Camps in Korea page 9

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Camp Lawton (Dragonhead Area)

1964-1965 8th Engineer Battalion, 7th Infantry Division
1966-1970 HHC, 2nd, 23rd Infantry, 2nd Infantry Division
1966-1970 HHC, 3rd, 23rd Infantry, 2nd Infantry Division
1967-1969 2nd AMU, 2nd Infantry Division (Advanced Marksmanship Unit / Sniper School

Headquarters, 2nd Battalion, 23rd Infantry, Mechanized, 2nd Infantry Division

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

Lester McMahon Barracks (Nopa-Dong, Pugam-Ni Area) (No information or photo's at this time)

Libby Bridge

Libby Bridge was named after Sergeant George D. Libby

Libby Bridge Construction

Burlap drag being used to rough the deck to the desired roughness perpendicular to traffic. Reinforcing steel for the curbing can be seen

Launching the span across piers 7, 6, and 5. Launching noses extend both East and West into the gap between piers 5, and 6

Pontoon bridge at the X Ray Site. In the back ground can be seen Libby under construction 1953

Steel mats that would reinforce the bridge decking being fabricated in the central work yard

Steel beams in place from the West abutment across pier 8 to pier 7. The 30 foot launching nose may be seen 7. beyond pier

The central concrete batch plant which furnished hot aggregates or warm concrete from its location on the Lmjins west bank. The plants two 60 ton bins fed coarse and fine aggregates to the 80 to 150 ton per hour. dryer that ins inside the plant discharged into b

Completed Libby Bridge from the west side July 4th, 1953

Picture taken from Libby Bridge

Libby Bridge North 1967

Guard Post on the hill

South Entrance to Libby Bridge 1969

Libby Bridge 1969

Libby Bridge 7th Infantry Division 1971

Mountain position by Libby Bridge North of the Imjin River 1969

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

Libby Bridge 1969

Libby Bridge Security Shack 1969. Koreans on the river bank

Ammo convoy of the 24th Military Police Company heading across the Imjin, 1955.

Libby Bridge in the 60's on the DMZ. Libby Bridge below

Libby Bridge 1973-1974

Card Game across Libby Bridge, 2nd, 9th, 2nd Infantry Division, Chang Pa Ri

South entrance to Libby Bridge

Guarding Libby Bridge B Company, 2nd, 9th,
2nd Infantry Division 1969

X Ray Libby Bridge was maintained at the X Ray site 1951-1952 showing the newly erected Pontoon Bridge

Libby Bridge May 1983

Libby Bridge North

The big low level steel concrete Libby Bridge at the X Ray Site. Standing 49 feet above mean low water remains in use today.

Patrol North of the Imjin River, HHC 2nd, 9th infantry, 2nd Infantry Division

Barracks at Libby Bridge 2nd, 9th Infantry, 2nd Infantry Division

Libby Bridge 1960's

Libby Bridge / X Ray Bridge

Camp Liberty Bell

Camp Libby (Acquired April 15,1963)

Camp Libby was located in Pohang. Also at Libby was the AFKN network, AM, FM Radio and News reporting. The AFRTS-BC transmissions were from March Air Forces Base, California. In 2001 AFKN was renamed Armed Forces Network (AFKN).

Camp Libby 2007

Camp Liberty Bell (Acquired September 24,1970) (Western Corridor DMZ)

1967 76th Engineer Battalion
1974 B Company, 1st, 31st Infantry, 2nd Infantry Division
1982 1st, 9th Platoon
1988 5th, 20th Infantry

Camp Liberty Bell 5th, 20th Infantry 1988

Camp Liberty Bell Gate

Camp Liberty Gate

Camp Liberty Bell

Bus stops at Camp Liberty Bell, B Company, 1st, 31st Infantry. 1974 Site 4 is on the hill May

