHC Recon Platoon. Which was a ready reaction force controled by the Brigade S3. We lived in a sand bag bunker about 300 yards from the actual fence. We ran around in gun jeeps and 106 anti tank gun jeeps. Pulled a lot of stake outs on the Imjim along the Z and other places. Blue Lancer Valley was the rotation point for us after our 4 month stint on the Z, then after 4 months rotate back. Pulled a lot of time on Guard duty in Blue Lancer Valley, the mountain top south of the valley that overlooked the whole place. A lot of Guard duty on the Imjin south of the river. As a group we stood out because some one.. I am sure very High Up had deciced that we should wear Black Berets with the logo strike force with a lightning bolt. Am quit sure some of you remember the Recon Platoon. I was scheduled to pull guard duty on th mountain and kind of borrowed << STOLE>> the ISG 3/4 ton truck. It was so icy i ran the thing in a ditch, still humped it to the top. The First SGT called me in the next day after i got off and he had my pass in his hand. He opened a bottom drawer on his desk and droped my pass in to it, closed it and said get out. He kept it most of my tour over there. It might have saved me from getting some treatments that some of my buddies were getting.

Would like to make contact with some or all of those guys.

Just some memories of good and bad times.

John

Keywords: Some people I remember, Sgt Storm, Sgt Kenneth Haggerty, Sgt Little, sp-4 bob Rau, sgt Jacob who was Egyptian, ISG Garcia or Rivera a Medic named saterfield who crawled in a mine field to save two of our mens lives. They both lost legs and were sent home.

Camp McIntyre

Comments: Would like to hear from anyone who I served with in '68-'69 HQ at Camp McIntyre. Saw Greenwood's entry and am glad old zero bead is still verticle.

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BLUE LANCER VALLEY 1960-61

Comments: GOT THERE AUG OF60, LEFT SEPT 61- COL BLACK RELEIVED OF COMMAND COL COWAN TOOK OVER. 12 BELOW 0 DURING SNOW TIGER. AWFUL FOR A GA BOY, HOT AND DUSTY IN SUMMER THEN MOONSON RAINS NOTHING MOVED EXCEPT TRACKS. R&R JAPAN. ALERTS FOR BERLIN CRISIS, COL'S DRIVER DRUNK & AWOL, FUNNY NOW BUT ALOT OF SERIOUS WORRIES BACK THEN. ON 14 & 2 FOR SOME FUNNY STUFF PROMOTED THE NEXT WEEK. MOST AMERICANS NOW HAVE NO IDEA OF THE DANGER AND HARDSIPS WE ALL ENDURED. NOT WHINING, JUST TELLING IT LIKE WAS. BLUE LANCER SIR.

Keywords: OPERATION SNOW TIGER NULLO RI LIBBY BRIDGE IMJIM RIVER CO COMMANDER DONALD HARRUFF SI MAJ SAPP IST SGT GETTY SGT MAJOR GANNAWAY PFC D. R. JOHNSON SGT COLE, AHOST OF NAMES FORGOTTEN, BUT NOT THE FACES

I served at Camp Rice 27th Ord Yongugol from Aug 1964 to Sept 1965

Comments: looking for anyone that served at camp rice during this time

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wish I could do it again

Comments: When not on duty I spent mucho time in the villiage, town called Chang Paree, drinking OB beer, filtering out cigg buts or bugs. But all in all, they were among some of the best days of my life spent with some of the best guys I have ever had the pleasure to serve with. SECOND TO NONE !!

Keywords: !965-1966 Camp Young Korea Mortar platoon.

Co B, Carrier Plt, 304th Sig Bn, Camp Coiner, Seoul, South Korea

Comments: Had a friend TDY to the DMZ; between Spring and Summer 1969. He liked two weeks before his tour of duty was complete. He and whoever was in his patrol was ambushed by the North Korean Army and was killed. The sad thing is I cannot remember his name. I would like to know if anyone who was serving in Korea during this time frame mignt be able to help me out with a name.

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c btry 4/44th Summer 1968

Comments: freind was killed at c battery 4th and 44th summer of 68 but don't find a listing that late.

Keywords: summer 68

2nd batt 38th inf recon platoon/ Black berets with ligting bolt labeled Strike Force korea 68-69

Comments: I am looking for others, members of this group to discuss the use of agent orange and if any one has orders with my name or a roster with other members names

Keywords: 2nd battalion 38th inf along the Koran DMZ with the HHC recon platoon. years 68-69.. We were named strike force with black berets. we lived in a sand bag bunker along the DMZ and rotated back to home base every 3-4 weeks.

