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Camp Cochise (Western Corridor DMZ) (Camp Coiner has now closed)

Camp Coiner

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

1969 304th Signal Battalion Telephone Platoon
3rd Battalion, 31st Infantry Regiment, 7th Infantry Division
C Company,, 304th Signal Battalion
1974 542nd Military Police Company

Camp Coiner Gate, 304th Signal Battalion (A)

Camp Coiner Starlight NCO Club, Annex #1,
57th Signal Company

C.Y.B. Steam Bath

Camp Coiner Guard Shack

Camp Coiner 304th Signal Battalion Gate

Outside gate Camp Coiner 1970"s

304th Signal Battalion Telephone Platoon 1969

C Company, 304th Signal Battalion, 8th U.S. Army

C Company, 304th Signal Battalion

Camp Coiner Snack Bar & Post Exchange

C Company Telephone Platoon

Headquarters, 7th CID Support Hooch

Camp Coiner May 1976

Gate 20 looking towards Camp Coiner,
Camp Stanton 1970

Camp Coiner Tents

Camp Coiner C Company. 304th Signal Battalion

Camp Coiner 304th Signal Battalion Theater

C Company, 304th Signal Battalion Open Mess

Camp Coiner Chapel

Camp Coiner 8th U.S. Army

304th Signal Battalion Theater

542 nd Military Police Company 1974

Camp Coiner 8th PERSCOM Building,
1st Replacement Company

Outside of Camp Coiner 1981

Camp Coiner 2018

Camp Colbern (Acquired January 14,1963) (Seoul) (Camp Colbern closed in 2005 and returned to the ROK)

Headquarters & Headquarters Company, 304th Signal Battalion

Camp Colbern Today

Camp Coleridge (Munsan, Paju-Ri Area) (No information or photo's at this time)

Camp Collier

1st Battalion (M), 17th Infantry

Camp Collier Guard Post -, (M, 17th Infantry

Commander Fleet Activities Chin Hae 1996 (No information at this time)

Commander Naval Forces, Fleet Detachment Naval Section, Joint U.S. Military Assistance Group and Component,
Chin Hae 1972-1973 (No information at this time)

Main Gate 1972-1973

Enlisted Quarters and Mess Hall 1972-1973

Medical Dispensary Crew 1972-1973

Ship Yard Engineer Assistant Crew (ROK)
1972-1973

Our Children and Teachers 1972-1973

Enlisted Housing and C. Turner Joy School
1972-1973

Petty Officers Quarters 1972-1973

Chapel and Library 1972-1973

Supply Disbursing Crew 1972-1973

Supply (ROKN) Crew 1972-1973

Our Gung Ho Marines 1972-1973

Happy Hour at Chiefs Club 1972-1973

Admiral Yi, Sun Shin Circle 1972-1973

View over Chin Hae City 1972-1973

Commissary Store 1972-1973

Commissary Store Crew 1972-1973

Executive Administration Crew 1972-1973

Our Chiefs 1972-1973

CNFK Barge 1972-1973

Turtle Boat at Naval Academy

Camp Coursen (Nopa-Dong, Pugam-Ni)

1963-1964 A, B, C, Company, 1st Battalion, 7th Cavalry (Mechanized), 1st Cavalry Division

Camp Coursen 1967

Camp Coursen bottom of picture 1967

Mt. early near Camp Coursen 1967

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

CP Lucie

1971, 2nd, 23rd (M)

CP Lucie 2nd, 23rd (M) 1971

CP Swiss-Swede Mac (No information or photo's at this time)

Camp Custer (North & South) ( Munsan, Paju-Ri and Areas)

1961, Headquarters, D Company, 7th Cavalry, 1st Cavalry Division
1963, Headquarters & Headquarters Company, 1st Battalion, 5th Cavalry, 2nd Brigade, 1st Cavalry Division
1963, A,B,C Company, 1st Battalion, 5th Cavalry, 2nd Brigade, 1st Cavalry Division
1966, 1st 9th Infantry
1966, 1sy Battalion, 9th Infantry (Manchus), 2nd Infantry Division

