Camps in Korea page 10

Camp Pendleton Staging Battalion (No information at this time)

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Pueblo Crew

Camp Pililaau (Uijongbu Area)

C Company, 51st Signal Battalion (C) I Core
1970, 51st Signal Battalion

Post Signal, C Company, 51st Signal Battalion (C), I Core

Orderly Room, 51st Signal Battalion, C Company

C Company, 51st Signal Battalion

C Company, 51st Signal Battalion, Mess Hall

Phi Sung Range (No information or photo's at this time)

Pintail Parker Bridge (No information at this time)

High Level Pintail Parker Bridge three days after it opened July 27th, 1952

Looking across the deck of Pintail Parker Bridge 2001

Pintail Parker Bridge 2004

Camp Ponderosa

1969 D Company, 707th Maintenance Battalion, 7th Infantry Division

Camp Ponderosa D Company, 707th Maintenance Battalion

Camp Ponderosa Orderly Room

Spizak's Ponderosa Bar & Grill

Pohang Dong K-3 Airfield (No information or photo's at this time)

Camp Pope (No information or photo's at this time)

Pork Chop Hill 1953 (Or Hill 255)

Pork Chop Hill April 1953

Pork Chop Hill July 1953

Punchbowl

6 miles to Punchbowl within Yonggu County in Gagwon Province 1951

Pusan (No information at this time)

Pusan Storage Facility

Pusan Pier #8

Camp Radcliff

1967-1968 B Company, 2nd Battalion, 8th Cavalry Regiment

B Company, 2nd Battalion, 8th Cavalry Regiment Golf Course, 1967-1968.
Photo by: Casper Matson

Radar Site 6 (No information at this time)

Dadar Site 6 along the DMZ

Radio Hill

Headquarters, 1st Battalion, 44th Air Defense Artillery
Headquarters Battery, HHB, 1st Battalion, 44th ADA

U.S. Army Reno Hill Headquarters, 1st Battalion, 44th Air Defense Artillery

44th Artillery Headquarters

Headquarters Battery Orderly Room, HHB 1st Battalion, 44th ADA,

Radio Hill, Camp McIntyre 1958

RC #1 Crossroads Service Club (Yongiugol Area)

RC #1 was located at Camp Beard

RC 1 2nd Infantry, Division Portraying Native American at Football Game 1966

RC #2 Camelot Hall Service Club (Nopa-Dong, Pugam-Ni Area) (No information or photo's at this time)

RC #3 Frontline Service Club (Western Corridor DMZ) (Front Line Service Club)

1968, A Company, 8th Engineer Battalion
2nd Platoon

A Company, 8th Engineer Battalion next to RC3 Spoonbill area 1968

RC #4 (Today) Chongie Inn Service Club (Sonyu-Ri Area) (No information at this time)

Looking inside RC #4 today

Camp Red Cloud (Acquired July 27,1953), (Camp Red Cloud Closed and Returned to the ROK in 2018)

U.S. Army I Corps, Headquarters Group
55th Military Police
C Company, 51st Signal Battalion
1974 USAF Direct Air Support Center
1983 304th Signal Battalion

Camp Red Cloud Headquarters I Corps

Headquarters I Core (Group) Uijong-Bu

Camp Red Cloud Katusa Snack Bar

USAF Direct Air Support Center 1974

Camp Red Cloud Telephone Exchange, Operated by C Company, 51st Signal Battalion

Headquarters I Core (group) Uijong-Bu

Camp Red Cloud Post Exchange

Camp Red Cloud to Camp Casey 1963

USAF Direct Air Support Center 1974

Camp Red Cloud I Core

55th Military Police

Camp Red Cloud Lodge

I Corps Headquarters Group, Uijong-Bu

USAF Direct Air Support Center 1974

Camp Red Cloud Uijong-Bu was first established as Camp Jackson

Camp Red Cloud toady

Camp Reddick (Western Corridor DMZ)

