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| Name: | sgt w j rodriguez (ret) |
| E-mail address: | dingoo66@yahoo.com |
| Comments: | camp kaizer 63 thru 64 sept. we spent more time in the field back then , scraed us when pres kenndy got killed. good old 127th to cold for me . good luck all |
| Name: | sgt wj rodriguez |
| E-mail address: | dingoo66@yaho.com |
| Comments: | i was at camp kaizer 63 thru 64 sept hot in summer cold as hell in winter. only went up the hill one time. we sepnt more time in the field back then 127th sig radio relay. u can keep that place long time ago scared the hell out of us when pres kenndy got shot. good luck to u all |
| Name: | Gus Lalau |
| E-mail address: | glalau@austin.rr.com |
| Comments: | I was the Bad Boy Commander back in Sep '99 - Aug '00. Just seeing those pics bring back old memories up in the Hill. I remember the black road conditions during Jan - Mar. Also the water not working. Climbing up the tower drinking our brew. Hitting golf balls off the bunker by the side of the DFAC. Snowboarding out the front gate to the sandbags. And there's more. But great site, I got to look for my pics and get them posted.
Thanks SSG Lalau (back then) |
| Name: | Britney |
| E-mail address: | britney@earthlink.net |
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| Name: | richard bigelow |
| E-mail address: | curid1@aol.com |
| Comments: | hey all this site brings back great memorys i spent alot of time on this hill in 85 was in relay platoon then
love the pics |
| Name: | Michael Shuker |
| E-mail address: | dixiebellestable@aol.com |
| Comments: | Hi to everyone on top of the hill. I just turned 60 years of age, and belive me some of the best times I had were on that mountain. Pocker and DRINKING all night, listening to Pop (The Korean Cook) and looking over the sides hour after hour.
Visiting the hootches on the side of the hill and mostly just bullshiting with some of the greatest guys in the world. Sgt. Wilson was the site cheif, and we even had a Ute Indian from the southwest. If you gave hime wiskey, go hide because he got crazy. If anyone has any pictures of the hill, please send email them to me, I lost everything when I got sent to Nam. If you're on the hill now eat it up, because its the best duty in the world. |
| Name: | Tyler Vanvelzor "Iceman" |
| E-mail address: | vanvelzor@hotmail.com |
| Comments: | I was stationed on the hill from Nov 97-Sep98 with SFC Jualin and Sgt Rose. I was fortunate enough to build sandbag walls and redo the sand bags in the fox holes, as well as design our "horse shoe" pit. The monsoon of 98 tore the road out and I spent a few nights with my truck waiting for parts as the rest of the site helped clear the road so I could get the truck up the hill and PCS. I still have a ton of pictures of the rat we caught as well as the flood and other site pics. |
| Name: | D. Cecil |
| Comments: | I was a mechanic for B 122 SIG at Camp Casey in 1991 and used to go to 754 to do services on the rat rig hummers on top of the hill.
I remember having to use the foot brake and park brake to keep my service truck from rolling back as a cable dog opened the gate for me. After a drive up and down 754 the OB beer at the Lone Star in TDC tasted so much sweeter. 122 SIG! VOICE OF THE WARRIOR, SIR! |
| Name: | Mike Stone |
| E-mail address: | stonema2006@msn.com |
| Comments: | I wasn't on Hill 754 but in 1960-61 I was at Casey Radio (B CO, 127th Sig Bn, 7th ID). We had a couple on AN/TRC-24 shots to you and then on to Camp Kaiser and McDonald Barracks. Dealt with the hill every day on the order wire. |
| Name: | Colin |
| E-mail address: | colin@yahoo.ca |
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| Name: | H. Matthew Montena ( SPC.) |
| E-mail address: | jett4600@yahoo.com |
| Comments: | YOU CAN TALK ABOUT US BUT YOU CANT TALK WITHOUT US!!!! Did 8 months on the HILL in '89 and loved EVERY second of it!! Have to dig up my photos of my time on the HILL and post 'em. Didn't have no Cowboy Cheerleaders come see us when I lived there and the chow hall and NCO/Korean Guard Quansets didn't have the expansions yet. IF YOU AIN'T COMMO YOU AIN'T SHIT! IF YOU ARE COMMO YOU ARE SHIT, BUT YOUR SHIT DON'T STINK!!!!!!! CHARLIE ROCK!!! |
| Name: | Abigail |
| E-mail address: | abigail@juno.com |
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| Name: | David Jarrett US Army Retired |
| E-mail address: | djarrett@neo.rr.com |
| Comments: | Was stationed with the 122nd Signal Battalion from 1974 till 1976. Drove that road many times in a fuel tanker in some dire times, but loved the challenge and the food was great. |
| Name: | Patrick J McDonald |
| E-mail address: | mcdonald-patrck@att.net |
| Comments: | I was the 122d, A company commaner in 2003. I remember spending time on KC39 bringing in an SHF shot into Camp Casey. My driver almost ran me over when the battery went dead in a driving rain storm. Those were the days. |
| Name: | Dick Booker |
| E-mail address: | boatanchor@speednet.com |
| Comments: | I was on hill 754 from Dec. 70 to May 71,Just found this sight, good to know the hill is still going. |
| Name: | Rich Rea |
| E-mail address: | rar31u10@aol.com |
| Comments: | Was the Driver from Sept-Dec 1997. Got off the hill right before they started getting snowed in. Was an interesting drive everyday. Was Warrior Retrans team memember the rest of the time spent in 122 C. Co. on Camp Red Cloud.
I cant remember the name of the dog we use to pick up almost everyday at the bottom and bring him to the top. Next day he would be back down there waiting for us again. Hard to believe its been 12 years this month I was in Korea. Thanks for the site it was nice reading other peoples comments |
| Name: | henry fontenot |
| E-mail address: | rutlandsherry@yahoo.com |
| Comments: | Hey guys I think i was there around 73-74. really miss everything because i was young and was not afraid of anything. if anyone remembers answer this. see-ya and i will keep checking. |
| Name: | sp4 jerry fischer |
| E-mail address: | wellsville missouri |
| Comments: | was there 1983 till 1085 loved it hey charlie bass its me |
| Name: | SGT Strand & SPC Strand |
| E-mail address: | tacsatarmy@aol.com |
| Comments: | My wife and I actually met on Casey 39er! I spent 4 months up there as the driver from C Co 122nd which also changed to Bravo company soon afterwards. As far as I know I was the last "driver" for the mountain from C Co 122nd Sig.
I also have lots of pictures from up there is you are interested! -SGT Strand |
| Name: | William H Faucette |
| E-mail address: | billfaucette@yahoo.com |
| Comments: | Stationed at 122 Signal Co C April 73- April74. Worked in the motor pool. All these letters bring back some of the best memories of my life. I sure would like to hear from some of the guys I was stationed there with. 35 years is a looong time to not hear from your brothers. Contact me guys! I'd love to hear from you! |
| Name: | Randy Joe Cooper |
| E-mail address: | randycooper@comcast.net |
| Comments: | I am still kicking and doing well in Charleston SC.
On the hill 1971 thru 1972 |
| Name: | Steve (BJ) Bjoralt |
| E-mail address: | sbjoralt@cityofhawthorne.org |
| Comments: | Does anyone have any information regarding Jerry Hulker who was stationed at Camp Casey 122nd Sig. Bn? |
| Name: | Steve Bjoralt |
| E-mail address: | Sbjoralt@cityofhawthorne.org |
| Comments: | Just saw your website and it brought back some memories. I use to deliver supplies from Casey during my tour in 72-73 when it was a dirt road. We did lose a 2 1/2 at one time with one of my buddies after a long stop in town, no one hurt! After a while I was transferred to Camp Stanly Dial Central Exchange (DCO) for the rest of my tour 4-months. My nick name was (BJ) during my tour. From the pictures taken of the town (TDC) things sure have changed! After leaving Korea, I ended up with the 101st Airborne Div. and went Air Assault. As you can see by my email address, I work for a city in California as an Officer in the Code Enforcement Division. Again, I want to thank all of you who put this site together, it brought back a lot of memories of when I was young. LOL
Steven (BJ) Bjoralt |
| ICQ #: | IAsoE |
| Name: | Steve Bjoralt |
| E-mail address: | Sbjoralt@cityofhawthorne.org |
| Comments: | Just saw your website and it brought back some memories. I use to deliver supplies from Casey during my tour in 72-73 when it was a dirt road. We did lose a 2 1/2 at one time with one of my buddies after a long stop in town, no one hurt! After a while I was transferred to Camp Stanly Dial Central Exchange (DCO) for the rest of my tour 4-months. My nick name was (BJ) during my tour. From the pictures taken of the town (TDC) things sure have changed! After leaving Korea, I ended up with the 101st Airborne Div. and went Air Assault. As you can see by my email address, I work for a city in California as an Officer in the Code Enforcement Division. Again, I want to thank all of you who put this site together, it brought back a lot of memories of when I was young. LOL
Steven (BJ) Bjoralt |
| Name: | Todd Morris |
| E-mail address: | cof4thovi@msn.com |
| Comments: | Wow...brings back some memories. I was with HHC 122nd Sig. EMS section (90-91), and can remember driving up to Hill 754 in a Duece and a Half. It always sucked holding that damn thing on the hill while you waited for the gate to be opened. I have no idea how i ever turned that thing around with a generator in tow to come back down the hill. Always had a ball on top of that hill.
