2nd CID in Seoul 1960 - 1961.

Comments: Assigned to the 2nd CID in Seoul 1960 - 1961. Lived in quonset huts behind the Education Center. I still think about the fried rice dinner ($1.00) that was sold at the Main NCO Club, top of Walker Mountain, near the General Coulter Statue. I worked my butt off here and enjoyed every minute of it! Crime was plentiful in and around Seoul during these times. I can't imagine what Seoul looks like today?

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Co.A 44th engineer Battalion (Construction) 1964

Comments: Co.A 44th engineer Battalion (Construction) 1964_1

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Do You Know Me

Comments: I Was Assigned to the Sentry Dog Section at Osan AB from 1964 to 1965.

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CO. C 44TH ENGR. NOV66 NOV67

Comments: ANY BODY KNOW ME?

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D/7/1, 61-62

Comments: Looking for anyone who served with Delta Company, 7th Cav Regiment, 1st Battalion from 61 to 62 in South Korea

Keywords: nickname was SchoolBoy, Hill 176, Friends Frank Nose,

Unit: Co C 1bn 32inf 7th Div---67to69

Comments: I've been looking for the guys that served during 1967 68 1st Platoon 2/32 7 Infantry Division and station at camp Hovey (village Tokori ) for 10 moths. We were relocated to Camp Ames-Tejon to set up security around the ammo dump there for two moths and overnight extended, when the Pueblo incident. Love to hear from anyone from that company.

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304th in 68

Comments: Was in 304th from Mar to Aug 1968. Was platoon driver. Had sites at Camp Humphreys and DMZ. Don't remeber Sgt's name but always wanted to go to USOM club for "haircut". did duty at site in Pan Mun Jom as radio repairman. In August transferred to Cahmp Humphreys with the 55 Maint. Bn.

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A CO 51ST SIGNAL BATTALION 68-69

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hqs co 2nd engrs

Comments: served there april 1967 to may 1968. just wondering what happened to everyone

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C Co 1/31st Inf Rgt 1/67-3/68 Camp Casey

Comments: Jan. 1967 To Mar. 1968 Charlie Co. 1st Bn. 31st Infantry Camp Casey 7th Infantry Div.

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1st / 79th Artillery 12/65- 1/67

Comments: I support all veterans organizations in this country. I am a member of the VFW, American Legion, AMVETS, Korean War Veterans Association, DMZ Veterans Association (Joining now), and KVDA.

Keywords: I served in Korea from 17th Dec. 1965 to 25th January 1967.

1st Bn 73rd Armor, 7th Inf Div

Comments: I am the only son of a father who served in Korea from Jan 6th of 1969 until Dec 12th of 1969. I am looking for servicemen or servicewomen who knew my father. His name is Sidney Earl Summers. It looks like according to his Records of assigments he was a Plt Sgt (I am guessing a platoon Sargent) and then a Oper Sgt (???). The reason I am looking for people is that my father passed away on Oct 6th 2001 on day after his 68th birthday in a nursing home. The VA has put up a stonewall against me and my mother. They stated that his illness (stiff-mans syndrome) was not a "service connected" illness and since he was only 50% "service connected" the VA wouldn't pay for nursing home care. Also in order for my mother to get compensation from the VA, we have to prove that his death was "service connected". Through a report from the VFW and from speaking with my father, I have found out that he was sprayed with Agent Orange. Now the VA tells me that I have to get "witnesses" to that effect. So if anyone can help us, we would apprieciate it. If there were any doctors that had treated my father from that time, I would like to hear from you as well. I was unable to find medical records that were archived in St. Louis. Thanks for your help.

Keywords: 1st Bn 73rd Armor, 7th Inf Div

226 SIG. CO VHF CAMP PAGE 69-70

Comments: Any 31M20's from the late 60's and early 70's still interested in communicating drop me a line. I was at Ft.Gordon (S.E.S.S.) for AIT (31M20) when the switch was made from "temporary" WW II wood barracks to the new brick and mortar buildings. This was early 1969. I finally made it to Korea for mud season. I Would love to hear from anyone from that era. Gerry

Keywords: Mae Bong, Hawk missles, 31M20

In Processing Specialist, 7th Div., Camp Casey, Korea.

