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Photo's Submitted by: Robert Collucci

B Company, 13th Quartermaster Battalion (DS)
1966 B Company, 19th Supply & Services (DS)

Photo's Submitted by: Daryl Davenport

Camp Essayons

Photo's Submitted by: Mike
(No information at this time)

Mike at Fort Campbell, Ky. October 27th, 1966

After 12 hours of driving

Headquarters Platoon

Graduating day at Fort Campbell October, 27th, 1966

Photo's Submitted by: Ronald Baily
(No information at this time)

Photo's Submitted by: Darrell Richeson

1976, Charlie Battery, 1st Battalion, 44th Air Defense Artillery
C Battery, 1st Battalion, 44th ADA
1978, C Battery, 1st Battalion, 44th Air Defense Artillery

Welcome to Fort Benning U.S. Army

Chagrin Charlie, C Battery, 1st Battalion, 44th ADA

Charlie Battery, 1st Battalion, 44th Air Defense Artillery 1976

Photo's Submitted by: Paul Kroll
Camp Hartell

Photo's Submitted by: Pat Thornton

3rd Brigade, 2nd Infantry Division
A Company, 3rd Battalion, 23 Infantry

Indian Territory, 3rd Brigade, 2nd Infantry Division

Freedom Bridge crossing

Freedom Bridge (walking)

A Company, 3rd Battalion, 23 Infantry

Chargin Charlie

News Clippings, ETC

Photo's Submitted by: Ronald Baily

1st page of brochure when arriving in Korea 1969. Freedom's Frontier

Indian Head February 20th, 1970. They share more then just a bunker

Indian Head August 28th, 1969. North Koreans say nothing at MAC

Indian Head September 18th 1969. Division bids farewell to MG Cagwin

DMZ Pass

North Korea Leaflets

Going home letter page 1

Korea VD Orientation page 1

My short timers calendar

Cavalier November 1957, I Corps holds meet for Marksman. 1st Cavalry Division Carbine teams win.

Bayonet 7th Infantry Division March 26, 1969, Look who just dropped in

Indian Head February 6th, 1970. The job beat them to the draw. Motor team race to beat the clock.

Indian Head December 26th, 1969. Ceremony marks holiday season

Indian Head March 6th, 1970. Re-Up North and South of the fence

Indian Head September 4th,1969. Secretary of the Army, Stanley R. Resor visits DMX unit

Indian Head October 30th, 1969. Division mourns Murdered Soldiers

DMZ Pass and Ration Card

North Korea Leaflets

Going home letter page 2

My shot card

Christmas Will Be Brighter

Stars and Stripes April 2nd, 1970

Patrol Repels North Korean infiltrator

North Korea Boosts DMZ Guerrilla Raids

Indian Head May 15th, 0970

Indian Head March 20th, 1970

Indian Head November 6th, 1969. Soldiers support school for refugees

ACTA school, students play for real

Korea VD Cards

North Korea Leaflets

Korea Agent Orange

Korea VD Orientation page 3

Korea VD Orientation page 2

May 5th,1970, Embassy Hints At U.S. Troop Cuts in Korea

Stars and Stripes September 29th, 1969

2 GI's and 2 Allies Killed in Ambush of Truck in Korea

This is the remains of the Pusan train that was shot up and locally disabled by American Jets in 1950 during the Korean War. it's located in the DMZ

Picture of Navy EC121 that was shot down by North Koreans over the sea of Japan,
April 15th, 1969 killing all 31 of the crew onboard

The North Koreans are telling the South Korean soildier to kill you

North Korean infiltrators killed while trying to SCUBA in, and infiltrate into South Korea from islands off the West coast of Korea

Communist fire on neutral JOT Division Patrol

June 5th, 1968 U.S. Troops hunt Armed Reds. An Alert was made to search for North Korean infiltrators in all of the 2nd Infantry Division sector after they attacked a South Korean work detail

April 1965 Two North Korean Mig Jet Fighters attacked and damaged a U.S. reconnaissance plane over the Sea of Japan about 50 miles East of the nearest North Korean coast

Jk-Su Yi 45 Commander of the 15th Regiment of the 1st ROK Army Division was killed in a mop up engagement with 5 North Koreans near
Mount Nogo