Thanks for posting the info. |
| Name: | Dan (Snoopy) Marshall |
| E-mail address: | hiredgun@comcast.net |
| Comments: | Was on 754 with a partner for a week or so, in 1968, running a radio relay station out of a Jeep. HHC 2BDE 7INF. Used the chow hall and latrine, showers. Lived in the Jeep. It was Korea cold, and the road up (and down) sucked. But we survived it. Happy as hell to see the web site, even if it is Indianhead territory now. |
| Name: | Ross Mealey |
| E-mail address: | rossm@northeastfoto.com |
| Homepage URL: | http://www.northeastfoto.com |
| Comments: | Great site... I was only up on 754 for a week... and we arrived in the warm weather and left in the snow... |
| Name: | Annaliese |
| E-mail address: | annaliese@rogers.com |
| Homepage URL: | http://galvan.1hwy.com/canadian-pharmacy/canadian-pharmacy-order.html |
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| Name: | SGT.RAY CUSIC |
| E-mail address: | RAY@USITI.NET |
| Comments: | CHEERS ! |
| Name: | Steve Gabucci |
| E-mail address: | superman10671@yahoo.com |
| Comments: | I was on Cp Mobile from 90-92, theonly time I got to see the hill was the murderous run from across the street. Had a lot of good times in TDC while I was there. |
| Name: | Jeff Linsley |
| E-mail address: | Jeff@linsley.org |
| Comments: | wow... Hill 754, I would have never... I was not assigned to the hill but was up there all the time. Stationed from 1990 to 1991. Having my truck catch on fire going down the hill and walking backup, to watching the superbowl Bills loss to the Giants on that hill (I am from Buffalo). to seeing all those Dragon flys... I wonder if the crazy people still wonder around... |
| Name: | 1sg jason holman (ret) |
| E-mail address: | holman978@yahoo.com |
| Comments: | hello all, i was the ncoic on casey 39er pretty much the whole year of 1999. i arrived in korea very unsuspecting that i was to be up their for the whole year but i have to say it was one of the best tour of duty i ever had in my career. all my soldiers...you were the best!! i missed you all, the hill was a challenge in all seasons, im just very proud to say that for one year hill 754 was mine. |
| Name: | John Chanik |
| E-mail address: | chajb@comcast.net |
| Homepage URL: | http://www.johnbe.com |
| Comments: | Glad I found your great web site. Hill 754 might be one of the only remaining vestiges of the Camp Casey days I remember from the 60's. I was stationed at Casey next to the west parade field at B Co 127 Sig Bn from March of '67 to May of '68. I was a 31M20 but was assigned to drive the battalion commanders (Fox and Federhen). I didn't spend any duty time on Hill 754 but drove the battalion commanders up there a few times. I don't remember any road to the top, only the river bed and a washed out trail with huge boulders and ruts big enough swallow my jeep. To all you old 7ID vets: "Go Bayonets!" If you want to see what Casey looked like back in the old days, check out my web site. |
| Name: | John Chanik |
| E-mail address: | chajb@comcast.net |
| Homepage URL: | http://www.johnbe.com |
| Comments: | Glad I found your great web site. Hill 754 might be one of the only remaining vestiges of the Camp Casey days I remember from the 60's. I was stationed at Casey next to the west parade field at B Co 127 Sig Bn from March of '67 to May of '68. I was a 31M20 but was assigned to drive the battalion commanders (Fox and Federhen). I didn't spend any duty time on Hill 754 but drove the battalion commanders up there a few times. I don't remember any road to the top, only the river bed and a washed out trail with huge boulders and ruts big enough swallow my jeep. To all you old 7ID vets: "Go Bayonets!" If you want to see what Casey looked like back in the old days, check out my web site. |
| Name: | Chris Daughtrey SFC (Ret) |
| E-mail address: | cdaughtrey@hst.nasa.gov |
| Comments: | I enjoyed walking down memory lane. I was NCOIC/Platoon SGT of TACSAT and RETRANS platoon from 2000-2001. Had a great time with the soldiers, but I can't say anything good about the officers while I was stationed there. We did a lot of hard work and excelled in everyway. Most people would never understand how difficult it is being stationed at Freedoms Frontier in Warrior Country. Keep the faith. Charlie Rock! |
| Name: | Wayne Mildren |
| E-mail address: | w_mildren@yahoo.com |
| Comments: | Remember well the many trips I made up & down the hill in my 5 ton. I was there 68-69, HHD, 127th Signal Bn,7th ID. No paved road back then. I worked down in Casey. I'm looking to reconnect with the guy that came over to replace me on the wrecker. His name is Earl Bowman. He demolished the 5 ton wrecker at the bottom of the hill in 68. Sadly I was riding with him. Earl, give me a holler!!!!!! |
| Name: | Duncan McKelvey |
| E-mail address: | Dmactds@bellsouth.net |
| Comments: | I was on the Hill in the winter of '62/'63; during my time there we had the Cuban Missle Crisis during which Battalion told us if hostilities started we had fifteen or twenty minutes; we asked, fifteen or twenty minutes for what; Battalion said, "...to kiss yer ass goodbye cause th' gooks'll be swarmin' all over you."
Highest grade on the hill was Sp. 4 and there were only about five of us plus the Korean cook/launderer. Also, a 'newbie' recruit was on guard duty one night and shot a slicky boy in the diesel dump; I had to guard the body til the Korean MPs, US MPs, various bigwigs from both armies/governments made their way up the rutted dirt road from Camp Casey. It took several hours back then, even during daylight. Nice to see there's a site for the old Hill; thanks. Regards to all vets, Duncan |
| Name: | MSG David Jarrett (Retired) |
| E-mail address: | djarrett@neo.rr.com |
| Comments: | Was stationed at Camp Casey, HHC 112nd Signal Battalion from 1974-1976. I can not remember the countless times I made the trip up to Hill 754 driving a 1200 gallon diesel tanker. Normally my co-driver was Bobby G, country boy from West Virginia, he stayed white knuckled the whole way up and down. Us folks back then in the 2nd ID were the Wild Bunch, no need to expounde on that comment if you were there you would know. |
| Name: | Scott Mogilefsky (Mojoe) |
| E-mail address: | scottmogilefsky@comcast.net |
| Comments: | Wow! This certainly brought back some memories. I was on KC-39 from 94-95 with a few of the people that have posted here already. I certainly was a great duty station and was one of the best I had when I was in the Army. I remember the ice storm Sgt. Canada was talking about. That was a pretty wild day! The OE-254's broke in half and only the bottom potion of the cones were still there. We had to take them down in windy, freezing cold temps. However, we did have the Dallas Cowboy Cheerleaders come up, so it wasn't to bad. I still have those pictures from the time I was on the site, so if anyone would like me to email them, just let me know. |
| Name: | SFC Martinez, Dan |
| E-mail address: | daniel.j.martinez@us.army.mil |
| Comments: | NCOs and enlisted on the Hill: Hill 754 was my home in 1979. I was an E-1 FM Radio Operator from January 1979 to August. In August I got promoted to E-4. Had a good crew/the other 05B operator gave me all his weekend passes cause he never went to the ville. Had a few adventures, while on duty. I patched the traffic thru 3343 base to a duece that had crashed into a korean store, severely injuring a GI with a nasty head wound. Because I was able to reiterate details when the medics couldn't hear, the guy lived. Have a few more stories. Had lots of fun. Take care. SFC Martinez, Dan - Just retired from active duty after 28.5yrs and a Masters Degree. Huah Huah son..........Have you guys tried the repelling at Chejado? "3343Base, this is Casey three niner, roger that, negative further, out"............................................. |
| Name: | Mark Southall |
| E-mail address: | southallmark@yahoo.com |
| Comments: | I was at CRC in the summer of 1987 as a ROTC cadet. C Co,3rd platoon, 122d SIG. Had a great 6 weeks there and always had fun on the thunder runs in the ville drinking OB and SOJU. The hangovers were the worst. Always wanted to go back to Uijeongbu. Best night was in the platoon sergeant's room getting beer poured over my head, and getting my nose broke in the VFW on a thunder run. I met several buddies the next year in Germany during REFORGER when I finally got in the RA. PER AGUSTA AD AGUSTA --KNOW YOUR ENEMY |
| Name: | JADE GRACZYK |
| E-mail address: | kc39er@yahoo.com |
| Comments: | I was up there in 1999 as Specialist, my NCO's were SFC Holcomb and SGT Mabry. I miss the mess hall and whole hill. |
| Name: | David Jarrett |
| E-mail address: | djarrett@neo.rr.com |
| Comments: | Was assigned to HHC, 122 Signal Battalion from 1974 - 1976. Drove the hill minimum of once a week with a 1200 gallon diesel tanker, sometimes sober and not stoned, but most likely not. Best food in the Division, and the ride was something to write home about. |
| Name: | Thomas "Joe " Geer |
| E-mail address: | thomas.geersr@us.army.mil |
| Comments: | Rememebr that hill so very well. Most of my time was in the comm center on Casey from August 71 until Septemeber 72. It was the start of my lifer times in the Army. I retired as a 1SG selected for the CSM academy. Of course if all was known about my days in Kores, I would more than likely be serving in Kansas yet today :) Drugs, booze, the vill, race riots, and whores made it a survivial course. I grew up in that country and very thankful to some of the older Soldiers keeping me on the straight ad narrow. The 1SG of A Co, 122 Sig was a huge bastard named Hydell, reject from Infantry. Hated us signal types, so we rattled his cage daily. The marijuana was so bad in the barracks that he requested we smoke it outside. So for all you guys who recall the days, thank God that you are reading this.