AIR DEFENSE ARTILLERY KOREA 1959-2007

Comments: I am looking to hear from all personnel that served in Air Defense Artillery units. Many of our men were in the area of where they sprayed agent orange and had combat but the VA gives us no respect because of our MOS. We all need to stick together, even if you have no symtoms of medical problems, to help each other. The men from 1967 to 1971 have a right to an agent orange Registry examination at there local VA hospital or medical Center.I am tyring to build a history of our units and need your help.

Keywords: All Air Defense artillery units, 38 ADA, 2nd ,Inf 7th Inf, I core or other.

looking for JUAN PABLO RIVERA SP-4 1st an

Comments: in korea 1968-1970

Keywords: Looking for Juan Pablo Rivera SP-4 who served with me

Looking for 2nd Engineers in Korea from 1967 to 1970 - Any Company

Comments: Please contact me. I am looking for any and all former members of the 2nd Engineer Battalion from any Company who served in Korea at any time in 1967 thru 1969.

Several of your brothers are still fighting the effects of our time in Korea. We need photos, copies of Combat Pay orders, statements of duties of the 2nd Engineers who worked in and along the DMZ or who were in my Company, E Company (Float Bridge).

Right now I am working with several guys from 2nd Engineer Battalion who have multiple health issues as a direct result of exposure to Agent Orange. Yes guys, that stuff sprayed along the fence, around the guard towers and the Guard Posts and Out Posts we were building was the infamous Agent Orange. The stuff sprayed along the roads inside the Zone and around the bridgeheads at Freedom, Libby and the Spoonbill Bridges was Agent Orange. The stuff sprayed around our compounds to kill the brush and weeds was Agent Orange.

Even if you have not had any symtoms, like Diabetes, heart problems, a variety of different cancers, or any other health issues, we need to hear from you. And if you are fighting or have faught with VA for care and compensation for these health problems, we need to hear from you. And most importantly, if you had children conceived after your return from Korea who were born with birth defects, we need to hear from you. If you have been successful in winning a claim filed for Agent Orange poisoning or PTSD as a result of your service in Korea, it is very important for you to contact me.

Even though I am just a former Captain and Company Commander, I made a promise 40 years ago to stand up for my men and to back them in anything as long as they did what the officers and NCOs asked them to do. I take that promise very seriously and now, 40 years later, I will continue to back and stand up for our men. It is very important that I hear from you as soon as possible. For many of your brothers, the time could be very short, but they have families who will need help even if it is too late for the men themselves.

If you can and will help, please contact me at my email: pesteward@hotmail.com, or call me at (706) 996 - 4057.

Thank you.

Phil Steward (formerly known as the California Kid or Jeb to some)

Keywords: Imjin River, Spoonbill Bridge, River Police, River Patrol Boats, Camp Ethan Allen, Artillery Valley, Camp Peterson, DMZ, Barrier Fence, Minefields, Rome Plows, LTC Huber, 1stSGT Carl Ivey, Bridge truck fire at Spoonbill, 2nd Engineer, Camp Ethan Allen,Guard Posts, Out Posts, DMZ Ambush October 1969

Real start of dmz war

Comments: I arrived in Korea in may of 65. I was sent to co c of the first of the eighth cavery div. My co was aready earning hazardous duty pay, so I know for a fact that the DMZ WAR started at least before may of 65.My first day in the zone started with an alert and our platoon sgt threw me a grease gun with a magazine that held 30 45 cal. rounds. Well I had never even seen a grease gun or a flak jacket. Five days earier I was raising hell in my home town of Jacksonville,Fl back in the world. Now I was in a real hell. That first day we went to aid one of our HUNTER-KILLER patrols that was in a firefight with an unknown number of North Korean agents. The firefight was over when we arrived, but a chink was sitting on a big rock while a G I was wraping up his head that a bullet had taken about quarter of off. He was so doped up that he did not care either way. I will not go into all the other stuff that happened on my tour,but that 11 mons and 29 days changed my life forever. you know the odd thing about the hush hush Korean DMZ WAR is the guys that went to nam and came back and claim that they get no respect,well we got no respect or thanks because it sounded like liars when we told our experiences, The nam guys were the worst. I just clamed up for years. Thank GOD for the internet. Anybody that remembers Dennis Dix from florida or had similer things happen, leave me a message.

