Відео

I was sad you did not show the mess hall. I worked there in 1976. It was next to the rear gate. Perhaps it’s no longer there. 😢

Lebsack Trail

Mante Trafficway

Camp Laguardia 2004 - 2005 10 minute or so walk to CRC. "Second To None"

good times :') kinda miss this ngl

2X 2ID Second To None

Mitchell’s good burgers and Mongolian nights were top tier.

The lodge was the barracks for A Co 304th Signal. They put so much money into CRC, then closed it down.

Was there as Katusa from 2001-2003, HHC 122 Sig Bn. Miss the time in CRC.!

I served as a KATUSA from 90 to 92 in CRC. It's all changed before. But still It was nice to see the old days.

I am back to comment again. All I can say is WOW!!!! What a mini city. When I was there it was a different world for sure. Very impressive the tax dollars the trusted elected officials spent...not just here but around the world. I never learned "KICK BACK" in high school, if I had I might have opted out on a career in the military and went into politics. But back then I trusted the government. RIGHT??? Gotta trust the Government. So all this money dumped here on soldiers that didn't sign up for creature comforts. Now not one American is stationed there. Wow and why was it built and who cashed checks??? I hear a lot of stupid people say..." if I had it to do all over, I would do it the same way." Well NOT ME... I would have gone into politics. Shit that is where the money is at....literally paid by the tax payers to steal as much money as you can thus your drive to remain in office. Yeah, if I had to do it all over again....I would have gone into politics.

LOLOLOLOLOLOL this is a different WORLD... much different in 76 to 79. Totally different.

Looks so different. Left CRC back in '05. Time flies. A122 SIG. We had the barracks up on the hill, above the a small Motorpool near the katusa shack. Every year, I was there, we got flooded. Once, we couldnt even leave the barracks the water levels were so high. @1:19 There was a ENG or Admin company to the right of Speed Limit sign. They used to care for/had a St Bernard. This is some memory lane stuff here... Mitchell's. We had a lame duck NCO, who did sets there. Apparently, he was the best DJ on post at the time. Also, I won't forget having my ankle completely go out after rolling my ankle in a pothole just outside the gates ahead.

My duty station 82-83. 3rd M.P. Det CFA

And the motor pool beside commissary...how dare you skip that.

Fight tonight!

Is the half / dome building on the left @ 1:10 the barber? I was here in 2008, its 2022 now just felt like a trip down memory lane lol

Was KATUSA 2014 to 2016. Thanks for nice video.

As a KATUSA I was there from 1999 to 2001 and worked for HHC, 122 Sig Bn. I really miss CRC and good fellow soldiers who worked with me.. Thank you for uploading this video.

That place got washed out by a flood in 97 when I was at camp Stanley. Looks great 👍

I was a KATUSA, who served in Camp RC from 2014 to 2016. Nice to see the view that forces me to reminisce back then. Thanks a lot uploading the video! ua-cam.com/video/SuOl85QYUVE/v-deo.html

Wow! I was station at Camp Kyle, South Korea 2003-2005. Which is 15 minutes away. Best memories of my life.

Beautiful little post, good times there and downtown

Was there from 99 to 01, serving as a Katusa. July 2, 2021 today marks the 0th anniversary of my discharge. Thank you for sharing the video. Sometimes I pass by CRC which was closed down. Time just flies!

I served at CRC from 1992~1994 as a KATUSA and this video brings me a lot of flash back. I miss many American soldiers who worked with me at G1, HHQ, 2nd Infantry div.

Thank You!