Second to None, First to Run |
| Name: | Spc 4 Thomas N Mullis |
| E-mail address: | tmullis1946@gmail.com |
| Comments: | I've gone through the whole Dreambook, and it seems I may be the oldest "Hill 754" surviver. On the hill Sept. 1965-Feb. 1966, back when it was very rustic living. I am hoping others from my time will find this site and contact me. Back when it was 127th Signal Bat. 7th Infantry. Go (by God) Bayonets!!!
Will be building a web site of my own very soon. Tom |
| Name: | Larry Hampton |
| E-mail address: | larryhampton@hotmail.com |
| Comments: | I has stationed in Fort Ord, Ca. at Alpha Company 127th Signal from 1989-1991. My MOS was 31K, I was one of the great Radio/Telephone/Switchboard/Antenna Operator Installers. Just trying to find some of my friends. So far I've on found Keith Saxton and Jeffery Owens. I would really like to find Dana Coleman (31M), Rene Naranjo (31K), and Scott R. O'Hara. Thanks |
| Name: | Darryl Wallace |
| E-mail address: | darrylwallace@comcast.net |
| Comments: | Wow! 754 memories of 1977..... Will return and post again when not on the IPhone. Best soldiers in the world 2nd D. As stated in earlier e-mail you can leave the hill but the hill never leaves you. Biggest rat I have ever seen near the trash.
Former PFC 1st Brigade TOC....... |
| Name: | Dick Beechy |
| E-mail address: | dick_beechy@msn.com |
| Comments: | I was on Hill 754 in 1965-66. Looked at the web site and saw there have been a few changes. Paved road!!! The guys today will never know rolling a drum of diesel through mud to keep the generators going. Robert Oliver and I have stayed in contact all these years. Would love to hear from Abernathy, Estey, Lantz, Frankenfield, Sgt Gray and any others. It was a great tour and I will never forget it (both the good and the bad) |
| Name: | Dick beechy |
| E-mail address: | dick_beechy@msn.com |
| Comments: | Hi All,
I was there in 1964-65. Lot of change ssince then. Thinking of you and how you are spending Christmas this year. Hopefully the doughnut dollies will be there on Christmas day. I left a bottle of coke on the frig in the mess hall. Probably long gone by now. There was a Korean family that lived right outside the compund. The father cleaned the mess hall. I'll never forget the look on momma sons face when we held Christmas for them. In 1965 we collected $125 to buy them gifts. They got food, toiletries and toys. What a day. And then they had lunch with us. Those kids ha deyes as big as saucers. You all have a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. My nickname was "rink" |
| Name: | Derrick Paquin |
| E-mail address: | djpaquin1132@winona.edu |
| Comments: | ANCOIC from Charlie 122d. Served august 2003-December 2003. Nothing like the bottles of Souju the korean trash man would bring in exchange for not having to take our trash down as often. |
| Name: | Tom Mullis |
| E-mail address: | tmullis1946@gmail.com |
| Comments: | I've really enjoyed all the pictures. They've brought back many memories from 1965-66 when I was stationed on Hill 754, "The Hill". It was part of 127th Signal then and part of the 7th Infantry. Things have changed quite a bit & the pictures show it, but it will always be our hill. You can leave the hill, but the hill will never leave you.
Thank you. Tom Mullis |
| Name: | James Gallagher |
| E-mail address: | jlgallag2@yahoo.com |
| Comments: | Great to see that the "Top of the World" is still being manned. I served for a short stint on Casey 39 from November through December, 1988, then I was pulled to C Co/122nd Sig, 2nd Platoon. Had a great time during my short stay on The Hill. Still fondly remember the midnight raids on the mess hall, and sledding on trays down the access road. |
| Name: | Kenneth Chaney |
| E-mail address: | kennethchaney@msn.com |
| Comments: | I was stationed at Camp Casey 122 Signal Battalion from Sept 1980 to sept 1981 . Never did I have a more marvelous time when in the Army than when assigned to Casey-39er . Spec 4 Hayes Butler Jr. was a cook , Victor T Johnson ( cook) Sgt Chastain NCo in charge Sgt Miller and Sp4 Dennis
VHS and we ran RWI 9radio to wire integration Franklin Andrews Jr. was a 05Bravo and I , Spec 4 Kenneth Lee Chaney was a 05Charlie (radio teletype operator) Mr. Chung was the Korean cook . It was quite a feat to walk from Tung Do Shun to Hill 754 which we did 3 to 4 times per month along with lifting weights ,We were in the best shape of our lives . I had been trying to contact some of my ex buddies that were there with me all to no -avail . If you served with me contact me Kenneth Chaney 3275 S. Perry St . Montgomery Al 36105 ./ Email : kennethchaney@msn.com Much love to any and every one who served on Hill 754 .Wee will never forget Fat Mommason for there was only one hooch between Hill 754 and Camp Red Cloud . During our stay two North Koreans crosssed the DMZ and tried to invade Hill 754 and were killed by Rock soldiers in the Valley . When I tried to find information on the internet a few years ago I could not find information pertaining to Hill 754 . What a blessing to see this information and people remembering such great times. THis assignment was for top notch soldiers and Fm commo was Top priory for 2nd Infanry . May God bless everyone that visited or served there for this was an elite group of soldiers . |
| ICQ #: | Tue Oct. 30th 2007 |
| Name: | Richard E. Hembree |
| E-mail address: | hembree_richard@yahoo.com |
| Comments: | I was assigned to the 2nd Infantry Div. on 10 Jan.75 thru 9 Feb.76.C Co. 122nd Signal Bn.. I was assigned to Hill 754 Summer of 1975. Pool table had a crack across one end that made the ball jump, made for a interesting game. Anyway the Div.Commanding Gen. was the "Gun Fighter".
I loved the Combat Football and Basketball. Thanks for the job you are doing with this web site. Sgt.E-5 |
| Name: | KARL LOWE |
| E-mail address: | ASKLOWE@MSN.COM |
| Comments: | I WAS AT CASEY 122 BN HQHQ MAINT CO .I MISS ALL THE CRAZY THAT HAPPEN THERE TO .1972-1975 |
| Name: | Rob Shotz |
| E-mail address: | robert.shotz@us.army.mil |
| Comments: | Someone should add some photos of the A-10s, F16s, C130s, AH64s, and UH60s cruising NOE through the valley below(!) . . . those are some of my fondest memories of Casey 39er.
I wonder if the barracks still flood every time it rains? Does anyone remember the "Green Weenie" (122's officers' hooch, when the battalion was housed in quancet huts and plywood boxes)? I'll bet that some local farmer acquired the lumber from the GW for an addition to his home and still paints it sickening lime green. Does the farmer outside the 122 motor pool still burn dog hair on Monday during Command Maintenance? What ever became of "Pancake", that flat little C. Company mascot who was run over by one of the new M1A2s during that alert? Does anyone remember the A Co. staff sergeant who inspired their Company battle cry "WAR EM TAE" by embroidering it onto his commander-mandated, un-funded, but unauthorized PT uniform? Outstanding initiative and creativity, Sergeant! (Even if you're not "cixelsyd", you should get it). "Voice of the Warrier" Rob Shotz Platoon Leader B Co., 1st Platoon 122nd Signal Battalion 1989-1990 |
| Name: | Randy Cooper |
| E-mail address: | randycooper@comcast.net |
| Comments: | JD TULLAR, I am fine,living in a part of Charleston, SC,called Goose Creek,SC. I have been looking for a HILL HAT from Hill 754. Mine was stollen in 1973. I could never replace it. If you find one let me know Thanks RANDY
E-ME randycooper@comcast.net |
| Name: | Charles Hawkins |
| E-mail address: | hawkeye60@bellsouth.net |
| Comments: | Hi Guys I was stationed at CP Casey C Co 127th Signal Bn,7th Inf Div 1975-76 worked the Camp Casey Switchboard as a telephone operator. SFC RAY was NCOIC they got short of personnel up at Camp Kaiser (Un Chon Ni) Spelling. so I went up there for about 6 months. never got the chance to go up on the hill during that tour but I went back to Korea ten years later in 1976-77 and was with C Co. 122nd Signal Bn. and my bunk was in the same hut and spot as where the platoon Sgt desk was at this second trip. Nothing had changed except A Co had new brick barracks. My Second tour I did not have a slot so they made me the unit Reenlistment NCO, so I got to go up to the hill but I rode in stile with the Col when he got a chopper to take him up, he would let me ride along to talk with the guys up there about Reenlisting. On my second tour one certin YoBo from the frist trip who also worked!!! I mean done buissness at Kaiser took me back up there and the compound no longer had US Soldiers. it had been turned over to the ROK Soldiers. Just before I left Casey the second time they were erecting new H Huts Pre-Fab type buildings. not the old gomer Pile type like most of us stayed in.... LOL.
Boy when it comes to Hill 754 talk about isolation, any guy that spent a tour up there and went home with all his faculties I say hats off to them...you guys were special P.S. I have been told that All US Soldiers are South of Soul no soldiers at Casey anymore....guess the Nuke or Nukes that the north clames to have has played a part in the army moveing all the troops down south |
| Name: | Michael Shuker |
| E-mail address: | dixiebelle@aol.com |
| Homepage URL: | http://mail@dixiebellestable.com |
| Comments: | I hope I didn't screw up the web page. My name is Michael Shuker, I served with the Post Signal Detachment, in 1968 to 1969. I was sent to Hill 754 for 4 to 6 months.