NCO hurt in DMZ fight, is awarded combat badge

Jeep blown up by North Korean planted land mine November 2nd,1966

ROK replaces U.S. Army along North Korean border

Squad leader awarded ACM for heroism in DMZ battle

Propaganda Village in North of the DMZ

November 2nd,1966, 6 Americans KIA and 1 WIA in an ambush by NKPA infiltrators near Libby Bridge. The Americans were from the 2nd Infantry Division

January 17th, 1968 through January 29th, 1968 an attempt made by North Korea to infiltrate to South Korea and kill president Park Chung Hee was called the Blue House

North Korean ambush killes3 American GI's

R.O.K. replaces U.S. Army along the North Korean border

Easter Sunday 1968. Clipping by:
Richard Hernandez

DPKN barracks bombing May 22nd,1967. Two GI's killed & several wounded by North Koreans

At dusk on May 21st, 1967 a North Korean sapper unit infiltrated through the American patrolled area of the DMZ. Unfortunately for the men of the 1st Platoon, A Company, 1st, 23rd Infantry Regiment, their barracks were chosen by the North Koreans to be the one that was blown up. The saboteurs set their explosives on two different barracks and fled. At dawn the explosives went off destroying the two buildings. Two KIA, 16WIA.

A Pueblo crisis. Nixon's dilemma

River Yields Solders Body

Captain Walter L. Wessel S-2 1st Battalion, 32 Infantry & Katusa W. K. Kang inspect weapons left behind by North Koreans

South Korea to Denude the DMZ (plans to defoliate a large part of its half of the DMZ Korea).

This article is difficult to read to read but is about an ambush on a troop truck that killed 2 soldiers on the DMZ from the 2nd Infantry Division, on October 18th, 1969

A U.S Army freight train falls victim to North Korean saboteurs north of Seoul, South Korea
September 13th,1967

North Korea hijacks U.S. Navy Vessel

Admiral King and Chief of sea frontier kail cap

GI's on alert in Korea

Vehicle up ended by blast

The only member of the North Korean to Unit 124th sent on a mission to kill president Park Chung Hee that was captured. The rest of the 31 man North Korean unit were killed by the South Korean Police or Military and U.S. Troops. 4 Americans were killed in this failed North Korean raid

General Bonesteel greeting the crew of the U.S.S. Pueblo after being released

bCavalier November 1957Indian Head, July 24,1968, Communist kill two solders

North Koreans Kill 3 GI's

On August 17th, 1969 a U.S. Army OH-23 Raven was shot down over the North Korea DMZ. The crew Macolm Loepke, Herman Hofstatter, and one other were captured by the North Koreans and released 108 days later

Five of the Seven U.S. 2nd Infantry Division soldiers involved in the firefight Tuesday with North Koreans

Speakers in North Korea that blasted propaganda every night. Sometimes even mentioning soldiers stationed along the DMZ. North Korea tried many means to un-nerve soldiers but in the end failed

May 21st,1967 General Bonesteel awards the Purple Heart to PFC Arvie Cothren who was in one of the Quonset Huts blown up by DPNK saboteurs

North Koreans pour gun fire across the DMZ,
July 16th, 1967

Airman Blaum Honor Student

3 U.S. Soldiers wounded in engagement with 5 North Koreans on the DMZ

South of DMZ, North Koreans kill three GI's

Sentry dog dies saving a patrol from a Red Trap

North Koreans mine truck,and open fire on wounded GI's

Use of Agent Orange in Korea

The U.S.S.Pueblo crew was released on December 23rd, 1968

On March 15th,1969 2nd Infantry Division Marker Maintenance Patrol ambushed in the DMZ. 1 U.S. KIA, 2 U.S. WIA, and 1 Katusa WIA. Medical helicopter crashed after take off

This is about an ambush on a troop truck that killed 2 soldiers on the DMZ October 18,1969

Patrols kills MK Agents in the DMX firefight
July 3, 1968

Danger on the DMZ, 1965

Cavalier, Cavalry takes top carbine honors, November 1957

Stars & Stripes December 19, 1968, agents to set cells. Kill key locals

Cavalier February 2, 1968, Division moves out for snowflake

Stars & Stripes AFKN Radio/Tv July 30, 1968

Three die in DMZ shootout

Army names 6 DMZ dead,
Saturday November 6, 1966

U.S. Troops to relinquish DMZ duty

Effects of the U.S.A's forgotten War 1950's-1960's can be felt to this day.