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73rd buddies

Comments: I would like to talk to anyone who served in the73rd Armor Bn at Camp Beavers 1965 1966

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Injim Scout HHC, 3/23rd, 1967-68

Comments: I served with HHC, 3/23rd, 2nd Infantry Division. I was an Injim Scout with the Recon platoon from February 1967 - February 1968. I have a Yahoo Group named koreaDMZ. My platoon walked the MDL and took line company patrols out day and night. We were "short-handed" during this period. Many incidents took place during my stay, attacks on patrol both on the MDL and other patrols between the MDL and the southern boundary of the DMZ. We took fire many times. The time the North Koreans sent squads to assasinate President Park. My CO took a round in the chest, the shell which stung my right ear. We were on red alert the last 9 months of my tour. If anyone has any information of what happened during this period, please write me or call collect. I'm trying to piece things together. Thanks!!!

Keywords: GP Gladys, Freedom Bridge, February 1967 - February 1968, Injim Scoutm Recon.

ACTA JAN 67 - MAR 68

Comments: I served as an instructor at the 2nd Divsion's Advanced Combat Training Academy located north of the Imjin River. I was there from Jan. 67 to Mar. 68. I would love to hear from any of the CADRE or students.

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Bill Miller - 29th Signal Company

Comments: Korea service 1960-1962

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1ST BN 73RD Armor 1969-70

Comments: I looking for friends of mine from the Army

Keywords: From May of 1969 until July 4 1970

Camp MacKenzie, 2nd B/G, 4th Cav

Comments: I served in Korea from Jan. 1961 - May 1962. I was in Hq. Co and assigned to the Education Center at Camp MacKenzie. Would be interested in would be interested in mail from anyone who had taken classes there during that time period.

Keywords: Camp MacKenzie, 4th Cav., Education Center (193)

CO A 304TH SIG BN (CAMP BAKER) JAN 1966 TO FEB 1967

Comments: Like to hear from anyone who was at Camp Baker beside the Crown Brewery

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LOOKING FOR ANYONE WHO WAS IN CO.A 304TH SIG. BN IN 1966 TO FEB 1967 AT YONG DONG PO

Comments: Remember the Crown Brewery,Having to get up in two hour shifts to start trucks in the cold weather. Standing guard duty in the field until our top secret clearances came in. Boiled coffee.sleeping in tents where your breath steam would freeze on the side of the tent. The smell of kimche. Gettin hogs drunk and strapping them on back bicycle to take to market. I could say a lot more but not enough space. These were the GOOD OLD DAYS ha!!!!

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A Co 304th Sig Bn Jan 66-Feb 67

Comments: served in company A 304th signal batallion located at Youn Dong Po from January 1966 to Feb 1967. If anyone served in this group I would like to hear from you to discuss the old times beside the old crown brewery and the magnificent times we spent in the field trips beside the rice patties

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X GI Div B Btry 38th Field Art. 1969

Comments: served in 1969 am just interested if anyone served then, and just reminising.

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Looking for Chaplain Harvey Mills Div Arty 69-70

Comments: I would like to contact Chaplain (Major) Harvey Mills, Div Arty Chaplian 69-70. Later was assigned to Fort Knox KY.

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Camp Kaiser, 66-67

Comments: Served as Davy Crockett Section Leader April 66-May 67. Suceeded Lt Larry Willette. When I left, they turned in the Davy Crocketts. Have been in touch with several 1st Bde and 17th Infantry friends. E-mail and let's share some memories.

Keywords: 17th Infantry Camp Kaiser 1st Bde 7ID

1rst TAB 25TH Artillry 68-69

Comments: I!am looking for somebody who was ever station at Camp Saint Barbara from Dec. 68 to Jan 69. I was with a radar unit. Went to radar school at Fort Sill Okla. Would like to know if Camp Saint Barbara is still there.

Thank you S/P4 Michael D. Mider /

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B Co. 44th EBC

Comments: Looking for anyone who served in Bravo Co. 44th Engr Bat (Construction) in Korea 68-69. I am a veterans Service Officer trying to assist the widow of one of your buddies (now deceased). VA is being their normal selves and want us to prove that Donald Schneider was in Korea, and potentially exposed to Agent Orange. We can place him there, and have that proof, but need some help from someone who served with him that would place him in the vicinity of the DMZ.

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CAMP PAGE - 1968

Comments: Served at Camp Page from 11/67 to 2/69. Was the S-3 clerk in the war room the last six months of duty. Would like to hear from any others at Camp Page during this period. Good to see Korean Vets getting the recognition they deserve.

Keywords: 4th USAMC, Camp Page

1/12th Arty Honest John Camp Snow Jan 69

Comments: For John VanAtta: I served in the 1/12 from JAN 69 to JUN 70. First as A&T officer, than HHB CO, and finally as S-4. Currently still on Active Duty though in another service in the Norfolk VA area. Will reply to any other alumni. Regards to all

Keywords: 1/12th Arty, Camp Snow, Ponwonni

13th QM 1962-1963

Comments: Looking for buddies that were stationed in Young Dong Po, Korea during 1962-1963. I was company clerk for the 13th QM.