Camp Liberty Bell 1974

Camp Liberty Bell 2nd Infantry Division, DMZ

Camp Liberty Gate

Camp Liberty Bell President Reagan speaking to Troops 1963

Our Quonset was the farthest one in this view from the side

Camp Liberty Bell armed guards 1982 1st, 9th PT

APC from Camp Liberty Bell and Camp Greaves 1975-1975

Camp Liberty bell moving M106's, Summer 1981

Camp Liberty Bell Earlier

Camp Liberty Bell later days

Liberty Bell DMZ, 2nd Infantry Division

Camp Liberty Bell Alpha/Manchu. Welcome to the Promised Land

Camp Liberty Bell, 2nd Infantry Division DMZ

Site of North Korean Attack on 76th Engineer Battalion 1967

Camp Liberty Bell 1974

Camp Liberty Bell 1st, 9th Infantry 1980's

Little Inch (Acquired March 1,1962) (No information or photo's at this time)

Camp Long (Acquired July 1,1954) (Camp Long has now closed)

8th U.S. Army
304th Signal Battalion (A), Detachment, 8th U.S. Army
595th Maintenance Company, 3-Shop

Camp Long 8th U.S. Army

Camp Long Military Police

Camp Long Signal Center, 304th Signal Battalion (A), 8th U.S. Army

Camp Long Commissary

Camp Long 1979-1980

Camp Long, Green Valley NCO-EM Club

Camp Long 1989

Camp Long / Camp Eagle Main Gate Wonju, Korea

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

Long Lines Battalion Recon Site

Camp MacKenzie (dragonhead Area) (No information or photo's at this time)

Camp McNair (Pobwon-Ni Area) (No information or photo's at this time)

Madison Site (Acquired January 16,1956) (No information at this time)

Mallard Bridge (No information at this time)

2009 image of Millard Bridge shows no permanent bridge was ever built at the site

Camp Manchu

1st Battalion, 9th Infantry, 2nd Infantry Division

Camp Manchu 1st Battalion, 9th Infantry, 2nd Infantry Division

Mangil San Annex (Acquired March 1/1965) (No information or photo's at this time)

Mangilsan Air Base (No information or photo's at this time)

Camp Market - Bupyong Acquired August 31,1951) (Ascom, Inchon Area) (Camp Market has now closed)

2nd Installation Headquarters Building 1530
8th U.S. Army
55th Military Police Company
1964 B Company. 13th Quarter Master Supply & Service Battalion, 8th U.S. Army
1965 B Company, 177th Quartermaster Supply & Service Battalion

Welcome to Camp Market, 8th U.S. Army

Camp Market 1960's

Camp Market, 8th U.S. Army

Camp Market Jail

Camp Market, 8th U.S. Army

Camp Market 2nd floor Building 1530 Installation Headquarters, 8th U.S. Army

Camp Market in Bupyeong

Masan Ammunition Depot (Acquired August 3,1972) (No information or photo's at this time)

Camp Mathews (1952-1953) (No information at this time)

Camp Mathews (1952-1953)

Camp Mathews beford closing

Camp Matta (Western Corridor DMZ)

1963-1964 A Troop, 1st Battalion, 9th Cavalry, 3rd Brigade, 1st Cavalry Division
1971, 3rd, 32 Infantry, 7th Infantry Division

Texas Gate Badger, 3rd, 32 Infantry, 7th Infantry Division 1970-1971

Camp Matta 1968

Camp Matta Aid Station and Mess Hall 1968

Camp Matta DMZ Fense

Camp Matta 1963

Camp Matta DMZ, Showers & EM Club in the background April 1968

Camp Matta behind Aid Station DMZ April 1968

McCully Barracks (No information at this time)

McCully Barracks Gate

McDonald Barracks (No photo's at this time)

1963-1964 Headquarters, 7th Division Artillery, 1st Cavalry Division
1963-1965 Headquarters Battery, 7th Division Artillery

Camp McGovern (Nopa-Dong, Pugam-Ni Area) (No information at this time)

Camp McGovern RC #2 young lady from the Barber Shop, Snack Bar

Camp McGovern and Camp Karris

Camp McIntyre

RC #2, Camelot Hall Service Club
1958, 17th Artillery Regiment
1963-1964 Headquarters & Headquarters Company, 3rd Brigade, 1st cavalry Division
1969-1966 I Corps, 1st, 17th Artillery, 8th Sp. Howitzers
1st Battalion, 17th Artillery, I Core

