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• Steve Helton
  5:49 pm on February 29th, 2008 1

  Hey have you got any pics of Camp Long I was stationed there and Camp Page from 96 to 98 (what I can remember of it) I hated it then but now I would give anything to go back I guess thats what time does to you.

  Thank you

  Steve Helton
  Harlan, Kentucky

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• GI Korea
  6:18 pm on February 29th, 2008 2

  Unfortunately Camp Long is one of the places that I do not have pictures for. Next time I am in Korea I will have to stop by Wonju and snap a few pics of the camp.

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• usinkorea
  7:47 pm on February 29th, 2008 3

  I thought in Wonju around that same time. I went to Korea around 96 and taught adults there for a 1 1/2 – 2 years. I met and married my wife there and we get back every few years to visit family…

  I remember both Camp Long and Camp Eagle were slated to close as part of the USFK reformation — and after activists had kept a tent pitched at one of them over claims of soil pollution in nearby rice paddies.

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• ROK Drop — Keeping the USFK Gravy Train Rolling Since 1950.
  9:39 am on April 1st, 2008 4

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• Ross Cline
  1:04 am on May 3rd, 2008 5

  Does anyone have a picture of Camp Kyle in Uijonbu?

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• GI Korea
  6:32 am on May 3rd, 2008 6

  You can find pictures of Camp Kyle in this posting here.

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  steve krcelic
  May 29th, 2009 at 6:27 pm

  You can look these posts up on google earth. I was at Gary Owen un til they closed it. We moved to camp pelham. what a dump.

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• marion hebblethwaite
  8:53 am on October 17th, 2008 7

  I wonder if you would let me use any of your photos of the new korean memorial at gloster hill for terry waters and derek Kinne Gc. see my website.
  I am writing a small supplement to the series with latest memorials etc and will of course credit you

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• Bob Biarnesen
  10:12 am on February 17th, 2009 8

  13th Helicopter Company was one hell of a Party in 1959 – Unlike others that might have hated their tour of duty, this Texan enjoyed every minute he spent inside the gates, and outside the gates. What went on in the *Vil*, stays in the *Vil*. I’ll bet the Old Moose sure have aged – So have we – Yikkkkes !

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• Jeff
  11:02 am on March 15th, 2009 9

  GI K,
  Some time ago you posted a story about USFK foreign service officers in Korea,it also had a picture of them together; maybe it was from S&S, not sure. Anyway, do you still have a link to that story? I recognized one of the dudes there as one of my old Platoon Leaders when I was a Drill Sergeant; last time I saw him was at CP TANGO during FOAL EAGLE 2007 just before I left. I’d like to try and get ahold of him again.

  Thanks.

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• Jim
  5:03 am on June 6th, 2009 10

  I was in Korea 1968 at Camp McIntyre. Any pics or info? Is it still open? I have a lot of good pics if you are interested.
  Great website.
  Thanks

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  GI Korea
  June 6th, 2009 at 7:00 am

  Jim thanks for visiting. Where is Camp McIntyre located at because I haven’t heard of it before? I like looking at the old pics of Korea. Feel free to post your pics over at the ROK Drop Forums:

  http://rokdrop.com/forums/

  I have a special forum set up just for people to post their old pictures. Thanks again for visiting.

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  Rich
  June 17th, 2009 at 10:49 am

  Camp Mcintyre was near Munsan. i was there in ‘67 and ‘68. It was either closed or turned over to the ROK Army in the early ’70’s. 1st bn 17th Arty returned to Ft Sill and became a field arty unit, giving up the 8″ self propelled guns

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  Bruce
  June 17th, 2009 at 11:32 am

  In 1969-70, I was at Cp St Barbara supporting I Corp Artillery. We had a Detachment at St B, and another one at Cp Mcintyre supporting the Artillery there. I drove between the 2 camps many times to help. I Corp Artillery was part of the reduction of forces in late 70, as was the 4th Maint Bn that I was in.

  If anyone has some pictures of Camp Mcintyre that they could email me, I will add them to my web page about the Camps in Korea.

  http://qsl.net/wd4ngb/korea%20pics.htm

  Bruce
  wd4ngb@charter.net

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