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Camp Stanton (Acquired March 24,1952) (West) (East) (Stanton Army Airfield) (Western Corridor Rear Area) (A-112)

1963-1964 Headquarters & Headquarters Company, 15tn, Aviation Battalion, 1st Cavalry Division
1963-1964 Headquarters & Headquarters Company, 15th Aviation Battalion, 1st Cavalry Division
1963-1964 E Company, 27th Maintenance Battalion, 1st Cavalry Division
1974, D Troop (Air), 4th, 7th Cavalry
1977- C Troop, 4th Squadron, 7th Cavalry
1982-1983 2nd, 61st ADA

Camp Stanton 2nd Battalion, 61st ADA, 2nd Infantry Division

Camp Stanton 1982

Camp Stanton E1 thru E6 entrance Community Club 1982

Camo Stanton 2nd, 61st Dog Battery Animals 1982

Stanton Army Air Field

Camp Stanton Aid Station

Stanton Air Base 1970

Camp Stanton Airfield 1970

Camp Stanton Movie Theater 1969

Camp Stanton 2nd Battalion, 61st ADA, 2nd Infantry Division

Camp Stanton 1982

Camp Stanton 2nd Battalion, 61st ADA, 2nd Infantry Division

Camp Stanton Movie Theater

Stanton Air Base 1970

Camp Stanton Winter 1969

Camp Stanton

Gate Shack, 15th Aviation, 1st Cavalry

Camp Stanton Diesel Tank 1982

Delta Battery, 2nd Battalion,61st ADA Supply Room, 2nd Infantry Division

Camp Stanton 1982

Camo Stanton 2nd, 61st Dog Battery Animals 1982

Camp Stanton air Field 1968

Stanton Air Base 1969

Camp Stanton Today

Camp Stanton 2019

Stanton Air Base 1966

Gate 20 looking towards Camp Stanton,
Camp Coiner 1970

Camp Stanton 2019

Stanton Air Base 1966

Stanton Air Base 1969

Camp Story (No information or pictures at this time)

Camp Summerall

1963 Headquarters Division, 1st Cavalry & A Battery, 1st Battalion, 21st Artillery
1964, 1st Battalion, 21st Artillery, 1st cavalry Division

Camp Summeral

Camp Summeral Gate

Camp Summeral Marksmanship Mess Hall

Suwan City / Air Base (No information at this time)

Suwan City 1950-1953

Suwan Air Base 1969-1970

Hwaseong Fortress Suwan

Suwan Air Base 1969-1970

Cp Swiss-Swede Mac (No information or pictures at this time)

Camp Sykes (No information or pictures at this time)

Camp Syles (No information or pictures at this time)

TAC1-Site1 (No information or pictures at this time)

TAC1-Site2 (No information at this time)

TAC2-Site34 (No information at this time)

Two hole latrine on Tac 2 Site 34

Missile storage 1967

Entrance to site road

Section of Tac 2 Site 34 with radar

Looking down to valley from the ready room

Tac 2 Site 34 Summer of 1967

New section of the generator shed

Looking from A Section

Tac 2 Site 34 road

Tac 2 Site 34

TAC2-Site36 (No information at this time)

Tac 2 Site 36 Helicopter Port (landing)

Tac 2 Site 36 gate

Tac 2 Site 36 Radar

Tac 2 Site 36, C Battery, 2nd Battalion, 71st ADA

Tac 2 Site 36 To Missiles

Tac 2 Site 36 Helicopter landing

Tac 2 Site 36 Bunker

Tac 2 Site 36 Pulse Radar

Tac 2 Site 36 Radars

Tac 2 Site 36

Tac 2 Site 36 Gate

Tac 2 Site 36 Hawkeye Ready

Tac 2 Site 36 Road to C, and B Batteries

Tac 2 Site 36 Bunker

Tac 2 Site 36

T Bone Hill (No information at this time)

Tae Sung Dong (No information at this time)

Tae Sung Dong Freedom Village

Taegu Air Base K-2) (Acquired August 2,1962)

1971, 19th General Support Group
1974, Air Force Pacific Air Forces, 6168th Combat Support Squadron
1974, 6168th Combat Support Group
1979, Air Force Pacific Air Forces, 6168th Combat Support Squadron
1982, Ol AB USAF Hospital Osan, Dethatchment 2 2146th Communication Group, Detachment 4 Combat Communication Squadron
OL F 2145th Communication Group, JUSMAG-K, CL-C 611th Mass, OL-B 6005th APS, 4th Quartermaster

United States Air Force Detachment 2, 1st Space Wing GEODSS

Taejon PLO (Acquired November 29,1969) (No information or pictures at this time)

Tango (U.S. Army) (No information or photo's at this time)

Camp Taylor (Ascom, Inchon Area) (No information or pictures at this time)

Teal Bridge

Teal Bridge the first low level bridge was built at Widgeon Site was submerged July 27th, 1952 and remained some 20 feet under water. It reopened on August 3rd after the flood waters receded.