Camp McIntyre 1st Battalion, 17th Artillery, I Core

Camp McIntyre 17th Artillery Regiment 1958

Camp McIntyre 1968

Camp McIntyre Theater

Camp McIntyre 17th Artillery Regiment 1958

Camp McKenzie (No information at this time)

Camp McNab - Jeju Island (Camp McNabb has now closed) (No photo's at this time)

Camp McNab closed on Mach 21, 2005 and in the process to be transferred to the ROK.

Camp McNair - Pobwoni

Camp McNair in honor of LT. General Leslie J. McNair Commanding General Army Forces. Killed in action Normandy France July 25th, 1944

1963-1964 Headquarters Artillery Division, 1st Cavalry Division
1965 Headquarters, 1st Cavalry Division Artillery
1967-1968 Headquarters Artillery Division, 2nd Infantry Division

Camp McNair 1965

Camp McNair Gate April 1965

Camp McNair Security Guards 1965

Camp Mcnair Headquarters, 1st Cavalry
Division Artillery 1965

Camp McNair Chaplain1965

Camp McNair Orderly Room 1965

Camp McNair 1965

Camp McNair Survey Information Center
1965

Camp McNair 1st Cavalry Artillery

Camp McNair, Camp Pelham Library 1965

Camp McNair 1st Cavalry Artillery

Camp McNair Security Guards 1965

Camp McNair in honor of LT. General Leslie J. McNair Commanding General Army Forces. Killed in action Normandy France July 25th, 1944

Camp Mcnair Headquarters, 1st Cavalry
Division Artillery 1965

Camp McNair Headquarters Battery asre 1965

Camp McNair 1965

Camp McNair Headquarters Battery, 1st Cavalry Division Artillery Mess Hall 1965

Camp McNair Message Center 1965

Chogie Inn Service Club 1965

Camp McNair, Camp Pelham Red Door Snack Bar 1965

Camp McNair Division Headquarters 1965

Camp McNair U.S. Army Headquarters, 1st Cavalry Division Artillery 1965

Camp McNair Chapel 1965

Camp McNair 1965

Camp McNair Headquarters Battery, 1st Cavalry Division Artillery Mess Hall 1965

Camp McNair Artillery Commo 1965

Camp McNair, Camp Pelham Post Exchange 1965

Camp Mercer (Acquired October 23,1954) (Seoul Area)

Headquarters 8th U.S. Army
44th Engineer Battalion

Camp Mercer Gate

Camp Mercer North Gate 3

Camp Mercer Orderly Room

Camp Mercer Headquarters 8th U.S. Army

Camp Mercer South Gate

Camp Mercer Mess Hall

Camp Mercer North Gate

Camp Mercer Headquarters

Camp Mermaid (Uijonbu Area) (No information or photo's at this time)

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

Mickey Mouse Corners, Pobwani (No information at this time)

Camp Mobile (Acquired April 14,1961) (Tongduchon Area)

Camp Mobile 5th, 17th Cavalry1992-1993. We were across the road from the main gate of Camp Casey up in Tongducheon. The 3rd Air Troops and Air Maintenance were located here.

1988, H220 Air Field Tongduchon 1988
1993, 5th, 17th Cavalry
F Troop, 5th, 17th Cavalry, 2nd Infantry Division
3rd Air Troops & Air Maintenance

Camp Mobile 1985-1986

Camp Mobile, Camp Casey, and H220 Air Field Tongduchon 1988

Camp Mobile Main gate 2022

Camp Mobile Aid Battalion & Mess Hall 1960's

Camp Mobile F Troop, 5th, 17th Cavalry, 2nd Infantry Division across the street from
Camp Casey

Camp Mobile

Camp Billy Mosier (Uijonbu Area) (U.S. 43rd Mash Unit and the 377th Air Ambulance) (Camp Mosier is now closed)

From Rick Semrow: I was stationed in Korea 1977-1978 at Delta Battery, 2nd Battalion, 61st ADA. We were at Camp Billy Mosier a mile and a half behind
Camp Red Cloud.