I noticed that you guy now have a pool table, all we had bunk-boxes to play pocker on and we played night after night , even with IOUs, and drank gallons beer and wine. SFC RAY was my first NCOIC, but he retired to go to work for Bell Telephone in Seoul, and SSg Stovle (SMOKE)took his place. Some member names were Bob Blankenship, Jerry Shirley, Cheif, Corky Owens, Jim Wilkenson, and alot of other great guys. The village was fun when we came off the mountain. I was on the mountain when one guard shot another one in the arm, just horse-playing. We built the first shower out of a 55 gal drum. I was slow but it worked. |
| ICQ #: | Dixiebellestable@aol.com |
| Name: | JOHN MUGU |
| E-mail address: | john_mugu2005@yahoo.com |
| Comments: | I LOVE TO BE IN HERE AND I WILL BE IN FROM TODAY? |
| Name: | KARL LOWE |
| E-mail address: | ASKLOWE@MSN.COM |
| Comments: | STATION AT CP CASEY AT HQHQ MAINT BN122 SIG BN1973-1975. HAD A GREAT TIME THERE . BAD TIME TO .VILLE BAR ,CLUB GIRL-OB BEER GIN RO.AND TO COLD IN MARCH;AND IF ANYBODY WAS IN MAINT BN AT 122SIG BN.CAMP CASEY-WOULD NICE TO HEAR FROM WAS THERE JUST E- MAIL ME THANK JUST TALK ABOUT THE CRAZY WE HAD OVER THERE |
| Name: | John Tullar |
| E-mail address: | jdisdaname4@yahoo.com |
| Comments: | I was there 71 through 73. What a time, would like to talk to mcdonald, houston, hunt, any of the guys who were there during this time. I am in Florida now and the last I heard Ron Mcdonald was here somewhere.
Hey Randy whats new. J.D. |
| Name: | Bob White |
| Comments: | I visited Hill 754 several times in 1970-1971. I was its OIC during that time. It was a great place, but had its hardships too. I remember yanking the General's chopper from under him so that we could send up rations. The weather had been terrible that winter and they had not officially been resupplied for over a month. I know that everyone up there had a great time and actually spent the night up there for a Hill 754 party one night. Anyway, it is a great site. Thank you for sharing it. |
| Name: | Tom |
| E-mail address: | tjohnson1176@aol.com |
| Comments: | As a vet of the Army, in 1997 thru 1998, I was stationed at Camp Page, there in South Korea. I had a blast. |
| Name: | Bob Furrer |
| E-mail address: | snafubob@comcast.net |
| Comments: | HATS OFF TO HILL 754 - You folks do good work! I am researching comm/signal site names and locations in Korea 1950 , hooked up with 581st Sig Co, 5761st Sig Co and EUSA L L Sig BN folks. I am former AF 2nd Radio Relay Sq out of Osan AB (K-55) '54-55 cooling my heels on Paris Relay SE of Chonan and Rickey west of Yeasan. Outstanding site. Bob |
| Name: | Rick Sperley |
| E-mail address: | opmrtech2003@yahoo.com |
| Comments: | Holy Sh*t!!! a website devoted to Hill 754!
I was stationed there in 1991, Charlie Co did 90 day rotations back then, only the most "squared away" soldiers were picked from the company to pull duty up there, it was a reward of sorts like a 90 day vacation from the field as C Co was ALWAYS in the field, 7 days on and 3 days off was nice, I remember you had to score at least 230 on the APFT to get a "warrior pass" which was a card that allowed you to leave Camp Casey to go "downrange" The 1st SGT would to take away your warrior pass if you f*cked up or were late for formation. |
| Name: | Charles Curnutte |
| E-mail address: | bc405509@hocking.edu |
| Comments: | i was on hill 754 in 1970-1971 i have many pics and would like to see others just shoot a email if you have any pics from around that time thanks |
| Name: | Charles Curnutte |
| E-mail address: | bc405509@hocking.edu |
| Comments: | i was on hill 754 in 1970-1971 i have many pics and would like to see others just shoot a email if you have any pics from around that time thanks |
| Name: | david freese |
| E-mail address: | david.freese@tinker.af.mil |
| Comments: | Hi guys, I was stationed there in 1974 and 1975 and remember the view. The place still looks the same, just a little more concrete and less mud! Watch this winter and see if someone goes out on that lake to the northeast and ice scates every day, we never could tell who it was. Do you still have that old pool table? that was our main entertainment. Anyway, glad to see your website, take care, David |
| Name: | Shane Kinsey |
| E-mail address: | dbcave327@comcast.net |
| Comments: | I can't beleive the web site...It's awesome and brings back alot of memories! I was an E4 during 96-97 with C Co 122 Sig at Red Cloud. I was a driver/operator while atop of the hill w/ one of the best NCO's ever SSGT Shelton who was heading back to Ft Hood. Sgt Rickett took over and I see further down on the email string that Edmonds and Lungren, aka BIG COUNTRY, signed in. I remember you 2 knuckle heads! I also remember Mikey our lil mascot and have pics in a photo album I would be happy to share with any of you fine soldiers! It's an honor to have tread upon the same plot of soil with all of you! Thank you for the memories and to all of you as it says on the plaque I was given when leaving...."You will be missed but not forgotten. You are a true Badd Boy. Good luck and God Bless. Casey 39er out."
Email me any time especially if photos are needed! |
| Name: | Randy Cooper |
| E-mail address: | randycooper@comcast.net |
| Homepage URL: | http://www.geocities.com/rjcooper_2001/ |
| Comments: | It is a real pleasure when I meet veterans that have walked the same hills and went into the same vills in Korea. I think my favorite club in Tokori was Rosas Cantina I think was the name. I played base guitar with the Koreans in several of the Clubs both in Tokori and Tongduchon. I remember one night I was playing Proud Mary and right as I finished it up we broke out with some grandfunk railroad tunes. Well to make a long story short you all are invited to Midland Park United Methodist Church December 20th 2006 at 6:00 PM as I will be singing a few solos and It would be great to meet up with any of the guys that shared the Hill at anytime. God Bless you all Soldiers Past,Present and Future. Sincerely your brother, Randy Joe Cooper AKA Coop Da Ville. |
| Name: | Sgt. Bob Babcock |
| E-mail address: | AieaBob@prodigy.net |
| Comments: | Wow, what a great website representing the equally fantastic soldiers who have manned the simple plot of land we all have become to know and love as Casey 39er!!!
Well, my time on the hill was from about 1989-1990 and it was the best years of my young life. As I read this message board, I have to admit that either my fellow warriors are a bit shy or else they are all in distant lands defending our flag, our freedom, and the American way of life, which means that I'll have the honor of introducing these defenders by myself. From top to bottom, we were lead by the fearless NCOIC SSG Ernest Hubbard, who is as solid as solid leaders come. Next, were the best NCO's on the 39er, who are the legendary Sgt. Michael Hernandez of Texas, Sgt. Ronald Meyer of Tennessee, and myself, Sgt. Bob Babcock of Hawaii. The hardest working E-4s in the division were Spc. Scott Tenyeck of Ohio, Joe Whitehead of Alabama, and Spc. Wayne Amos of Arizona. Of course, our brave PFC's were the honorable Mr. May, Bracey of Chigago, and Brown of Florida. If I have missed anyone, feel free to correct my errors. As I bring this note to a close, it is with upmost urgence that I want to emphasize to my fellow 39er soldiers that you will always have an old friend at AieaBob@msn.com, and that my prayers are with you all defending our flag and way of life. God bless you!!! Sgt. Robert Babcock |
| Name: | Carl Spitale |
| Comments: | Awesome site. Thank you. I was on the hill in 1971. That's me in the Indianhead newspaper article. I had some of the most precious memories of my life from me time on the hill. Also some great pictures that I'll try to get to the webmaster so he (or she) can put them on the site. I'd put my e-mail address on this but I get enough junk mail as it is. If anyone wishes to get in contact with me, post on this guestbook as I'll be checking in periodically.
By the way, we also had a dog. His name was Wolfty. Great guard dog. Also, I marked Hill 754 (I think it took hold) on Google Earth if anybody else has downloaded that program. Thanks again, Carl |
| Name: | SGT Michael A. Smith |
| E-mail address: | csagunner@yahoo.com |
| Homepage URL: | http://www.blacknode122sig.com |
| Comments: | Hey Guys!