Teal Bridge after the flood waters receded July 16th, 1953

Teal Bridge 1964. traveling north, units of the 3rd Brigade, 3rd Cavalry crossing Teal Bridge

Teal Bridge after the flooding of the river on July 17th, 1953 showing the damage to the bridge and guardrail. The guardrails were not removed because of the river rising to quickly.

Teal Bridge in 1992

The Old Teal Bridge

On July 15th 1953 Teal Bridge was 12 feet under water

Tobongsan Ammo Center (Acquired July 28,1951) (No information or pictures at this time)

Camp Thompson, Bakdal-dong (No information or pictures at this time)

Tongducheon

1968, C Company, 127th Signal Battalion
1976, 2nd Supply & Transport Battalion

Tongducheon 1950's

Tongducheon 1955

Tongducheon 1960's

Tongduchon 1968

TDC 1969

Tongducheon 1968

TDC 1967

Tongducheon 1969

TDC 1967

Tongducheon 1970's

TDC 1970's

TDC 1976

Outside of TDC 1973

TDC Summer of 1973

Tongduchon 1977

Tongduchon 2000's

Tongducheon 2023

TDC taken from Camp Casey

TDC Sky Line

TDC 1972

Tongo Ri

Tongo Ri Rainbow Club

Tongo Ri 1970

Looking down to Village of Tongo Ri 1970

Camp Tracy (Seoul Area)

1971 C Company, 728th Military Police Battalion

Camp Tracy Company C, 728th Military Police Battalion 1971

Tree Cutting Incident (Operation Paul Bunyan Incident) (No information at this time)

Picture from: Kevin Conner

A Company 1st, 9th Infantry, 2ne Infantry Division 1984-1985 at the site where Operation Paul Bunyan occurred in 1976, at the Joint Security Area. This is the actual site where 2 U.S. Army Officers were killed by North Korean Troops after U.S. Troops started to cut down this tree. Operation Paul Bunyan was the response to the gruesome murders of the American Officers. The tree was cut down, but the trunk was left as a testament to the axe murders.

Operation Paul Bunyan 1984
A Company, 1st, 9th, 2nd Infantry Division

Triangle Hill (No information at this time)

7th Infantry Division Triangle Hill

Triangle Hill on the Irion T

Battle of Triangle Hill

Turkey Farm (No information at this time)

Happy Club

Star Club

Unchon Ni

Unchon Ni BlueMoon 1966

Uijeongbu

Uijeongbu 1961

Uijeongbu 1962

Uijeongbu 1972

Uijeongbu 1960

Uijeongbu 1961

Uijeongbu 1962

Uijeongbu 1972

Uijeongbu 1961

Uijeongbu Main Street 1954

Uijeongbu from Camp Stanley

Uijeongbu 1960

U.S. Army Military Personnel Center Yongsan, Seoul 1979

U.S. Army Field Station, 501st MI Group

USAG Yongsan Garrison (Acquired February 12, 1952) (Seoul, Yongsan area) (Has now closed May 2022)

1948 Headquarters 7th U.S. Infantry Division
1965 8th U.S. Army Main Post

In the process of returning to the ROK

Main Post 1948, Headquarters,
7th U.S. Infantry Division

Yongsan Garrison apartment complex

Yongsan Theater, 8th U.S. Army Main Post 1965

Now open to the Public

Photo's submitted by Bill Beatty

U.S. Army Statistic Communications Command

U.S. Army Statistic Communications Command, A Company Signal Lines Battalion Dallas Radio Station 1966

Uijeongbu

Uijeongbu 1961

Uijeongbu 1954

Uijeongbu 1966

Loading M113 on trains 1985

Uijeongbu 1960's

Uijeongbu 1961

Uijeongbu 1952

Main Street 1954

Uijeongbu 1974

Uijeongbu 1972

Uijeongbu 1966

Heading to Uijeongbu towards Camp Stanley

Uijeongbu 1960's

Unchon-Ni

Unchon-Ni 1944

Untaek Village North Korea November 14, 1950

USS Pueblo

Yong Ju Gol

Yong Ju Gol Main Street 1969

Yong Ju Gol 1970

Yong Ju Gol Happy Club 1983

Yong Ju Gol 1970

Yong Ju Gol 1967

Waegon POL (Acquired June 24,1964) (No photo's at this time)

