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3:08am 02-20-2021
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In memory of Louis Edwin Whitley, Rothwestern, 1960-1961
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8:19pm 02-18-2021
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I was in c battery, 2nd batallion, 71st artillary at camp Warner, overlooking Imjin River. the town nearby was nicknamed Mickey Mouse Corners, Pojon-inor. upstream from Libby or Liberty bridge near Pom mon jun a close as i can get spelling. it had 2 guards, one north, one south. the military is refusing me compensation because they cant find my location. I need pics, anyone else who was there, etc to show it existed.
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2:50pm 02-18-2021
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I was at Camp Page with the 226th Signal, and I was assigned to the ANGRC-26' and 46. We rolled most of the time in support of the Honest John, I was a Teletype and associated equipment repairman!
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3:31pm 01-27-2021
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I was stationed at Camp Kasey, South Korea 1-72nd Armor Bn Dragon Valley in 1995/1996. The pictures bring back memories!
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10:39am 01-18-2021
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Served at JSA Pan Nun Non as an MP 1959-1960, loved the assignment. Got out, reenlisted into USASA and went back to Korea in 63 to the 177th ASA Co A at K6 Camp Humpheries. Loved this assignment even more.
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11:36pm 01-11-2021
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Was at Camp Colburn from Nov. 1993 to July 1996. HHC, 304th. Platoon Sergeant for Headquarters Platoon and Company Training NCO.
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5:35pm 12-27-2020
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I was first stationed at Camp St. Barbara in the 2nd &76 when it was turned over to the ROC Army. Then went to Cp Colburn 3rd&81 as 63B in the motor pool Hdq Co. Being there a just a kid I developed a problem with alcohol. They didn't like me pitching a garbage can through the mess hall back door. Wish I had done better with my military time. In country '70-'71
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9:34am 12-22-2020
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Thank you for your dedication and time in making this a great website. I served with CSC 1/32 Inf as an FO for the 4 deuce mortars from Jan 74 to Jan 75 in the 2nd Division. Your maps and pics are great. Especially of the Chinese tunnel. Having traveled through it on that nasty road i can only imagine what it must have been like for our troops in wartime conditions. My special memories of my tour include being detached to 3rd Special to help them choose the needed training sites for guerilla warfare and traversing difficult terrain. They also taught mountain climbing and repelling. I learned a lot from those crazy and deadly guys. Serving in the ROK was the best time of my life.
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8:56am 12-22-2020
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Your site is really great! I found a couple of camps that I was at in '68~69 with 1/9 Inf. You obviously have put a whole lot of effort and time into this. Thanks for this and your service (your T-Bird is something else, too)!
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1:12pm 12-21-2020
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Served C Btry. 2/71 ADA Camp Irwin (Pobwon-Ni) in 1979
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5:46pm 12-13-2020
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served with A co 2nd&31st infantry Camp Casey Camp Sitman March67 to April 68
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6:43am 12-07-2020
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Served with the 17th out of Howze, Jan 73 to May 74. Battalion spent night at Kaiser during an FTX. Townspeople overjoyed to see the Buffalos roll in. I returned to Howze in Nov 83 as the 3rd Bde S4 and then as XO of the 1/31. Easily the best tours of my career.
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11:01am 12-02-2020
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Served with HHC 1/23rd IR at Camp Young on the DMZ 1966-67 and am a Imjin Scout. I am the National Secretary Treasurer of the 101 year old 2ID Association. We are always looking for new members to help carry on the tradition and we are completely run by Korea Cold War/DMZ veterans. Visit our web site 2ida.org or email me at [email protected] Life member special gong on right now for only $100 which is half off!
Second to None!
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11:12am 11-25-2020
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I was stationed at Camp Humphreys from 1978 to 1979 as a 98C intelligence analyst. I have many fond memories of the place, left the Army shortly afterward. Great times in the Ville, loved the Korean bars and shops. I wish I would of re-upped to stay in Korea. Oh well.
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5:59pm 11-08-2020
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My husband was an MP with the 2nd Infantry Division in Korea in 1966-67. I believe he was stationed near Gyeonggi-do although he doesn't remember how to spell the place so I'm not sure. He was like all the American G.I.s in that he liked getting drunk and going to the village to pay the prostitutes for sex. I'm curious about the prostitutes so I've been doing research. There is no mention in any of the sites like this one of the large number of prostitutes available to the American G.I.s in the camptowns near the military bases. The prostitutes are such a big and important part of each American G.I.'s time in South Korea that it surprises no one took any pictures of the brothels where the prostitutes took the soldiers to have sex and no pictures of any of the prostitutes standing around near the road so as to attract men like my husband as they walked through the village. Very odd. I don't think the soldiers are ashamed of paying prostitutes for sex so it would seem like the girls would be part of the scene the soldiers have so much fun remembering.
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