U.S. 43rd Mash Unit and the 377th Air Ambulance
1978 Headquarters Battery, Bravo Battery, Charlie Battery, Delta Battery, 2nd, 61st ADA
1978 at Delta Battery, 2nd Battalion, 61st ADA.

Camp Mosier Main Gate 1975

Camp Mosier Main Gate

Camp Mosier Main Gate 1972

Camp Mosier 377th Medical Company 1973-1974

Camp Mosier Rose Bar

Camp Mosier 1972

Camp Billy Moiser front gate 2020

43rd Mash

MT. Early

Mt. Early near Camp Coursen 1967

Camp MUJUK-Po'hang (No information at this time)

Cap Mu Juk Mess Hall

Welcome to Camp Mu Juk (Gate)

Arriving at Camp Mu Juk 2007

Camp Mu Juk 2010

Camp Mu Juk PX

Munsan Air Base (No information at this time)

25th Division, 27th Infantry

Munsan 1960

Outside of Munsan

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

Camp Nabors (Seoul Area)

1970, 168th Medical Battalion, 8th U. S. Army

Camp Nabors (Seoul), 168th Medical Battalion, 8th U. S. Army 1970

Naval Forces

Headquarters, 2nd Battalion, 5th Cavalry

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

Camp Niblo Barracks (Seoul Area)

Sergeant Platoon , 30th Ordinance Company
335th Maintenance Battalion, 30th Ordinance Company, 20th GS-GP
335th Maintenance Battalion, 30th Ordnance Company (GM)(GS), 20th (GS)(GP)

Niblo Barracks a Sergeant Platoon , 30th Ordinance Company

Niblo Barracks Gate

Niblo Barracks Laundry and Dry Cleaning

Niblo NCO Club Branch #6, YOC NCO
Open Mess

Niblo Barracks

Old Niblo Barracks

335th Maintenance Battalion, 30th Ordinance Company, 20th GS-GP

Niblo Barracks Gate

Niblo NCO Club Branch #6, YOC NCO
Open Mess

Niblo Barracks

335th Maintenance Battalion, 30th Ordinance Company, 20th GS-GP

Niblo Barracks Mess

335th Maintenance Battalion, 30th Ordnance Company (GM)(GS), 20th (GS)(GP)

Niblo Barracks

Camp Nimble (Acquired January 25,1953) (Tongduchon Area) (Camp Nimble is now closed)

D, Maintenance Battalion

Camp Nimble Gate D, Maintenance Battalion

Old Baldy

July 1952, 3rd Platoon, 2nd Reconnaissance Company,

3rd Platoon, 2nd Reconnaissance Company,
July 1952

Battle of Old Baldy

OP Boston (DMZ) (No information or photo's at this time)

OP Burris (DMZ) (No information or photo's at this time)

OP Cherry Herring-Dort (DMZ) (No information or photo's at this time)

OP Collier

OP Dort Observation Bunker DMZ

OP Harry

OP Harry June 6th, 1953

OP Holmdahl (DMZ) (No information or photo's at this time)

OP Martini (DMZ) (No information or photo's at this time)

Op Mazie (DMZ-211)

1968 2nd, 23rd Infantry, 2nd Infantry Division

Barrier Fence, South tape of DMZ. 1968 2nd, 23rd Infantry, 2nd Infantry Division near Op Mazie

OP Pomeroy (DMZ) (No information or photos at this time)

OP-1 35-B

OP-1 35-B Communications and Tacticle Control Center, 1st Battalion Compony, 3rd Battalion, , 23rd Infantry

Welcome OP-1 35-B Communications and Tacticle Control Center, 1st Battalion Compony, 3rd Battalion, , 23rd Infantry

Camp Ori (now known as Camp Williams)

1st LT. Alex N. Williams Executive Officer of the 6th Missile Battalion, died as his unit deployed to Korea in 1959. When the 6th Missile Battalion was changed fron Camp Ori to Camp Williams in honor of the LT.