No Doctors around, so Medic delivers baby,
March 6, 1968

Stars & Stripes October 19, 1967, Huge plant cives Korea

Stars & Stripes August 1, 1968. FDA nans irradiated bacon

Three die in DMZ shootout November 25, 1984

Korea ambush kills six GI's

Slain GI described as Hero

Indian Head April 24, 1968, Red Raiders battered by Division Troops

River attack or withdrawal taken in stride by
8th Cavalry, May 25, 1958

Red Raiders hit, two GI's die

Patrol repels North Korean infiltrators

North Koreans attack U.S. patrol killing six

1963 up on the Z bridge of no return prisoner exchange with North Korea. After Operation Paul Bunyan 1i 1976 the bridge was never used again.

Reds Slay 2 U.S. Officers, AX Swinging Fight at Panmunjom

North Korea boosts DMZ Guerrilla Raids

March 25, 1971

Fake Katusa Held In Truck Thefts

GI's alertness halts DMZ infiltration

Photo's submitted by: Sid Pope

4P1 (DMZ) Fire Base

4P1 was established by the 1st Marine Division in 1953. In recent years 4P1 provided fire support (105mm) for DMZ patrols and border defense. 4P1 is located near Camp Greaves. The ROK now occupies 4P1.

4P1 was a rational camp with artillery units serving two weeks every six to support DMZ patrols and guard post in the DMZ. 4P1 had Quonset Huts for living quarters and a dining hall. the shower and latrines were temporary. 4P1 was the last active Fire Base in the U.S. Army. In 1978 barracks were constructed.

1971 C Battery, 17th Field Artillery Battalion, 3rd Brigade

Welcome to Fire Base 4P1

4P1 Gun Bunker

4P1 1979

Fire Base 4P1, The Speed Ball Inn

4P1 FDC-RC

4P1 1978

4P1 Facing South Towards the Imjim

4P1 gate

4P1 Cook Out

4P1 CO's Office

4P1 Officers Barracks

4P1 1986

4P1, C Battery, 17th Field Artillery Battalion,
3rd Brigade 1971

4P1 Guard Shack

4P1 Mess Hall

4P1 Barber Shop

4P1 Gun Emplacements

4P1 2010

4P1 Mess Hall

4P1 Barracks

4P1 Recreational Time

4P1 Fire Base

8th Army Headquarters

13th Support Battalion (13th Supply & Service Battalion) (DS) Support Command, Headquarters & Headquarters Detachment, 8th U.S. Army 1966 (No information at this time)

18th Medical Command, 121st Evacuation Hospital, U.S. Army Community Hospital Seoul

1992 18th Medical Command, 121st Evacuation Hospital

18th Medical Command, 121st Evacuation Hospital 1992

A Company Operations Plans and Security
18th Medical Command USAF / EUSA Surgeon

Arms/ NBC Room18th MEDCOM
USACH-S / 121st

19th Headquarters Support Command & USAG Taegu 1977 (No information at this time)

19th Headquarters Support Command

19th Headquarters Support Command, Top Five Club

19th Headquarters Support Command

43rd Surgical Hospital

453rd Mash Surgical Hospital 43rd Mash Hospital
1973, 43rd Surgical Hospital 2nd Infantry Division
1973-2009, 377th Medical Camp

Camp Mosier 453rd Mash Surgical Hospital

377th Medical Camp& 43rd Mash Hospital
1973-2009

43rd Surgical Hospital 2nd Infantry Division

43rd Mash 1973

44th Surgical Hospital (Mobil Army)1960

Staff at the hospital consisted of: 6 Doctors, 10 Nurses, 78 Enlisted men

45th Surgical Hospital (Mobil Army) (No information at this time)

46th Surgical Hospital (Surgical Research Team 1953) (No information or photo's at this time)

47th Combat Surgical Hospital (No information or photo's at this time)

260th Military Police Company, 83rd Ordnance Battalion (AMMO) (Seoksu Dong)

