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Agent Orange 1960's, 1970's

Agent Orange was used in the 1960' and 70's. In the Summer of 1968 Agent Orange was used on the DMZ. Also Agent Orange was sprayed along the DMZ lines to clear lanes. Agent Orange was sprayed along road sides, GP's, and the barrier fence.

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Camp Alamo (No information at this time)

Camp Amahie (Nullo-Ri Area) (No information at this time)

Ascom (ASCOM, Inchon)

44th Engineer Battalion
565th Maintenance Company
U.S. Army ASCOM Depot Military Police, 8th U.S. Army
1966 Ascom City B Company, 13th Quartermaster and Service, 8th U.S. Army 1966
1969 ASCOM Depot
1973, 51st Supply Squadron

U.S. Army Ascom Depot

Welcome to U.S. Army Ascom Area Command

Photo taken by: Earl Franks
Ascom Bupyong Area

Photo taken by: Earl Franks
Ascom Depot 1968

Photo taken by: Ron Allars

595th Maintenance Company moved from ASCOM to Nimble Barracks

Truck Depot located at the old 44th Engineer Battalion Camp

EUSA ASCO Depot 1960

U.S. Army Ascom Depot

Photo taken by: Earl Franks
U.S. Army Ascom Depot Military Police,
8th U.S. Army

Photo taken by: Ron Allars
Ascom Depot Maintenance Area

Ascom 1970

Ascom PX

ASCO A Company, 728th Military Police battalion

Photo taken by: Ron Allars

Ascom Market Headquarters

Ascom Area Command T&R Detachment 8th U.S. Army

Outside of Ascom Depot 1968

Photo taken by: Earl Franks

Photo taken by: Earl Franks
Ascom Depot Depot Guard Shack 1969

ASCON Shop

Photo taken by: Ron Allars

Ascom City Motor Pool and Bakery 1963

Asco Gate B, A Company, 1st Platoon,
728th Military Police March 1969

Camp Ashbury

1964, 2nd, 3rd, 1st Cavalry Division

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

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

1964, 1st Cavalry, 2nd Battalion, 8th Cavalry Division964
1964, 2nd Battalion, 8th Cavalry, Headquarters Company
1965, Headquarters Company, 1st Cavalry, 2nd Battalion, 8th Cavalry

Camp Ashworth 2nd Battalion, 8th Cavalry, Headquarters Company 1964

Camp Ashworth 1st Cavalry, 2nd Battalion, 8th Cavalry Division 1964

Camp Ashworth 1st Cavalry, 2nd Battalion, 8th Cavalry 1964-1965

Camp Ashworth

Camp Ashworth 1st Cavalry, 2nd Battalion, 8th Cavalry 1964-1965

This is all that remains of Camp Ashworth 2002

Camp Ashworth 1964
2nd, 8th Cavalry, 1st Cavalry Division

Assistant Chief of Staff, G4, 8th U.S. Army

8th U.S. Army Department AC of S. G4

8th U.S. Army Department AC of S. G4

Camp Baker (Acquired March 21,1952) (Seoul)

The Eighth Army Milk Plant. Camp Baker was a Yondungpo facility which closed in 1985. It was established in 1952 as a Korean War support camp. The source of its name is unknown. In 1985 a new milk plant was built at K-16 on the edge of Seoul. Camp Baker was turned over to the Korean Government.

Camp Barbara, Battery Main Camp (No information at this time)

Camp Barrie (No information at this time)

Camp Barrie A Company

Battalion Headquarters

Headquarters Battalion, 1st Battalion, 5th Cavalry of the 1st Cavalry Division
1st Battalion, 9th Infantry

Battalion Headquarters, 1st Battalion, 5th Cavalry of the 1st Cavalry Division then reflagged to 1st Battalion, 9th Infantry

Camp Bayonet

1953, 3rd Brigade

Old Camp Bayonet

Battle of Bloody Ridge

On August 18, 1951 the battle of Bloody Ridge began. During the battle the U.S. 2nd Infantry Division and its 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 14,425 rounds fires in a 24 hour period.

Bear Hunt Base Camp

1st, 9th, A Company

Camp Beard (formally N7) (Yongjugol)

This camp was memorialized on march 28th, 1964 to honor Master Sergeant Richard Beard, 70th Tank Battalion, 1st Cavalry Division. Sergeant Beard was posthumously awarded the Distinguished Service Cross for valor on November 29th, 1950. The Quonset Hut compound was in a narrow valley in the hills across from RC#1.