Keywords: outpost desart,loud speakers,mine fields,monsoon rain, only a strip of white tape between us and joe. we were the tip of the spear. If joe flooded across the line,we had to blow freedom bridge up before they could cross it and invade the south. This is the same time as vietnam was heating up. I rode the same troop carrier with the First Marine div. on thier way to nam. The u s s Breckinridge

Real start of dmz war

Comments: I arrived in Korea in may of 65. I was sent to co c of the first of the eighth cavery div. My co was aready earning hazardous duty pay, so I know for a fact that the DMZ WAR started at least before may of 65.My first day in the zone started with an alert and our platoon sgt threw me a grease gun with a magazine that held 30 45 cal. rounds. Well I had never even seen a grease gun or a flak jacket. Five days earier I was raising hell in my home town of Jacksonville,Fl back in the world. Now I was in a real hell. That first day we went to aid one of our HUNTER-KILLER patrols that was in a firefight with an unknown number of North Korean agents. The firefight was over when we arrived, but a chink was sitting on a big rock while a G I was wraping up his head that a bullet had taken about quarter of off. He was so doped up that he did not care either way. I will not go into all the other stuff that happened on my tour,but that 11 mons and 29 days changed my life forever. you know the odd thing about the hush hush Korean DMZ WAR is the guys that went to nam and came back and claim that they get no respect,well we got no respect or thanks because it sounded like liars when we told our experiences, The nam guys were the worst. I just clamed up for years. Thank GOD for the internet. Anybody that remembers Dennis Dix from florida or had similer things happen, leave me a message.

Keywords: outpost desart,loud speakers,mine fields,monsoon rain, only a strip of white tape between us and joe. we were the tip of the spear. If joe flooded across the line,we had to blow freedom bridge up before they could cross it and invade the south. This is the same time as vietnam was heating up. I rode the same troop carrier with the First Marine div. on thier way to nam. The u s s Breckinridge

MacDonald Barracks 1960-61

Comments: Looking for old friends!!

Keywords: MacDonald, Mickey Mouse Corners, Kum-jon-ni, divarty,

CAMP RED CLOUD 1959 1962

Comments: Just want to see if there are any of the old boys left and hanging around.

Miss the guys!

Spent most nights at the EM Club and weekends at Eighth Army, Seoul.

Keywords: Red Cloud, Uijongbu, Headquarters I Corps

I was in Korea 1964-65, near the DMZ, had to cross the river to go on pass.

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Looking for information on Randy Twitchell

Comments: Looking for anyone who could give info on a friendly fire incident in 68 that took the life of 2nd Lt Randy Twitchell. He may have been from Michigan

Keywords: Friendly Fire Incident of a 2nd Lt Randy Twitchell

Alpha Company 1/32 INF DMZ1969

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Keywords: Greaves, Hendricks OP,

7TH S & T BATT. '65-'66 YEARBOOK

Comments: Looking for the yearbook of the 7th S & T of that year that some of us bought before we left that country. Need a copy badly. Or a look see anyway. Lost mine to a fellow S & T buddy.

Keywords: "Hemp", The Village, 7th Inf. Div., Dave Mullen

Looking for anyone that knew Earnest

Comments: I am looking for anyone that was in the 530th QM CO in 1963-1965 that knew my father Earnest David Wheeler. He went by David Wheeler. I would love to find out more on my father he passed away when I was very young and I never got the chance to learn about him time in the military.

Keywords: David Wheeler 530 QM CO 1963-1965

51st Signal Battalion - 1968 1969 B Co

Comments: LIKE TO HERE FROM ANYBODY FROM THIS TIME FRAME 1968 TO 69 FROM B CO

Keywords: JONG CONGER

uss chickaskia ao 54

Comments: looking for RICHARD FURONTINO( spell on last name ?) last time i saw him was in nassua in hopital after boating accident and he was in hospital after leg amputation.

Keywords: uss chickaskia AO54 2nd div deck

STANTON AIRFIELD

Comments: Doe Stanton AAF AKA A112 still exist? I was there for all of 1966 13 month tour as an Air Force Weatherman Thanks if you know.

Keywords: Tongo Ri, Sin San Nee, Mama San Papa San Mountain, YonJu Gol Moon San Airman Mazak & Kosik

Don Morrison 2nd Engr Bn E Company

Comments: Don Morrison - your email is being returned to me as not valid - please contact me - here is my reply that did not get through -

