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Camp Kaiser

Korea (South) / Kyonggi / Pochon /
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This was Camp Kaiser. It was a US Army Camp from 1954 to 1971, when it was turned over to the ROK Army.
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Coordinates:   38°5'29"N   127°15'25"E

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  • steve evans (guest)
    hq hq co 1/17 (m) 17 1nf 7th Inf. div. 1969 --1970
  • Richard Manning (guest)
    Hq co.1/17 Infantry Div.1965-1966.
  • Gaius Sims (guest)
    A BATTERY 2ND OF THE 71ST FIRE CONTROL CWAC OPERATOR FEB 64-65 www.AMERICANSOUL.US Resident... Greenville, NC
  • William Love (guest)
    HCC 1/17 1969-1970 William Love
  • duane mcgee (guest)
    hq company 1/17 drove command track then s3 officer and mail clerk with Bill love. do I know you? duane McGee there until oct 70, [just before it closed] hq co was me one other guy and 2 kutusa's... I was permanent OD driver then
  • duane mcgee (guest)
    I love ya brother............d
  • Jeff Brooks (guest)
    Jeff Brooks 2/10 Cav 1967-68; C-Trp & HHT
  • Moyer Zimpelman (guest)
    "A" Company 2BG 3D Infantry,7th DIV. 1961-1962, CO's Radio Operator
  • Gaius Sims (guest)
    Update : Hawk Missile A Btry Feb 1965.... Jonathan Williams 1965
  • don cotter (guest)
    do you know sgt wood
  • Earl Harvey (guest)
    Heavy Weapons Co & HQ Co3rd BN/17Inf Reg 1957 then Hq Co 2nd Battle Group 3rd Infantry 1957-8
  • Jim Macnab (guest)
    NCOIC of the lst. Film Exchange at Camp Kaiser TDY from 127th Signal Battalion Camp Casey 1958-59. One cold place. Returned in 2002 not the same. Now under ROK control. Only american building left is Gen. home on the hill and the catholic church. Quite a culture shock after all these years.
  • (Spec4) Ricky James (guest)
    Was “doc” at Jonathan Williams from Jan., 70 to Nov.,70. Long time ago with fading memories.
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