83rd Ordnance Battalion (AMMO)
HHD, 83rd Ordnance Battalion (AMMO)
7th Ordnance Company (SAS)
24th Ordnance Detachment (EDC)
1968, 65th Ordnance Company (SA) (GS)
58th Ordnance Company (AMMO)
618th Medical Company
560th Ambulance Company
65th Medical Group, 8th U.S. Army
8th Ordnance Detachment Explosive Disposal
696th Ordnance (AMMO) Operations Office
8th Ordnance Detachment Explosive Disposal

8th Ordnance Detachment Explosive Disposal

56th Ordnance (AMMO) Operations Office

56th Ordinance (AMMO) Operations Office

58tn Ordnance Company (AMMO)

58th Ordnance Company (AMMO) Gate

58th Ordnance Company (AMMO)

58tn Ordnance Company (AMMO) Post Exchange

58th Ordnance Company (AMMO)

58tn Ordnance Company (AMMO) E Company, 20th Infantry Bridge Park Station

65th, 8th U.S. Army

Sihung Dong Compound Mess Hall, 8th U.S. Army

To Bong San Ammo Center, 8th U.S. Army Support Command

65th U.S. Army Orderly Room

Rainbow Club to Bong San Ammo Center,
Branch #17

Golden Gate Theater 8th U.S. Army

83rd Ordnance Battalion (AMMO)

83rd Ordnance Gate

S-4 Office & Material Readiness Office,
83rd Ordnance

Dispensary 83rd Ordnance Battalion, 618th Medical Company, 560th Ambulance Company, 65th medical Group

83rd Battalion Headquarters

83rd Ordnance

83rd Ordnance Battalion (AMMO) Anderson Hall

U.S. Army 83rd battalion AMMO

8th ROK Army Liaison Katusa Personnel Section 83rd Ordnance Battalion

83rd Ordnance Battalion

83rd Ordnance

83rd Ordnance Battalion (A) (DS) (GS)

83rd Ordnance

83rd Ordnance Battalion NCO-EN Club

Battalion Commo & Switch Board, 83rd Ordnance Battlion (AMMO)

Operation & Security Section 83rd Battalion (AMMO)

83rd Ordnance

696th Ordnance (AMMO)

696th Ordnance Company (AMMO) Operations Office, 8th U.S. Army

Gate

E Company

Craft Shop

Chapel

Gate

Battalion CP

Guard Shack

Chapel

Dog Sentry Platoon

Ammo Alley

Chain of Command Sign

NCO Open Mess Branch #9, 19th (GS) (GP) (4DC), 8th U.S. Army

121st Evacuation Hospital

121st Evacuation Hospital
Headquarters, 2nd Battalion, 9th Infantry, 2nd Infantry Division

Photo's Submitted by: Buddy Duplantis

121st Evacuation Hospital

Winter of 1964

Barracks at the 121st

Street leading to Main Gate #8 which goes to camp. Town Sinchon.

Street in Bupyeong

Rice harvest 1964

Prepairing rice paddy

Buddy Duplantis

Over looking part of the Evacuation Hospital

4P1 1980

Photo Taken from hill in Bupyeong. Camp Market in middle of photo. War destroyed building at bottom.

Small farm on the way to Bupyeong

Motor Pool

Rice harvest 1964

Duce and a half

Walker Hill

121st Evacuation Hospital Maintenance Shop

Barracks at the 121st

Moving more left from last photo. Building with smoke stack is the Maintenance Shop. Hospital is above it. ROK Depot at bottom.

Closer view of the War damaged buildings

Kimpo Air Base

Working in the field

One of the gates in Seoul. I beleive it is Namdaemun

Headquarters, 2nd Battalion, 9th Infantry, 2nd Infantry Division

127th Signal Battalion 1960

127th Signal Battalion, Company Radio Platoon

127th Signal Battalion Motor Pool

127th Signal Battalion, Company Radio Platoon

187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team (No information at this time)

187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team lands near Munsan 1951

194th Maintenance Battalion (DS), C Company, 52nd Aviation, 520th Maintenance Company (DS),
348th Quartermaster Company (DS), HHD Maintenance Battalion