Hello Don - Thanks for writing. I left Korea in mid-December of 1969. Since you arrived just over 3 months later then 1LT Buchanan was probably still CO and I think 1SGT Carl Ivey was still Top then - is that right. I see you were at Camp Ethan Allen. Had the Bridge at the Spoonbill been put back in yet? We built three timber tresel bridges in the villages near the camp, including one that crossed over the stream about 1/2 mile south of the camp - it led from the small village there over to the hill that was that area's graveyard (It had like about 100 mounds there where they buried their local people). I don't remember a lot of the guys there - other than some of the officers - there was 2LT Jeff Farver, 2LT. Stuart Kline, and another 2LT who was Italian but I don't recall his name. Since you got there only a short time after I left, you may have known Sp4 Brian Mallory too. Do you have any photos of you and other members of E Co or any 2nd Engineers working along the River, or along the fence or up in the zone? We need to get some pictures of 2nd Engineer Equipment (AVLBs, Bridge Trucks, Dozers, loaders, lowboys or even jeeps and stuff in those areas with their unit id numbers showing. Before I left I had prepared plans and materials lists for 32 new bridges to be built both above and below the River - most were replacements for bridges built at the end of the 1st Korean War. I know the Zone was still a hot spot after I left and if you worked around the Spoonbill Bridge or on the Patrol Boats and any up along the fence or guard posts, you were exposed to areas treated with Agent Orange. Have you had any health issues since then? Diabetes, heart trouble, cancers? Please let me know. Even though you were there after us, E Company's Mission and work duties could not have changed that much in just 3 1/2 months, so if you could prepare a letter outlining the work you and E Company did during your tour on the river, fence line, the minefields or in the Zone and the Guard Posts, and sign it and swear it to be true to the best of your knowledge and recollection, that letter could go a long ways toward helping a bunch of your brothers who are in health trouble now. I promised all 285 men under my command in E Company that as long as they did their jobs and followed our orders and directions that I would back them and stand up for them through anything. Well, even though I am no longer on active duty (I am still in the inactive standby reserves) and no longer their CO, I will not let them down now. As it stands now, I am the Senior (former) Officer of 9 other guys from the Battalion and the widow and son of another. They did their jobs for me and the other officers and NCO of the Battalion then so I will not quit until I see they are getting the care and treatment the deserved. The only thing that will stop my battle for them (us) is for the VA to take responsibility for their (our) care and treatment and compensation or if I die. I am sending a copy of this to the other guys so they may contact you too. Take care Don - and thanks for writing. Phil Steward - pesteward@hotmail.com

Keywords: Imjin River, Bridge, Barrier Fence, Agent Orange, Don Morrison, 1SGT Carl Ivey, Brian Mallory, DMZ Korea, Pueblo, 2nd Korean War

Camp Kaiser 4th Missile Command?

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JSA MO 1967 & 68

Comments: I WAS AT JSA IN 1967 & 68 AS A MP. IF ANYONE FROM THAT TIME READS THIS PLEASE FEEL FREE TO CONTACT ME AT RON76@COMCAST.NET. WE ALL REMEMBER SGT ANDERSON AND PVT WOOD AND THE AMBUSH. RON ABIGILL

Keywords: JSA 1967 @ 68, MPS, PANMUNJOM

out there

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Keywords: HEY JIMMY WHAT DID THEY EVERY DO TO YOU FOOR K.OING. THAT E-6 FOR PULLING YOUR TOE TO WAKE YOU UP YOU THINK THEY EVER FIGURED OUT YOU WERE LAYING FOR HIM

DMZ POLICE 59-60

Comments: SERVED IN 1ST CAV DMZ POLICE DURING THIS TIME. looking for the little orange patch (dmz police) also looking for a copy of stars and stripes with article on dmz police printed sometime during this period. I was the one photographed for the article. Any help finding these items appreciated. Don't remember much except the time i was patrolling Freedom village and a old lady escaped from N Korea. Thought we were going back to war with all the soldiers and tanks lining up on the other side. As to the previous post,yes i remember Mickey Mouse Village too. Remember 9-11

Keywords: DMZ POLICE PATCH STARS AND STRIPES

Agent Orange Camp Carroll and Kimpo AB, Korea 1968-69

Comments: Brother stationed Camp Carroll Depot Korea, and Kimpo AB, Korea, 1968-1969. Has lung cancer. Was Agent Orange used outside DMZ?

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LST CAV MP'S 1959 1960 KOREA

Comments: With lst Cav MP's1959 l960. When I left Capt. Adair Smith was the commanding officer

Keywords: Pob Won Ni Mickey Mouse Corner

Need Help for 2d Engineer Bn 1967-1969 AO Claims

Comments: If you worked at any of the 2d Inf Div. Guard Posts or Out Posts, or along the fence in the Guard Towers, or went on patrols into the Zone from the Fence, you were in areas directly sprayed with AO.

Please let me know where you were and what you did. Also, if you had contact with any Engineer Units or personnel in those areas, you can help us. Also - go to this site and read all of this document - it is long, but factual and worth the read - it was published before DOD and DOA confirmed use of AO in Korea and outlines where, who and when AO was used. http://cgsc.leavenworth.army.mil/carl/resources/csi/Bolger/bolger.asp .