1963-1964 C Company, 2nd Battalion, 8th Cavalry, 1st Brigade, 1st Cavalry Division
1969 C Company, 2nd, 9th Infantry. 2nd Infantry Division
1969-1970 C Company, 2nd, 9th, 2nd Infantry Division
C Company, 1st, 38th Infantry

Camp Reddick Gate, C Company, 2nd, 9th Infantry, 2nd Infantry Division

Camp Reddick C Company, 2nd, 9th Infantry. 2nd Infantry Division 1969

Camp Reno (Ascom, Inchon Area) (No information at this time)

Camp Reno 2005

Camp Reno 2010

Reno Hill

1st Battalion, 44th Air Defense Artillery
1st Battalion, 44th ADA VHF
Operations Center O.I.C NCO IC

Reno Hill 1st Battalion, 44th Air Defense Artillery

Welcome to Operations Center O.I.C, NCO IC

Reno 1st Battalion, 44th ADA VHF Korean Bell

Welcome to Operations Center O.I.C, NCO IC

Reno 1st Battalion, 44th ADA VHF Korean Bell

Camp Rice (renamed Camp Gary Owen 1973) (Yongiugol Area) (Closed in 1992)

1967-1968 Headquarters, A Company, 702nd Maintenance Battalion
1969-1970 C Troop, 4th, 7th Cavalry, 2nd Infantry Division
1971-1972 2nd, 77th Cavalry, 2nf Infantry Division
1972 A, B Troop, 4th Squadron, 7th U.S. Cavalry
1974-1975 C Troop, 4tn, 7th Cavalry, 2nd Infantry Division

Camp Rice 2nd Infantry Division

Camp Rice now Camp Gary Owen 1980's

Was renamed to Camp Garry Owen

Alpha Troop, 4th Squadron, 7th Cavalry

Camp Rice Mess Hall

Camp Richmond - O Sa Ri (Acquired January 19,1956) (Seoul Area) (Camp Richmond has been returned to the R.O.K.)

Camp Richmond was a Korean Engineer camp in Taejon.
Headquarters, Headquarters Company, 2nd Engineer Group (construction)

Camp Richmond APO 76

Camp Richmond Headquarters Company,
June 1966

Camp Richmond NCO Club

Camp Richmond June 1966

Camp Richmond Gate

Camp Richmond NCO Club

Post Office, PX

Headquarters Company,
2nd Engineer Group (construction)

Camp Richmond Gate

Relay 1969-1970

Camp Ringgold (Dragonhead Area) (No pictures at this time)

1963-1964 C Battery, 1st Battalion, 21st Artillery, 1st Cavalry Division

Camp Roberts (Yongdong-Po, Seoul Area) (No information or pictures at this time)

Brigadier General William L. Roberts was commander of the U.S. Forces in Korea in 1949. Employees.

Camp Roberts was established in 1949as a family housing compound for KMAG and U.S. civilian employees. This Yongdungpo compound remained as a U.S. family housing for example in 1968 Army Corps of Engineers occupied Camp Roberts. This Yongdungpo compound remained a U.S. family housing. In 1970 with the reduction in American presence Camp Roberts was closed. The houses were demolished and Taehang Textile expanded into the camp site.

Rock Mountain (Artillery Valley) (No information or pictures at this time)

Rodriguez (Range)

57th Squadron, 17th Cavalry, 2nd Infantry Division

Rodriguez Firing Range October 1, 1991

Camp Rodriguez 57th Squadron, 17th Cavalry, 2nd Infantry Division

Camp Rodriguez 2nd Battalion, 72nd Armor,
2nd Infantry Division

Photo by Thomas Luchen: Rodriguez Range
1996-1997

Camp Rodriguez tank Training Range

Rodriguez Range

Camp Rodstrom (Western Corridor Rear Area) (No information at this time)

Camp Rodstrom looking from Camp Peterson

Camp Rose (1952-1955 Pan Ae) (Sonyu-Ri Area)