194th Maintenance Battalion (DS), C Company, 52nd Aviation
52nd Aviation, 520th Maintenance Company (DS)
348th Quartermaster Company (DS)
HHD Maintenance Battalion

194th Maintenance Battalion 2003

HHD 194th Maintenance Platoon 2003

2003

Maintenance Bunch 2003

2003

G Force Maintenance Platoon 2003

2003

HHD Maintenance Platoon 2003

Headquarters Platoon 2003

348th 2003

C Company, 52nd Aviation (AVIM), 2003
Flying Tigers

2003

G Force 2003

G Force Service Platoon 2003

2003

Headquarters Platoon 2003

2003

Maintenance Platoon 2003

G Force Shops Platoon 2003

G Force SSA Platoon 2003

2003

8054tn Mobile Surgical Hospital (No information or photo's at this time)

8055tn Mobile Surgical Hospital (No information or photo's at this time)

8076th Mobile Surgical Hospital (No photo's at this time)

The Hospital staff consisted of: 10 Doctors, 12 Nurses, 89 Enlisted men

8029th Mobile Surgical Hospital (No information or photo's at this time)

8208th Mobile Surgical Hospital (No information or photo's at this time)

8225th Mobile Army Surgical Hospital (MASH) (No information at this time)

8242 A.U. Headquarters, 8th U.S. Army

Agent Orange being sprayed along the road side, around the GP's, and Barrier Fence

Camp Adams (Formally N-4)

A Company, 19th Infantry, 24th Infantry Division

Master Sergeant Stanley Adams, A Company, 19th Infantry, 24th Infantry Division was awarded the Medal of Honor for actions on February 4, 1951. Adams charged an enemy company, so his platoon could escape. he fought with five wounds while his fellow soldiers found safety. The camp was named in 1964.

Camp Adams began in 1953 as an infantry compound with tents, and improved to Quonset Huts. During the 1960's armor and supply units occupied the camp. A ROK Army Armor Unit acquired the camp in 1971.

Camp Adams Gate 2001

AFKN Radio

1964, AFKN Radio Cavalier 8th U.S. Army

AFKN Radio Cavalier 8th U.S. Army 1964

AFKN Radio

AFKN Radio 2010

AFKN Radio at left to Sonyu-Ri. Camp Pelham
RC #2 Munsan to the right. Camp Ross and
Pobwon-Ni

Camp Alex Williams (Formally Camp Ori)

1st Lieutenant Alex N. Williams, Executive Officer, 6th Missile Battalion died as his unit deployed to Korea 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 Lieutenant.

Ambush Bridge

Ambush Bridge july 1963

Antenna Site for VUNC Radio (No information or photo's at this time)

Ascom 1950's (No information at this time)

Photo's Submitted by: Ron Allars

1958

Picture of rice paddy taken from Kimpo Air Base

1958

War Era ASCOM

Ascom City (ASCOM, Inchon)

B Company, 13th Quarter Master S&S, 8th Army
1966, B Company, 13th Supply & Services battalion

Photo's Submitted by: Robert H. Collucci

B Company, 13th Quarter Master S&S, 8th Army Ascom City

Company Year Book 1966

Ascom

1972, 595th Maintenance Company
A Company, 728th Military Police, Battalion

595th Maintenance Company moved from Ascom to Nimble Barracks 1972

ASCOM, A Company, 728th Military Police, Battalion

Camp Ashbury

1964, 2nd, 3rd, 1st Cavalry

2nd, 3rd, 1st Cavalry Division going to the DMZ 1964

Camp Barrie (No information at this time)

Camp Barrie A Company

Battle of Bloody Ridge August 18,1961

The Battle of Bloody Ridge began. During the battle the U.S. 2nd Infantry Division and it's attached units sustained 326 killed in action, 2,032 wounded and 414 missing. The enemy's dead totaled 1,389. The 15th Field Artillery Battalion set a record of 14,425rounds fired in a 24 hour period.

Camp Bray (ASCOM, Inchon)

1969, CDR 2nd Battalion HAWK, 71st ADA
A Battery, 2nd Battalion (HAWK), 7th ADA

Photo's Submitted by: Peter Solstad

Army Secretary Reso Brigadier General L.L. Leech. 38th Brigadier General Mechoelis EUSA CG and Lt Colonel Paul Coroneos CDR 2nd Battalion HAWK, 71st ADA 1969 at Camp Bray.
1st LT Levron Battery Company in back ground.

