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5:31pm 11-18-2021 Gary Smiddy: Served with C troop 10th cav Feb 64 to mar 1965. I was in the Mortar squad 1st platoon. I was also trained on the Pipsi radar set . Served at the ASA area on the DMZ with ROK troops listening for enemy troop movements across the DMZ.

6:16pm 10-26-2021 Louis W.: Stationed at Camp Colburn '71-'73. Worked in the Commo Bunker down by the HQ building. Shift work so had plenty of free time to explore the country. Had some psychedelic times. Pictures bring back memories, especially the front gate guard shack - exactly as I remembered it. Wish you had some photos of the village - that was a crazy place back then. I remember three clubs down there - Kimchi Club, Let's Go Club and the Arirang Club if my memory serves. I think there was another called the 81st Club, but I never visited that one.

8:58am 10-19-2021 Kay Arnold: Served at Camp Red Cloud 1982 then our company 128th Aviation moved to Camp Page. One of the best experiences of my life. 82-83. I cried when I left the states for Korea and cried even harder leaving Korea. Would love to hear from anyone that was stationed there during this time frame.

7:45pm 10-16-2021 James Felix: I was stationed as a 72E in 1977 A Co. 307th Camp Long we deactivated and became the A Co.304th Signal and moved to Camp Colbern then our unit moved to Camp Red Cloud and I left their in October 1978

2:06pm 10-06-2021 Frank Archambault: I was a radio teletype operator at 51st Sig Bn from Dec 65 to November 66.
I thought sure there'd be a photo of the police station and The CRC/MSR51 split in Uijongbu.
Alas ... the only familiar photo I see is the movie theater ... me and my yobo went to see a Korean flik, which I didn't understand the language, but it was a syrupy love story
Later photos of 51st ( I (we) never called it Camp Pililaau.) are familiar
Thank you for the trip

11:00am 08-05-2021 Randolph Lee Creeden: I was there 14 Jan. 1973-4 Jine 1974 Loved that assignment

8:12pm 07-09-2021 Ramon Latallade: Hi Bruce, thanks for the photos. Brings lots of memories. I was station in 122nd Signal Co. in Camp Casey, but was sent for 9 months to the Comm Center in Camp Howze (15 mos in S. Korea, 1975) TDC was something else back in those days, crazy Clubs down in the village, but I loved flying in the hueys to Seoul for R&R.

1:20pm 07-09-2021 david nourie: i was at camp stanton from 1967 throw 68.took care of 9 helis and two planes just fyi i have black and white pictures.

1:18am 06-07-2021 Serge Toussaint: Hello to all,
I was stationed at, C co 304th Signal Battalion at Camp Colbern (November 1978-November 1979.
I have great memories of the place, and the people that I had served there with during that tour of duty.
A group of us from our platoon even had the opportunity, to cross into the "DMZ," on a detail in those blue buildings, when President Carter went there, on his visit in South Korea.
Great tour of duty. Great co-workers, and great friends, at both C co, and HQ.
Great friendship with a "KATUSA," named, Kim, who was assigned to our platoon, "the Cable Dogs."

2:32pm 06-06-2021 Scott W Dykstra: I spent 2 years at Camp Ames South Korea, from April 1973 to April 1975. I would like to hear from anyone that served there at that time. I was in the 110th MP CO. My phone no. 606 367 1909

6:54pm 05-29-2021 James Macnab: 1958-1959 TDY from 127th Signal to build and be in charge of the lst. Film Exchange at Camp Kaiser. Great duty lived in the exchange next to the APO building behind the Barber Shop. Now live in Temecula, Ca. Returned to To Camp Kaiser in 2002 as guest of the ROK Army.

3:30pm 05-28-2021 charles franzen: I was at Camp Warner and Hawk site 36 in 1964.........Thank you for these pictures!

1:44pm 05-27-2021 Terry Wilson: Served ASCOM APO 20 1960-1962 4TH Sig Bn. Like to contact anyone from that unit, Have 8mm movies

5:09am 05-27-2021 ramsay smith: Great sit, lots of interesting stuff.
Ramsay GM4RGS

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