I was in A122 (86-87) and in C122 (90-92) both times in Black Node (Airmobile). I had only been to KC39er once, other than that we flew by it a lot. Thanks for the memories. I'd love to put a link up to this site on the one I'm putting together (www.blacknode122sig.com). Any Black Node Veterans out there, shoot me an email! I'm trying to dig up as much as I can to put together a history of Black Node for the site. Respectfully, SGT Smith |
| Name: | Larry Wallace |
| E-mail address: | wallacelarry@hotmail.com |
| Comments: | Great site. I hope everyone is doing well. |
| Name: | Ellette Jackson (Elliott) |
| E-mail address: | ellette.jackson@comcast.net |
| Comments: | It is still as beutiful and lonely as when I visited quite a few times from March 1988 - August 1989. I had to go up with my RATT Rig a few times and stay a few days at a time. |
| Name: | HARLEY J. BERKLEY SR. |
| E-mail address: | HRL 276 @ AOL. COM |
| Comments: | Served with the best communicators around. SPC Summers, SPC Capritta, Sgt Teeters, Mr.G, SGT Rivera, the vast memories of my time spent there at Hill 754 never to be forgotten. SFC HARLEY J. BERKLEY SR. Year 1986 NCOIC. Co. 122 Signal Bn. Charlie Rock, that cannot be stopped. |
| Name: | Dave Field |
| E-mail address: | towedjmpr@adelphia.net |
| Homepage URL: | http://usparatroopers.org/ |
| Comments: | I wasn't assigned to Casey 39, but I drove it way too many times while assigned to C/D Co's 122 Jan 92-Feb 93. I still have my 348 with "Hill 754 Certified"
I have been trying to find John Marlow. If anyone has heard from him lately, the address listed in here is no longer valid. Dave Black Node Relay (Airmobile) Delta 6d |
| Name: | Greg Anderson |
| E-mail address: | wwolf27@verizon.net |
| Comments: | I was on casey39er from Jan 01 to Jan 02. I became the ancoic on sep 2, 2001. SSG Flu was the NCOIC when I was there. |
| Name: | jade GRACZYK |
| E-mail address: | jgraczyk@tampabay.rr.com |
| Comments: | I was on the hill in '98-'99. I was a PFC then under NCO's SFC Holcomb and SGT Mabry from C Co. 122 Sig. |
| Name: | Kevin Edmondson |
| Comments: | I was on Casey 39er from March 97 until November 97. I was just a PFC at the time. SGT Rickett and SSG Sams were the NCOIC's then. I was the main driver and usually pulled the 2nd shift. I have a lot of memories from Casey 39er and I was shocked to find this page about the hill!!! Bad Boyz!!!! |
| Name: | Roy Rodriguez |
| E-mail address: | rodrig@cox.net |
| Comments: | I was up there briefly in 1992. I have very fond memories of Hill 754 and wish I could visit there. It's a very different duty assignment that brings a group of guys very close together like brothers. Spc. Rowe was my buddy that rotated with me for the RATT rig. |
| Name: | Charlie Bass |
| E-mail address: | www.heart.com |
| Homepage URL: | http://n/a |
| Comments: | I was on hill 754 from late 1983-1984 cco/122sig but Idont see anyone thatIknow that served during that period except Jeff Fischer,thats if youre the one who use to give SSgt Mcadams fits .Where are you? SGT JACKSON (OHIO) SGT SYKES (TEXAS), SP/4 DESLAURIUS(PHILLY) YANCY the cook SP/4BROWN and the guy from connecticut (the05c).Fischer if its you email me this is Bass SP4 TYPE 1 EA. (ha!ha!)REMEMBER 1SGT MATTHEWS (founder of charlie rock) D.J. SMOKE and co, rocking the nco club I literally dream of 754 and i find this website,this is great . |
| Name: | h.j. berkley |
| E-mail address: | hrl276 @aol.com |
| Comments: | Casey 39r NCOIC for a good part of 1986. It" is so great to read most of thes experiences shared by you all, like some mentioned it was a part of our lives never to be forgotten, especially the good ones ! Comments: The hump to Camp Casey & back , soldiers that served with me thick & thin, Mr. G Korean national self professed cook, jack of all trades. SPC Capritta SGT Teters SGT Rivera SPC Hughes are the names I can recall at this moment.I will never forget that mountain as long as I live. Can"t Stop The Charlie Rock, probably installed by the 1SG Washington that was there for a long time. |
| Name: | Sean Solomon |
| E-mail address: | BigSexxxyNash@aol.com |
| Homepage URL: | http://memberdirectory.aol.com/aolus/profile?urlman=sn%3DBigSexxxyNash%26req%3Dvp |
| Comments: | Name:Sean Solomon
Age:19 BirthPlace:Hartsville,SC AOL screen name:BigSexxxyNash AIM screen name:SeanSolomon87 Sean's interests:Reading,Writing poetry,singing,acting,watching wrestling,video games,anime,Swimming,Writing stories,Drawing,Martial Arts,listening to music. Music I listen to:Nirvana,Def Leppard,Bon Jovi,Poison,White Snake,Scorpion,Metallica,Ratt,Quite Riot,David Banner,Lil Flip,DMX,Emenim,House of Pain,Fear Factory,Gorillaz,Styx,Onyx,Daft Punk,Twisted Sister,311,The Offspring,Billy Squire,Billy Idol. Talent's : Writing poetry,Acting,Singing,Martial Arts. |
| Name: | SGT SELVY |
| E-mail address: | PATRICK.SELVY@US.ARMY.MIL |
| Comments: | WAS ASSIGNED TO THE HILL IN 2004 AS THE CASEY-39ER NCOIC. I HAD A GREAT BUNCH OF GUYS UP THERE WITH ME. I HAD A GREAT TIME AND FOND MEMORIES OF THE HILL 754. I WILL NEVER FORGET GETTING A SNOW STORM RIGHT BEFORE THANKS GIVING THAT YEAR. TO ALL THE "BAD BOYZ" OUT THER KEEP PUSHING.. |
| Name: | michael penny |
| E-mail address: | mikeang@aol.com |
| Comments: | Jodi, if by chance you get this I realized i made a mistake on the e-mail address. This is correct. Hope to hear from you some day! :) |
| Name: | Dean M Gruber |
| E-mail address: | PJADJ@MSN.COM |
| Comments: | Was nice to see a web site about 754. Stationed there twice as a Sgt. in 1976, on second enlistment. (out for 3 years) Would be nice if they had a site like this for the old Army Stratcom that i was with in 1972 on top of New Richmond down by Taejon. I think First Signal brigade took over for Statcom after I left the first time. Army took a stripe a way for every year iI was out., so went back in as an E-2 in "75".
Used to walk down 754 every 4 days, but only walked up it twice. We lost a water truck, damaged a jeep and a bulldozer within 3 months while I was there. No one killed thank God. Road was not Paved then. Used to make paper air planes out of comic book pages, and throw them off the side of the mountain. Sometimes they would catch updrafts and we would end up watching them through binoculars for tens of minutes off of the northeast side. Played a lot of ping-pong up there also. |
| Name: | Michael |
| E-mail address: | Penny |
| Homepage URL: | http://mikeang@aol.com |
| Comments: | Jody Atterton!!! I googled your name and found you at this site. It's gotta be you. I hope you check bac at this site and see this message. I've tried to get in touch with names like Daniel Cox, Robinson, Damion Buckins...and can't find anyone. The person I've found is a picture of Percy Berman (the guy that slapped me up side the head)Remember names like DS Lopex, DS Cook....If by chance you get this please please e-mail me. I'd love to catch up with you and look back on some damn good memories! See ya Red, Michael Penny "Cool" |
| Name: | Charles B Ostrander |
| E-mail address: | chicos11@verizon.com |
| Comments: | I was operation sgt of the 127th signal battalion ,7th Inf Div. from 1965-66.
I see the you guys took over from us. I often wondered where the battalion and the 7th went. The hill still looks the same. Ihated to go up there in the winter. Boy was it cold, as you know. Hope you guys are taking good care of my old hutch and my house boy Joe and my favorit bar in the village. I enjoyed myself when I was there. I learned a lot about the signal corp and the Army. I went home in 66 and retired at West point where I started my Army life. Take care guy's. |
| ICQ #: | M/Sgt "O" |
| Name: | Greg "Humpty" Poirier |
| E-mail address: | ggpoirier@yahoo.com |
| Comments: | Great site!! I was there 90-91 with Danny Ray Davis, Noffsinger, Wallace, Jo-Jo Maynard, and Cpl Marlow. Lot's of fun. Like someone else said, winter was no joke. I was lucky enough to be stationed up there due to a coin flip I won. Grat place to visit but I wouldn't want to live there. |
| Name: | Roy |
| E-mail address: | rfwilt@hotmail.com |
| Comments: | Hi all,
I was on the hill from October 1970 until May 1971. We were a part of "Post Signal det. 127th. Signal Bn. I was there when the 7th Div deactivated and 122nd. took over. Boy did they try to mess the hill up. But never fear the Badboyz soon regained control. Back the we had 26 FM nets 2 retrans and 18 wideband relays running We also had on shot directly to the Switch building at Casey. We were using the old Trc-24 and Tcc-7's but were slowly converting to Grc 103's and Tcc 660's i remember the first shift I was on and the commo checks all went off at the same time.I was scared to death. but the other guy was a pro and I think that he answered every call both FM and the VHF in less that 10 seconds. A week later I was just as good. We'd party pretty hard on that hill. one time while we were off oading 55 gal fuel drums off the chopper one of the guys roled a full drum off the pad and through the houch that pappasan had below us. This guy didn't get upset at all but kept the full drum! Ha! Ha! He took our trash and sold up booze, drinks poggy bait, and other stuff as you guys all know. I've also walked the road to and from To-ko-ri many times. We would even go straight up the side of the hill rather that walk 10 times as fer following the road. We lost a mans hand on one snowy night he was putting a cable around a winching post and the duce and a half slipped it wouldn't have happened if he had not drank too many bottles of Slo-ju. Every one knew to keep your hands on the outside of the winch cable. Well, we got a chopper for him, but never heard from him again. Guess that they sent him back to the States? We had a lot of Koreans up on the hill then. They were civilian Guards and a KP and 2 Houseboys. The hut you call the NCO hut was where the Koreans stayed. The NCO's stay'd on one end of the long huche on top of the commo bunker. I won't talk to much about the other things that happened there except to say that there were times that there were more Females there on that hill than there were male. Every bunk was greatly over loaded I'll tell you. I Loved every minute of it, we took care of each other! |
| Name: | R E Gallman,III |
| E-mail address: | buddythebodyguard1 |
| Homepage URL: | http://buddythebodyguard@yahoo.com |
| Comments: | hi guys,i was in the land of the morning calm[ha!ha!]from 1982-83.i was in HHH 122nd signal up on the hill by the NCO club.i never made it to the DMZ,so i don't really good stories. There is one person that i'll never forget, although i can't remember her name.i saw i'll never forget her,i should saw her eyes.God,she had the most beautiful green eyes.She was a medic.Her eyes were the lightest green,almost like seafoam.that'll be one memory i'll take to my grave.so if you're out there my beautiful grren eyed medic,drop me a line[e-mail].you guys be cool!!! |
| Name: | Patrick Terrill |
| E-mail address: | battery111@gmail.com |
| Comments: | Was on Casey 39er in 2004. Had a good time, redid the whole antenna farm. That was a hell of a task, but we got it done, and the retrans was better for it. Good to know others think of this place fondly as I do, it is an experience. |
| Name: | Eric Lundgren |
| E-mail address: | ericslundgren@gmail.com |
| Comments: | Love the site. was stationed on Hill 754 from Sept 96 till march or april of 97.. I dont remember the NCOIC's name (he'd kill me because I forgot) but I remember Walker from California and Mike the dog.. also the cook was from Iowa, but I cant remember her name.