1963-1964 A Company, 2nd Battalion, 15th Armor, 2nd Brigade, 1st Cavalry Division

Camp Wagner (Western Corridor DMZ) (No information at this time)

Camp Walker (Taegu, Southern Area) (Idlewild) (Acquired April 1,1951)

665th Medical Detachment (DS)
U.S. Army Communications Command, 293rd Signal Company (DCSOPS) K-2 TCF/MW, 36th Signal Battalion, 1st Signal Battalion

U.S. Army Garrison Daegu, Camp Walker

Headquarters & Headquarters Company

U.S. Army Garrison Daegu, Camp Walker

U.S. Army Dental Clinic, Camp Walker (665th Medical Detachment (DS)).

Headquarters U.S. Army Korean Support Command

U.S. Army Communications Command, 293rd Signal Company (DCSOPS), K-2 TCF/MW Site, 36th Signal Battalion, 1st Signal Brigade

Walker Hill Recreation Center

Walker Hill sits on 156 acres outside of Seoul. Walkerhill opened April ,8 1963. Walker Hill was named after U. S. Army General W. Walker 1889. December 23, 1960, the R.O.K. decided to build Walker Hill to keep soldiers from gong to Tokyo, and Hong Kong.

Louis Armstrong performed at Walkerhill 1963

Walker Hill Casino

Louie Armstrong

Camp Walley (Western Corridor DMZ) (Camp Wally was turned over to the ROK on April 1971)

1956-1957 Headquarters Company, 1st Battalion, 189th Infantry Regiment, 24th Division
1959-1960 A Troop, 1st Recon Squadron, 9th Cavalry, 1st Cavalry (DMZ) Police
1963-1964 A Company, 1st Battalion, 8th Cavalry (Mechanized), 3rd Brigade, 1st Cavalry Division
A Company, 1st 23rd, 2nd Infantry Division

Camp Walley 1967

Camp Walley Barracks blown up

Camp Walley, E M Club, A Company, 1st, 23rd,
2nd Infantry Division

Camp Walley Barracks blown up

Camp Warner (formerly M-4) (Pobwon-Ni Area) (TAC2, Site36)

2nd LT. Charles L. Warner 158th Field Artillery, 45th Infantry Division received Posthumously the Distinguished Service Cross in the Korean War.

In 1965 the Artillery units at Warner were C Battery, 1st Battalion, 17th Artillery, and C Battery, 2nd 71st. The camp comprised of 85 Quonset Huts, and a Butler Buildings. Camp Warner became a ROK Army Artillery Camp.

C Battery, 2n Battalion, 71st ADA, 38th Brigade (HAWK)

Camp Warner U.S, Army C Battery, 2nd Battalion HAWK, 71st Artillery

Camp Warner Gate

Camp Warner U.S, Army Larry Fiehn Gate Building

Camp Warner Main Gate

Camp Warner U.S, Army C Battery, 2nd Battalion HAWK, 71st Artillery, Larry Fiehn Gate

Camp Warner U.S, Army Larry Fiehn East Club 68

NJK Info Sign

Camp Warner Gate

Camp Warner Ed McLaughlin Cold Cold Cut Club

Camp Warner Gate 1963

Warrior Base (Western Corridor DMZ)

Worrier Base is a training facility located north of the Imjin River within a few kilometers of the DMZ. It is associated with the firing range and training areas, plus barracks facilities for units engaged in training. In addition to being a training facility site for the 2nd Infantry Division. Warrior Base also supported the activities training program (KITP). KITP had a three week combined training program including U.S. Marines and the republic of Korea.

1965 1st, 38th
1981 HHC, 1st, 38th Infantry
1988-1996 A Troop, 5th, 17th

Looking near Warrior Base

Bob Hope landing at Warrior Base

1970's Tent City

Warrior Base HHC, 1st, 38th Infantry 1981

Warrior Base 1970's

Warrior Base 1st, 38th 1965

On the DMZ, A Troop, 5th, 17th was only active from 1988-1996, here seen reactivated at
Camp Humphreys

Warrior Base

Warrior Base DMZ, C Company, 2nd Battalion, 603rd Infantry 1980's

Warrior Base 1982

Warrior Base 1985

Watkins Range

H Company, 9th Infantry Regiment, 2nd Infantry Division

H Company, 9th Infantry Regiment, 2nd Infantry Division

Camp Wentzel (Western Corridor DMZ)