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DMZ VET 1961-62

Comments: I served in(A)Troop 1ST Recon.9TH CAV(DMZ)Police in 1961-62.I've read a lot of info on DMZ causalities,but in 1962 a U.S.Soldier,and a South Korean Soldier from (A)Troop were on night patrol walked into a (Mine Field)both were killed.I never read nor heard anything about them.I was on duty that night (Jeep driver)I was bringing in another patrol when we heard the explosion in the Mine Field thought maybe it was a wild pig or some animal stepped on a mine.That happened quite often.I wish I could remember their names,but I do remember the name of the medic SP-5 LEE and PFC Henderson probed the mine field to get them out. THANKS GUYS!

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581st Signal Company,38th Arty Bgd. EUSA

Comments: Korea,581st (EUSA Signal) Co(Vagabonds).38th Arty Bgd) Tacoma Relay Site 10 Near Kunsan AFB.1963.MOS 296.10 Ft. Gordon, GA. Ft. Rucker Post Signal- Homestead Air Base-Cuban Crisis-Hawk missle support(63/64).

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HQ Btry 2/Bn 71st arty-38th arty Brigade

Comments: looking for anyone that served during that period.

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Camp Kaiser '60 - '61

Comments: Accidently came across this site tonight and rekindled some memories of my tour of duty with Combat Support Co., 1st Battle Group, 17th Inf. Anybody remember 1st Sgt "War Daddy"? The strongest memory I have of that experience is the sense of gratitude I feel to have the priviledge of being a citizen of this great country!

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Comments: Subject: Camp St. Barbara; 38th Ord, Kumo-ri I was at Camp St. Barbara from 12/59 to 8/61. I have returned a few times from the mid 70’s to the last 11 years ago and the next in two week. Following the ceasefire in 1953, I-Corps remained in Korea until 1971. The camp was turned over to the Koreans some time before the mid 70's. When there in the mid 70's there was a building up in Pegari (sp) and last time there was a Korean dependent compound on the east side of the old entrance. It was about 1.5 to 2 miles from the actual DMZ and I seem to remember that it was about 7 miles North of the 38th. I was in A Btry, 1st Obsn Bn, 25th Arty which was changed to A Btry 1st TAB, 25th Arty as an Artillery Surveyor 753.10. If you paraded on a site near A Btry that acted as a parade ground and firing range you were walking on dirt I helped pack in on my back...for the 8th Army Pistol Matches in 60; then I got to score targets. Every time I went there from 75 to 89 there was a retired SFC wild man that lived in the Village; if still there and he can remember English maybe he can tell me something of the area. I served the 38th at Kumo-ri from 8/61 to 10/62. Transferred in from Camp St. Barbara. Was trained as a Small Arms Rpmn. 421.10. Will be in Korea in a week for a month of nostalgia As an aside: 4/69 to 10/69; Vietnam, USAF- Advisor-taught English a Foreign Language in the morning and stood on a corner with a flack jacket in the afternoon in Cholon. 12/70 to 4/71; Vietnam, Army – Advisor to the Vietnamese Religious Directorates, Catholic, Protestant and Buddhist; in Social Welfare Areas. From the Delta to the Laos Border north of Hue.

Ended with 12 years in 73 as an LTV E-5. (If you can figure this out let me know…I’ve been trying a day or two.) Oh, for the Agent Orange posters…..loss of organ is worth $330.00 for 6 months and then $78.00 from then on. 2/01; 6” slit in my Belly and pieces missing.

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Camp Kaiser (69-70)

Comments: What became of Camp Kaiser, now that the 7th Division is no longer there. Would like to hear from anyone stationed there during 69-70.

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Camp Kaiser (69-70)

Comments: What became of Camp Kaiser, now that the 7th Division is no longer there. Would like to hear from anyone stationed there during 69-70.

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Korea '68-'69 7th/17 artillary 2nd infantry

Comments: Served in Korea 68-69 with the 7th division 17th artillary attached to the 2nd infantry division(IndianHead patch)would like to hear from anyone that was there at this time.I remember some things but really not that clear,when I tell people about events that happens there they think that I'm nuts or making it up,now I'm starting to think that maybe the're right.I know that our camp was stationed near a village called Pomkoji also I Corp was stationed next to us,Iwas a chief of section (sgt. E5 Ken Nacua) there with a 105 howitzer I remember people like 1st sgt.Tony,Corpral Estell(cummunication)a guy we called Preacher(he refuse to carry a weapon be cause of his belief)work in supply room.Sgt. Moore ,can't remember the camp that we were in I think it was CASEY not sure,so maybe we can communicate an remenis and make things clear again

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Mike Ali where are you???