At the entrance to the Quonset Hut camp was the 1st Cavalry Division swimming pool. The camp was occupied by the 70th Tank Battalion, 1st Cavalry then the 2nd Battalion, 72nd Armor Division. In 1971 a ROK Army Tank unit moved onto the base, It's still in use today.

1963-1964 Headquarters & Headquarters Company, 27th Maintenance Battalion, 1st Cavalry Division
1963-1964 Headquarters, A, B, C Company, 2nd Battalion, 15th Armor, 2nd Brigade, 1st Cavalry Division
1967-1968 HHC & A Company, 702nd Maintenance Battalion
1967-1968 A Company, 2nd, 72nd Armor
2nd Battalion, 15th Armor, ist Cavalry Division, reflagged 2nd Battalion, 72nd Armor
2nd , 72nd Armor

Camp Beard Gate 1964

Camp Beard Gate 2010

Camp Beard Bath House 2010

Camp Beard RC#1

Camp Beard 2nd, 72nd 1968

Camp Beard A Company as seen from the surrounding hill side, RC 1 across the street

Camp Beard Gate 1968, an image of the gate from 1968 year book, 2nd Battalion, 72nd Armor

Camp Beard Rear Gate

Camp Beard 2nd. 72nd Armor Dispensary 1968

Camp Beard swimming pool RC#1

Camp Beard, Thunderbolt Valley 2nd, 72nd Armor
Medical Center Unit Dispensary

Camp Beard Gate 1961

Camp Bears Pharmacy Tech. 2nd, 72nd Armor 1968

Camp Beard Original Gate 2010

Camp Beard C Company as seen from the surrounding hill sides

Camp Beaumont (Yongjugol)

Camp Beaumont is located on the back side of RC# 1

Camp Beaumont was located on the back side of RC#1
1957*1964 A Company, 321st ASA Battalion, 1st Cavalry Division
1964-1967 A Company, 508th USASA, Group

Apartment complex constructed at the old
Camp Beaumont Site

Camp Beavers-Fort Beavers Munsan

1958, 2nd Medium Tank battalion, 40th Armor
1963, 1st battalion, 73rd Armor
1967, 1st, 73rd Armor, 7th Infantry Division
1967, HHC, A, B, C, Company, 44th Engineer Battalion
1968, B Company, 44th Engineer Battalion
B Company, 44th Engineer Battalion (Construction)
B Company, 13th Combat Engineer Battalion
7th military Police, Detachment #2
A Company, 7th Battalion, 73rd Armor
HHC, 1st Battalion, 73rd Armor
38th Tank Battalion, 26th Mechanized Division

Fort Beavers May 1967

A Company, 7th Battalion, 73rd Armor

Fort Beavers May 1967

Camp Beavers 1965-1966

Fort Beavers May 1967

Camp Beavers 1965-1966

Utilities Section 44th Engineer Battalion Construction

Camp Beavers 1965-1966

Blue Lancer Valley (Nullo-Ri)

The British Gloustershire Regiment was an infantry outfit. A tent camp was erected in a valley near Mummo-Ri in 1953.

By 1957 all the tents had been replaced by Quonset Huts. Various units defending the line were housed here. The camp was transferred to the ROK Army in 1971.

1961-1962 2nd Brigade, 12th Cavalry C/S Company Recon Platoon
1963-1964 Headquarters & Headquarters, C Company, 1st Brigade, 1st cavalry Division
1967-1968 Headquarters, A, B, C Company, 1st, 23rd Infantry, 2nd Infantry Division

Blue Lancer Valley camp road

Camp Blue Sky (Western Corridor DMZ) (No information or photo's at this time)

Camp Bonifas (was camp Kitty Hawk) (Camp Bonifas returned to the R.O.K in 2006) (No information at this time)

Camp Bonifas United Nations Command
Advanced Camp

BOQ at 8th Army Headquarters in Seoul 1956 (No information at this time)

Camp Bravo (No information at this time)

Camp Bray

Camp Bray was turned over to the R.O.K.