AOL name: dolph002 We should have an annual get together. |
| Name: | Phil Bauman |
| E-mail address: | philbauman@hotmail.com |
| Comments: | Boy bring back the memories, good and bad.
G Troop 5/17 CAV LRSD 2 ID LRSD |
| Name: | Marshall Gaines |
| E-mail address: | marshallgaines@hotmail.com |
| Comments: | Better known as "Sgt G" Hill 754 resident 1990-1991. |
| Name: | JEFFREY STEPHENS |
| E-mail address: | jeffrey.stephenssr@us.army.mil |
| Comments: | Hey guys, just on google. I can't believe this page is real. The thought of the friendship being on a hill can bring. I was up there 93 to almost 95. Hey Lobue,Applebee,Dino,Dimillo,Stobner,Cutler,Tucker,and everyone else. This sight is overwhelming. It's good to hear you guys are doing good. I miss you guys. Hope to hear from you soon. God Bless You All. |
| Name: | Jody Atterton |
| Comments: | Loved being on the hill and loved taking the night rides on the copters.Iwill never forget my time on casey 3-9er or the badboyz I served with and the medavacs that sent my heart racing take care. |
| Name: | Jon Chandler |
| E-mail address: | jmc0369@yahoo.com |
| Comments: | I was a Caseyu 3-9er resident "cook" in 93-93 with Labue, Dimillo, Stoebner, Gash, and others. I a in contact with Jonny.
I am now in the Marines. An infantry Gunnery Sergeant recovering from bullet holes and frags recieved in the Battle of Fallujah in Nov 04. Jon Chandler |
| Name: | sfc john pressler |
| E-mail address: | pghjumpingjack@aol.com |
| Comments: | the best time plt and people i have ever been with i would do it all over again in any situationits great to be on this list with so many super soldiers. still wish i was running the ville.the few the proud the thunderrunners.a co divison main plt with over 100 members 1987 to 1988 we did some amazing stuff. take care andi think of you always i see sfc madden blk node all the time we have a beer think of you and we lmao my hactches are in my sun room thriller were is my cut v |
| Name: | jim madden |
| E-mail address: | jimmadden@hotmail.com |
| Homepage URL: | http://msn.com |
| Comments: | 1986/87 one more thunder run please,got my drinking money in one pocket an my f$#king money in the other pocket,,,BLACK NODE AIR MOBIL.jack pressler D MAIN PLT sgt drinking a beer an still laughing our a$$ off,short times all good times |
| Name: | G Tomas |
| E-mail address: | tomana76@aol.com |
| Comments: | Great reading all the comments. I was part of the 127th Post Signal in 79 & 80. Remember the Hill well. Drove water and rations in the Gray Ghost(5 ton) up there almost every day. Haven't thought about for awhile, still have a battlion year book from there. |
| Name: | Steve Baker |
| E-mail address: | sbaker1015@hotmail.com |
| Comments: | I was commo for 2nd MP CO 86-88. I had the pleassure of driving up the hill two times with my commander and the Provost Marshall. What a site to see. Just remember not to let your foot off the gas, even in the Hummer in low 1 we rolled bakwards. Thanks for reminding me. HOOOAAAAHH |
| Name: | richard torres |
| E-mail address: | midnight322000@yahoo.com |
| Comments: | I was stationed at camp casey from dec 79to jul of 82, i was with Aco 122nd sig.and many times i climbed that hill or drove it in my jeep. i lost a very good friend there in the winter when the 21/2 tn slid down the hill. these pics have bought many memories to me. i will never forget my time there.
FIT TO FIGHT |
| Name: | James Towery |
| E-mail address: | jimbot@lexcominc.net |
| Comments: | I was with a co [ vhf section ] 127th signal bn at casey in 1966 / 1967. Done field ftx's at 754,hill was hard to climb
in wet weather,had to winch our mark 69's up that damn muddy road back then,Good duty up there,not many slicky boy's .Good site! Jim. [ 7th id ]. |
| Name: | George Stolin |
| E-mail address: | grstolin@yahoo.com |
| Comments: | I was on the hill from 1967 to June 68. I was there when they were pouring cement to make the radio room. We moved the radio equipment into a tent in the middle of the summer. I don't know how the radio equipment lasted but we had a lot of failures due the the heat. The flying bugs it the tent were the size of small birds.
I did not appreciate the Army (Nam)but I have been working in telecommunications since the Army, so it gave me a career. I meet some good friends on the hill, and the Korean people changed my way of thinking about what is important in life. My son has now been in the Army with the 82 ABN for 18 years and he will go to Afganistan in June. |
| Name: | jerry |
| E-mail address: | pc_nv@yahoo.com |
| Comments: | i was there....took a trip from camp casey up to the hill (754) some time between 1964 and 1965...
what ever happened to that giant model airplane that was being built over the years??? |
| Name: | PV2 Robert Buck |
| E-mail address: | Buck0385@aol.com |
| Comments: | I'm currently a cook on casey 39er. Sgt Selvy, the current ncoic, told me about this page and I figured I'd check it out. |
| Name: | RICHARD DEWALD |
| E-mail address: | DEWALDR9@AOL.COM |
| Comments: | IWAS STATIONED AT CASEY AND KAISER IN 67-68. DOES ANYONE REMEMBER SFC RAY? HE WAS NCOIC AT CASEY. HIS FAVOURITE SAYING WAS 'WHAT IS YOUR MAJOR MALFUNCTION'... I WORKED NIGHTS AS NIGHT WIRE CHIEF. I HAD THE BUNK NEXT TO THE FRONT DOOR IN THE FIRST QONSET HUT.. IT SURE WAS GOOD TO SEE THE PICTURE OF 127 SIGNAL AT CASEY. AND HILL 754.. IWAS UP THERE WHEN IT RAINED AND WE HAD TO WINCH OUR WAY UP IN A 2 1/2 TON TRUCK |
| Name: | James Wise |
| E-mail address: | sandrawise@bellsouth.com |
| Comments: | I was at the hill 1970 into 1971. I served with Seg. Jack,
Hebert, Cheatium, Atlia (from Alaska) Kanua (from Hawaii). I would like any pictures any of you may have of the hill during 1970 through 1971. I loved my time there. |
| Name: | SFC Dillon (Wolverine) |
| E-mail address: | norman.dillon@us.army.mil |
| Comments: | Hey All you Bad Boyz out there.