OSR Site 13 (No information at this time)

Helicopter pad at OSR Site 13

Osan-Ni Strg. (Acquired October 15,1953) (No information or photos at this time)

Osan Air Base K-55 (Acquired December 1,1952)

51st Civil Engineer
38th ADA
5th Tactical Fighter Wing
1967, 2146th Communications Group (A FCS)
1976 AFKN Radio
1975, 51st Supply Squadron
1976, 314th Air Division, 51st Comp. Wing (TAC)
Headquarters Battery, 38th Artillery battalion (AD)
1980, 51st Supply Squadron
1984, 2146th Information Systems Group

Osan Air Base 1980

Osan Golf Course, Pro Shop & Driving Range

Osan Air Base , Air Component Command, 51st Tactacle Fighter Wing

Osan Air Base 1980

Osan Air Base Housing Referral and Management 1980

Osan Air Base 1976

Osan Air Base Aero Club 1976

Osan Air Base Arts and Crafts 1977

Osan Air Base Gym 1977

Osan Air Base 1969

Osan Air Base

Oasn Air Base Bravo Diamond 1969

Osan Air Base, Bob Hopes last U.S.O show in Korea 1972

Osan Main PX

Osan Air Base 1980

38th ADA Brigade Chaplains Office, Chapel Annex Religious Education Center

Osan Air Base , Air Component Command, 51st Tactacle Fighter Wing

Headquarters 8th U.S. Army

Osan Air Base 1980

Osan Air Base AFKN 1976

Welcome to Osan Air Base, 314th Air Division, 51st Composite Wing (TAC) 1976

Osan Air Base Aid Station

Headquarters Battery, 38th Artillery Battalion (AD) Motor Pool

Osan Air Base Veterinary Service 1974

Osan Air Base (Field) 1952

Paradise Club

Osan Air Base51st Civil Engineering

Osan Air Base 51 CES Pavements and Grounds

Osan Air Base 5th Tactacle Fighter Wing

U.S. Air Force, Osan Air Base Main Gate

Osan Air Base

Osan Air Base 1980

Osan Air Base 1976

Osan Air Base Officers Club 1977

Osan Air Base 51st Civil Engineering Squadron

Bob Hope USO Show

Osan Air Base Radio Comet 1969

Osan Air Base Chapter of American

Osan Air Base 1975-1976

Osan Air Base Exchange

Osan Air Base, 51st Supply Squadron 1973-1974

Osan Air Base, 2146th Communications Group (AFCS) 1967

Osan Air Base 1969

Osan Air Base Main Street 1984

Osan Air Base 2146th, 1984

2146th Information Systems GP, ATC, Radio

2146th ISG Ant / Cable / Tel Maintenance /
Tel Service Center

2146th Information GP, Commando Escort

2146th Alpha lll Radio Relay Maintenance

Osan Air Base 1985

Outfitter Village

Tent City, Outfitter Village was replaced with wooden barracks 1966

Camp Paine (Charlie Block, Munsan, Paju-Ri Area) (Camp Paine was named after George H. Paine)

1966-1968 B Company, 707th Maintenance Battalion, 7th infantry Division
1967-1968 A,B,C Battery, 1st, 79th Artillery, 7th Infantry Division
1st, 79th Artillery
1st, 79th Field Artillery Battalion
31st Infantry, 7th Infantry Division

1966-1968 B Company, 707th Maintenance Battalion, 7th infantry Division

Camp Page K-47, Acquired January 1,1958) (Northern Area) (Camp Page closed on April 1, 2005)

Camp Page 4th Missile Command

Camp Page Gate 1970

Camp Page. The camp is being developed into an urban park

Camp Page Gate

Camp Page (Mars) AB 4 BC

Camp Page Gate

Camp Page 8th U.S. Army

Camp Page 4th Missile Command

Camp Page Dispensary

Camp Page Gate

Club Twenty One

Paju

Paju-Ri 1962

Paju 1966

Palgong-Sab Annex (Acquired March 29,1965) (No information or photo's at this time)