Camp Custer Orderly Room

Camp Custer South Paju Ri

Camp Custer Gate 1957

Camp Custer 1968

Camp Custer North

Camp Custer Mess Hall

Camp Custer 1969

Camp Custer South 1966

Dart Board (Acquired March 25,1958) (No information or photo's at this time)

Camp Daughtry (1952-1955) (No information or photo's at this time)

Daegu USAG (No information at this time)

Daegu 1960's

Daegu 1965

Deajeon

Deajeon 1960's

Deso Yard (No photo's at this time)

1971-1972 2nd Infantry Division Engineer Supply Yard

Detachment L MI Group Border Site #1 1985-1987

1986 Detachment L, 501st MI Group, Border Site #1

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

Distribution Engineer Company (Acquired June 1,1951) (No information or photo's at this time)

DMZ 1st, 31st Infantry 1976

1969, 2nd, 9th Infantry, 2nd Infantry Division
1969, B Company, 728th Military Police
1976, 1st, 31st Infantry
1969, C, 2nd, 23rd, 2nd Infantry Division

Barrier Fence 1969, Imjin River in back ground

Photo by Richard Reavis: DMZ

On the Z. Picture taken East of GP 128th, 1964

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

DMZ 2nd, 9th (M) 1969

DMZ 1965

DMZ 1960's

Winter on the DMZ

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

DMZ 1952

ROK on the DMZ 2013

128th Aviation Company near DMZ 1972

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

DMZ looking North from guard tower 1985

North, South DMZ border 1983

DMZ, Soviet defectors did cross.
Two U.S. soldiers received the Silver Star

DMZ Joint Observer Team 1960

Accused of digging underground tunnel
October 27, 1978

DMZ 1980

1950's U.N. Group Meeting with North Korea

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

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

1967 on the Z. General Bonesteel's plan of the building of the barrier fence that took about 2 years

North Korean speakers used on the DMZ

You are crossing the 38th Parallel,
B Company, 728th Military Police

Empty North Korean village can be seen from the DMZ

38th Paralle B Company, 728th Military Police

Bridge of no return 1964

DMZ Southern Boundary

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

DMZ Gate 225

38th Parallel 1st Cavalry Division June 25, 1950

Hooches near DMZ Hooches

DMZ South Gate 1963

Gunfire on the DMZ,
Jong-Un's troops crossed into the DMZ

Looking towards North Korea

Road to the DMZ

DMZ 1st Cavalry June 25th, 1959

U.S. Army Support Group Advanced Camp

Guard Bunker to out post Ouellette & Collier

Photo by Richard Reavis: DMZ

1969-1970 on the Z, 2nd Battalion, 9th Infantry, 2nd Infantry Division

DMZ 1965

38th Parrelle Marker

Barrier Fence from position 223 to 224

Today DMZ with lights

2nd Infantry Division on patrol near DMZ 1967

Looing at North Korean Village

North Korean watch tower

DMZ -10 degrees, 1967

DMZ 1982

DMZ Tent City

Deer on the DMZ

DMZ November 8, 1968

DMZ 3rd ROK Division

DMZ Military Police

1st Cavalry DMZ police Company

DMZ Police Company

DMZ Cock A Doo Club

1st Cavalry DMZ Police Company

Propaganda Village seen from OP Post Collier

Camp Dodge (Western Corridor)

1963-1964 B Troop, 1st Battalion, 9th Cavalry, 3rd Brigade, 1st Cavalry Division
1966-1970 HHC, 2nd, 23rd Infantry, 2nd Infantry Division
1966-1970 HHC, 3rd, 23rd Infantry, 2ns Infantry Division
1983-1984 Signal Company, 41st Signal Battalion, 1st Signal Battalion

Dongducheon

Dongducheon 1962

Dongducheon 1973

Dongducheon Sky Line

Camp Dover (Munsan, Paju-Ri Area) (No information or photo's at this time)