1961 HHC, 2nd, 9th, 2nd Infantry Division
1963-1964 Headquarters and B Company, 2nd Battalion, 8th Cavalry, 1st Brigade, 1st Cavalry Division
1969 A Company, 2nd Battalion (M), 9th Infantry, 2nd Infantry Division (Machu II / Imjin Scout)
1969 HHC, 2nd, 9th Infantry, 2nd Infantry Division

Camp Wentzel 2nd,9th Infantry,
2nd Infantry Division 1969

Camp Wentzel 2nd, 9th Infantry,
2nd Infantry Division North of the Imjin 1969

Camp Wentzel 2nd, 9th, 2nd Infantry Division 1969

Camp Wentzel 1961, HHC, 2nd Infantry Division

Camp Wentzel 2nd, 9th Infantry,
2nd Infantry Division North of the Imjin1969

Camp Wentzel 1961, HHC, 2nd, 9th Infantry, 2nd Infantry Division

Camp Wentzel 2nd, 9th Infantry,
2nd Infantry Division winter of 1969

Camp Wentzel 2nd, 9th Infantry,
2nd Infantry Division North of the Imjin1969

Camp Wentzel, HHC, 2nd Infantry Division 1969

Camp Wentzel HHC, 2nd, 9th, 2nd Infantry Division 1969

Camp wentzel 2nd, 9th, 2nd Infantry Division 1969

Camp Wentzel, 2nd, 9th Infantry, 2nd Infantry Division returning to camp from patrol 1969

Camp Wentzel 2nd, 9th Infantry,
2nd Infantry Division winter of 1969

White Horse Hill (No information at this time)

Monument at White Horse Mountain

Widgeon Site (Float Bridge, Ferry Site) (No pictures or information at this time)

Camp Wilson

1963-1964 B, C Company, 2nd Battalion, 5th Cavalry, 2nd Battalion, 1st Cavalry Division
1966-1969 C Company, 3rd, 23rd Infantry, 2nd Infantry Division

Camp Wilson C Company, 2nd Battalion, 23rd infantry Mechanized south of the Imjin River, May 1969 just prior to our rotation with unit 3rd, 32nd to Camp Greaves.

Camp Wilson message board by the Orderly Room
Photo by: Ron Bailey

Washing clothes outside Camp Wilson

Camp Wilson playing cribbage

Camp Wilson Latrine 1969

Camp Alex Williams formerly Cam Ori

1st LT. Alex N. Williams Executive Officer of the 6th Missile Battalion died as his unit deployed to Kore missile Battalion Maintenance a in 1959. When the 6th Missile Battalion Maintenance camp opened in 1960 its name was changed from Camp Ori to Camp Williams in honor of the 1st LT.

Camp Alex Williams A &B Battery,
6th Gun Battalion, 12th Artillery

Whistler Bridge (No information at this time)

Whistlers Bridge

Jeeps crossing the M2 Treadway on rock filled crib piers at Whistler November 1951

Pontoon Bridge over the Imjin

1st Cavalry Division crossing the Pontoon Bridge August 3rd, 1951

Whitefront Bridge (Site (No information at this time)

Construction of the rock filled crib pier low level Whitefront November 1951

High Level Whitefront Bridge July 27th, 1952

High Level Whitefront timber pile bridge on September 1952 with damage to the fender piles

Camp Wilber (No pictures at this time)

1963-1964 B Company, 1st Battalion Cavalry (Mechanized), 3rd Brigade, 1st Cavalry Division
1967-1968 B Company, 1st, 23rd Infantry, 2nd Infantry Division

Camp Woo (Uijongbu Area) (No photo's information at this time)

Camp Woods (Western Corridor DMZ)

1963-1964 Headquarters & Headquarters Company, 1st Battalion, 9th Cavalry, 3rd Brigade, 1st cavalry Division
1966-1969 C Company, 3rd, 23rd Infantry

Looking at Barrier fence 1968

Yangyang County, Gongum Province

Yeongdong

Yeongdong 1969

Camp Young (Western Corridor DMZ)

1961 Headquarters, 1st B. G., 8th Cavalry
1963-1964 HHC., 1st Battalion, 8th Cavalry (Mechanized), 3rd Brigade, 1st Cavalry Division
1966-1968 HHC., 1st, 23rd Infantry, 2nd Infantry Division

Camp Young Headquarters 1st Battery Group, 8th Cavalry 1961