Category: DMZ

Today Tank Tuesday right? 🙂 M60A3 from 1987 in the ROK, my old unit. A Trp 4-7 Cav, 2ID. Camp Garry Owen. 🙂 🙂 #m60a3 #rok #korea #tanks #garryowen #7cav pic.twitter.com/mx6mCZS2Cy

— Korean DMZ Vets (@Korean_DMZ_Vets) January 5, 2021

1981 – Up on the Z – Caption tells the rest. Big part, a reminder how dangerous the DMZ can be!!!! #upontheZ #dmzvets #2id #koreandmzvets #dmzwar #1980s #dmz #korea #rok #coldwar pic.twitter.com/dxwVJoekNK

— Korean DMZ Vets (@Korean_DMZ_Vets) January 4, 2021

Warrior Division holiday greeting card, circa 1985. pic.twitter.com/QCbg0YF7bc

— 2id.assn (@2idAssn) December 30, 2020

Early 1980s – Up on the Z – Actress, Suzanne Somers visiting Troops up on the DMZ! Young Private with a big smile with her. Random photo from web. #upontheZ #koreandmzvets #dmzwar #1980s #korea #rok #dmz #2id #JSA #ColdWar pic.twitter.com/ZfXVKwmtuW

— Korean DMZ Vets (@Korean_DMZ_Vets) December 28, 2020

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"The Blue House Raid"
A new novel by 2ID Korean DMZ veteran and 2ID Association member Bob Perron.https://t.co/DnPGQ31sMw pic.twitter.com/T7wRHcW41e

— 2id.assn (@2idAssn) December 21, 2020

Unfortunately, based on continuing high numbers of #COVID cases in the country, UNC has suspended all non-essential activities in the #JSA, including tours. This is needed to protect the ROK public & our #DMZ personnel. We look forward to resuming tours once COVID cases subside. pic.twitter.com/dApzFJo3fE

— United Nations Command 유엔군사령부/유엔사 (@UN_Command) December 19, 2020

1955 – Christmas in Korea – Troops from the 24th Infantry Division celebrating Christmas up on the DMZ! About 3 years later 24ID was reflagged to 1st Cavalry Division. Then 1965 to 2ID! #dmzwar #rok #korea #upontheZ #koreandmzvets #koreanchristmas #dmz #24id #2id #1stcav pic.twitter.com/ymRXrblTUz

— Korean DMZ Vets (@Korean_DMZ_Vets) December 18, 2020

1983 – Christmas in Korea – Soldiers off a DMZ patrol eating Christmas dinner. Guessing 1/9 from either Greaves or Liberty Bell.
Random photo from web. #koreandmzvets #dmzwar #upontheZ #2id #christmasinkorea #korea #rok #Xmas #manchu #dmz pic.twitter.com/F20LOS1vCx

— Korean DMZ Vets (@Korean_DMZ_Vets) December 17, 2020

It was a busy eight months out at #ArrowheadHill, but UNC🇺🇳 was right there alongside our ROK🇰🇷 teammates through it all.

A quick rundown of the on-site accomplishments:
– 2,568 mines & unexploded ordnance removed
– 143 skeletal remains recovered
– 330 bone fragments recovered pic.twitter.com/TLqnCp9sAC

— United Nations Command 유엔군사령부/유엔사 (@UN_Command) December 1, 2020