Camp Dragon Valley

1st Tank, 2ne Infantry Division

Dragon Valley 1st Tank, 2nd Infantry Division

Dragon Valley

Dragon Valley 1978

Camp Eagle

Camp Long / Camp Eagle Main Gate Wonju, Korea

Camp Eagle 1968

Camp Eagle 1992

Camp Eagle was also known as base R401

Camp Eagle 1991

Camp Eagle 1993

Easy Block

Easy Block A Battery, 8th Field Artillery, 7th Infantry Division

Camp Edwards

Camp Ethan Allen (Formally L-8)

Ethan Allen was a Colonel in the Green Mountains Boys, a patriot the Revolutionary War, and Major in the Militia.

Camp Allen was a tent camp until 1955an by 1957 Quonset Huts were in place for the Artillery units serving here. The U.S. 7th Infantry Division Artillery was here until their return home in 1971.

Headquarters, 4th Howitzer Battalion, 76th Artillery
1st Battalion Headquarters
C Battery, 4th Howitzer Battalion, 76th Artillery
1967 C Battery, 4th, 76th Artillery
1971 U.S. 7th Infantry Division Artillery

Camp Ethan Allen 1961

Headquarters 4th Howitzer Battalion, 76th Armor. Photo By: Casey Stengel 1961

Camp Ethan Allen Battalion Headquarters.
Photo by: Casey Stengel 1961

Camp Ethan Allen EM Club. This was Arlin Bryant's seat 2 years later.
Photo by: Gordon Groenevelt 1961

Main road, Mess Hall on the right,gate at the end of the road.
Photo by: Gordon Groenevelt 1961

Camp Ethan Allen Tower and Jeep.
Photo by: Gordon Groenevelt 1961

Water truck delivery to Camp Ethan Allen
Mess Hall.
Photo by: Gordon Groenevelt 1961

Camp Ethan Allen Main Street looking towards Gate House.
Photo by: Gordon Groenevelt 1961

Main street looking toward the Motor Pool. The open door on the right is the Survey Section. Photo by: Gordon Groenevelt 1961

Camp Ethan Allen Mess Hall.
Photo by: Gordon Groenevelt 1961

Camp Ethan Allen 1965, 1966, 1967

Chargin Charlie Battery, 4th Battalion, 76th Artillery, front of Orderly Room December 1965

Camp Ethan Allen Charlie Battery, 4th, 76th Artillery December 1965

Camp Ethan Allen Charlie Battery, 4th 76th Artillery.
Photo by: Tim Dewich 1967

Thanksgiving Dinner. Jerry Carruthers at the head of the table.
Photo by: Steve Kurtz 1966

Camp Ethan Allen

Camp Ethan Allen Gate

Camp Ethan Allen

Camp Ethan Allen Gate

Main Road in compound. Mess Hall hidden by trucks. Photo By: John Stengel

Civilian Club at night

Camp Ethan Allen 2009

Inside the old Civilian Club, Autumn

Camp Ethan Allen Gate

Camp Ethan Allen, 2 gun crew, Charlie Battery, 4th, 76th Artillery 1965

Camp Ethan Allen C Battery, 4th Howitzer Battalion, 76th Artillery, SFC Foss,
1st Sgt. Rogerst

Civilian Club abandoned

I Corps officers outside the Civilian Club at CFC 1969

Camp Ethan Allen, Artillery Valley

Camp Echo Hill (No information at this time)

Echo Hill 1961-1976

Camp Edwards East, West (Acquired May 28, 1954) (Western Corridor Area) (Camp Edwards has now closed)

B Company, 2nd Battalion, 2nd Infantry Division, Camp Edwards East
82nd Engineer Company C & E, 2nd Infantry Division
1971-1978 C Company, 702nd Maintenance Battalion, 2nd Infantry Division
1971-1975 B Company, 2nd Engineer Battalion, 2nd Infantry Division

