Korean DMZ Veterans - 1953 to 1991- DMZ Warriors

[@davidluna8372]

Thanks, recognition to our DMZ, vets has been long over due . I was there in 1971 .

[@donalddelap2584]

Was on the DMZ 1965-1966 Freedom Bridge B Troop 4th 7th Cav and went to the 2nd or 3 class of IIMJIN Scout school Ann, Arling, Jane, Glades, fire bunkers

[@lennycalia799]

Did A Tour WithThe DMZ POLICE KOREA In 1964\65 Hope To See More On This Post Thanks

[@MichaelJonesC-4-7]

That really brings back the memories. I was stationed at Camp Rice/Garry Owen from March of 1974 to May of 1975. I was 17 on arrival and turned 18 there. I served as an 11 Delta Reconnaissance Scout Specialist for C troop 4th sqdn 7th US Cavalry, I haven't seen these images for years - lost all my photos in a fire. Thanks for uploading!

[@lucken13]

Michael Jones Thanks Mike! Lost all mine in a divorce and many moves! Have very few left!

[@highrevs6110]

I was there just below the 38th parrallel. 42nd Batt. Mortars. War was over but we still got shot at.

[@craigd5334]

jurked some tears,I watch it over and over!

[@lucken13]

Doug Voss​ and I, both veterans of the Korean DMZ with multiple tours between the 2 of us, put this video together showcasing just a few of the incidents that happened on the DMZ. The US Army gave up it's last sector on the DMZ in Oct 1991, 37 plus years after the Armistice was signed defending the ROK! We are working on a 2nd video already. For those that served there, know there has been very little recognition for their unselfish and dedication to their duty to defend the ROK! The video is to present a notice with a small collection of some of the incidents. Many of the incidents are lost in the annals of history, but known to those of us that served there! Please watch and share, so others can learn and hopefully understand!!! kzbin.info/www/bejne/m3y7XqCaq7lqgMk

[@r.scottdemuth4772]

Camp Greaves from 7 Jan '87- 7 Jan '88. Unit changed from B Co. Manchu (1/9???) to B Co. 1/506th Infantry. 11C.

[@MartyHodge]

I was in B Co I/9 from 84-85

[@markpearce7721]

I was with Charlie Co 1/31st (M) Infantry Camp Howze 80-81. Very proud of my Cold War service.

[@jimmyorzechowski9368]

Was stationed at Camp Howze C.co 1/31(M) lnfantry Top of the rock 84-86

[@garybeegle8542]

I was stationed at camp howze 1966-67. was a pole line man there

[@teamster1951]

Arrived as a 19 year old crawler tractor operator in the combat engineers. Sp4 Randy Handley, HHC, 2nd Engineer Battalion, 2nd Infantry Division, Camp Howze, South Korea. 1971-72

[@johnparchman6130]

Served 60-63 with monitoring stations in hills just south of DMZ. Got a lot of infiltration reports including one grenade attack on a DMZ position. Read many of the reports on NKns caught by ROK and they were not pretty. Not many survived interrogation with a lot of torturing. More attacks then than in Vietnam.

[@shaunaramirez1464]

Thank You for your Service

[@cap-mookie4780]

Jan 1990 thru May 1991 RC 4 Sunyu-Ri 5/5 AAA (air Attack Artillery according to one Cpt Vincent Tripp) 16S MANPADS crewmember. Monthly drills and running 4 miles north towards Warrior Base. 90-day rotations on DMZ supporting our infantry brothers with Air Defense. I think we at RC 4 had the only Bowling Alley for 35 miles . . .lol . . . crazy that guys in the northern camps would come to our facility to have fun . . . 8 miles from the DMZ . . .lol! We hated it, but learned a heck of a lot - tuff tour - made a lot of good friends and had some bitter-sweet times! Look forward to going back to visit someday with my family. From Google Earth, looks like RC 4 and Camp Pelham are no longer there . . .??

[@bobjones263]

Camp Liberty Bell 70-71.... 2nd/23 Infantry......We were young. We laughed. All that's gone now.

[@FXTRT-ec9lz]

My ETS was 17 Aug 91. I did two rotations on the DMZ. First was February through April 1990 with 2/503rd. Second was February through April 1991 with 1/503. It seems that my unit was one of the last 2ID units to have a DMZ mission. I didn't know that they turned over GPs Collier and Ouelette over to the ROKs that soon after I left. WOW.

[@thomasscheber5246]

I arrive to C/5/20 in June 1991 (PV- I owe you one Scheber). They were a few weeks into their rotation. My PLT was on Oullette Aug 91' and turned it over to a ROK PLT beginning of Sep 91'.

[@lucken13]

5-20 had to come off the Z a month early due to Bradley Net training. By October 1991, we turned the whole mission over to the ROKs....

[@FXTRT-ec9lz]

Looks like we were all part of a historical event. Thanks for your service. love all your videos Thomas.

[@lucken13]

I left Korea i April 90 and returned in July 91 as a contractor after I ETSed, after 10 years in the Army. I was at FT Irwin my last 15 months, hated the damn desert! :-)

[@lucken13]

Thanks on the videos. Doug Voss and I put together the Incidents videos and a few others. Also, have you read Call Sign Purple Three or any of the We Were Soldiers Too books? Know both authors well at that!!!!

[@blueridger28]

Many a soldier served up there after the 90s I was one of them

[@lucken13]

JSA yes, but the actual US sector is gone. Was turned over to the ROKs, October 3, 1991. I was there in Korea, 83-84, 87-90, 91-00......

[@lucken13]

Korean DMZ Vets FB Page: facebook.com/korean.dmz.vets/

[@lucken13]

Over a 1000 Likes now.....

[@lucken13]

Dedicated to those Warriors of 1954 to 1991 That Served on the Korean DMZ, 2nd in the series: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pXamc51uedqShcU

[@lucken13]

Korea DMZ Veterans - 1954 to 1991, 1st of the 3 I have made about the DMZ. kzbin.info/www/bejne/iaS2hKudmbh-pa8

[@nhenry3834]

We were soldiers and we were young

[@lucken13]

***** Would love to go back to that young age, like most!

[@lucken13]

We Were Soldiers Too (Book 3) - Korean DMZ kzbin.info/www/bejne/mGGteGqPgdFksLM

[@robertkeuma4181]

Jan 90- Jan 92....Charlie 5/20 and Bravo 1/503