Camp Bray front Gate, A Battery, 2nd Battalion (HAWK), 7th ADA

Busan

DMZ Barrier Fence

1969 2ndn 9th Infantry, 2nd Infantry Division

Photo's Submitted by: Ron Bailey

Barrier Fence safe marker through mine field

Guard Bunker along the DMZ before entering the DMZ to out post Ouellette and Collier

DMZ Korea

Barrier Fence

DMZ 2nd, 9th Infantry, 2nd Infantry Division 1969

DMZ Fence by Richard Reavis

Barrier Fence after returning from patrol

DMZ Barrier Fence 2000's. North Korea in the back ground

DMZ Fence by Richard Reavis

Camp Essayons (Acquired December 1,1954 Uijonbu) (Camp Essayons has now closed)

B Battery, 16th Battalion, 37th Field Artillery, 2nd Infantry Division
B Company, 11th Engineer Battalion (C) (C)

Photo's Submitted by: Daryl Davenport

Camp Essayons Motor Pool

Camp Essayons Gate

Camp Essayons 6th Battalion,
37th Field Artillery

Camp Essayons Mail Room

Camp Essayons B Company,
11th E,B,C Orderly Room

B Company, 11th Engineer Battalion (C) (C)

U.S. & Katusa Security police Platoon

Camp Essayons Gate, 6th Battalion,
37th Field Artillery, 2nd Infantry Division

Bravo Company, 11th Engineer Battalion (C)(C)

Camp Essayons, S-4,
11th Engineer Battalion (C) (C)

B Company, 11th Engineer Battalion (C)(C)

Camp Essayons Headquarters & Headquarters Battery, 6th Battalion, 37th Field Artillery

Camp Essayons 6th Battalion, 37th Field Artillery Service Battery

Camp Essayons B Battery, 6th Battalion,
37th Field Artillery

Headquarters 11th Engineer Battalion (C)(C)

Camp Essayons Guard Shack

Camp Essayons, Arms Room,
11th Engineer Battalion (C)(C)

Camp Essayons Gate, 6th Battalion,
37th Field Artillery, 2nd Infantry Division

Camp Essayons, Dispensary medical Section,
11th Engineer Battalion (C) (C)

Camp Essayons Chapel

Camp Falling Water (Uijongbu) (Camp Falling Water has now closed)

1969, 128th Aviation
Photo's Submitted by: Peter Solstad

Street from Camp Red Cloud past the 128th Aviation heading to Camp Falling Waters 1969

Peter at the Civilian Club 2nd tour Camp Falling Waters February 1970

I Cops officers outside the Civilian Club Camp Falling Waters 1969. Associates of 1st LT Peter M. Solstad

Street from Camp Red Cloud past the 128th Aviation heading to Camp Falling Waters 1969

Civilian Club at night abandoned 2005, Camp Falling Waters

Inside the old Civilian Club Camp Falling Waters 1969

Camp Falling Waters cars at Uijongbu, Engineer Compound 1970

Civilian Club at night abandoned 2005, Camp Falling Waters

Camp Falling Water Barracks

Freedom Bridge

1st Battalion, 9th Infantry
2nd Battalion 23rd Infantry Traffic Control
2nd Military Police Maintenance
1960's A Company, 2nd Engineer
Photo's Submitted by: Ronald Bailey

Freedom Bridge driving back with a Deuce and a Half

Freedom Bridge looing West from Camp Greaves

Freedom Bridge

Ariel view of Freedom Bridge

Freedom Bridge 2ns M.P. Company

Freedom Bridge 1960's

Freedom Bridge
1st Battalion, 9th Infantry
2nd Battalion 23rd Infantry
Traffic Control
2nd Military Police Maintenance
A Company, 2nd Engineer

Freedom Bridge 1971

Freedom Bridge
1st Battalion, 9th Infantry
2nd Battalion 23rd Infantry
Traffic Control
2nd Military Police Maintenance
A Company, 2nd Engineer
1960's

Freedom Bridge 2000

GP Gladys (DMZ)