1966 1st Battalion, 72nd Armor, 2nd Infantry Division
1963-1964 Headquarters, A,B,C Company, 1st Battalion, 15th Armor, 1st Cavalry Division
1964 3rd Medium Tank Battery, 40th Armor, 1st Cavalry
1967-1969 1st Battalion, 72nd Armor, 2nd Infantry Division
1st 2nd Armor, 2nd Infantry Division

Taken from the hills above Camp Rose looking West to Camp Pelham 1969

Camp Rose 1969

Taken from the hills Camp Rose 1969

Camp Rose gate, 1st Battalion, 72nd Armor

Medium Truck Battalion, 4th Armor

Camp Rose 1966

Headquarters 1st battalion, 72nd Armor, 2nd Infantry Division,
Merry Christmas & Happy New Year

Base Kaserne, D Company,
Maintenance Battalion

Battalion Communications, 1st Battalion, 72nd Armor,
2nd Infantry Division

Camp Rose Mess Hall

B Company, 1st Battalion, 72nd Armor,
2nd Infantry Division

C Company Orderly Room, 2nd Infantry Division

C Company Mess Hall, 2nd Infantry Division

S-1, 1st Battalion, 72nd Armor,
2nd Infantry Division

S-2, S-3, 1st battalion, 72nd Armor, 2nd Infantry Division

S-4, 1st battalion, 72nd Armor,
2nd Infantry Division

Battalion Communication, 1st Battalion, 72nd Armor,
2nd Infantry Division

Dispensary, 1st battalion, 72nd Armor, 2nd Infantry Division

A Company Orderly Room

Bravo,1st 72nd

B Company Orderly Room,
2nd Infantry Division

Camp Rose PX

Camp Rose Christmas 1966

Camp Rose Chapel

Base Kaserne, D Company,
Maintenance Battalion

Headquarters & Headquarters Company

Headquarters Supply, 1st battalion, 72nd Armor, 2nd Infantry Division

Alpha Company Orderly Room

Bravo Company Area

Camp Rose Headquarters Tank Section,
1st, 72 Armor, 1970

Camp Ross (formerly B-3) (Munsani, Western Corridor Rear Area)

This camp was named on April 1960 to memorialize LT. Colonel H. Ross Commander Reconnaissance Squadron and 44th Tank Battalion, who was killed by Japanese fire on the approach to Manilla on February 1st, 1945. Colonel Ross was awarded Posthumously the Silver Star.

Camp Ross was South of Yong Ju Gol and separated the city of Seoul. Until 1955 the 24th Military Police Company, the divisional MP Company of the 24th Infantry Division worked with other United Nations Command Military Police in Yong Ju Gol to keep peace in the area.

24th Company Military Police
1963-1964 Headquarters Support Command, 15th Administration Company, 1st Cavalry Division
Headquarters Support Command, 2nd Infantry Division
1969-1970 2nd Division Administration
1969-1970 2nd Division Replacement Detachment
1969-1970 2nd Division Band & Support Detachment
HHC 1st, 23rd Infantry Division
Headquarters Support Command, 2nd Infantry Division

Camp Ross Main Gateway to Defenders of Freedoms Frontier

Camp Ross Gate

Personnel Service Center 2, office of the Adjutant General, 1st Cavalry Division Directory

Headquarters Company and Band Support Command

Camp Ross Fence

Camp Ross Guard Tower

Camp Ross looking north to Charlie Block

Taken between Camp Ross and Camp Howze 1967

Camp Ross Main Gateway to Defenders of Freedoms Frontier

Camp Ross Gate

2nd Infantry Division Band

Camp Ross Support Command

Camp Ross Back Gate Road 2010

Camp Ross Gate 2010

Camp Ross Headquarters 1966

2nd Infantry Division Command

Camp Ross U.S. Army Headquarters Support Command, 2nd Infantry Division

Camp Ross Airstrip R110

Camp Ross 2 Command Administration Headquarters Support

Camp Ross Road South

Camp Ross Replacement Detachment (red roof Building)

