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1:14pm 02-26-2020 CHARLIE WRIGHT: Staff photog "Bullseye" '58 - '59. Boys, those great shots of Uijongbu set me right back to...that smell! That smell! Later, as civilian I had years of association with the C-124's, including riding one from Florida to South Africa. I had the troop ship both ways for Korea. Outbound we saw a blue whale almost as long as the ship, coming back we had typhoon "Vera" - awesome!

12:43am 02-18-2020 James Edward Sankey: Station in Uijumbu 1961. 123 Signal. Motor Sgt. Bulls Eye. I Corp.Those were the best year. I was in charge of movie night. I ran the 16 MM film.

3:43pm 02-13-2020 Johnnie Richard: Bruce, I was stationed at Camp Casey, 1969 HHC 7ID CMMI Inspection team
under General Smith.I would like to speak to anyone who remembers the Team.I know we are related somehow. My father droped the S on our name. Great site Thanks Johnnie 2282551843

8:42pm 01-27-2020 Glenn: I was stationed at Camp Market,503rd MP DET.55th MP co.1976-77

7:52am 01-26-2020 IrvinJones: At Camp Colbern 1970 - 1971. I was a 21R20 Firing set repairman with the Ordnance Platoon. Would like to hear from other Ordnance guys that I served with.

5:36pm 01-24-2020 Robert Janicke: At Camp Colbern from 66-67. 72B20 MOS landline teletype operator in the crypto bunker. I was on call 24/7 I drove my Jeep With a sign “ courier do not delay“ Part of my job was to go to yong son pick up movie reels to bring back to camp Colbern.
I would do it all over again, God Bless America

3:15pm 01-24-2020 Bill Miller: I served in Korea in 62/63 with the 43rd surgical hosp/
8th Army...as an operating room tech...anyone there at
that time please let me know...I sometime used the name
Charles...made Sp/5 while there...now live in Jacksonville.

2:50am 01-18-2020 Nancy G - Rec Dir: Served as Rec Director at Camp Colbern, 3/81st F.A., 1975-76. I thought it was being decommissioned. Doesn't look at all the same after they made it a "Hilton" in the 1990s. Wow. Bring your own car on base and stay in the duplexes. Not like I remembered. Tried to find some of the people I knew esp winter/spring 1976. No one wants to talk about those days with the hootches across from the main gate. Can't figure why?

5:17pm 12-26-2019 Daniel E Kraft: I was in from Jan 1960 to Jan 1963. I was stationed in Croix Chapeau and also Laleu from May 1960 to about Dec 1961. Really enjoyed reading all of the information that you have here. I'll have to see if I can find some of my old pictures.

8:02am 12-22-2019 Robert olszewski: anyone serverd 600 engineers Korea 1964-65

8:13pm 12-07-2019 Ray Massarelli: I was stationed at ASCOM , HQ & HQ - CDPD for 8 months than half of CDPD was moved to Camp Henry in Tague. I spent another 7 months at camp Henry. Korea May 1965 to August 1966.
Took the troop transport ship USS Gordon to Inchon then flew Northwest orient back to the states. Fort Lewis , SETAC
From Bayonne New Jersey, Basic training at Fort Dix, NJ 1964-1965

7:54pm 12-07-2019 Jerry Polson: I was at the 335th Maint. Bn From 1966-67. I was a radio repairman 31E20. Our compound was close to the stockade. Haven't seen much information on this compound. The 335th maint. did just about any kind of maint.

10:53pm 11-22-2019 Bernie Court: I was at Camp Red Cloud, Hdqtrs. Co., with the 51st Signal Battalion-
from 1959-60, We had our own quonset hut which was part sleeping quarters and part work-shop area. The group was small and we were direction finders, trained at ASA school at Ft. Devens.. Our leader was a E-5 sergeant and the rest of us were Spc. 5's. We pretty much planned our own assignments before we went to the field and the duty was pretty good. When I got ready to leave they were building a new mess hall.

Your picture work was well appreciated and they brought back a few memories. From your photos of the present times, I would never recognize the area.

I came across your photos when I was planning on ordering a 51st Sig
Bn cap on Amazon.

Thanks for sharing your photos and info and I am sure I speak for many vets who have also enjoyed your site.

6:18pm 11-22-2019 Herschel (Ed) Warman: I was assigned to Hq. & Hq. Co. in November 1960 as a PFC where I was a Staff Writer for the weekly 7TH Infantry Division "BAYONET" Newspaper until March 1961 at which time I was transferred to north to Camp Kaiser.

There, I functioned as what amounted to the Camp Kaiser Bureau Chief of the "BAYONET" Newspaper Until I rotated back to the U.S. in February 1962. My Korean tour was extended for 60 days due to the Berlin Wall Crisis.

I produced several articles about events soldiers and units, that were published in the Bayonet, Pacific Stars & Stripes and the Army Times newspapers. A couple of feature stories were were even picked up by the wire services and published in the U.S. and Europe.

There many occasions during my stay at Camp Kaiser when we went on Red Alert until North Korean Army Infiltrators that had crossed the DMZ were captured by U.S. Army, Thai Army Turkish Army and/or ROK units.

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