Well once again I find myself back in the land of the Morning Calm. Well it’s been a long time since I’ve been here last but those days on the hill are still fresh in my mind. My goal as soon ad I found out I was coming back was to get back on that hill. So who ever is there now I'll be contacting you soon? I served there in 94-95 with many of the guys that have posted messages on this site. One thing I haven’t seen or read about on this site was the winter sports? I know the crew I served with are not the only ones to take dinner trays from the Mess Hall and use them for sleds out the front gate. Just be sure and have some sort of plane for that first turn. Oh and one more thing for the current crew. If you guys have a dog up there, watch out for what ever reason they like to chew the Antenna cables. Trust me |
| Name: | Marc Krill |
| E-mail address: | marcsbooks@hotmail |
| Comments: | was never station on casey 39er, but visited a few times durning my tour.. I was station at C co 122signal bn from Oct 1996 - Nov 1997.. Tac Sat // Retrans Platoon.. My platoon was respondible for the hill and I knew alot of the guys that spent some time up the hill. I was also station in A co 122 sig Dec 1990 - Jan 1992 .. Korea was by far my favorite duty durning my time in the military Had some really good times and would love to here from anyone that was satition with me... good luck to all.. |
| Name: | Spc Nash, Dwight |
| E-mail address: | dwight.nashjr@us.army.mil |
| Comments: | Whats up BISHOP. well everyone I had 2 experiences up there and I gotta say walking that mountain in the winter is no punk. but I would do it again if i had to. |
| Name: | Alex CRabb |
| E-mail address: | a_ranger_boy@yahoo.com |
| Comments: | cool site i am working on being a 74C in the USAR.Hooah |
| Name: | SSG Coleman |
| E-mail address: | bigcyke@yahoo.com |
| Comments: | NCOIC 2004-PRESENT |
| Name: | Danny Davis |
| E-mail address: | dannyrdavis@hotmail.com |
| Comments: | Awesome web-page! I was stationed on Casey 39er 91-92. We were the ones who had to paint everything on site camoflauge, by order of the CO of Charlie Rock. I had alot of good times on the Hill. I have some articles and some photos to post on the site if possible. I will never forget those days or the Bad Boyz I was stationed with. Hope you all are well e-mail me when you can. I salute SFC. Cheeley, SSG. Hubbard, SGT. Maynard-"Jo-Jo", SGT. Gaines-"G-Man", SGT. Hypeul-"Hype", SGT. Hanna-"Yella", SPC. Noffsinger-"Noff", SPC. Roberts-"Rob", SPC. Carter-"Wook", SPC. Pesina-"Little Joe", SPC. Walker-"Spoon", PFC. Lewers-"Puddin", PFC. Poirier-"Humpty", SPC. Woodside-"Joe", SPC. Rowe-"Ro-Dawg", PFC. Maye-"Maye", and CPL. Marlow-"Corp". I wish we all could get together one more time and get a couple of combat bottles and talk about the good old days! |
| Name: | jerry fischer |
| E-mail address: | jwfischer@socket.net |
| Homepage URL: | http://hentai-panties.stockings-finder.com/ |
| Comments: | i was on that hill for 2 years straight tryed to stay longer but they said no best duty i ever got i was there from 1983 to 1985 and did get married there before i left in 85 the pictures just keep getting better i will have to send u some that i have its looking great at the top of the world to me thanks again .
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| Name: | Colonel Bruce Roberts |
| E-mail address: | colonelbruceroberts@comcast.net |
| Comments: | One more thing, To be "Hill 754 Qualified" You still have hump all the way to casey and back in one day? When I was there we also had to work six days on and three off. That was what we did for fun in the winter months. Go all the way to Casey grab a O.B. Beer and humped back to the top. |
| Name: | Colonel Bruce Roberts |
| E-mail address: | colonelbruceroberts@comcast.net |
| Comments: | It is so nice to a web page for Hill 754. I was stationed up there back 1985-1986. I have very found memiors of being there.
I was a PFC back then and was a 31M, bu I loved every second I was till Charlie Rock needed me back at company level. Back then we had a mascot too, his was "Casey" and was part of the K-9 corp. And Mr. G was one of our cooks, I guess he is no longer there. But it is really cool to see that the hill people are still going strong an keeping the re-trans running smooth for the DMZ. I have allot of pictures of there too. And it looks like like allot of things on the hill has changed. When I was there the road was not paved except for about 12 feet or so out the front gate. God bless you and stay strong |
| Name: | Marc LoBue |
| E-mail address: | xavier@rocketmail.com |
| Comments: | Hey Stoebner, that ruckmarch they are doing up the hill now looks rough! hehe... I think it took my 2.5 hours from the base of the hill, my knees were wrecked from the ruckmarch down! |
| Name: | Marc LoBue |
| E-mail address: | xavier@rocketmail.com |
| Comments: | Captain Eskola, Are all the soldiers on "The Hill" still from C Co? In 1993-1995, we were all in C Co and our commander at that time requested support from other units to help man the Hill (Which I thought was a mistake) And I'll tell you why. The camaraderie of "The Hill People" was unmatched when everyone was in C Co. With the exception of the cook of course. Also, the 93-95 crew did ruck marches on a weekly basis up and down the hill. Hang a right at the base of the hill, it follows a nice little stream then you hit a small ville.
A few more questions for anyone currently on the hill, Are those crappy 60k generators still up there? The ones that looked like they took out of a Deuce and leak really bad? How are you guys handling garbage these days? Still have the trash trailer? We used to have a covered trailer that we would connect to KC-39er Mobile (Our HMMWV) and make a trash run. It was much easier back when C Co was on Camp Casey, we could just dump all the trash there, after they moved to Red Cloud, we actually had to look for a place to dump it. Usually ended up being a dumpster in the nearest town. Oh, by the way, if you are still taking the garbage down, the first sharp curve going down was named Inmans Curve for a reason, Private First Class Inman tipped our trailer and trash on the corner, that wasn't fun to clean up! I was a Private First Class there, hoping to make it back there as an NCO someday! |
| Name: | CPT Tom Eskola |
| E-mail address: | tom.eskola@us.army.mil |
| Comments: | As the current commander of C-Company, I am trying to get more history of the unit so I can put together a unit history for the soldiers. We have a lot of pride in the unit and I wanted to find out some stories about unit events, locations, the rock, etc. Pictures are great also.
We are doing the Casey 39er Challenge this year in June to ruck to the top of the hill! Also, anyone know how the name Casey 39 came about? Is it K-C-3-9, old radio call sign? Thanks everyone. |
| Name: | Richard L Alford |
| E-mail address: | rla7626@moultriega.net |
| Comments: | Hi,
I was assigned to the hill as a cook in 69 I think. My thirteen months there is mostly a blur. I was a young kid with a drinking problem. My memories that I can remember is good except for the heat, the cold and the rain. A few of the guys I was there with, Sgt. Wilson NCOIC,Leonard, Ennis, Marino, and a Piute indian who's name I can't remember. We had a Korean KP who did more cooking than I did we called Pops. There also was a guy named Nedvinsky? who married one of the girls on the side if the hill. I don't remember any first names and barely the last of a few. I'm real glad I found this site though. It brings back long forgotton memories. I happened onto it by chance, if there is such a thing. May God Bless Richard |
| Name: | Thomas R. Eskola |
| E-mail address: | oursong@cox.net |
| Comments: | We are proud of our men and women that stand watch in these remote lands. Good luck to all those that have served on Hill 754 and especially those serving today.
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| Name: | Tom Eskola |
| E-mail address: | tom.eskola@us.army.mil |
| Comments: | I am the current Company Commander of C/122d Signal Battalion and we still own/operate Casey 39er, "The Top of the World." Still sending people up there, 3mos at a time. Thank you to everyone who kept it up over the years... |
| Name: | DougHedden |
| E-mail address: | dougcsii@aol.com |
| Comments: | I was at Casey C122 Sig from 91-92. I made some great friends and memories to last a lifetime. Hangovers that I thought were going to last a lifetime.
2nd ID HOOOOAAAHHHH!!!! |
| Name: | Malcolm (Mac) McTernen |
| E-mail address: | mac@mcternen.com |
| Comments: | HOLY CRAP! So glad someone made a site for that wonderfull assignment. I was there 96-97 as a driver, and had a blast. One of my favorite assignments because it was a bit more "real world" than some of the other stuff I did in the army. Did anyone ever take the strip poker game off the computer up there? Do you still get away with smoking inside the bunker? Did anyone fix the hole in the barracks wall that "Remy" made with his head? ahhh the memories, Walker was the cook up there at the time, and he could cook ANYTHING. The only time the food wasn't so good, was when rations were short, and we had to eat "Yaki-Soba" (noodles and ground beef). What a great assignment. Still have my plaque on the wall
Long Live the Bad Boyz of KC-39er 39er out! |
| Name: | Kevin Terwilliger |
| E-mail address: | Kevterwilliger@optonline.net |
| Comments: | Great job Guys. I was assigned to c-co. 122nd. signal
from July 91 - Sept. 92. I visited 754 a few times, but most often just flew by you guys. I was in c-co black-node air mobile plt. you all rock. |
| Name: | jerry fischer |
| E-mail address: | jwfischer@socket.net |
| Comments: | i was on the hill casey 39er for 2 yrss and loved every bit of it and remember it like it was yesterday i was ther in later part off 83 to later party of 85 it was the best place to do duty and the food was great wish i could see it again thanks a million |
| Name: | Wayne Register |
| E-mail address: | MReg67@yadtel.net |
| Comments: | Hi, Really enjoyed the site. I was in C co. 122nd Signal in Jan. 73-Jan. 74. I remember 754 very well. No place like it. A good place to escape to. We hauled a 600 gal. water pod up there on a 2 1/2 when the road was nothing but mud. Fun, left turn- right turn slide backwards a few times.