C Company, 23 Infantry, 2nd Infantry Division

Photo's Submitted by: Ronald Baily

Inside GP Gladys DMZ

Mine field marker on the DMZ near GP

Returning from patrol ay the barrier fence GP Gladys

50 Caliper Machine Gun Bunker at GP Gladys

DMZ barrier fence GP Gladys/Camp Greaves

DMZ near GP Gladys old concertina wire in front

GP Gladys men's room

GP Gladys

50 Caliper Machine Gun Bunker at GP Gladys looking toward North Korea

North Korea from GP Gladys

On patrol near GP Gladys

The abandoned Mayors House near GP Gladys

GP Gladys DMZ C Company, 23rd Infantry, 2nd Infantry Division

On patrol near GP Gladys

Camp Greaves (Acquired July 30,1953) (Western Corridor DMZ) (Camp Greaves has now closed) (N0 information at this time)

Photo's Submitted by: Ronald Baily

Dogs at Camp Greaves

Camp Greaves inspection

Camp Greaves Summer 1969, C Company, 2nd, 23rd mechanized

Imjin River from Camp Greaves looking East to Freedom Bridge

USO Tours, Chris Noel Camp Greaves

Graves

Camp Greaves Orderly Room, Ron Bailey
and Sgt. Lucas

Camp Greaves loading for patrol

Our track vehicles at Camp Greaves with the long barracks in the back where I stayed

Orphans, Camp Greaves

Camp Greaves Strike Force, SP4 Ellison
and Ron Bailey

Camp Greaves Orderly Room looking towards North Korea

Camp Greaves, Freedom Bridge

Camp Greaves Gate

Raining Tear Drop / Four In The Floor, 3 Up Front

Im Jim Lodge, C Company, 1st, 9th DIMFAC

Camp Greaves 1988

Camp Greaves Gate

United States Army Camp Greaves

First Platoon / The Wild Bunch

Headquarters CSC 2nd, 9th Infantry 1977

A Company, 3rd, 23rd, 1st Platoon back from the DMZ 1967

Camp Greaves 1969-1970

Camp Greaves Gate

Headquarters CSC 2nd, 9th Infantry

Camp Greaves Medal Ceremony

Camp Greaves 1st, 73rd Armor

Charlie Company,1st, 31st Infantry (M),
2nd Infantry Division

Camp Howze (Acquired August 13,1953) (Western Corridor) (Camp Howze has now closed)

Photo's Submitted by: Ron Bailey

Near Camp Howze

Construction of road by the 2nd new barracks at Camp Howze

New barracks under construction, Camp Howze

Quonsets at Camp Howze with the new barracks in the background

Camp Howze Library

Camp Howze compound dog

Construction of road by the 2nd new barracks at Camp Howze

Ron Bailey

Me in civies

Quonsets in the background

My barracks at Camp Howze looking down at my barracks, center one 2nd from row

Camp Howze new barrack construction

New barracks under construction, Camp Howze

Ron Balley

Me at new barracks Camp Howze

Latrine above, my Quonset below

Camp Howze headquarters 2nd Infantry Division

Camp Howze (No information at this time) (Camp Howze has now closed)

Photo's Submitted by: Richard Pegg

Communication Center 1sy Cavalry Division

Standing: Sok Ok Dol, Williams,
kneeling: Lee Im Hi

Song Ok Dol & Hong On An Katusa friends
April 3rd, 1960

Katusa soldier

Mama San who sold shoes and clothing out side our fence

Myself: Richard K. Pegg with a Korean family in the Village of Tong-Gu

Corporal Yul & Corporal An

Richard K. Pegg

The Village of Tong-Gu, Kimchi Bus

A tank stationed outside of our compound facing North Korea

Our Bunker coming of of alert

Korean soldiers filling sand bags

First church on our compound,
Protestant man of the Chapel

Village Church, exact location unknown

Camp Red Cloud (Acquired July 23,1953, Uijongbu) (Camp Red Cloud has been returned to the R.O.K. i 2018)

