Camps in Korea page 11

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Signal RR Company on Hill 1951 (No information at this time)

Camp Sill (formerly L-10) (Artillery Valley)

Brigadier General Joshua Sill for when Fort Sill, Oklahoma is named by camp Sill as also recalled in Artillery Valley Korea. General Sill was an 1853 graduate of West Point and then an Artillery Leader. He was killed in action in the battle of Stone River, Tennessee on December 3rd, 1862

Camp Sill was a medium sized Artillery Camp. American Artillery Units were housed here from 1953-1971.

1964-1965 A, C Battery, 2nd Battalion, 8th Artillery, 7th Infantry Division
4th Battalion, 76th Artillery,
7th Infantry Division
Camp Sill Headquarters, 4th Battalion, 76th Artillery.

Camp Sill Hate House 1966

Camp Sill Gate

Camp Sill Gate Sign 4th Battalion, 76th Artillery, 7th Infantry Division 1968

Camp Sill Gate Sign 4th Battalion, 76th Artillery, 7th Infantry Division 1963

Camp Sill Gate Sign 4th Battalion, 76th Artillery, 7th Infantry Division 1964 1966

Camp Sill Battalion Headquarters & Chapel 1967

Camp Sill FDC Section & Mt. Easy Queen

Camp Sill Laterine

Camp Sill view from the south gate tower 1966

Camp Sill Theater

Camp Sill Water Truck1964

Camp Sill & Camp Hiday

Camp Sill left rear corner

Camp Sill 4th Battalion, 76th Artillery,
7th Infantry Division

Camp Sill Gate 1967

Camp Sill Gare Headquarters, 4th Battalion, 76th Artillery 1966

This is a recent picture of the Camp Sill Gate. Its now a ROK Army Instilation

Camp Sill Headquarters, 4th Battalion, 76th Artillery, 7th Infantry Division

Camp Sill Barracks

Camp Sill future barracks, road to Headquarters Battery

Camp Sill NCO Hooch Gat

Camp Sill retreat, Headquarters, 4th Battalion, 76th Artillery, 7th Infantry Division

Camp Sill Officers Club 1967

Camp Sill Ground Battalion Headquarters

Camp Sill before April 1966

Artillery road Sill & Hiday

Camp Sill from Mt. Easy Queen

Camp Sill 4th Battalion, 76th Artillery

Camp Sill Headquarters, 4th Battalion, 76th Artillery 7th Infantry Division

Camp Sill Gate 1966

Camp Sill Gate Sign 4th Battalion, 76th Artillery, 7th Infantry Division 1964

Camp Sill Headquarters Orderly Room

Camp Sill EM Club

Camp Sill Headquarters Section

Camp Sill Headquarters Service Battery Orderly Room 1965

Camp Sill NCO Club

Camp Sill NCO Senior Hooch on the left and Guard House on the right 1965

Camp Sill Maintenance Building

Camp Sill Tower Easy Queen

Camp Sill Headquarters Rear

Camp Sill left rear gate

Old camp Sill Gate January 2022

Camp Sitman (formerly L-1) (Western Corridor DMZ, ACTA)

Sergeant First Class William Sitman received posthumously the Medal of Honor for heroism in the Korean War. Sitman a member of Company M, 23rd Infantry Regiment, fought in the tough battle at Chipyong-Ni. On February 14th, 1951 an enemy grenade landed in his machine gun position.

To save the other five crewmen he jumped on the grenade. Camp Sitman was nicknamed "Tent City" as troops here lived in 44 tents on a one acre of land near the DMZ. There was about a 200men Mess Hall, Administrative tents, and Officers tents. Camp Sitman was the a Combat Advanced Training Center to prepare the 2nd Infantry Division soldiers for DMZ duties. Construction of the new academy was launched on November 20th, 1965 and the facility opened on December 1st, 1965 with formal dedications on March 25th, 1966.

1965-1971 Advanced Combat Training Academy (Imjin Scouts) 7th Infantry Division
1968 A Company, 2nd , 31st, 7th Infantry Division (January 1968 - May 1968)
1963-1964 A Company, 8th Engineer Battalion Support Command, 1st Cavalry Division
1969 ACTA

Camp Sitman RC 3
ACTA 1969

Camp Sitman 2011

ACTA 1969

Camp Snow (Pobwon-Ni Area) (Formally M6)

Camp William Snow was the First Chief of Artillery.
Camp Snow was named in his honor May 1960.
Artillery Units of the 1st Cavalry and then the 2nd Division was stationed at Camp Snow.
From 1969 to 1971 it was B Battery, 1st Battalion, 12th Field Artillery with Honest John Missiles housed at Camp Snow.