Comments: Looking for Sgt. Mike Ali. He was an Imjin Scout with C company 1/38, 2nd Div., the 1968 time period. He was from the Middle East living in Calif. and serving with the US troops in the DMZ.

Mike.......if you are around contact Frank Hinchey at the following email address; fhinchey@Dispatch.com

If anyone has info about Mike please contact John Hayman at the following email address; john@infonline.net.

Keywords: Mike Ali....C company, 1/38, 2nd Div. 1968

TO MESSAGE 30216 RE: JERRY MCINTOSH

Comments: hello jerry, got yr message on here. thanks for jarring my memory. contact me anytime . Sgt Lloyd E. Hawes ret dav viet nam 66-68 Korea 68-69 Mat god bless you all and our great nation in the times coming. REUP-HELL YES.

SGT. LLOYD HAWES DAV RET

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Osan?Kunsan Air Base 63-64

Comments: Stationed at Kunsan and Osan Air Base during 63 to 64 with Det 2 39th Air Division. Anybody know what happened to the outfit, cannot find any info.

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AFKN Radio Tomahawk

Comments: I was program director and morning dj at AFKN Radio Tomahawk near Camp Pelham 1968-9. I remember, after being transferred from Radio Kilroy in Taegu, asking the Station Commander why they were having so many night train-fire exercises. He said, "that's not training, but returning fire from across the DMZ" That was my introduction to the DMZ war. During the months after the Pueblo incident, North Korean "sappers" were caught with ordinance that was to blow up the radio station around Christmas time. I remember playing rock and roll music with a rifle to my left and permission to shoot intruders, if necessary. Fortunately, this was never necessary, but it was a tense time, to say the least. I knew all about the DMZ war mentioned on this site..and talked about it after getting home. Of course, no one stateside knew about it. For the most part, I had a great time in Korea, nonetheless, as I had good duty and remember playing the Rolling Stones while tanks from a local armored unit rolled down the MSR in front of the station. AFKN Radio Tomahawk remained intact for many years, until about 1997 when it was closed.

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A BRTY 6TH BN(HAWK)44TH ARTY BN 68-69

Comments: WITH THE TWO COMBAT ZONE BACK TO BACK WAS HARD ON IN 1994 I BROKE DOWN FRM ALL OF IT DOC SAID PTSD NOW 100%DAV

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CAMP PETERSON - 1ST TEAM ENGINEERS 1964-1965

Comments: Would like to hear from anyone from 8th Engineer Battalion stationed at Camp Peterson, Korea during 1964-1965.

Keywords: 8th Battalion, Moore, Judd, DeWiese, Resten, Ricco, Carley, De Mateo, Fortin, Camp Peterson and Iowa

camp young, 1964-65

Comments: if you were there you will remember these words

Keywords: the line you never crossed, the horse you never rode-short timer

C CO. 1/38 2ND INF. 1968

Comments: I was a Sgt E-5 with Charlie Co. 1/38 2nd Inf.

I served all of 1968, patrolling in the DMZ , with off time near Paju-Ri.

I have contact with the following: Lt. Rowley, Spc.5 Hinchey, Sgt. Miller, and Sgt Suarez.

Looking for: Garcia, Bowen, Ellsworth, Rivera, Capt. Mitchell, Lt. Miller, No SS, Kim ??, or anyone else serving in Charlie Co. during the 1968 time frame.

Thanks to all for your posts.......they brought back a lot of memories, good and bad.

John Hayman Mercer, Pa

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2/23 2 Div. medics

Comments: was recon medic , with the 2/23 2 div. willing to hear from anyof U Guys lol

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DMZ 68-69

Comments: Lots of cold long nights, cooking with C-4, Foo-gas, propoganda from the huge speakers, chasing infiltrators, being volunteered for extended "zone" duty by "Mad" Major Mac, the Dayroom murder. Love to hear from anyone who was there and remembers any of it.

Keywords: First/Last Chance Club, Speaker Hill, "Mad" Major Mac, GP Ann, Turkey Farm, Bob Townsend, JC.

226 SIG. CO. VHF 4TH USAMC 1969

Comments: Chunchon was a great placw to be in 1969, if you didnt drink the OB or ask for a card from the girls in the 'ville.

Keywords: Hawk missles, Maebong - Highest Hawk shithouse in the free world!