Camp Edwards Gate, 2nd Infantry Division

Camp Edwards West 82nd Engineer Company C & E, 2ne Infantry Division

Camp Edwards East, B Company 2nd Battalion, 2nd Infantry Division

Camp Edwards West

Camp Edwards Dallas Cowboy Cheerleader Christmas 1984

B Company, 2nd Platoon, 2nd Engineer Battalion CP Edwards East

Gate of old Camp Edwards (West) today

Camp Edwards 1980

Camp Edwards West

Camp Edwards West, ROK

Camp Edwards

B Company, 2nd Platoon, 2nd Engineer Battalion CP Edwards East

Camp Eiler (Seoul)

Camp Eiler honors 1st LT Richard Eiler was awarded D Company, 8th Engineer Battalion. Eiler was awarded posthumously the Distinguished Service Cross for actions on September 5th, 1950. Since the departure of the Engineers the camp has been home to signal units.

B Company, 76th Battalion
76th Engineer Battalion Construction 1968

Camp Eiler Gate

Camp Eiler Street 1968

Camp Eiler 7th Battalion, B Company Orderly Room

Camp Eiler Gate

Camp Eiler 2006

Camp Eiler Gate 1968

Camp El Paso - Chin-Chon (No information or photo's at this time)

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

6th Battalion, 37th Field Artillery, 2nd Infantry Division
B Battery, 6th Battalion, 37th Field Artillery
Headquarters & Headquarters Battery, 6th Battalion, 37th Field Artillery

Welcome to Camp Essayons 6th Battalion,
37th Field Artillery

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

B Battery, 6th Battalion, 37th Field Artillery

Camp Essayons Chapel

Camp Essayons Motor Pool

Camp Essayons Recreation Center

Camp Essayons 6th Battalion, 37th Field Artillery

Hospital where Camp Essayons used to be

Camp Essayons Gate

6th Battalion, 37th Field Artillery Service B

Camp Essayons Chapel

Camp Essayons 1976

Camp Essayons Gate, 6th Battalion, 37th Field Artillery Gate

Camp Essayons Chapel

Camp Essayons Motor Pool

Camp Essayons Red Eye Unit heading to the
DMZ 1973

Camp Essayons Red Eye Squad 1973

EUSA Army Rtr. Center (Acquired October 13,1952) (No information or photo's at this time)

Camp Falling Waters (Acquired January 26,1951) (Camp Falling Waters has now closed) (No information at this time)

Camp Falling Waters Barracks

FASCOM Seoul 1969 (No information at this time)

Headquarters Company Orderly Room

Fleet Activities Chinhea Navy Base, Busan (No information at this time)

Fort Chandler (Western Corridor DMZ)

Fort Chandler honors Lieutenant Colonel Burton Chandler commander of the 1st Reconnaissance Squadron, 9th Cavalry, 1959-1960.

Fort Chandler was a temporary camp and established on the Spoobill in April 1959 that was occupied by the reconnaissance squadrons of the 9th Cavalry.

On unique feature was a large gate made of local stone. It was one of the most impressive camp gates in Korea. This tent camp may have been closed in the mid 1960's.

Freedom Bridge (Acquired January 4,1954)

1st Battalion, 9th Infantry Traffic Control
Maintenance 3rd battalion, 32nd Infantry
2nd Military Police A Company
2nd Engineer, 2nd Infantry Division
1st Reconnaissance Squadron, 9th Cavalry
1st, 2nd U.S. Infantry Division

Freedom Bridge

1st Battalion, 9th infantry
Traffic Control
Maintenance
3rd battalion, 32nd Infantry
2nd Military Police
A Company, 2nd Engineer
2nd Infantry Division

Freedom Gate Bridge, 1st Reconnaissance Squadron 9th Cavalry

The last Marine unit to cross Freedom Bridge. the 1st Provisional DMZ Police Company 1955

Freedom Bridge 1971

Freedom Bridge bottom left 1998

South Side of Freedom Bridge

Freedom Bridge Traffic Control

Freedom Bridge

Traveling north, we wait for a South bound tank to come off the crossover bridge

View looking through the support beams of Freedom Bridge

View of Freedom Bridge Winter 1973-1974
Freedom Bridge in the 60's was originally a
rail road bridge

