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K-6 airbase, Pyeongtaek, South Korea 1952-53 | Flickr
K-6 airbase, Pyeongtaek, South Korea 1952-53 | Flickr
Long before it was called Camp Humphreys or later, U.S. Army Garrison Humphreys, K-6 airfield south of Seoul, Korea was home to U.S. Marine Air Group 12 during the Korean War. These photos are courtesy of J.R. Boyer, a Marine who served at K-6 during the war. They give an insight in life at K-6 and in the surrounding community during that era.
#Photographs#Korean War#Flickr#U.S. Marine Corps
·flickr.com·
K-6 airbase, Pyeongtaek, South Korea 1952-53 | Flickr
1st Battalion 50th Infantry Association
1st Battalion 50th Infantry Association
The 1st Battalion (Mechanized), 50th Infantry served in Vietnam from 22 September 1967 to 13 December 1970 in II Corps (Central Highlands), providing our combat power to major units as and where it was most needed. At times we were attached to the 1st Cavalry Division, 4th Infantry Division, 173d Airborne Brigade and 1st Field Force Vietnam. What we did is now history.
#Vietnam War#Unit History#Personal Websites#U.S. Army
·ichiban1.org·
1st Battalion 50th Infantry Association
Aviation Archaeological Investigation & Research (AAIR)
Aviation Archaeological Investigation & Research (AAIR)
AAIR, Aviation Archaeological Investigation & Research, is a source of U. S. military aircraft accident reports, pictures of aircraft crash sites, MACRs (Missing Air Crew Reports) and individual aircraft history cards and historical research. Historic aircraft crash site surveys, search and recovery through aviation archaeology.
#U.S. Air Force#Personal Websites
·aviationarchaeology.com·
Aviation Archaeological Investigation & Research (AAIR)
USAF Rotorheads
USAF Rotorheads
Has a goal to document and preserve U S Air Force helicopter history from the Air Force’s beginning to the present and serves as a tool allowing members to exchange and/or share stories, pictures and other items of Air Force helicopter interest.
#U.S. Air Force#Personal Websites
·rotorheadsrus.us·
USAF Rotorheads
Ed's Nike Missile Web Site
Ed's Nike Missile Web Site
Records relating to Project Nike, a U.S. Army project proposed in May 1945 by Bell Laboratories, to develop a line-of-sight anti-aircraft missile system. The project delivered the United States' first operational anti-aircraft missile system, the Nike Ajax, in 1953.
#U.S. Army#Personal Websites
·ed-thelen.org·
Ed's Nike Missile Web Site
177th US Army Security Agency Operations Company
177th US Army Security Agency Operations Company
"Arriving in Korea in September, 1966, I was soon assigned to CRS-K (Comm Center) at the 177th USA Opns Co at Camp Humphreys. With a 6 month TDY to Vietnam I stayed with the 177th until July, 1968 when I returned to CONUS (the States) for an assignment at the CONARC Comm Center. School trained as a 32G (Crypto Repair) at Fort Monmouth, NJ, I worked in that MOS and as a 32D (Fxd Station Control) at CRS-K."
#Army Security Agency#Korean War#Personal Websites#Wayback Machine#Unit History
·web.archive.org·
177th US Army Security Agency Operations Company
Base Camp Phu Loi
Base Camp Phu Loi
About 205th ASHC at Phu Loi, Vietnam. It covers other units on the base and in Vietnam. There are statistics, photos, unit information, etc.
#Vietnam War#Personal Websites
·phuloi.weebly.com·
Base Camp Phu Loi
MSU Vietnam Group Archive
MSU Vietnam Group Archive
Includes roughly 80,000 pages of digitized documents, maps, and images. Most of these materials date from 1955-1962, when Michigan State University led a range of US-funded technical assistance programs in South Vietnam for the purpose of producing a stable non-Communist ally in Southeast Asia.
#Vietnam War
·vietnamproject.archives.msu.edu·
MSU Vietnam Group Archive
World War II Veterans
World War II Veterans

From the site author: "In 2008, I started to collect the State, County, City, and Unit books that were produced during and shortly after World War Two. These books are by definition rare books, very few were printed, and after more than 75 years even fewer have survived. For this website we take each book, professional digitize the book at 600 DPI and try to add as much information as possible about each veteran using as many sources as possible. This website is constantly being worked on and I am adding about 300 people every week as well as other context therefore be sure to check back often."

#World War II#Yearbooks#Personal Websites#Photographs#Military
·worldwartwoveterans.org·
World War II Veterans