Panmunjom

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

1964-1965 Headquarters, B Battery, 2nd Battalion, 8th Artillery, 7th Infantry Division
1963-1964 Company, 8th Engineer Battalion, 1st Cavalry Division

Camp Pelham (Was Camp Garry Owen) (Acquired on August 15, 1954, Sonyu-Ri Area)

1963-1964 Headquarters Battery, 5th Battalion, 82nd Artillery, 1st Cavalry Division
1963-1964 Headquarters, A,B,C Battery, 2nd Battalion, 19th Artillery, 1st Cavalry Division
1966-1967 HHC, 6th Battalion, 37 Artillery
1967-1968 B Battery, 1st Battalion, 15th Artillery
1975 E Company, 2nd Engineer
Camp Pelham 2nd Infantry Division
Camp Pelham 1st Battalion, 4th Field Artillery
Camp Pelham Headquarters, 7th Battalion, 6th Artillery, 2nd Infantry Division

Camp Pelham 2nd Infantry Division

Camp Pelham Headquarters Battery facing East

Camp Pelham Gate

Camp Pelham February 1972

E Company, 2nd Engineer 1975

Camp Pelham gate, 2nd Infantry Division

Camp Pelham 1st Battalion, 4th Field Artillery

Camp Pelham Gate, 2nd Infantry Division

Camp Pelham RC#4, Seonyu-Ri

E Company, 2nd Engineer 1975

Camp

Camp Pelham Headquarters, 7th Battalion,
6th Artillery, 2nd Infantry Division

Camp Pelham Dispensary

Camp Pelham Gate, 2nd Infantry Division

Camp Pelham Chapel

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

Commo Shop

2nd Military Police Company, 3rd Platoon

Provost Marshal, 2ne Infantry Division

2nd S&T Battalion, 2nd Infantry Division

Military Police Investigation Section, Customs

4tn Platoon, 2nd Military Police Company

Camp Peterson (Western Corridor Rear Area) (North & South)

Headquarters, C & D Company Engineer Battalion, 1st Cavalry Division
2nd Engineer Battalion, 2nd Infantry Division
HHC, ADM Bunker, 2nd Engineer Battalion, 2nd Infantry Division
1969 E Company, 702nd Maintenance, 2nd Aviation
1970, E Company, 702nd Maintenance Battalion

Camp Peterson Headquarters, C & D Company, Engineer Battalion,
1st cavalry Division

Camp Peterson EM Club 1968

Camp Peterson 1970

Village of Tongo Ri from hill 1970

Camp Peterson HHC, ADM Bunker, 2nd Engineer Battalion, 2nd Infantry Division

Camp Peterson 2nd Engineer Battalion,
2nd Infantry Division

Looking towards Camp Perterson

Camp Peterson 1968

Bridge between Camp Peterson
and
Stanton Air Field 1969

Camp Peterson E Company,
702nd Maintenance Battalion 1970

Camp Peterson Rony & The Driftwoods
EM Club 1968

Camp Peterson Headquarters, 2nd Battalion, 1968

Camp Peterson Heli Pad 1970

Camp Peterson & Camp Stanton Air Field 1969

Pier #8 (No information or photo's at this time)

PSYOPS Radio Station Site (No photo's at this time)

VUNC Radio 1961-1963

Pueblo

Pueblo January 23, 1968

Pusan Storage Facility (Acquired November 14,1950) (No photo's at this time)

55th Quartermaster Base depot May 1955
Relocated to Bupyong ASCOM City, Now Camp Market
142nd Quartermaster Battalion. January1963 it was deactivated
U.S. Pusan Depot was established and deactivated in October 1965
1970 Pusan was predesignated as the Pusan Depot Activity
August 1977 Pusan Depot Activity was predesignated the Pusan Storage facility
April 1, 1963 the Pusan Storage became the 20th ASG Material Support Center (MSC-K)
The Pusan Storage Facility was near Camp Carroll and operated at Pier 6 and about three miles from Pier 8