Freedom Bridge 1967

Freedom Bridge 1963

Freedom Gate Bridge

Freedom Bridge 2nd Infantry Division

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

Crossin Freedom Bridge heading North

Freedom Bridge 2000

Freedom Bridge 1960's

Freedom Bridge 1971

1st, 2nd U.S. Infantry Division

Camp Friendship

1968 U.S Army Headquarters

Camp Friendship, U.S. Army Headquarters, Main Entrance 1968

Camp Garry Owen (was Camp Rice) (Acquired July 8,1954) (Yongjugol Area) (Camp Garry Owen closed in 1992)

A Troop, 5th Squadron, 17 Cavalry, 2nd Infantry Division
4th Squadron, 4th U.S. Cavalry
5th Squadron, 7th U.S. Cavalry, 2nd Infantry Division
4th / 7th Cavalry
1973 17th Cavalry
1973 4th, 7th Cavalry
1980 4th Squadron, 7th Artillery
1st Battalion, U.S. Cavalry, 1st Cavalry Division
1st Battalion, 7th U.S. Cavalry
1983 HHT, D Troop, 4th, 7th Cavalry

4th Squadron, 7th Cavalry, 2nd Infantry Division

4th Squadron, 4th U.S. Cavalry

Camp Garry Owen Gate

Camp Garry Owen Front Gate

Camp Garry Owen Christmas 1980

Camp Garry Owen 4th / 7th Cavalry

4th Squadron, 4th U.S. Cavalry

Renamed Camp Garry Owen Gate, 4th, 7th & 5th, 17th Cavalry, was Camp Rice 1973

Camp Garry Owen, This is Cavalry Country

Camp Garry Owen Christmas 1980

Camp Garry Owens, 1st Battalion, 7th U.S. Cavalry

Bravo Troop, 4th Squadron, 7th US Cavalry, 2nd Infantry Division

Camp Garry Owen Gate

Camp Garry Gate

Saber Club

Camp Gary Owen formerly Camp Rice 1980's 4th Squadron, 7th Artillery

A Troop, 5th Squadron, 17th Cavalry, 2nd Infantry Division. Photo by: Thomas Lucken

Camp Garry Owen 4th / 7th Cavalry

General Douglas McArthur

General Douglas McArthur Memorial, Signal Hill, Port Inchon 1959

Camp George (Taegu Southern Area) (No information at this time)

US Army Camp George Gate 3

Camp Giant (Acquired September 1,1957) (Musan, Paju-Ri Area) (Camp Giant has now closed)

1963-1964 B Company, 13th Signal Battalion, 1st Cavalry Division
1st, 506th Infantry Regiment

Camp Glinch (No photos at this time)

1968 February 2nd B Company, 2nd, 38th Battalion, 2nd Infantry Division

GP 128th (No information at this time)

South Barrier Fence East from GP128

Up on the Z, GP 128 Main road to Panmunjon at the South Barrier Fence

GP Ann-Martin (DMZ) (No information or photo's at this time)

GP Ariene (DMZ) (No information or photo's at this time)

GP Barker (DMZ) (No information or photo's at this time)

GP Beryl

2nd Battalion, 23rd Infantry

GP Beryl 2nd Battalion, 23rd Infantry

GP Brown (DMZ) (No information or photo's at this time)

GP Collier (DMZ) (May have been called GP Lucy)

Sergeant Collier received the Medal of Honor on July 19, 1953

1953 F Company, 223rd Infantry Regiment, 40th Infantry Division
1st Battalion (M), 17th Infantry

Guard Post Collier, 1st Battalion (M), 17th Infantry

Fire Base Collier

GP Craig (DMZ) (No photo's at this time)

Corporal Gordon Maynard Craig. 16th Reconnaissance Company, 1st Cavalry Division. Gordon received the Medal of Honor on September 10, 1950 Kasan, Korea

16th Reconnaissance Company, 1st Cavalry Division

GP Dessart (DMZ)

