My son, Michael Korszeniewski, was at Camp Stanley from 1991-1992. I always wondered what it looked like. Mike is no longer with us, passing away from a brain aneurysm, 11/28/2001, at 33 years old. We miss him greatly, and were always proud of him serving in the military. At the time I was working for the ARMY ROTC, at Syracuse University and he was given a Military Funeral - complete with a cadet playing TAPS.
Thank you for the pictures -
I was at Camp Casey in 1972. I have lot of pictures I was in the 2nd Medical Battalion. We were in 3 story concrete block barracks. We were the lucky ones. I can send you some pictures if you like
You are a few years older. I graduated high school in '65 a few miles from JBLM (Ft Lewis then). Went in the Navy and did time in VN also. Diabetes from Agent Orange. Enjoyed your info on the guns (along with my small arsenal). I'm also a HAM (WA7SH) and your info on logging programs is something I've been looking for. Excellent info. Thanks.
Was at Camp Colbern 68-69. Was in hdq. battery, ordinance. Section chief was ssgt Mcgowen. I see they built a tollway but what happened to all the business women? Trying to remember the name of the clubs in the 'vil'.
was at Casey 4-69 to 6-70 with 7XHHC--looking for Holmes, Irons, Wixom, Donaldson, Narum-passed spring 2019 cancer-need help Agent Orange claim-cancer , Parkinson and cardo artiral disease---anyone successful ??-