Copy and paste that and read it ALL. It may be the best piece of evidence for those with AO related issues. What health issues are you facing? What has VA said, if anything about your conditions?

Please reply so I know more about you. I am working with 9 other guys from my Battalion - 2 of whom were in my Company - all of us are fighting with VA on AO caused health issues. Maybe we can help each other.

Take care - and write back soon.

Phil Steward, Captain (Former) CO of E Co., 2nd Engineer BN., 2nd Infantry Div. - Korea - 1968 - 69

Keywords: @ Engineers, Spoonbill, DMZ, Guard Posts, Outposts, Imjin River Patrol Boats, Camp Ethan Allen, Artillery Valley, Camp Peterson, LTC Huber, LTC Sell, 1SG Carl Ivey, Agent Orange, Barrier Fence, mine fields

Camp Parris 1963-64

Comments: Many memories. I would like to go back there now to see what it's like. I stayed 14 mos then Ft. Lewis then on to Vietnam. John Karr johnfkarr@aol.com

Keywords: I was a UP (Unit Police) on the Main Gate for 6 mos 63-64 at CAMP PARRIS.

Camp Baker,CO A 304 Sig BN

Comments: Is there anyone out there who was at Camp Baker from June 68 to June 69.

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Camp Baker,CO A 304 Sig BN

Comments: Is there anyone out there who was at Camp Baker from June 68 to June 69.

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Do you remember- Stacy Barbour?

Comments: My father was in the 483rd Geeia Sq and the 485th Geeia Sq. from November 1966 - December 1967. I am looking for anyone who served with him,this is to assist his wife my mother with her benefits. My fathers name was Stacy O Barbour. His MOS was Tele Communications. Does anyone remember him ?

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123rd Signal Co. 61-62

Comments: I am slowly finding people that served with the 123rd Sig Co. at a compound about 2 miles West of Uijongbu (Camp RedCloud) & the rest of I Corps. I spent much of my time TDY to the 7th Div 27th Ord Btn in Yonjuco.

Keywords: People I remember... Bernard L. Smolkovich, Clarence Hunt, Mike Wallick, Wayne K. Latham, Mac McClellan, Flowers, Stith, Ward, Lt Nichols. Many others whose faces I can see, but can't remember their names.

Camp Hovey, HHC 2d Brigade 65-66

Comments: Just interested in any information or contact with comrads or friends who served at Camp Hovey during the mid60's or Hq & Hq Co. at Camp Hovey during July 65 to Aug 66. I remember my commanding officer captain Akem who I respected highly and would love to hear anything about him. I was a village "rat" and have a deep and lasting affection for the many women I met and loved who were living and working out their own destinies in the bars of Tokori.

Keywords: Camp Hovey, Tokori, HHC 2d Brigade, NCO Academy 1965, Capt. G.Robert Akem

CO A 2/9th INF BN, (MECH), 2nd INF DIV

Comments: Trying to find fellow vets that served with me in the DMZ during the period of MAR 68-APR 69.

Keywords: Quick Reaction Force QRF, Libby Bridge, Patrols

122d Signal Battalion, Comm Center/Courier

Comments: anyone who used the phrase "and mate" to begin a conversation via teletype communications or drove a courier run after curfew on the dmz or was assigned to guard the burning of "CLASSIFIED CHAD', General village, em club, rowdy exploits, lets swap lies

Keywords: niagra club, joe papasans, yongjugul, wightman NCO Academy, guard duty, the list goes on and on but i'm incredably high right now so the mind wanders ( or wonders? )

69-70 hhb 1/31 arty 7th inf Camp Casey

Comments: I wonder what has happened to all the guys who spent 13 months of there life in South Koera. Some of us grew up other didn't.

Keywords: Don James, Stan Cook, Al B., Terry Sanders, john Davis, Richard Soul, Bill Y., Kim K O, Song B W, 'Honest John Rocket', Emil Yonkey, Glen Davis

7th INF DIV Camp Kiser 1962-1963

Comments: I served in 10 Clavary at Camp Kiser Korea. Anyone out there? I would like to hear from you.

Keywords: Looking for unit members

Looking For People who knew CPT. Richard Lee Treas

Comments: If anyone could help me I would appreciate it. Or help point me in the direction I need to be in.

Keywords: I am looking someone who knew my grandfather Army CPT Richard Lee Treas he died in Vietnam in 1968. I really don't know much about him. He was from Kansas. I don't know the units he was in.

55th Aviation co 8th army Korea

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Keywords: Anyone that was in 55th aviation in 1963 and 1964tom