1963-1964 Headquarters, A,B Battery, 2Nd Battalion, 20th Artillery, 1st Cavalry Division
1969, 1st Battalion, 12th Artillery, 2nd Infantry Division
12th Artillery
1st Battalion, 12th Artillery, 2nd Infantry Division

Camp Snow Headquarters

Camp Snow 1970

South Check Point (No information at this time)

Entering 2nd Division

Entering 2nd Division 2010

Leaving 2nd Division

Entering 2nd Division

Leaving 2nd Division 2010

Entering 2nd Division 2010

Leaving 2nd Division

Satellite View of South Check Point

Camp Spade (Southern Area)

508th Group Headquarters

Camp Spade 508th Group Headquarters Office

Camp Spade Operations Center 508th Headquarters

Camp Spade EM Hooches

Camp Spade Sylvester EM Club at the 508th GP Headquarters

Camp Spade gate 508th

Speaker Hill

The speakers in North Korea where located at Speaker Hill

Spoon Bill Bridge (No information at this time)

Spoon Bill looking north June 20th, 1953

Spoon Bill Bridge 1969

Winter of 1952-1953. Marine Amtracs were used to break up the ice that threatened to carry the bridge away

Spring rains of 1953 completely covered Spoon Bill Bridge

Spoon Bill Bridge 2001

Camp Stanley (Acquired April 15,1955) (Uijongbu Area) (Camp Stanley is now closed may 2022)

E Battery (TA), 25th Field Artillery, 2nd Infantry Division
1971 1st Battalion, 31st Artillery
1975 HHSB, 1st, 31st FA
1980 HHB, 2nd Battalion, (C/V) (SP), 61st ADA
HHB, 2nd, 61st ADA, 2nd Infantry Division
1984, E Battery, (TA) 25th FA 2nd Infantry Division
1988 C Battery, 1st Battalion, 15th Field Artillery, 2nd Infantry Division
1992, 5th Battalion, 5t ADA, 2nd Infantry Division
2000 December, B Company, 6th, 37 FA

Camp Stanley 1953-1955

Camp Stanley 1954

Camp Stanley H-1 1955

Camp Stanley 1954

Camp Stanley Quonset Huts 1955

Camp Stanley H-1 as it appeared in 1953-1954

Air view from H-19 helicopter of H-1 and 36th Engineer March 1955

Camp Stanley Recreation Center, U.S.O. Show, Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders and Suzanne Sommers

Camp Stanley

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

Camp Stanley 2nd Military Police, 2nd Infantry Division

Camp Stanley Gate

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

S-4 11th Engineering Battalion (C)(C)

Camp Stanley Mail Room Postal Services

Camp Stanley 11th Engineer (C)(C)

Camp Stanley Headquarters 11th Engineer Battalion (C)(C) I Core

Department of the Army Military Police Investigations Camp Stanley Detachment

Dispensary 11th Engineer Battalion, (C)(C)

Dental Clinic 207th Dental Detachment, Team #1, U.S. 8th Army

Camp Stanley C Company Supply Room, 11th Engineer Battalion

Camp Stanley Yang Ju Military Police Station

Camp Stanley A Company, 11th Engineer Battalion (C)(C)

Camp Stanley Guard Shack

U.S.A. Katusa Security Police Platoon

B Company, 11th Engineer EBC Orderly Room

E Battery (TA), 25th Field Artillery,
2nd Infantry Division

Camp Stanley, Camp Casey, Camp Pelham 2nd Military Police, 2nd Infantry Division 1973-1974

Commo Shop

2nd Military Police, 3rd Platoon

Provost Marshal, 2nd Infantry Division

2nd S&T Battalion, 2nd Infantry Division

Military Police Investigation Section, Customs

4th Platoon, 2nd Military Police Company

Camp Stanley 1960-1969

Camp Stanley 1960

Field duty again

Camp Stanley 1961-1963

Camp Stanley 1969

Camp Stanley 1963

Camp Stanley 36th Engineer GP C

Camp Stanley 1971

Camp Stanley Gate 1971

Camp Stanley 1970's

Heading to Ujongbu towards Camp Stanley

Camp Stanley 1971

Camp Stanley 8th Troop, 4th, 7th Cavalry

Camp Stanley 4th, 7th Cavalry 1985

Camp Stanley 1971

Camp Stanley Airfield

Camp Stanley

U.S. Army Camp Stanley The Engineer Center

HQ 36th Eng. GP (C)
HQ 11th Eng. Bn. (C)
Co. B, 11th Eng. Bn. (C)
512th Eng. Co. (DT)n. Bn.
633rd Eng. Co. (LE)
A Co. Air MOB. 7th Av