1968 1st, 31st, 7th Infantry Division
A Troop, 1st Recon Squadron, 9th Cavalry

GP Dessart DMZ 1st, 31st, 7th Infantry Division 1968

A Troop, 1st Recon Squadron, 9th Cavalry

GP Duke (DMZ) (No information or photo's at this time)

GP Gladys (DMZ)

C Company, 2nd, 23rd, 2nd Infantry Division

GP Gladys's Summer of construction of 1970

Returning from patrol from the barrier fence GP Gladys 2nd Infantry Division

Inside GP Gladys DMZ

GP Gladys Latrine

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

The abended Mayors House near GP Gladys

On patrol near GP Gladys

50 Caliper Machine Gun Bunker at GP Gladys

Mine Field on the DMZ near GP Gladys

Looking towards North Korea from GP Gladys

GP Gladys

On patrol near GP Gladys

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

Korea DMZ barrier fence GP Gladys,
Camp Greaves

DMZ near GP Gladys old concertina wire in front

Hannam Village (No information at this time)

GP Hammond (DMZ) (No photo's at this time)

17th Infantry Regiment, 7th Infantry Division

GP Hendrix (DMZ) (No information or photo's at this time)

GP Jane (DMZ) (No information or photo's at this time)

GP Johnson (DMZ) (No information or photo's at this time)

GP Jordan (DMZ) (No information or photo's at this time)

GP Katie (DMZ) (May have been renamed GP Ouellette)

1967 1st, 9th

GP Knight (DMZ) (No information or photo's at this time)

GP Lucy (DMZ) (May have been renamed GP Collier)

GP O'Malley (DMZ) (No photo's at this time)

Headquarters Company, 2nd Battalion Regiment, 1st Cavalry Division
Headquarters Company, 2nd Battalion, 8th Cavalry Regiment, 1st Cavalry Division

GP Ouelette (DMZ) (May have been called GP Katie)

1967 1st, 9th
5th, 20th Infantry Battalion (M), 2nd Infantry Division
1st, 31st Infantry, 2nd Infantry Division
A Company, 1st, 31st Infantry, 2nd Infantry Division

Welcome to Guard Post Ouelette, 5th, 20th Infantry Battalion, 2nd Infantry Division

Guard Post Ouelette A Company, 1st, 31st Infantry, 2nd Infantry Division

GP Ouellette

GP Ouelette March 22, 1992

United States Army, 2nd Infantry Division Guard Post Ouelette

Photo by Richard Reavis:

GP Ouellette view of the DMZ and North Korea, 2nd Infantry Division

Guard Post Ouelette 2nd to none

GP Ouellette 1st, 23rd Infantry

GP Ouellette Claymore mine inspection 1983

GP Pomeroy (No photo's at this time)

Sergeant Pomeroy was awarded the Purple Heart, CIB Badge, Korean Service Medal, United Nations Survive Medal, Korean Presidential Unit Citation, and Republic of Korea War Service Medal. Sergeant Pomeroy was assigned to the 38th Infantry Regiment, 2nd Infantry Division. Sergeant Pomeroy was killed in action on February 13, 1953

38th Infantry Regiment, 2nd Infantry Division.

GP Seiler (DMZ) (No information or photo's at this time)

GP Small (No information or photo's at this time)

GP Sudut (DMZ) 1951 (No photo's at this time)

B Company, 27th Infantry Regiment, 25th Infantry Division

GP Texas (Hill 229), Lola-Barbara (DMZ) (No information or photo's at this time)

GP Turner (DMZ) (No information or photo's at this time)

GP 128

1st Battalion, 38th Infantry, 2nd Infantry Division

GP 128 Gate

GP 128 ? 1976

Camp Grant (No information at this time)

Camp Gray (Acquired Annex May 26,1952) (Seoul Area)

The former Japanese wine plant was built in 1919. It was a wine factory from 1925 to 1943 when it was converted into a prison. After the Japanese surrendered the Korean government used it as a prison. During the first year of the Korean War it was a POW Camp.

After the Korean War it became as American support base. it's located in Daebang Dong near the national cemetery.

