Ok, I personnally have not had the chance to make it to Korea, even though they wanted me to go to receive my SSG/E-6. But, I know there are some good pictures out there of the DMZ, I hope.

For starters.

kva-monument-web.jpg (87 Kb, 61 downloads)

Very cool man...

Team Spirit (Joint Ops) 1988.

Team_Spirit_88.MDI (101 Kb, 47 downloads)

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Originally posted by smokincobrajoe:
Team Spirit (Joint Ops) 1988.

Couldn't open it....I guess not a very user friendly program...

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Originally posted by Dav82nd:

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Originally posted by smokincobrajoe:
Team Spirit (Joint Ops) 1988.

Couldn't open it....I guess not a very user friendly program...

Try This:

http://adobe.kodakgallery.com/Slideshow.jsp?mode=fromsh...vw3j3&Uy=a93ejb&Ux=0

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Originally posted by smokincobrajoe:

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Originally posted by Dav82nd:

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Originally posted by smokincobrajoe:
Team Spirit (Joint Ops) 1988.

Couldn't open it....I guess not a very user friendly program...

Try This:

http://adobe.kodakgallery.com/Slideshow.jsp?mode=fromsh...vw3j3&Uy=a93ejb&Ux=0

That tank was a 60, right?

Try This:

http://adobe.kodakgallery.com/Slideshow.jsp?mode=fromsh...vw3j3&Uy=a93ejb&Ux=0[/QUOTE]

That tank was a 60, right?[/QUOTE]

It's an M60A3 to be exact. All 100 percent homogenious steel (this is not a good thing). They wen't to M-1's in the early 90's in the ROK. We used to have a good time thumping on the turret wall and laughing about our survivability (or lack thereof). The sights were good but the armor protection was poor.

Try www.imjinscout.com - they have lots of picture galleries of the DMZ

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Originally posted by mj101inf:
Try www.imjinscout.com - they have lots of picture galleries of the DMZ

This is an excellent site run by Don Lopez a Manchu warrior that served in 1967-68. I have contributed to this site and I encourage that everyone that reads this post, please visit, sign the guest book and contribute your stories and pictures.

Me at the entrance of DMZ at Guard Post 128 late October 1990.

i remember that gate,my god its been 20 years since ive driven to gp oulette!

Is that the entrance at the Southern Barrier Fence? The Imjin Scout site used to be a very active site, what happened with all the DMZ vets?

Camp Liberty Bell, 74-75

JSA next to the Ax Murder tree.


The Chinese Tunnel


Arms Room Guard. They lock you in to protect it. No bathroom, no weapon, no fire escape. Never understood it.

Bridge of No Return. N. Korea is on the other side.

Me at the entrance to DMZ Guard Post 128, 1990.

Wireguy 1 quote:
I remember that gate,my god its been 20 years since ive driven to gp oulette!
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504PIR quote:
Is that the entrance at the Southern Barrier Fence? The Imjin Scout site used to be a very active site, what happened with all the DMZ vets?
Camp Liberty Bell, 74-75
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Sorry for not answering sooner! Guard Post 128 is the entrance that leads into the DMZ and the talk site Panmunjom. There are other roads that lead into the DMZ but this one is the only one thats allows tour buses to come in and see Panmunjom!

Dco 1-5 mech 2nd Div.