Camp Bonifas

Korea (South) / Kyonggi / Munsan /

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Renamed Camp Bonifas from Camp Kitty Hawk in 1986 after a US Army captain killed in the Ax Murder Incident. United with former Camp Liberty Bell in 1991 as an enlarged Camp Bonifas. In 2004 the facility was transfered to ROK command.
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Wikipedia article: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Camp_Bonifas

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Coordinates: 37°55'52"N 126°43'24"E

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mike (guest)

This is actually Camp Bonifas. I've been there.

16 years ago | reply | hide comment
phil (guest)

was there from 2002 to 2004 good memories. i wish they more pictures of the camp

15 years ago | reply | hide comment
Me (guest)

Actually it is still Camp Bonifas - Stationed there now.

14 years ago | reply | hide comment

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