Category: DMZ

With the ROK🇰🇷 government relaxing social distancing measures to level 2.0, UNC has begun exploring options for resuming tours to the #JSA🇺🇳🇰🇵 in a safe manner. Once we have determined a plan that offers adequate #COVID mitigation, we will announce when & how tours will restart. pic.twitter.com/OIU0hVNw0s

— United Nations Command 유엔군사령부/유엔사 (@UN_Command) February 14, 2021

Pandemic, rain, snow–whatever the conditions may be, our #Armistice mission does not stop (as shown in yesterday's H-128 flight into the #JSA🇺🇳🇰🇵). As always, this operation gave us a key opportunity to coordinate with our #KPA🇰🇵 counterparts and reinforce standing agreements. pic.twitter.com/z12cofjZME

— United Nations Command 유엔군사령부/유엔사 (@UN_Command) February 4, 2021

1990 – This is a breakdown of camps that belong to 2ID then, except Red Cloud at the time. H220 is also Mobile. As you can see it is out of 2ID Reg 600-5. This very book is on display at the 2ID museum at Camp Humphreys, Korea! #2id #koreandmzvets #upontheZ #korea #rok #dmz pic.twitter.com/zkhkWdQnkC

— Korean DMZ Vets (@Korean_DMZ_Vets) February 2, 2021

4th Squadron, 7th Cavalry, 2ID – Korea. We had a real mission at the time (80s), the DMZ! pic.twitter.com/ygiLyKDwMe

— Korean DMZ Vets (@Korean_DMZ_Vets) January 30, 2021

1984 – Up on the Z – Stars and Stripes article about the 1st Battalion, 17th Infantry, 2ID being up on the DMZ for the mission. #upontheZ #koreandmzvets #dmzwar #dmz #1980s #2id #17thinfantry #koreandmz #coldwar pic.twitter.com/pmCpssOMec

— Korean DMZ Vets (@Korean_DMZ_Vets) January 23, 2021

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1985 – Near the DMZ – Tank Traps are present in many areas of the northern parts of South Korea. The danger of major fighting breaking out in region has always been present since the Armistice was signed on July 27 1953. Photo courtesy of Mark Isaacs. #koreandmzvets #dmzwar pic.twitter.com/XEDthl4rhN

— Korean DMZ Vets (@Korean_DMZ_Vets) January 15, 2021

2015 – Up on the Z – This is the plaque on the Memorial at the Bridge of No Return. Dedicated to the 2 US officers killed in the Ax Murders of 1976, CPT Bonifas and LT Barret. #upontheZ #koreandmzs #dmzwar #dmz #axmurders #1970s #jsa pic.twitter.com/z8L747HdZU

— Korean DMZ Vets (@Korean_DMZ_Vets) January 8, 2021

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