1960 A, 2nd, 71st ADA
A Battery, 2nd, 72nd ADA, TAC Site 42
1974 A Battery, 2nd Battalion *HAWK), 71st ADA

A Battery, 2nd Battalion *HAWK), 71st ADA front gate Kempo Op, 1974

Camp Bray A, 2nd, 71st ADA 1960's

Camp Brear (No information at this time)


Camp Brear A Company

Bridge of no Return

Bridge of no Return 1976

Bridge of no Return 2015

Bridge of no return 1980's

Bridge of no Return December 23, 1968

Bridge of no Return 1953

Camp Britin (formerly L-5) (Artillery Valley)

Sergeant Fist Class Nelson Britin, 19th Infantry Regiment was posthumously awarded the Medal of Honor for his actions on March 7th, 1951. As Britin led his troops in charging the enemy dug in a hillside he was wounded. Ignoring his wounds he attacked a number of enemy foxholes with grenades. Britin was killed taking out a machinegun position. SFC Britin had destroyed four automatic weapons. The camp was named on June 1st, 1961.

Camp Britin was one of the 7th Infantry Division Artillery camps which supported the DMZ defense in the sector. One of the tents had been replaced. The camp contained nearly forty Quonset Huts with connected Latrines and Mess Hall. The ROK Army Artillery has taken over the camp.

1951 19th Infantry Regiment
7th Infantry Division Artillery

Camp Britannia (No photo's at this time)

The information I have is Camp Britannia was a POW camp in the Korean War

3rd Brigade

British Commonwealth Base, Provost Company

Brooklyn Radio Relay Site

Brooklyn Radio Relay Site 1966

Camp Brown (Paju-Ri) (Formally C-7)

The small camp was named on Moy 1, 1959 to honor PFC Melvin L. Brown, 8th Engineer Battalion, 1st cavalry Division, Medal of Honor recipient for his heroism on September 5, 1950.

Camp C-7 was erected in 1953. It was a tent and Quonset Hut camp. Artillery and Maintenance units of the 1st Cavalry and 2nd Infantry Divisions used the small Quonset Hut camp. The cam was turned over to the ROK Army units during 1971.

1950 8th Engineer Battalion, 1st cavalry Division
1953 1st Cavalry and 2nd Infantry Division
1956-1957 Headquarters Company, 1st Battalion, 19th Infantry regiment, 24th Division
1963-1964 Headquarters & Headquarters Company, 2nd Brigade, 1st Cavalry Division

Camp Brown 1968

Camp Brown Gate

Camp Brown

Camp Brown Road

Camp Brown Motor Pool 1964

Camp Browning (Dragonhead Area Camps) (No information at this time)

Bunker Hill (No information at this time)

Bunker Hill Korean War

Bukchon Hanok Village

Busan

Busan 1950

Champ Pa Ri

Camp Carroll (Acquired April 10,1959) (Waegwan) (Southern)

Camo Carroll was named after First Class Charles F. Carroll, 72nd Combat Engineer Company, 5th Infantry Regiment (Service Cross)

72nd Combat Engineer Company, 5th Infantry Regiment
35th Military Detachment Criminal Investigation, 8th U.S. Army
Headquarters, 8th U.S. Army
1969, Camp Carroll Depot, Headquarters Company Waeqman

Camp Carroll 1967

Camp Carroll 1968

Camp Carroll Support Mess Hall

Camp Carroll field office 65th Military Detachment Criminal Investigation, 8th U.S. Army

Camp Carroll Commissary 1968

Camp Carroll Depot

Camp Carroll

Camp Carroll Headquarters Company, 8th U.S. Army

Camp Carroll 1968

Camp Carroll Support Activity Consolidated
Mess Hall

Camp Carroll

Delivering scraper pan

Camp Carroll in Daegu City

Photo's submitted by Mike Madzuma (Camp Carroll)

Camp Carroll Gate

Camp Carroll 1969

Camp Carroll Depot 1969

Camp Carroll Depot, Headquarters Company 1969

Camp Carroll 1969

Chang Pa Ri

Chang Pa Ri 1969

Camp Coiner

(The Northern part of Camp Coiner was turned the U.S. Embassy on December 2017. the Southern part of Camp Coiner remains open)

Camp Coiner was named after 2nd Lieutenant Randall Coiner, 3rd Battalion, 31st Infantry Regiment, 7th Infantry Division) (Sliver Star)

1953 3rd Battalion, 31st Infantry Regiment, 7th Infantry Division
HHC, 1st battalion, 501st Aviation
HHC, 4th Battalion, 58th Aviation
344th Signal battalion (A)
C Company, 304th Signal Battalion, 8th U.S. Army
57th Signal Company
1965, A Company (CMO Opns) 304th Signal Battalion
1966, Headquarters & Headquarters Company, 304th Signal Battalion, 8th U.S. Army
1966, Charlie Company, 304th Signal Battalion, 8th U.S. Army

Camp Coiner 344th Signal Battalion (A)