1969 D Battery, 2nd Battalion (HAWK), 71st ADA

Photo's Submitted by: Peter Solstad

MPC face 1969

Naija Hotel R and R facility Seoul 1972

Looking out he Main Gate Camp Red Cloud January 1969

1st LT Peter Solstad gesturing to Uijeongbu below just prior to MEDEVAC 1969

Delta TAC entrance 2nd Battalion HAWK, 71st ADA late 1969

Camp Red Cloud Post Office 2005, unchanged from 1969

Captain Solstad at his office Camp Red Cloud
April 1971

Pete and Bushong

LT Colonel Cary B. Hutchenson Jr., 1st LT Peter Solstad, Brigadier General Charles R. Bushong Camp Red Cloud 1970. Solstad promotion at the Bulls Eye Lounge

CW4 Quimby and 1st LT Paul Coroneous 1969. D Battery, 2nd Battalion HAWK, 71st ADA 1969

MPC obverse 1969

Funeral for fire escape Naija Hotel Seoul. Note: Hearse covered with yellow flowers

Korea photo diary 1970

Chun Cha and Peter Solstad CRC 1972 OD on ground of Bulls Eye Lounge Officers Club

Headquarters 2nd Battalion HAWK, 71st ADA Camp Red Cloud 1969

CID enclouser Camp Red Cloud 1969

Pete in Camp Red Cloud office 1969

Pete Buzzed in Civilian Club 1972

Captain Solstad April 1972 Camp red Cloud

LT Colonel Gary b, Hutchenson passes command through Brigadier General Charles R. Bushong to LT Colonel Avley while CMS Williams does a right face and Captain Peter M. Solstad publishes COC order Camp Red Cloud 1970

Korean Man carrying kindling wood February 1967

2nd, 71st ADA

Captain Perter Solstad and his wife Chun Cha Uijeongbu 1971

1st LT Peter Solstad Mountain with Hill 468th in the back ground Camp Red Cloud 1969

Chun Cha Solstad church in Uijeongbu 1969

I Corps Command Helipad CRC 1970. Captain Solstad awaiting Huey to SEA Range

Camp Red Cloud in 2005, no change from 1969

CSGM Leonard 2nd, 71st ADA Camp Red Cloud 1969

Pete Solstad in MRC 1969 TDM Van. 1970 Battery D, 2nd Battalion HAWK, 71st ADA

SFC Alves with son and kindling Buisness sharing a cigarette 1969

Major Ken Toso, Brigadier General Michaelis,
Army Secretary Reasor,
Brigadier General Lloyd L. Leech 38th Brigade

Camp Saber 1964 1st, 77th Artillery, 1st Cavalry Division (Returned to the ROK in 1970)

Headquarters, 2nd Battalion

Camp Sabre 1969-1970 (Artillery Valley) (Camp Sabre was turned over to the R.O.K. in 1970)

Camp Sabre was an Artillery Camp located in the Artillery Valley area. In 1969 the Army was low on troops. the Troops at Camp Sabre became Infantry to help patrol the Imjin River. Camp Sabre troops patrolled the Imjin River for a Winter and Summer. Also Camp Sabre Troops spent time on the DMZ.

1969 Headquarters, A Battery, 2nd 5th 38th Artillery

Photo's Submitted by: Richard Chretien

Camp Saber Gate Shack

Looking at 2 1/2 and 105's

Looking inside NCO/EN Club

Camp Sabre Mess Hall

Looking at Camp Sabre, A Battery center, EN/NCO Club on the left, Motor Pool on the right

Fox Hole on the Imjin River bank

Camp Saber A Battery

Looking at NCO/EN Club on the right 2 1/2 and 105's on the left

Looking inside NCO/EN Club, slot machines on the right

Camp Sabre Guard Tent

Camp Sabre Headquarters work detail

Fox Hole on the Imjin River bank

Walk way to the village of Pamgogi

Looking at NCO/EN Club on the right 2 1/2 and 105's on the left

Looking at NCO/EN Club

Looking down to Camp Sabre Headquarters

Korea DMZ

Bank on the Imjin River

Camp Summerall (Sonyo-Ri)

Photo's Submitted by: John D. Plummer

I was stationed at Camp Summerall, Charlie Battery, 5th Battalion, 38th Artillery from February 1966 to April 1967. I was on the DMZ as a cannoneer and gunner.

John D. Plummer