What a change from 1955 / 56 . At the time I was there it was 1 st Corp Hq. Was stationed there and worked at 10th APU / APO 358. At the time the post Office was across from the PX and Movie Theater . Lived in a Quonset Hut. Had two House Boys, If I recall we chipped in about $ 5.00 per month. They each made about $ 100.00 ea per month. No inside plumbing ( P. Tube ) outside the door. At the time it was known as 1st Corps Hq with 3 Star General . Long tour 18 or 19 months. Clearly was not a fun place to be, the Village had no buildings. Huts and shops, gutter in front of the houses was pretty much their sewer system. Young children were often barefoot even in the winter. No EM Club, Only NCO where everyone went. Slots and .25 Lowenbrau Beer. Trucked in the " Moose " in trucks to dance with, different life in 1955. Cigarettes $ 2.50 in the PX, limit 2 cartons. Sold to House Boy for $ 5.00 each, he had a connection with a KATUSA friend who let him take them out. (Threw Over Fence near back gate ) I'm sure he made a big profit in the Village. Many ordered thru the Sears Catalog and made good Money on the Black Market , CID would come in to see who was receiving Sears packages.Yep, it all came through the package area of the P O , Why not, PFC's made about $ 100.00 per month. Our mail at APO 358 arrived by boat ( Inchon ) and was sent to the Main Rail Station in Seoul, Air Mail arrived at KIMPO ( Main Airport in Seoul. Our APU had our own trucks to PU at Rail Station and for Airmail H 13's to fly us to KIMPO.

Was there in 86-88 with the 604th DASS USAF.

Also met my wife there, we have been married for 45 years.

Wow what memories was stationed there in 1974 to 1975 nothing looks the same. The station to HAC 51st combat signal battalion iQor grade g

Was there between 2007-2009 as a KATUSA. Thank you for this clip.

Boy - I don't recognize ANYTHING! Really, it's amazing how much it grew from when I was there in 1971. That's 50 years ago, so I don't expect that things will be the same; I'm certainly not!

I miss this place

I miss CRC, hands down my favorite duty station. I met and married my husband there, still married 5 years later.

Stationed there with 552nd Sig Co. 2002-2003. Had a lot of good times at CRC. Your video was a trip down memory lane. Thanks for uploading!

Wow, that brought back a lot of memories! I was in HHC from Aug 2002-2003!

My name is Kim Pil-Jae, Retired KATUSA Sgt. (M.O.S. 95 Bravo) Thank you for your warm-hearted words SIR, from the bottom of my heart. Korea & US are Blood Brothers. I always pray for U.S. and Korea. My hometown is Uijeongbu.

I was there from 2011-2013 , CRC dental clinic as a KATUSA, really miss that times ..!!

CAMP MARKET, 1976--77 MP CORP 55TH MP

I was there 1966-1967, 21st Direct Support Group. Wow, what a difference. It was mostly quanset huts or barracks. I understand there was devastation there from a mudslide or something. So it was rebuilt? Thank you for sharing. RPucci

That lodge use to be my old barracks back in the day, good times...

I was there from 2000-2001. Wow, that jogs a lot of memories! I wonder if the Texas Club is still there outside the front gate. Thanks for making this video, I'd love to go back there one day.

Thank you for filming this btw.

Miss this place. I went to visit before it closed down during its last days open... Lots of memories here.

1999 2000

Holy crap! I was there in 1968/70, and it was nothing like your video. I was with the 2/71 Artillery . Base camp was Redcloud and worked on hill 468. We lived in Quonset huts, hot in summer and freezing in the winter, nothing but tin between you and the elements. Looking back, it wasn’t all that bad, but living through it sucked. 50 years have passed and the place is a thriving metropolis compared to the remote outpost it was. Thank you for posting, enjoyed your video.

I was there from 2015 to 2017 and I had a blast. 2:20 That's my car. 3:30 That's my clinic. It's sad that they closed down one of the best camps in Korea. Even though all the buildings will be demolished, I'll remember all the good times I had at CRC. Good times come and go but the memories will last forever.....Thank you for sharing a very precious video!

You mentioned the post office. I was the mail clerk lol

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Wow.....I was stationed there from December 1979 to Dec. 1980. My second assignment when I entered the military. Lived in the barracks near the back gate. Obviously the units / blgs have a newer look; but I recognize the layout of the base very well. Especially when you rode up by the movie theater, helicopter landing area, mountains in the background and the back gate area. Had a radio site up on that mountain; worked up there and on base when I was stationed there. Seeing this meant a lot.