Also thanks to your site I found the E-mail address of a buddy I was there with. Wondered what happened to some of those guys. Over there you had to become brothers to survive. |
| Name: | HENRY FONTENOT |
| E-mail address: | YOUMANS@MYLINK.NET |
| Comments: | I WAS ON THE HILL IN 73-74. JUST CANT GET THE MEMORIES OUT OF MY HEAD. IT WAS A MAJOR PART OF MY LIFE THAT NO ONE EXCEPT THOSE WHO WHERE THERE WOULD UNDERSTAND. THANKS FOR THE PHOTOS. LOOKS A LITTLE DIFFERENT BUT STILL LOOKS AS THOUGH I WAS THERE YESTERDAY. DONT REMEMBER ANYONES NAMES BUT HOPE EVERYONE IS ALIVE AND DOING WELL. |
| Name: | Jeffery A. Stout |
| E-mail address: | jefferystout@itsnewtoyou.biz |
| Homepage URL: | http://www.itsnewtoyou.biz |
| Comments: | Actually he spelled his name Wallen... Caduca Boy is what he called himself... |
| Name: | Jason McMichael |
| E-mail address: | foose76@msn.com |
| Comments: | I was assigned to ACO 122ND BN 2ID in 1998 and 1999. I was assigned RAU41 and was on the hill in 1999. I was reading the article about the Casey 39 Challange. I just wanted to let you know that we actually started this a few years before the offical challange. The NCO in charge at the time was SFC Whallen (not sure about the spelling) and he challenged us to march up and down the hill with full battle rattle and a 45lb. ruck. SGT Armstrong, PFC Morrison and myself SPC McMichael was the first three to march down and up the hill. PFC Morrison and myself marched down the hill and back up in 80 minutes. At one time SFC Whallen had said that he was going to buy and plaque with our names on it. Does anybody know if it ever made it on the bunker wall? "Voice of the Warrior" "Go Gators" SPC McMichael |
| Name: | David M. Frame |
| E-mail address: | krframe@globalcrossing.net |
| Comments: | I served with 127 Signal Btn, Post Signal at both Camp Casey and Camp Kaiser from June '67- June '68. I visited Hill 754 several times during my tour. It was during this time that the bunkers were built for the fly swatter antennas and the radio room bunker was built. |
| Name: | Brenda Newberry |
| Homepage URL: | http://www.4guests.com |
| Comments: | great times :) |
| Name: | Libby |
| E-mail address: | libby@cuteandsingle.com |
| Homepage URL: | http://cuteandsingle.com |
| Comments: | Wonderful site. Good work! |
| Name: | karen jump |
| E-mail address: | kaz@kazjump.com |
| Homepage URL: | http://www.kazjump.com |
| Comments: | Really cool site, xxx kaz |
| Name: | N. Dillon |
| E-mail address: | Dillon3358@Charter.net |
| Comments: | Holy ****!!!!!!
Who ever thought there would be a web site dedicated to all those hill boy'z. I was stationed there in 94-95 with several of the people who have left messages on this board. One person wrote they was on the hill for 300 day's and enjoyed every minute and I must say I have to agree...Best time of my life I'll be back later to post some stories, I think I've some pictures too???? Dillon (Wolverine) |
| Name: | Ron Counts |
| E-mail address: | Cglassman53@aol.com |
| Comments: | I stumbled on this site when I wondered if there were any other 754 guys around. What a surprise to discover there were. I don't exactly fit in with you guys though. I was there 8/69 to 9/70 when the Hill was manned by the 127th Signal battalion of the 7th Infantry Division. Believe me, it was much, much better than Vietnam! When I was there, the road wasn't paved, just gravel. We had only one helipad and the M-14 hadn't been replaced yet by the M-16. There was no fencing around the compound and the normal means of getting back and forth from Casey was by foot. Like everyone else who has seen the mountain tops rising from the fog while on the hill, I am proud of my time there and will always have memories of 754 that only get better with time. |
| Name: | Bill Bown |
| E-mail address: | bowmasterx@military.com |
| Homepage URL: | http://www.military.com |
| Comments: | I remember seeing Casey 39er from just about everywhere we went. It was always a good reference point when navigating. I was at Camp Hovey (2/503rd Infantry) and we were pretty much at the base of 39er. We walked over the cut too many times...man what a hump. We could see it from the DMZ which was cool. We would think...gee our barracks is just beyond that "hill". Well thats about all, thought I'd put my two centsin. Huah to my fellow brothers that served in the ROK! |
| Name: | CPT Bruce Skrabanek |
| E-mail address: | bruce.skrabanek@us.army.mil |
| Comments: | I was in C Co 122nd Sig BN "Charlie Rock" in 91-92. I was in the BlueNode Platoon and spent many days on Casey 39er and had some incredible experiences. I remember the time we airlifted to the alternate helipad. The birds dropped the personnel off first and then came later with the equipment. We set up a tent prior to the birds arriving with our commo shelters and when the birds arrived, the rotor wash blew our tent up like a hot air balloon and we lost almost all of our personal gear. My buddy PFC McBratney made a video of it. It was one of the funniest things I ever saw. I also remember the time I was driving SSG Demus up the road to the top on a chow run when our vehicle's transmission went out and we ended up rolling down the hill about 50 feet until we were stopped by a deep ditch. It is great that you have this website. Keep it going. |
| Name: | Rev. Jeff Striplin |
| E-mail address: | robstrip@hopper.net |
| Comments: | Man, what memories this page has brought back. I was at Camp Casey 122nd Signal C Co. or as we called it back then
"Charlie Rock" in 1983-84. Iwas in 4th platoon the relay squad. By the way, I now understand that Charlie Co. is in Red Cloud now, did they take the "Rock" with them. Do any of you remember the "rock?" In 1984 in April or May our 1SG had a huge boulder brought in and painted orange and black with the 122nd logo on it and then had a sort of veil around it that could be pulled back. It was opened up in the morning and the "rock" covered up at night. We even had a ceremony to dedicate the rock. The 2ndID Commander a Lt. Gen came and spoke at the event and even christened the rock with a bottle of the bubbly stuff. Best food that could be found was up there on that hill. Remember the stamp you had to have on your Military D.L. to drive up there. Man it got cold up there. To all of you who served in Charlie Co. God bless you all and has our 1SG use to say "You can't stop the Charlie Rock." Pray for our troops! |
| Name: | Dr. A. S. |
| E-mail address: | phdhdfs@yahoo.com |
| Comments: | Reading the emails brings back good and bad memories of Camp Casey--the place where I grew up as an individual and a man. I was stationed there in 1987-88 in the Med Unit (lab). However, most of the time I spent as a unit police down with the MPs. Most of my days were spent at the gate checking bags and IDs. What along time ago.
I used to dj at the Thunderbird. I brought alot of records and all my djaying equipment to the ROK and found time to set up shop at the Thunderbird Club in the ville. Mamasan gave me a free room for my troubles. Hence I missed a couple of alerts and gave up some rank on each occasion. I made some good friends in Korea and pissed off alot of people. I arrived in the ROK as an E-3 promotable and left an E-1. My CO said I was not going to ammount to shit especially after I cussed him out for his lack of balls and common sense. Well I did do well after leaving Casey--I ETSd straight from the ROK. What a way to leave. I went to school. I got my BS, MS, and Ph.D. I have been a psychologist for a number of years now. I manage several international projects on HIV/AIDS. Korea helped me actualize the strength that laid dormant within me. After Korea, I knew I had one option--that was to succeed. I look back at my time there and wonder what was it that really made me change. I asked the question out loud recently to a senior Member of Congress while we were having dinner. With a slight grin that communicated his empathy he said coming back home. He was right. To all who served in the ROK. Happy New Year and God Bless. |
| Name: | SFC Canada |
| E-mail address: | canadafd@konnect.net |
| Comments: | Hello all: I always enjoy readings from the hill. I was there from 94-95 and really miss that place. I hope that all the hill vets remember also. I am currently stationed in Okinawa and have plans to return to 754. When we were there we changed the barracks fron open bay to individual rooms. I remember the ice storm that broke almost every OE 254 antenna that was there. CPT Freddie Montgomery's visit and the plesant company of 1SG MacFarland. Please write and share your visits.
SFC Canada |
| Name: | Debbie Berry |
| E-mail address: | DBerry@lawtonps.org |
| Comments: | Very interesting. Have a friend at Camp Casey now and my husband was there back in 1983-84. |
| Name: | Dale Headlam |
| E-mail address: | dheadlam@nova.edu |
| Comments: | I was stationed in Camp Casey 1986-1988 at the 2nd MP Co. under Cpt. Brasby and Cpt.John G Chambliss. It was an experience. Is the Black Rose Club still there? How about studio 54, and the lucky club? Does anyone know Sgt, Michael A, Shaw, Sgt. Rack, Sgt. Deroun, Sp4.Miller from Arkansas? It was truly "The best of time and the worst of times". |
| Name: | Dale Headlam |
| E-mail address: | dheadlam@nova.edu |
| Comments: | I was stationed in Camp Casey 1986-1988 at the 2nd MP Co. under Cpt. Brasby and Cpt.John G Chambliss. It was an experience. Is the Black Rose Club still there? How about studio 54, and the lucky club? Does anyone know Sgt, Michael A, Shaw, Sgt. Rack, Sgt. Deroun, Sp4.Miller from Arkansas? It was truly "The best of time and the worst of times". |
| Name: | JAMES SANTOS |
| E-mail address: | SANTOSJAM@HOTMAIL.COM |
| Comments: | I WAS THERE FOR 1 MONTH 2001 AND I LOVED EVERY MINUTE OF IT ..AKA(SHAMM CAPITAL OF THE WORLD) CASEY 39ER YOU WILL ALWAYS BE IN MY MEMORIES... |
| Name: | David Martin |
| E-mail address: | dmartin@kreative.net |
| Homepage URL: | http://www.fark.com |
| Comments: | Did a google search for "Hill 754" and I find there's an actual site?? I was in C Co 122 90-92. I was Relay/Retrans Platoon Leader (which included the Bad Boyz), then Blue Node Platoon Leader (and they still saw fit to keep the Bad Boyz in my platoon). I see old CPL Marlow in his post up top made SFC ... imagine that. I remember some wild drives up Hill 754 with Marlow as my driver. WTF Marlow, not remembering me!!!! I remember a monsoon wiping out that "freeway" .... nothing but helo's for quite a while ... during that time. I'm glad to see you guys still keeping the Division communicating ... keep up the good work.
Brings back some memories ... the bad boyz were certainly some of the best soldiers we had in the Company! |
| ICQ #: | 147104387 |