Camp Sabre - Munsan, (Returned to the ROK in 1970)

Headquarters, C Battery, 1st Battalion, 77th Artillery, 1st Cavalry Division
1967-1968 Headquarters Battery, 7th Battalion, 17th Artillery

Battalion Headquarters

Camp Sabre 1969 Pamgogi (Returned to the ROK in 1970)

1969, 2nd, 5th,3 8th Artillery, Headquarters Battery, A Battery, 2nd Infantry Division

Camp Sabre Guard Shack

FDC Bunker

EM-NCO Club

EN-NCO Club and 105's

Inside EM-NCO Club

Salute to Eisenhower

Guarding on the Imjin River

Looking at Libby Bridge

Snow on the Imjin River bank

In the field on the DMZ

A Battery, 2nd, 5th 38th Artillery

Guard tent to guard the perimeter of the compound

Inside EM-NCO Club

Salute to Eisenhower

Looking at Libby Bridge

The Imjin River frozen over

Over looking Camp Sabre

A Battery looking towards Headquarters

A Battery Commo

EN-NCO Club and 105's

Salute to Eisenhower

Guarding on the Imjin River

Tent we used on the Imjin River 28Below zero

To village of Pamgogi

Saddle Ridge (No information at this time)

Saddle Ridge Taegu, Battle Ground during the Summer of 1950

Camp Safari (Camp Safari is now closed)

C Battery,4th Battalion (MERC), 44th Artillery

Camp Safari Main Gate C Battery,4th Battalion (MERC), 44th Artillery

Village

Camp Salamanca (1953-1954) Essex Regiment, Commonwealth Division) (No information or pictures at this time)

Camp Sammi (No information or pictures at this time)

Camp Santa Barbara (Northern Area) (Camp Santa Barbara was returned to the R.O.K. in 1971)

1962 Headquarters Battalion, I Corps Artillery
1964, 2nd Battalion, 76th Artillery

Rose & Playboy Clubs May 1966

Main Gate

Camp Santa Barbara 1956

Camp Santa Barbara Headquarters Battalion,
I Corps Artillery 1962

Post Office in back of building 1961

Sapper Beach Training Facility

1989 2nd Infantry Division

Sapper Beach Training Facility for combined Arm, 2nd Infantry Division 1989

Sea Range September 1973

Sea Range September 1973 (Red Eye)

Camp Sears (Acquired September 27,1953) (Uijongbu Area) (Camp Sears has now closed)

G Company, 2nd Infantry Division
G Company, 702nd Maintenance Battalion, 2nd Infantry Division

Camp Sears Gate

Camp Sears 1994-1995

Camp Sears, Welcome to G Company, 2nd Infantry Division

Camp Sears G Company, 702nd Maintenance Battalion, 2nd Infantry Division

Camp Sears 1994-1995

Camp Sears 1994

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

Camp Semper Fidelis (renamed Camp Ashworth) (Western Corridor DMZ)

Camp Semper Fidelis was built the very first DMZ Police Unit of the 1st Provisional DMZ Police, 1st Marine Division. This Unit occupied the camp from 1953 through 1955 when the 1st Marine Division was replaced by the 24th Infantry Division.

1952-1955 1st Provisional DMZ Police Company, 1st Marine Division

Camp Fidelis Gate

Camp Semper Fidelis looking to rear of the camp

Camp Semper Fidelis Toll Bell

Camp Semper Fidelis looking to rear of the camp

Camp Semper Fidelis towards Main Road

Seobingo Compound

Near Seobingo Compound

Seoul

M26 Pershing, 1st Tank Battalion
1970, U.S. Army AC of SJ4 Headquarters UNC/USFK/EUSA
1973, Assistant Chief of Staff G4, 8th U.S. Army
1979, U.S. Army Garrison USAGY
1980, Headquarters U.S.A. MEDCOM-K 121st Evacuation Hospital

Seoul 1951-1955