My Guestbook Thank you for visiting Camp Blue Lancer Valley, Korea. We hope your adventure has been a pleasant one. You are invited to sign the BLV Rollbook. Please feel free to comment on your experience--SP4 Martinez There are currently 70 messages. Message Number: 70 -
Wednesday, December 31, 2008 11:05:56 MST
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I was just Googling Changpa-Rri and found this site. I have pictures of the Blue Lancer Valley when I was stationed there. I remember much of the area and also remember the duty on the fence. Man, was it cold there in the winter.--Louis Konc~~~~redrwut@comcast.net Message Number: 69 - Sunday, December 21, 2008 09:46:36 MST - [IP = 71.236.90.8]
Just wanted to send my wishes to all vets to have a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. I enjoy reading all comments and can relate to them of our time in the frozen chozen. The years do fly by and like to go back in time to those crazy days when we thought we were invincible at 18 years old. Good luck and good health to all. Message Number: 68 - Tuesday, December 9, 2008 19:24:05 MST - [IP = 98.18.130.211]
I arrived on the USNS Sultan in 1963 and left on MATTS flight 1964. Heavy Weapons Platoon on a 106 recoiless rifle. This was a great site to go back to the simple times of just being proud American Soldier.--Tom~~~~chyna@windstream.net Message Number: 67 - Monday, December 1, 2008 19:27:56 MST - [IP = 66.111.114.51]
Hello Julio. This is got to be one of the best websites, I've ever visited. It brings back, great memories. I had a great time in Korea. It was cold and miserable, and hot with those rice paddies. I sure can't forget Nullori. There was a guy selling bibles, from the village, I've also seen him in Nam in 67. Julio!! You have done, a great thing, bringing back, these great memories. I'd do it again, in a minute. Thanks Julio, for the great thing you've done. I can still hear the request hour,nightly.--Abel Aragon~~~ccaragon@webtv.net Message Number: 66 - Tuesday, November 25, 2008 18:35:16 MST - [IP = 99.196.145.217]
Humping the hills and digging trenches, the early morning runs around the parade field before chow. I know we can't go back. The memories will have to do. Thanks for the opportunity to revisit the Valley and the land of the morning calm.--Bob~~~carmanstp@northlc.com Message Number: 65 - Saturday, October 25, 2008 07:19:44 MST - [IP = 65.8.72.118]
I corp group arty. Target Acquisition Battalion.--Louis P Skierski~~~~sker20@BellSouth.net Message Number: 64 - Tuesday, September 30, 2008 04:08:03 MST - [IP = 168.145.77.21]
Only got to see three weeks worth of Korea in the spring of 1988. Drove my Jeep all over the countryside through; Pusan, Seoul, Pyong Taek, and all kinds of places I could never even try to spell. Thanks to all who stood the wall. Wulf Corrington (American Legion Post 165 and VFW Post 7244, Vacaville, CA.) Message Number: 63 - Wednesday, September 24, 2008 16:35:19 MST - [IP = 76.200.160.131]
Nice website Mr. Martinez! It's been a long time, but after viewing your records, it seems like just yesterday. I wonder: what does the "zone" look like today?--Robert L. Windus~~~rlwin@att.net Message Number: 62 - Sunday, September 21, 2008 16:16:37 MST - [IP = 69.137.194.80]
Thanks for the great web site. I will be visiting Korea Oct 31, 2008 for 8 days. If anyone wants updated photos please let me know. I am working through the US Embassy for access to the old military camps.--James Hager~~~Jimhager@comcast.net Message Number: 61 - Tuesday, September 16, 2008 09:26:41 MST - [IP = 207.59.23.130]
Just adding the years that I was in Korea to correct my prior email. |