Camp Gray Annex 1

Camp Gray Annex 2 rear

Camp Gray Annex on the left

Camp Gray Gate

Camp Gray Guard Tower

Camp Gray Annex 1 rear

Camp Gray Guard Tower 2

Camp Gray Annex 2 rear

Camp Gray Gate

Camp Gray Guard Tower

Camp Gray Annex 2 rear

Camp Gray Guard Tower 4

Camp Gray Annex 3

Camp Gray Gate

Camp Greaves (Acquired July 30,1953) (Camp Greaves closed in 2004)

1963-1964 C Troop, 1st Battalion, 9th Cavalry, 3rd Brigade, 1st Cavalry Division
1965-1967 A Company, 3rd, 23rd Infantry
1977 Headquarters CSC 2nd, 9th Infantry
1982-1984 HHC., B Company, 1st, 9th Infantry, 2nd Battalion Infantry Division
Charlie Company, 1st, 9th
1st, 31st Infantry (M), 2nd Infantry Division
1980 1st battalion, 9th Infantry, 2nd Infantry Division

Camp Greaves 1967

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

Camp Greaves 1969-1970

Camp Greaves CSC 2nd, 9th, 1977

United States Army Camp Greaves

Camp Greaves Gate

Charging Charlie Dinning Facility, 2nd Infantry Division

Camp Greaves Medal Ceremony

Third Herd

Camp Greaves Gate

Raining Tear Drop, fourth in the floor, 3up front

First Platoon

Camp Greaves Gate

Im Jin Lodge C Company, 1st, 9th Dinning Facility

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

Camp Greaves 1977

Leadership Camp Greaves 1977

Camp Greaves AN-TI Tank Killers 1977

Camp Greaves Bravo, Manchu 1977

Camp Greaves Headquarters CSC, 2nd,
9th Infantry 1977

Camp Greaves 1st Platoon 1977

Camp Greaves Headquarters CSC, 2nd, 9th Infantry 1977

Camp Greaves 1st, 73rd Armor

Camp Greaves 1977

3rd Platoon

Im Jin Garage

Camp Greaves USO Show 1977

Camp Greaves 1980-2004

Camp Greaves Gate

Camp Greaves 1st battalion, 9th Infantry, 2nd Infantry Division maintained the compound 1980

Camp Greaves 1988

Camp Greaves

Camp Greaves closed in 2004

Camp Greaves watch tower

Camp Griffin (N0 information or photo's at this time)

Camp Guyol (Western Corridor DMZ)

Edward Guyol, USMC was killed in action on April 15th, 1953 at Bunker Hill near Panmunjon. This Marine Corps tent camp to the rear of Bunker Hill was named in his honor. It may have become a numbered camp after the armistice or was located in the DMZ, and removed. The location of this camp has not been located.

H-220 Heliport (Acquired March14,1952), (Returned to the ROK May 2022) (N0 information at this time)

H-220 Air Field, Camp Casey, Camp Mobile

Happy Valley, 1951

Headquarters Battalion, Company A, B, C, D.
1st Cavalry Division

Welcome to Happy Valley Headquarters Battalion, Company A, B, C, D. home of the Polar Bears

Headquarters

Camp Hamilton (Powon-Ni Area Camps) (No information or photo's at this time)

Camp Handrich (No photo's at this time)

Master Sergeant Melvin O. Handrich. He was awarded the Medal of Honor on August 26, 1950 during the Battle of the Pusan Perimeter.

1969 58th Ordnance Company (AMMO)
1969 83rd Battalion DS/GS

Hannam Village (Hannam Village has now closed) (No information or photo's at this time)

Camp Harris (Nopa-Dong, Pugam-Ni Area) (No information or photo's at this time)

Camp Harrison Ascom, Inchon Area) (No information or photo's at this time)

Camp Hartell (Munsan, Paju-Ri) (Charlie Block)

1967-1968 Headquarters & HHB 1st, 79th Artillery, 7th Infantry Division
1969 Headquarters Battery, 1st, 79th Artillery, 7th Infantry Division

Camp Hartell Gate